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Two young women's lives clash in the high-school quest for popularity when their parents become engaged.

Brooke's boyfriend lands the lead in the school musical; Sam feels responsible for Carmen not making the cheerleading team.

Brooke and Sam are forced into dinner plans together with their parents; Sam's cheerleading expose ignites a war; Josh must choose between a football game or the school musical.

Rumors fly when Sam and Josh share an awkward moment during play rehearsal; Brooke confides to Nicole that she and Josh are still virgins.

Sam is suspicious when the cheerleaders agree to attend Carmen's slumber party; Carmen's mother stumbles upon Brooke and Josh in an upstairs room.

Animosity deepens when Brooke and Sam discover their parents have been lying to them; Sam tries to expose a cheating ring in biology class; a food fight breaks out.

Brooke is forced to compete against Mary Cherry and her combative mother for the title of homecoming queen.

Brooke must prove her relationship with Josh isn't just about sex, while Sam must bag a boyfriend; Lily launches a condom campaign.

Brooke worries about some inconclusive test results; students compete in a "Principal for a Day" school contest.

Brooke and Sam grudgingly combine their holiday traditions, while a scornful, mean-spirited Nicole is visited by three ghosts.

Josh's decision to star in the school musical causes tension at home; a national television program chooses Brooke and Sam to produce a segment about popularity.

After receiving a failing grade, a vengeful Emory Dick puts the whole school on trial, winning the support of Sam, Carmen and other outcasts.

Both Carmen and Sam want to ask Josh to the Sadie Hawkins dance, while Nicole dares Lily to take the school's biggest outcast.

The girls get locked in the school bathroom; Harrison, Josh and Sugar Daddy get trapped in Ms. Glass' biology classroom.

Nicole and her peers are sent off to the school's new sensitivity camp, a boot-camp for the politically incorrect.

Sam wins a modeling contest to shoot a commercial with members of the U.S. Women's World Cup Soccer Team (Tiffeny Milbrett, Tisha Venturini).

Harrison writes a song about Josh and Carmen's fledgling romance; Nicole, Mary Cherry and Poppy compete for the attentions of a handsome new principal.

Harrison (Christopher Gorham) champions his transsexual shop teacher (guest star Louis Mustillo); Mary Cherry's mother (guest star Delta Burke) leads the home economics class in a hostile takeover of a drugstore company. Erik Estrada and Alley Mills also guest star.

Sam and her friends dye their hair blonde, while Brooke and her clique become brunettes; a new girl named Exquisite Woo courts Sugar Daddy.

Brooke and Sam launch a full-fledged campaign to stop their parents' wedding; Cherry Cherry announces her plans to marry actor Erik Estrada.

Sam (Carly Pope) runs away to San Francisco to find Brooke's mother (guest star Peggy Lipton), while Brooke (Leslie Bibb) organizes a shower for Sam's mother (Lisa Darr); Harrison (Christopher Gorham) and the others take Brooke's dad (Scott Bryce) to a strip club. Steve Kmetko also gu.

Jane and Mike (Lisa Darr, Scott Bryce) try to get hitched, along with Cherry Cherry (guest star Delta Burke) and Erik Estrada (guest starring as himself); Nurse Glass (Diane Delano) accuse the students of trying to kill her sister; Brooke's mother (guest star Peggy Lipton) makes a sur.