Victorious

Tori directs a play with Trina as the star. But when a mishap occurs on opening night, serious doubts are raised over whether or not it was truly an accident.

Tori's flight home is delayed leaving her no time to finish a school project with her friends. She attempts to get the work done with them over video chat.

The school turns down Jade's stage play, However, a restaurant female wants to change it. Jade explains to Tori the real reason why she created the play. The group plan to help her accomplish what she really aims to do.

Sikowitz challenges the students to say yes to everything for one day. The gang agrees, and they soon find themselves out of their respective comfort zones.

Cat gets a zombie mask stuck on Tori's face on the night she's supposed to star in a school play.

Tori wins a contest to sing the opening number at a big music awards show, but the producer wants to totally change her look and behavior. Tori agrees, but finds that she doesn't like her new image.

On the night she's about to star in a school play, Tori is coaxed into donating blood when Robbie needs an operation. A few mishaps at the hospital though turns the donation process into more of an ordeal than normal.

The gang has a contest to see who gets the most followers on TheSlap.

In order to be more dangerous and risky, Tori and the rest of the group travel to a dangerous underground club that is full of games and wild tests. Tori tries to prove to herself that she can handle all of it.

After Sikowitz asks the group to perform at a kid's birthday party, a video of them performing is leaked. The leak affects them all, especially Andre. He loses a chance to sign with a music label. He must find a way to get another chance.

After a lunch mishap, Tori, Andre, Robbie, Beck, Jade, and Cat are forced to spend Saturday in detention.

Tori struggles to find the perfect birthday gift for Trina, then decides to write her a song as a present. An ungrateful Trina turns the song into cash by selling it, enraging Tori.

Andre stays with Tori to work on a song for class. They quickly find they aren't the best roommates.

Tori and her pals have only one night to get a float to the big parade for a chance to be on television. The effort to do so becomes more difficult when they get stuck in a dangerous part of Los Angeles while trying to transport their float to the parade.

Tori is asked to sing at a basketball game, and Jade and Robbie try to find out why Cat is acting weird.

Improv teacher Erwin Sikowitz hosts a sleepover party at his residence so that the kids can learn about method acting.

The annoying, 12-year-old child of Mason Thornesmith wants to purchase Rex from Robbie; Hollywood Arts is plagued by a masked flour thrower.

A giant turbo fan for the school stage ends up putting Rex's "life" at risk.

Andre gets Tori a job at a frozen yogurt stand; Cat is jealous when Robbie asks someone else to the luau.

Andre, Jade, Cat and Beck trade urban legends about how Trina got accepted into Hollywood Arts. Meanwhile, Tori and Robbie are stuck at Nozu unable to pay their bill after both Tori and Robbie forget to bring their wallets.

The Chancellor grants Tori and her friends one prison performance, but will it be good enough to free them?

A movie crew obstructs Tori's usual way to and from school, forcing her to makes some hectic compromises when it comes to getting rides.

Tori faces strange and then scary encounters from a student that nobody else believes is real.

Sikowitz challenges the kids to go a week without using their phones, laptops, or other portable electronic devices. The kids accept and quickly realize it's not going to be as easy as they thought.

After Cat believes that her favorite actress has passed away, she, Jade, and Tori all take a long road trip to her house to honor her. Back at home, Andre, Beck, and Robbie all teach Trina a valuable lesson about lying.