Zoey 101 - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Welcome to PCA
Zoey's first day at Pacific Coast Academy finds her challenging the boys to a basketball game against her all-girl team, which has not yet been formed. Jamie Lynn Spears. Chase: Sean Flynn. Dana: Kristin Herrera. Nicole: Alexa Nikolas. Logan: Matthew Underwood.
New Roomies
Zoey has roommate troubles when perky Nicole and cranky Dana's personalities clash. Meanwhile, Dustin tries to earn himself enough cash to support his gummy worm habit.
Webcam
Logan uses a Web cam to spy on the girls.
Defending Dustin
Dustin's bully woes are further compounded by his big sister Zoey's interference. Zoey only wants to protect her sibling, but she ends up embarrassing him so much that he challenges his tormentor to a schoolyard brawl. Chase: Sean Flynn. Michael: Christopher Massey. Zoey: Jamie Lynn Spears.
Prank Week
When the boys pull mischievous stunts on the girls, Zoey plans the ultimate payback prank, which involves defacing a statue. But when her scheme doesn't go exactly as planned, she's faced with the grim possibility of being expelled.
Jet X
Zoey, Nicole and Dana can't agree how to complete a class project that involves making a commercial for a scooter. Meanwhile, Logan informs Michael and Chase that he'll take charge of their advertisement, and retains the services of a celebrity spokesman.
The Play
Logan (Matthew Underwood) is cast as Zoey's love interest in the school play, a fact that irritates Zoey, but which really gets under the skin of Chase, who comes up with an outrageous scheme to steal the romantic role for himself. Quinn: Erin Sanders. Nicole: Alexa Nikolas.
Quinn's Date
Zoey plays matchmaker with near-disastrous results when she sets Quinn up on a date with a boy who already has a girlfriend.
Spring Fling
Zoey, Dana and Nicole help plan the school's Spring Fling, an event which has been totally lame in past years, but the girls are hoping to liven things up this time around by getting teen star Drake Bell to headline a concert. Their only problem: Convincing Drake to perform.
Backpack
Zoey's self-designed backpack is all the rage at school after a girl named Stacy steals the bag and claims it as her own creation.
Disc Golf
Zoey and her friends take up disc golf and prepare for their first competition against a team of kids from a correctional school.
School Dance
Zoey and her friends don't have to worry about finding dates for what's promising to be an unconventional school dance, because personality tests have predetermined how the girls and boys will be matched up.
Little Beach Party
The kids celebrate the end of the school semester with a party, during which Quinn demonstrates her newest invention and, in the process, somehow manages to get her and her friends stranded on an abandoned beach.
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