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Alex gets an internship at a fashion magazine, and has some great ideas, but the editor takes the credit for them. Alex hatches a plan to get her own back.
Alex gets an internship at a fashion magazine, and has some great ideas, but the editor takes the credit for them. Alex hatches a plan to get her own back.
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Wizards of Waverly Place
S1, EP17 "Report Card"It's time for the Family Wizard contest. Justin gets an A, but Alex gets an F, and is desperate to stop her parents from finding out.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S1, EP18 "Credit Check"Alex gets an internship at a fashion magazine, and has some great ideas, but the editor takes the credit for them. Alex hatches a plan to get her own back.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S1, EP19 "Alex's Spring Fling"After Riley breaks up with Alex, she decides to make him jealous so she brings a shop dummy to life and pretends it's her boyfriend, but inevitably it all goes horribly wrong.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S1, EP20 "Quinceanera"The entire family gets ready for a Quinceañera celebration; Magdalena must teach Justin and Max to dance.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S1, EP16 "Alex in the Middle"Alex is torn between learning magic properly from her father and having fun playing with magic with her Uncle Kalbo. Alex discovers that her dad gave up his full powers to marry her mother.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S1, EP15 "The Supernatural"Justin falls for Kari, who loves baseball, so he uses magic to get onto his dad's baseball team. His Dad finds out and stops Justin from using magic. Then the team starts to lose.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S1, EP14 "Wizard School, Part 2"Alex gets wind of an evil professor's plan to rid Justin of his powers during the annual pongitch tournament, and uses her powers to save her brother.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S1, EP13 "Wizard School, Part 1"After using her powers to clean her room, Alex is sent to summer school; Max and Jerry camp out on the terrace.
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