Groove High

It's about a 1 girl and boy and they like it eachother

Tom's dream pursuit of a sweet guitar takes an unexpected series of twists and turns. Wiil he strum the golden axe of his dreams?

Things get personal when Zoe starts a protest of the lead school chef. When the conflict kicks up a notch, Zoe finds out that you can't always get what you want.

The grass isn't always greener on the other side, as Tom finds out. He feels self-conscious about a lack of friends, until one particularly rabid follower gives him a look at fame.

Tom's finding a fanbase with young kids. The question is: will they drive him nuts?

Tom tries to show outsider Torrington the ropes of being "cool." Soon, Torrington's showing Tom a thing or two about being a high school star.

A reality show has the school abuzz, but Tom, unfortunately, won't be a part of it - he's getting kicked out by a catapult!

Heads will be butted when Zoe and Tom both decide to run for President of the student body. Who'll put together the winning campaign, and what will they do to get there?

Turn up the mics! Tom and Duke clash in a singing contest. The winner gets a red carpet date with Zoe.

What's brewing on one of Groove High's biggest nights in history?

The gang tries to figure out the deal with Rusty.

Zoe's got a big secret to tell her mom, one that could change her future in a major way.

Zoe doesn't mind when Tom is paired with Vic in a dance class, as she says she doesn't like Tom that way. But, when Vic falls for him, things get difficult.

Things get complicated when Tom and Baz are afraid to ask Zoe and Lena to the dance. Tom masquerades as new boy Dom, and Baz turns into Jazz, who becomes Lena's BFF.

Tom's old archenemy resurfaces.

When they have to write a song about real pain, from experience, Tom and Zoe take Baz's advice and fake a song about working in a coal mine and being raised by evil step monkeys.

Tom and Zoe reminisce about their first day at Groove High - audition day. Tom is nervous because he's lost his lucky hat, but Zoe convinces him it's his talent that matters.