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After Miley finally reveals the truth to the world about her other identity as pop superstar Hannah Montana, she's interviewed by Robin Roberts on Good Morning America.
After Miley finally reveals the truth to the world about her other identity as pop superstar Hannah Montana, she's interviewed by Robin Roberts on Good Morning America.
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S4, EP8 "Hannah's Gonna Get This"Hannah's producer tells her she's got to write a bonus track for her album, but she has writer's block. What she eventually writes is very different from Hannah's normal material.
Hannah Montana
S4, EP10 "Can You See The Real Me"After Miley finally reveals the truth to the world about her other identity as pop superstar Hannah Montana, she's interviewed by Robin Roberts on Good Morning America.
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S4, EP11 "Kiss It All Goodbye"Miley finds that the critics and parents don't like her after she revealed she was Hannah Montana.
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S4, EP12 "I Am Mamaw, Hear Me Roar!"When graduation day arrives, Mamaw can't even get a picture; Jackson tells Sienna he wouldn't like her with short hair.
Hannah Montana
S4, EP7 "Love That Lets Go"Lilly finally works up the nerve to ride Blue Jeans, and while doing so, a snake bites him, making him ill.
Hannah Montana
S4, EP6 "Been Here All Along"Robby Ray is planning a special father and daughter afternoon with Mile, but Miley cancels it to go on a date with Jesse.
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S4, EP5 "It's the End of the Jake As We Know It"Oliver returns to visit Miley and Lilly, but also reveals to Miley that Jake is two-timing her, just as Miley is scheduled to film a Hannah Holiday Special with Jake and sing a duet with Sheryl Crow.
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S4, EP4 "De-Do-Do-Do, Da-Don't-Don't-Don't Tell My Secret!"Siena assumes the worst when Jackson can't explain why ex-girlfriend Hannah Montana is lurking outside his new home.
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