An irreverent look at the conflict, chaos and humor that defines teenage life through the eyes of 15-year-old Jenna Hamilton whose life begins to change when a simple accident becomes an epic misunderstanding and is blown way out of proportion. Narration in the first-person voice of Jenna's blog posts captures the humor within the struggles and experiences everyone can relate to from their formative years.
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An irreverent look at the conflict, chaos and humor that defines teenage life through the eyes of 15-year-old Jenna Hamilton whose life begins to change when a simple accident becomes an epic misunderstanding and is blown way out of proportion. Narration in the first-person voice of Jenna's blog posts captures the humor within the struggles and experiences everyone can relate to from their formative years.
Season 3 episodes
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In the season three premiere episode Jenna's junior year brings a wave of surprises and changes that potentially will impact her future in an indelible way.
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Directed by Lauren IungerichWritten by Lauren IungerichGuest stars Greer Grammer, Nolan Gerard Funk, Wesam Keesh, Adam Masnyk, Anthony Michael Hall, Zoë Kim, Cecilia Lee, Tiffany Van Cott
Jenna's father takes matters into his own hands to talk to Matty's parents about their kids' relationship.
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Directed by Hal OlofssonWritten by Christy StrattonGuest stars Mike Faiola, Greer Grammer, Nolan Gerard Funk, Wesam Keesh, Adam Masnyk, Anthony Michael Hall, Matt Corboy, Amanda Foreman
When Matty moves in with the Hamiltons, Jenna discovers that cohabitation may be more than she bargained for.
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Directed by Joe NussbaumWritten by Lauren Iungerich, Michael J. CinquemaniGuest stars Mike Faiola, Greer Grammer, Nolan Gerard Funk, Anthony Michael Hall
The ghosts of Jenna's past reveal themselves along with Jenna's insecurity as Halloween hits Palos Hills.
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Directed by Joe NussbaumWritten by Todd WaldmanGuest stars Nolan Gerard Funk, Sam Tracy, Shane Harper, Brooke Anne Smith, Wyndoline Landry, Kendall Custer, Jake McLean, Robert Michael Anderson
Jenna's first date to the Homecoming dance conjures up old feelings of guilt for the girl she used to be and the girls who don't have dates.
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Directed by Ryan ShirakiWritten by Vera HerbertGuest stars Joseph Haro, Jessika Van, Nora Sakal, Zachary J. Luna, Katy Sink, Currie Terrell, Joe James Clark
A challenge from Mr. Hart forces Jenna to expose herself publically and in the process, she is confronted with some disturbing newfound revelations about herself.
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Directed by Ryan ShirakiWritten by Lauren Iungerich, Jamie DoonerGuest stars Mike Faiola, Nolan Gerard Funk, Anthony Michael Hall, Brian Groh
After a late night coffee with Collin, Jenna can't stop thinking about him and what it means to have a crush as well as a boyfriend.
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Directed by Lauren IungerichWritten by Erin EhrlichGuest stars Mike Faiola, Nolan Gerard Funk, Kelly Sry, Wesam Keesh, Jessika Van, Anthony Michael Hall, Brooke Anne Smith, Nami Paix
After an impulsive make out with Collin, Jenna resolves to end her infidelity before Matty finds out.
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Directed by Lauren IungerichWritten by Lauren IungerichGuest stars Mike Faiola, Greer Grammer, Nolan Gerard Funk, Kelly Sry, Anthony Michael Hall, Sam Tracy, Danielle Andrade, Annie To
Jenna and Matty's breakup forces their friends to choose sides.
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Directed by Steve GainerWritten by Michael J. Cinquemani, Erin EhrlichGuest stars Mike Faiola, Greer Grammer, Nolan Gerard Funk, Kelly Sry, Shane Harper
Sadie's idea for Val's After School Special production rubs Jenna the wrong way.
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Directed by Joe NussbaumWritten by Erin EhrlichGuest stars Greer Grammer, Nolan Gerard Funk, Wesam Keesh, Anthony Michael Hall, Jessica Cook, Kevin Shane Cogen
Jenna's family and friends decide that it's time to show her some tough love.
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Directed by Joe NussbaumWritten by Joe NussbaumGuest stars Mike Faiola, Nolan Gerard Funk, Anthony Michael Hall, Brooke Anne Smith, Barret Swatek, David Osokow, Alexandra Shipp, Karen Jin Beck
Lacey starts her new job at Palos Hills and Jenna has a wake-up call that puts everything almost back to normal.
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Directed by David KatzenbergWritten by Lauren Iungerich, Jamie DoonerGuest stars Greer Grammer, Wesam Keesh, Neil W. Garguilo, Anthony Michael Hall, Shane Harper, McKaley Miller, Shoshana Bush, Giovanni Porta
Everyone at Palos Hills starts preparing for prom, while Ming is more concerned about her future with the Asian Mafia. Jenna does a few good deeds but it might not be enough for karmic relief.
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Directed by Erin EhrlichWritten by Erin EhrlichGuest stars Mike Faiola, Kelly Sry, Neil W. Garguilo, Jessika Van, Ethan Dizon, McKaley Miller, Christopher Larkin, Kiyoko Yamaguchi
After Matty asks for permission to take Bailey to prom, Jenna reevaluates who she has become and who she wants to be.
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Directed by Joe NussbaumWritten by Lauren IungerichGuest stars Mike Faiola, Greer Grammer, Nolan Gerard Funk, Kelly Sry, Wesam Keesh, Anthony Michael Hall, Shane Harper, Barret Swatek