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Austin is eager to release another music video, so he puts the pressure on Ally to quickly finish the lyrics. However, in her haste to complete the song, she scribbles down the lyrics in illegible handwriting, prompting Dez and Trish - who are collecting props for the music video - to gather some strange items which they think correspond to Ally's lyrics. When the odd collection of musical props and items begins arriving, they piece together the handwriting debacle and quickly work together to resolve the mix-up.
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Ally scribbles down Austin's song lyrics in illegible handwriting prompting Dez and Trish to start gathering strange props for the music video which they think correspond to her lyrics. After the odd collection of musical items begins arriving, they quickly work together to resolve the mix-up.
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Ally loses her song writing book, which is also her top secret diary, so she and Trish comb the mall looking for her it, not knowing that Austin and Dez have already found it and read it, revealing that Ally has a secret crush. When Austin is convinced it's him, he tries to find a way to let Ally know they're just friends.
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When Austin listens to the song Ally wrote that she thinks its about Austin, he hates it. Before he was going to sing the song he tells her that he doesn't like it. After that, they decided to hang out to find out what they like which doesn't go out well. Meanwhile, Dez and Trish has just realized that they have something in common.
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A mysterious blogger sets up a website designed to make Austin look bad, even though the real target of this person's hostility is Ally. |
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Trish has booked Austin a gig at the Miami Internet Music Awards with a famous rapper Shinny Money. When the paper said that he gets to only invite one guest, Ally, Trish, and Dez tries their best to impress Austin. When Austin says yes to each one of them, he instead took Nelson. When they had just realized it's about Austin, they disguised themselves as dancers which gets chaos when Ally got a stage fright, and Trish and Dez made Shinny Money get hurt when he was trying to jump but landed face down the ground when Trish and Dez didn't catch him.
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Austin gets seduced by top music manager Demonica Dixon who wants to get rid of Ally as his songwriter, Trish as his manager, and Dez as his music video director, and bring in her own team, all with the promise that he'll get a chance to perform along Times Square on New Year's Eve.
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Trish's Quinceanera is used by Austin as the opportunity for potential gigs, and an opportunity for Ally to finally start dating Dallas. |
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Austin overhears Ally performing a song in her own spare time that he's so impressed with, that he plays it on a local radio show in order to give her the credit she deserves. However, the exposure proves to be more than Austin is able to handle, and more than Ally is willing to handle, when the DJ demands a duet with the two of them on a future broadcast. So Austin and his team must scramble to find a way around his songwriter's stage fright and hide her from the public.
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Ally accidentally hires her crush, Dallas, to work at Sonic Boom. When he turns out to be a horrible employee, Ally hesitates to fire him, fearing it might ruin her chances of him liking her. Meanwhile, Austin and Dez compete to see who can spin a basketball on their finger the longest, granting them a spot in a world record book causing men to follow them around.
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The gang tries to help Austin get ready for the Hot Summer Jam Contest on the beach, where he could win a chance to have his song played on the radio. Meanwhile, Ally tries to put her previous, unpleasant beach-going experiences behind her.
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Trish's new boss at Miss Suzy's Soups is also Ally's former elementary school teacher. When Ally inadvertently plays a prank on her, Miss Suzy's business starts to suffer. Ally feels terrible, so she, Austin, Trish and Dez come up with a plan to help get customers back into the doors by making a commercial.
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While Team Austin takes turns waiting in line for the latest version of a popular computer tablet, Austin himself lets Ally's pet cockatiel escape while taking care of it. |
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Dez finally gets to make a short film and involves everybody from Team Austin. However the production exposes a phobia Austin has tried to hide. |
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The Melody Diner, a diner where the staff is required to sing to customers becomes the new place for Austin and his friends to eat, partially because Trish has a job there. Unfortunatley, her boss is Mindy, the overweight, bullying girl who has a crush on Dez, and tries to gain his love with chicken-pot pie. Fortunatley, one of her co-workers is a waitress that Austin falls in love with and he seeks Ally's help in writing a song that'll win her heart.
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Rapper Shiny Money invites Austin to stay at his houseboat in the Everglades, and against his better judgment the rest of Team Austin as well. |
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Austin is finally on the verge of releasing his first album. However the celebrations may be short-lived as he and his friends help Ally get into the exclusive New York City music school she wanted to go to since she was 13, and he may end up losing his main songwriter for the first time.
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The head of Austin's record company invites Team Austin to a Halloween Party at an allegedly haunted mansion, and gives him the opportunity to sing a duet with a famous female pop-country singer. But when Dez's new ghost-hunting obsession puts that singer temporarily out of commission, it forces Ally to do something she has been afraid to do for quite a while.
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Team Austin tries to hire a backup dancer when one is injured during a publicity stunt. At the same time Ally begins to suspect that Trish and Dez have romantic secrets with each other, which turn out only to be partially true; Trish is found to be dating one of the dancers, and Dez secretly watches romantic movies. However, Ally discovers that the dancer's motives with both Trish and Austin are nowhere near as good as his skills on the dance floor.
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Trish books Austin for the cover of a teeny-bopper magazine and makes up wild stories about his life outside of his music in order to impress them, forcing Austin to actually live up to the hype. It doesn't help that the magazine's top reporter is a ten year old girl who is just as much of a fan as she is a reporter.
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When Austin's musical ambitions take precedent over his school work, his parents decide to ground him. Meanwhile Ally tries to help a down on their luck music club which incorrectly assumes they can borrow the instruments at Sonic Boom indefinitely, while Cheetah Beat kid-reporter Megan Simms publicizes the incident as a noble gesture. Now Ally tries to organize a fund-raiser to help the kids buy the instruments they borrowed with the promise of a performance by Austin, which is a promise that may be difficult to deliver.
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Trish's ex-boyfriend Trent tries to get back together with her. When this fails, he decides to steal the music and overall career of Team Austin. |
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Austin's dream of performing in Times Square on New Years Eve seems to be on the verge of coming true, but it has hit a few snags along the way, like Trish's bad cell phone app, and the general difficulty of getting around in New York City. Will a nanny named Jessie Prescott and crazed fan-girl Emma Ross be the solution to his problem?
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Austin and his friends shoot a music video for the song "No Ordinary Day" at a nearby carnival, thanks to Trish. But the gorgeous girl hired to play his girlfriend in the video has two strikes against her; 1)Chronic halitosis, and 2)She's Jimmy Starr's daughter.
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Austin's new video is a big hit, and Kira Starr has lost her halitosis, and won Austin's heart once again. While Ally tries to help him arrange the perfect date and convince Kira that they're not a couple, the effort to do so begins to kindle feelings about Austin she never thought she'd have.
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A boy from Ally's summer camp days who she had a crush on at the time comes to visit her and spends time reminiscing with her about their camp days... and doing nothing else. The time they spend with each other begins to cut into their songwriting, and suddenly give him feelings of jealousy despite the fact that he's dating Kira, leaving him torn between both girls.
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Ally's mother returns from the jungles of Africa to plug a book on her animal research, while she and Austin are continuing to consider their relationship beyond songwriting, and attempts to overcome her stage fright even as Kira pressures Austin on the status of their relationship.
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Still torn between his songwriter and his boss' daughter, Austin tries to convince Ally that she's the girl he wants, while simultaneously struggling to end his relationship with Kira without hurting her or his contract with Starr Records. Meanwhile, Ally's family and friends try to congratulate her for overcoming her stage fright in an elaborate way that doesn't necessarily go as planned.
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Trish talks to her mother and complains about her current job at the old antique shop. After she unintentionally sends a customer off, her current boss, Mr. Gower, tells her to try to sell something- it's either that or get fired. Dez, Austin, and Ally then come into the shop, and Dez asks Trish if she has any typewriters like the one that Ernest Hemmingway wrote on. She shows him "the perfect one", and after he exclaims that he'll win the short story contest with it, his rival, Chuck, enters and says that he'll win. The two have a word war, and Chuck wins. He then flirts with Trish before leaving. Dez then tries out the typewriter., and after using it three times, he is convinced that the typewriter is magical. Trish and Ally, on the other hand, are unconvinced. Even after Ally becomes somewhat convinced, Trish is the last to be convinced- she is only convinced after Dez ends up getting a giant Meatlover's Sub. Dez then does the rest of the gang a few favors- Ally gets a wagon full ...
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The pop-star and the songwriter are hired to write a song for an upcoming animated movie, and find that their newfound love life isn't having the best impact on their shared artistic ambitions. Meanwhile Dez and Trish have their own shared artistic ambitions to attend to when they make a homemade video for a contest related to their favorite horror/science fiction movie series.
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Unable to talk Austin's boss into signing Ally up as a performer, Trish gets her an alternate deal with a woman named Val which proves to be less than desirable when she and the team find out she's being forced into playing the goth member of a shallow all-girl group called "The Stray Kitties," and can't get out of the contract. Meanwhile, Dez falls madly in love with one of the members of that group, and goes out of his way to win her heart... which seems like it may actually work.
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A local music magazine publisher and producer nominates Ally as one of five future artists to watch, until he notices her abysmal dancing skills. |
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Unable to buy a new song from Ally, former Stray Kitties manager Val Crawford sues Austin and his team over his latest hit. |
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On the verge of his sister Didi's 16th birthday, Dez is mortified to find his rival Chuck is her new boyfriend. |
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Following the last show of Austin's tour, the gang does some sight-seeing at a Washington D.C. museum, where Austin accidentally gets stuck with a priceless object and must find a way to return it before performing for the President |
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At the end of Austin's Full Moon Tour, Ally starts hanging out with Kira Starr, who as it turns out have more in common with each other than their past romances with Austin. The trouble is her new friendship ends up turning Trish into a third wheel. Trish herself gets a job she can't seem to get fired from. Austin and Dez find what Dez believes is a treasure map owned by Ponce De Leon, and convinces Austin to joining him in a treasure hunt.
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When Trish gets a prototype from the toy company of the Austin moon Doll, everything goes wrong when the doll does unexpected things. |
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When Ally's record company refuses to let her write songs for Austin, she starts doing so under an assumed name. |
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Trish is nervous about an upcoming visit from a boy she has a crush on and does not act like herself when he takes her out on their first date. |
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Ally, Trish and Dez help relieve Austin from the slump he's fallen into after he receives his first negative review from a critic and is afraid to perform. |
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Dez gets an unexpected opportunity to direct a movie that Austin is in, but things prove problematic when he has to work with Austin's co-star, Brandy Braxton, a high-maintenance actress. |
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Ally's record producer teams her up to write a duet with an artist, Gavin, which among other is in love with Ally. Austin becomes jealous and decides that he wants them to reunite, but Ally confesses that she now has a crush on the new guy.
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Austin, Ally and Trish learn that Dez has an unexpected relative who is coincidentally a huge Austin Moon fan, in addition to being an NBA superstar. |
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When Dez, Trish and Austin convince Ally to attend the annual Zaliens Convention that's being held in Miami, Trish and Dez happen to stumble upon real Zaliens and the foursome must devise a plan to survive. |
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Prom is all about the "Big Ask," so Austin asks Piper through a song while Ally patiently waits to see how Gavin will ask her. |
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Austin realizes that he should be at prom with Ally, not Piper. After thinking he was telling Trish, he told Carrie. Now Austin needs to figure out what to do. |
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Austin disappears before a performance because Brooke holds him captive until he writes a song for her, will he escape? |
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Trish gets the lead role in the school play but she drops out when someone makes fun of her online. |
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Austin, Ally, Trish, and Dez all go to a premier. Austin and Ally's relationship develops, where Austin reveals his true feelings for Ally. |
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The gang shares an emotional reunion in Miami at Ally's triumphant homecoming gig. When Austin learns that the foursome's time together is only temporary, he contemplates enrolling in military school. |
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Unable to find a new passion, Austin feels forced to take a job at his parents' mattress store, and Ally struggles to keep up with an influx of music students. Dez and Trish try and help the duo to come up with a plan that will solve both of their problems.
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The gang has less than a week to teach first-time music students how to play in a band in anticipation of the A&A Music Factory's grand opening. |
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The foursome's plans to enjoy their senior year together are put on hold when Austin learns that he's a credit short. |
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A self-taught violin virtuoso hires the A&A Music Factory to train her sister, an apparently talented sister who has been living under her shadow. However as they struggle to uncover what they believe to be the hidden violinist within, they find she has a completely different talent. Meanwhile Dez's efforts to help Trish with a video book report proves to be loaded with an elaborate costume, lots of dangerous stunts and blatant literary inaccuracies.
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Trish books Billie and Bobbie of "The Billie and Bobbie Show," a famous brother and sister duo, to talk and perform with the students of the A&A Music Factory. But later on, the foursome learns the famous duo have ulterior motives. |
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When Austin and Ally are paired together in Home Economy, they get to imagine life together as a married couple. Trish helps Dez book a job directing a commercial. |
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Desperate to perform again, Austin begins singing at a karaoke club in disguise. Back at the A&A Music Factory, Ally mentors a student with stage fright. |
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The gang prepares for the A&A Music Factory's first showcase and Austin wants to surprise Ally by teaching their students one of her songs. |
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A mystery unfurls when Ally's songbook is stolen from the school's '70s-themed party. The gang goes in search of the culprit. |
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A visit with a fortune teller convinces Austin that something bad will happen during his comeback concert. Meanwhile, Trish believes she is going to meet a prince. |
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When Trish's boy-band client "Boynado" threatens to split up, she searches to find a way to fix their problems. Meanwhile, Austin and Ally try to help a former impersonator find his own voice. |
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Ally learns that the new woman her Dad is seeing also happens to be the mom of a very difficult student at the A&A Music Factory. |
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While visiting New York the group attends the Central Park Spooktacular, and it inspires them to tell their own scary stories. |
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When Ally is rejected from college, she decides to let go of her "perfect student" ways. Meanwhile, Austin and Dez discover their favorite childhood ride will shut down forever. |
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When a missing library book threatens to keep Ally from graduating, Austin tries to find it. Meanwhile, Trish fakes some memorable moments in an attempt to get more photos in the yearbook. |
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One of Austin and Ally's music students is upset about spending Christmas away from her father, so the gang does everything they can to try and make her happy and realize that they're her family too. |
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As the rest of the group prepares for the next phase of their lives, Trish is still determining what her next steps will be. |
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Years after the gang has gone their separate ways, Ally, Austin, Trish and Dez meet-up and learn what they have all been up to, individually. |
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