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Lizzie becomes a minor celebrity after appearing in a local fashion show, but learns she doesn't like fame.
Lizzie becomes a minor celebrity after appearing in a local fashion show, but learns she doesn't like fame.
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S1, EP25 "Facts of Life"Lizzie, Gordo and Miranda enter a competition hoping to win a trip to Miami; Matt and Lanny start a band.
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S1, EP26 "Scarlett Larry"On the advice of her mother, Lizzie decides to go out with a geeky kid named Larry; Sam, Matt and Gordo try to refurbish an old downhill racer.
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S1, EP27 "Gordo and the Dwarves"Gordo becomes obsessed with mastering a board game and flunks a test at school; both Lizzie and Miranda's fathers get caught up in a school project.
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S1, EP28 "Lizzie and Kate's Excellent Adventure"Lizzie and Kate are assigned as partners on a social studies project; Matt convinces everyone he is psychic.
Lizzie McGuire
S1, EP24 "Night of the Day of the Dead"Kate believes that a prop from the horror movie "Day of the Dead" has turned her friends into zombies.
Lizzie McGuire
S1, EP23 "Last Year's Model"Lizzie becomes a minor celebrity after appearing in a local fashion show, but learns she doesn't like fame.
Lizzie McGuire
S1, EP22 "Untitled Stan Jansen Project"A director makes Gordo the star of his documentary and encourages him to create drama through conflict.
Lizzie McGuire
S1, EP21 "Lizzie Strikes Out"Lizzie's plans with Ethan and her dad clash on the same night; Miranda tries to help Gordo overcome his bowling phobia.
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