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Gordo and Lizzie reminisce about middle school and look ahead to high school; Gordo signs Lizzie's yearbook.
Gordo and Lizzie reminisce about middle school and look ahead to high school; Gordo signs Lizzie's yearbook.
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Lizzie McGuire
"Lizzie McGuire"Enter the world of Lizzie McGuire at your own risk, a world where the 13-year-old and her best friends Miranda and Gordo ride the roller-coaster existence of a middle schooler. Every day is a popularity contest, every class is a crisis and on top of everything else, Lizzie has to deal with her annoying little brother, Matt, and a mom who means well despite her nosey tendencies. You always know what Lizzie is thinking, and if she can't quite say it, you can be sure her animated alter ego will.
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S2, EP23 "Clueless"Lizzie and gang take part in a whodunit, and Lizzie realizes her true feelings for Gordo.
Lizzie McGuire
S2, EP24 "Bye Bye Hillridge Junior High"Gordo and Lizzie reminisce about middle school and look ahead to high school; Gordo signs Lizzie's yearbook.
Lizzie McGuire
S2, EP20 "Xtreme Xmas"Lizzie's float for the Christmas parade gets a boost from a singing Santa (Steven Tyler).
Lizzie McGuire
S2, EP19 "She Said, He Said, She Said"Lizzie, Kate and Tudgeman land in detention after a food fight, but they each have a different version of what happened.
Lizzie McGuire
S2, EP18 "Party Over Here"The gang sneaks off to an unchaperoned birthday party that gets out of hand; Matt and Sam are selected to star in a commercial.
Lizzie McGuire
S2, EP17 "Movin' on Up"Gordo is given the opportunity to move up to the ninth grade; Matt and Lanny try to join the cheerleading squad.
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