Zoey 101: Season 1

Zoey Brooks and her brother, Dustin, are heading to their first day at Pacific Coast Academy, a private boarding school that is allowing females to enroll for the first time in its history. As Zoey gets acquainted with her new surroundings, she decides to try out for the boys' basketball team, a decision that is met with opposition from a boy named Logan. Zoey challenges Logan to a five-on-five, boys-versus-girls basketball game, which the boys dominate until Zoey's gruff roommate Dana decides to join the fray, carrying the girls all the way back to within one point. The girls lose on Dana's missed last-second shot, but win the boys' respect and acceptance in the process.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

Zoey's roommates, Dana and Nicole, constantly fight, so Zoey moves into a different room with a girl named Quinn who turns out to be far stranger than either of them. But Nicole and Dana seem happier since Zoey's departure, and she doesn't want to hurt Quinn's feelings, so she pretends to be perfectly content with her new living situation. But when Quinn unexpectedly asks Zoey to move out, Zoey returns to her old room with Dana and Nicole, where they learn to better appreciate one another and how to compromise and co-exist.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

Dustin is concerned that Zoey is mothering him too much, and when a school bully forces Dustin to do his homework for him, Zoey confronts the bully in public, embarrassing Dustin in the process and further enraging the bully. When Dustin comes to Chase and Michael for advice on the subject, they tell him to stick up for himself, which prompts Dustin to challenge the bully to a fight. Zoey gets wind of the fight and instead of intervening directly, orchestrates a ruse whereby the janitor poses as a dean in order to threaten the school bully with disciplinary action. The next time Dustin stands up for himself, the bully backs down, and Zoey is satisfied knowing she helped, even if Dustin is none the wiser.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

An announcement is made that the school play at PCA will be based on Chase's original script, so he is offered the male lead and casts Zoey opposite him, as his love interest. But when Logan comes in to read and is clearly better than everyone else, Chase is left no choice but to award him the lead role. At first, Zoey is hesitant to work with Logan and plans on quitting, until she sees him in action and immediately becomes smitten. Chase tries to sabotage Logan by getting him to catch Dustin's cold, but the plan backfires and Chase is sequestered in the infirmary on opening night. Meanwhile as the play unfolds, Logan's true colors are revealed, allowing Zoey to see him for the jerk he really is.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

Logan offers the girls a peace offering in the form of a stuffed animal, which turns out to be imbedded with a webcam that he uses to spy on them in their lounge. When the girls finally realize how their secrets are being disseminated throughout campus, they devise a plan to incriminate Logan using the help of the other boys and the owner of a campus sushi restaurant.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

As a project for Business Class, the kids are instructed to break into small groups and shoot commercials for a new scooter on the market called the Jet X. Nicole, Zoey and Dana can't agree on how to approach their project, so they end up defecting into solo projects that all go very poorly. Meanwhile, Logan uses his father's connections to acquire professional equipment and the services of Jeff Garrett, celebrity spokesperson, for the boys' commercial.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

Zoey, Dana and Nicole sign up for the Spring Fling planning committee in hopes of getting Drake Bell to perform at the festivities and consequently turn a formerly lame tradition into a new, exciting event. When it turns out that Drake comes with a five thousand dollar price tag, the girls decide to have a fundraiser in order to drum up some cash.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

When the boys TP the girls' dorm and bombard them with water balloons as part of the PCA tradition of "prank week," the girls devise a plan to get even which consists of defacing the statue in front of the boys' dorm. As it turns out, the son of the founder of PCA is on hand to witness the vandalism of his father's statue, and in a fit of rage, he decides it was a mistake to let girls into PCA. When Zoey takes sole blame for the prank, the founder's son allows the other girls to stay, provided that Zoey accepts her expulsion and issues an apology to the entire student body.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

Quinn develops a crush on a boy named Mark, but when Zoey finds out that Mark's not interested, she decides to take it upon herself to organize a fake "date" between the two oblivious parties. She tells Quinn that Mark accepted the invitation and tricks Mark into showing up. When Mark's girlfriend also shows up, Zoey's plan is foiled, but Quinn and Mark end up embroiled in a burgeoning romance despite it all.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

Stacy, an employee at the PCA bookstore, steals Zoey's backpack prototype, and the whole school gets backpack fever, leaving Stacy to reap all the benefits. When a major department store becomes involved, Zoey is determined to beat Stacy at her own game and take back what is rightfully hers.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

When the PCA school dance committee implements an experimental new personality-based partner selection process, Zoey - through some seemingly technological glitch - is paired up with two boys, Chase and Glen, of which she chooses Glen to be her date at the dance. While at the dance all the kids struggle to deal with their assigned matches, and it is eventually revealed that Chase and Glen both used dishonest means to get Zoey's personality test answers in order to insure being paired with her.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

In an attempt to get out of gym class, the kids expose a loophole in PCA policy and form a Frisbee Golf team, but the rules stipulate that in order for the team to be official, they have to compete in and win at least one sanctioned event. Chase's plan to schedule a game with an easy opponent backfires, however, when he inadvertently books a team of juvenile delinquent Frisbee Golfers from Ridgeway Youth Detention Facility.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English 

It's the end of the semester and the entire student body is looking forward to the celebratory party at a nearby beach, but when one of Quinn's inventions goes awry, the kids find themselves four hours away from their intended destination at another beach altogether. While stranded on this empty, abandoned beach, the kids decide to make the most of their situation until they are finally able to contact help in the form of Mr. Bender and his trusty pick-up truck.

Rating: TV-Y7  Languages: English