She writes. He rocks. Together, they just might make it.
A comedy about the unique relationship between a young songwriter, Ally Dawson, and Austin Moon, the overnight internet sensation who gains sudden notoriety after performing one of Ally's songs. Austin and Ally struggle with how to maintain and capitalize on Austin's newfound fame. Austin is more of a rebel type who doesn't follow the rules and is somewhat immature for his age, while Ally is conservative yet self-conscious.
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A comedy about the unique relationship between a young songwriter, Ally Dawson, and Austin Moon, the overnight internet sensation who gains sudden notoriety after performing one of Ally's songs. Austin and Ally struggle with how to maintain and capitalize on Austin's newfound fame. Austin is more of a rebel type who doesn't follow the rules and is somewhat immature for his age, while Ally is conservative yet self-conscious.
Season 3 episodes
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After missing most of Austin's tour to focus on her music career in Miami, Ally longs for her friends and decides to catch Austin's performance in Portland. Ally barely makes it on time, and is now torn between continuing to work on her own music, or joining her friends for the last leg of Austin's tour.
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Directed by Shelley JensenGuest stars Molly Jackson, Andy Milder
Following the last show of Austin’s tour, the gang does some sight-seeing at a Washington D.C. museum, where Austin accidentally gets stuck to a priceless object and must find a way to return it before performing for the President.
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Directed by Shelley JensenGuest stars Tom Fonss, Reggie Brown
Trish is organizing a Kids Club holiday party at which Austin and Ally will perform their original holiday song and distribute Austin Moon dolls, but a mix-up at the toy factory leads to a scramble. Meanwhile, Trish puts Dez and his arch nemesis, Chuck, through a competition to determine who will be a better Santa for the party.
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Directed by Adam WeissmanGuest stars Nic Novicki, Zoe Pessin, Alexa Russo, John Paul Green
To raise money for Ally's charity, Austin agrees to be in a date auction. Dez says that he thought Ally would be upset at Austin going on a date with another girl, even though she said they are 'just friends'. But then a girl pledges $3,000 to go on a date with Austin, Ally gets into the auction herself. Ally pledges $3,001 to go on a date with Austin but gets beaten by the same girl by $5,000.
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Directed by Eric Dean SeatonGuest stars Sofia Carson, Melany Ochoa, Mason Mahay, Carrie Wampler
Trish gets a visit from a boy she is crushing on and she acts strangely when he asks her out on a date, she seeks advice from Dr. Cupid, who is actually Dez.
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Directed by Eric Dean SeatonGuest stars Michael-Leon Wooley, Cameron Deane Stewart, Hannah Kat Jones
When Austin receives his first negative review from a critic and falls into a slump and is afraid to perform on stage, Ally, Dez and Trish try to relieve him from it.
Dez gets an unexpected opportunity to direct a movie that Austin is in, but things prove problematic when he has to work with Austin’s co-star, Brandy Braxton, a high-maintenance actress.
Ally's record producer teams her up to write a duet with an artist, Gavin, which among other is in love with Ally. Austin becomes jealous and decides that he wants them to reunite, but Ally confesses that she now has a crush on the new guy.
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Directed by Adam WeissmanGuest stars Cameron Jebo, Cassidy Ann Shaffer, John Paul Green
When Dez, Trish and Austin convince Ally to attend the annual Zaliens Convention that's being held in Miami, Trish and Dez happen to stumble upon real Zaliens who are planning to destroy the Earth- in order to save it, Austin and Ally must perform their new song to satisfy them, but end up becoming their musical captives!
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Directed by Shelley JensenGuest stars David Magidoff, Greg Worswick
Trish gets the lead in the school play, but ends up getting bullied online with comments telling her that she's not pretty. After saying she doesn't care, she goes into the school auditorium to cry. She is later caught by Ally crying while reading hate comments about her. Austin, Dez, and Carrie follow, hugging her for comfort while she cries. The bullying goes too far and Trish keeps on calling in sick everyday to avoid going to school. Trish later tells Ally that she is going to drop out of school. Ally tells Austin and the two make a song and Austin preforms it at Shredders. However, Trish still refuses to go to school. It is play night and Carrie and Dez figure out the bully is Margo. After Dez and Carrie put a skunk in Margo's face, Trish gets upset with them getting back at Margo. Trish informs Coach Simmons about the problem and nicely tells Margo to stop. Margo apologises revealing that she was jealous of Trish and promises to stop posting hate. The play continues and nobody makes fun of Trish anymore.
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Directed by Rich CorrellGuest stars Matt Merchant, Megan Richie
As her album is preparing to be released, Ally realizes that with all the time she's spending with her music, she won't have time to work at the store anymore, and is forced to quit, which allows Lester to finally sell the store- but when the gang finds out that the new owner, Ms. Krum, wants to demolish Sonic Boom to turn it into a box store, they must find a way to stop Lester before it's too late. Meanwhile, Carrie requests Trish and Dez's help to find a new job when she gets fired from Shredder's. In the end, Carrie starts working at Sonic Boom taking Ally's place, while she is promoting her album.
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Guest stars Pamela Dunlap, Russ Marchand, Andy Milder, Hannah Kat Jones
Austin and Ally's relationship hits another road block when his music label forces him to hide their relationship from the public. Meanwhile, Dez contemplates moving to L.A. in an effort to be closer to his girlfriend and attend film school.
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Directed by Shelley JensenGuest stars Claudia DiFolco, Chelsea Harris, Tyne Stecklein, Natalija Ugrina, Chelsea O'Toole, Jill Benjamin, John Henson, Cassidy Ann Shaffer