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Miley and Lilly decide to play matchmaker for Hannah Montana's fan Becca, who fancies Oliver. The couple do get together, but Oliver is not impressed with her snooping.
Miley and Lilly decide to play matchmaker for Hannah Montana's fan Becca, who fancies Oliver. The couple do get together, but Oliver is not impressed with her snooping.
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S1, EP14 "New Kid in School"A new pupil turns out to be Jake Ryan, who stars in a hit TV show. Most people are thrilled, and he gets lots of attention, which makes Miley jealous.
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S1, EP15 "More Than a Zombie to Me"Miley declines Jake's invitation to the school dance but later changes her mind and finds out he has asked Lilly.
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S1, EP16 "Good Golly, Miss Dolly"Miley, Lilly and Miley's godmother, from Tennessee, must retrieve a videotape telling of Miley's feelings for Jake.
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S1, EP17 "Torn Between Two Hannahs"It's Halloween but the only thing frightening Hannah is her cousin Luann, who is threatening to tell the world that Miley and Hannah are the same person.
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S3, EP30 "Miley Says Goodbye?"In the second part of this season finale, Miley is contemplating the pros and cons of moving home to Tennessee and Oliver has the opportunity to open for a band during their world tour.
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S3, EP29 "Miley Says Goodbye?"Everyone has important decisions to make about their futures.
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S3, EP28 "The Wheel Near My Bed (Keeps on Turnin')"Miley offers to share her room with Lilly, but being roommates quickly takes a toll on the girls' friendship.
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S3, EP27 "Got to Get Her Out of My House"When Miley accidentally gets Lilly fired, Lilly becomes the Stewarts' housekeeper.
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