Zoey 101 is an American television series which originally aired on Nickelodeon from January 9, 2005 until May 2, 2008. It focuses on the lives of teenager Zoey Brooks and her friends as they attend Pacific Coast Academy, a fictional boarding school in Southern California. It was created by Dan Schneider. It was initially filmed at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California, then at stages in Valencia, California beginning in season 3. It was nominated for an "Outstanding Children's Program" Emmy in 2005. Zoey 101 was the most expensive production ever for Nickelodeon series, as it was shot completely on location in Malibu. It was also Nickelodeon's best performance for a series premiere in almost eight years. Despite this, many critics have made negative comments about the show, its setting, and its characters.
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Zoey 101 is an American television series which originally aired on Nickelodeon from January 9, 2005 until May 2, 2008. It focuses on the lives of teenager Zoey Brooks and her friends as they attend Pacific Coast Academy, a fictional boarding school in Southern California. It was created by Dan Schneider. It was initially filmed at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California, then at stages in Valencia, California beginning in season 3. It was nominated for an "Outstanding Children's Program" Emmy in 2005. Zoey 101 was the most expensive production ever for Nickelodeon series, as it was shot completely on location in Malibu. It was also Nickelodeon's best performance for a series premiere in almost eight years. Despite this, many critics have made negative comments about the show, its setting, and its characters.
Season 2 episodes
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It's the second semester at P.C.A. Dana left for the European Exchange Program so, Zoey and Nicole need a new roommate. When they come back to their dorm a gothy, freaky girl named Lola, who in the episode drinks raw eggs and tries to pierce herself. is in their room and learns that Lola is their new roommate. Meanwhile, Michael and Chase have to deal with Logan, who goes completely overboard on the entertainment system for their new dorm room.
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Directed by Savage Steve Holland, Adam WeissmanWritten by Dan SchneiderGuest stars Suzanne Krull, Jessica Chaffin, Sarah Halle
Mr Bender decides to have each person in his class put an item that best represents them into a time capsule. Chase is desperate to know what Zoey has said about him in the video she made to put in the time capsule, and will go to any lengths to find out. Also, Nicole tries to help Quinn to stop snoring.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Steve HollandGuest stars Robert Della Cerra, Chantel Valdivieso, Michael Blieden, William Frederick Knight, Jessica Chaffin
It's election time again, class presidents have to be voted for and Chase and Zoey end up nominating each other. Then they make pact of whatever happens, they promise that the election won't affect their friendship. But then later on, things get spicy between them.
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Directed by Adam WeissmanWritten by Eric FriedmanGuest stars Gus Hoffman, Roy Abramsohn, Nicole Clifford, Johnny Sale, Chantel Valdivieso, Creagen Dow, Jack Salvatore Jr., Brittany Hingle
Every Halloween at PCA, the secondary makes a haunted house for the lower school. This year, Logan is in charge. He promises everybody that the haunted house will not just make them scream but it will make them cry. But when Dustin and his roommate, Jack, get "lost" in the haunted house, Logan starts to get scared and starts to wonder where Dustin and his roommate have gone. Michael gets chased all over PCA by some French tourists who think he is ill, and Nicole gets a case of mistaken identity when she chases Mark. Lola did not appear in this episode.
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Directed by Steve ZuckermanWritten by Steve HollandGuest stars Micah Henson, Jim Pirri, Fabiana Udenio, Michael Blieden, Darren Victoria, Jack Salvatore Jr.
Dustin's new girlfriend, Trisha Kirby (Jennette McCurdy), turns out to be a very naughty girl. Zoey sends Chase to persuade Tricia to stop going out with Dustin and go for someone older. She gets the wrong idea and Trisha and Chase are boyfriend and girlfriend. Oops. so Chase and Zoey pretend to be girlfriend and boyfriend . Meanwhile, Michael tells Logan about his crush on Lola and end up getting sprayed by a skunk.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Anthony Del BroccoloGuest stars Jennette McCurdy, Sammy Fine, Parker Goris, Darren Victoria, Jon Collins
Chase and Michael start an online show, The Chase & Michael Show. Zoey and Logan have their own segment on it called "He Says, She Says" and it all goes wrong when all the boys and girls begin fighting, so Dean Rivers cancels their show. Meanwhile, Nicole is depressed because she is failing Algebra because of cute boys, so Quinn and Lola try to fix her problem by using a hypnotis technique.
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Directed by Adam WeissmanWritten by Anthony Del BroccoloGuest stars Michael Blieden, R.C. Ormond, Richard Whiten, Travis Caldwell, Richard Denni, Christian Alexander, Lara Jill Miller, Daniel Samonas
The girls can no longer relax on the boy's dorm roof, thanks to Logan. To solve this problem, they must prove that boys can act the same with girls around. So, they transform Lola into 'Steve' and Steve goes to live with Chase and Logan.
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Directed by Adam WeissmanWritten by Jason Gelles, Mike HaukomGuest stars Diane Delano, David Magidoff, Megan McNulty, Adam Wylie, Laken Romine
Zoey challenges some computer geeks to a Bot battle, but first they must build a Bot to compete. So the gang asks Quinn for help, but when Logan makes fun of her and everyone laughs, she decides not to help. So, they ask the smartest guy at PCA to help, but on one condition: Nicole must go on a date with him.
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Directed by Adam WeissmanWritten by Dan Schneider, Steven MolaroGuest stars Kyle Kaplan, Evan Lee Dahl, Cheyenne Wilbur, John Sowinski, Creagen Dow, Allen Evangelista, Sean Michael Afable, Veronica Sixtos
When Lola develops a crush on Chase, Zoey and Chase are forced to address their relationship. With some advice from Michael, Chase decides to say "yes" to the date and forgets all the things that he planned to do with Zoey. This makes Zoey feel jealous and upset. Meanwhile, Logan teaches Dustin how to impress the ladies.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Eric FriedmanGuest stars Tara Lynne Barr, Jessica Stroup, Kimberly McConnell, G.G. Townson
Zoey and the gang are going to Logan's beach house for Spring Break. There they are testing Logan's father's new show called Gender Defenders. Meanwhile, Chase sends a text message by mistake to Zoey confessing his love for her.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Dan SchneiderGuest stars Napiera Groves, Kirsten Michaels, Justin Collins, Jordan Engle, Jennifer Cadena, Tyler Kremer, Michael Corbett, Ronnie Sperling
Zoey and the gang are going to Logan's beach house for Spring Break. There they are testing Logan's father's new show called Gender Defenders. Meanwhile, Chase sends a text message by mistake to Zoey confessing his love for her.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Dan SchneiderGuest stars Napiera Groves, Kirsten Michaels, Justin Collins, Jordan Engle, Michael Corbett, Ronnie Sperling, Ben Hermes, Adam Tait
After a fire burns down Sushi Rox, Zoey and the gang hold a people auction to raise money in order to rebuild it. Chase and Michael get auctioned to the sushi-crazy gym teacher. Zoey, Lola, and Nicole become Logan's personal cheerleaders, and they are told to "cheer his awesomeness", as in cheer for everything he does. His plan backfires when the girls decide to cheer for everything he does.
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Directed by Savage Steve Holland, Adam WeissmanWritten by Dan Schneider, Anthony Del BroccoloGuest stars Michael Len, Ian Barford, Tony Winters, Rob Roy Fitzgerald, Brian Tee, Christopher Murray, Allen Evangelista, Stacy Fouche
Quinn's pet alpaca, Otis, is depressed because he misses her, leaving her feeling depressed as well. The girls then decide to try and cheer her up by throwing an alpaca-themed party. However, this only made her miss Otis even more and she left PCA to meet with him, which could get her suspended as it is the middle of the semester. Meanwhile, the guys make a bet to see who can go the longest without saying anything containing the letter 'S' and the person who loses has to run across the campus wearing nothing but a bikini top, a hula skirt, and a flashing red helmet.
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Directed by Michael Grossman, Savage Steve HollandWritten by Dan Schneider, Eric FriedmanGuest stars Tayler Frelot, Kimiko Gelman, Maggie Kilbourne, Daniel Lench, Mickey Maxwell, Caroline A. Rice, Christopher Murray, Denise Gossett
Dan Schneider, Steve Holland, George Doty IV, Jeffrey Bushell, Anthony Del Broccolo, Eric Friedman, Ethan Banville, Arthur Gradstein, Steven Molaro, Jason Gelles, Matt Fleckenstein, Mike Haukom
