Lizzie McGuire, The Complete Series

Lizzie's invited to the hottest party of the year, but she can't go because of a family obligation. Worse yet, Miranda may go without her.

Class pictures are to be taken, and Lizzie has nothing to wear except the red unicorn sweater her grandmother knit for her!

Lizzie inadvertently starts a hurtful rumor about Kate which Miranda takes the blame for. The rumor results in a full-scale war develop between Kate and Miranda.

Lizzie is average at everything she attempts, until she finds she is gifted at Rhythmic Gymnastics, which is regarded as the Geekiest sport in school.

Lizzie loves her mother, but she's grateful to get away from her for a long weekend field trip. Her pleasure turns to agony when she learns her mother will be a chaperone on the trip!

Gordo is convinced that his science teacher, who keeps giving him "B's", is out to get him.

Lizzie's father reluctantly allows her to baby-sit Matt, although he believes she's still too young.

Lizzie decides to run for class president and with Gordo's help, she becomes a viable candidate but success goes to her head, and she turns into a politician!

The gang gets "married" as part of Social Studies class project. Lizzie "marries" Gordo, but is too jealous of Miranda's "marriage" to Ethan Craft to pay attention to her own "husband."

A "bad" girl befriends Lizzie, and together they embark on a life of petty crime, sassy attitudes, and ditching school.

When Lizzie and Miranda go shopping for their first bras, their mall trip is complicated by Lizzie's mom, and encounters with Kate and a cute English teacher from school.

Gordo's interest in "Lounge Culture" and "Rat Pack" music becomes the latest trend at school.

Lizzie's newfound journalistic instincts are tested when she's assigned to report on the school play. When Miranda has a horrible performance, Lizzie must decide if she should be the good friend or an honest reporter when she writes the review.

Lizzie is thrilled to learn she'll be sitting at lunch with dreamy Ethan Craft, especially when she learns she'll be meeting Ethan's friend, a new kid in school who's a celebrity.

During the organization of the school Haunted House, Kate disrespects Miranda's artifacts from the Day of the Dead, which comes with a curse.

Lizzie's need to volunteer becomes an obsession, while Gordo becomes obsessed with winning all three events of the Science Olympics. Both obsessions start taking a physical toll on them.

Gordo becomes fascinated with "Real TV," and leaves hidden cameras around the school. He catches a lot of GREAT action and embarrassing footage of his fellow students. But, when Miranda shows up on one of the tapes, the real implications hit home.

With Matt's help, Lizzie, Miranda and Gordo sneak onto the set of singer Aaron Carter's latest video shoot.

One of Matt's magic tricks goes wrong, leaving Lizzie and Matt handcuffed to one another for an entire afternoon.

Lizzie and Miranda are extremely jealous of the time Gordo is spending with his new girlfriend, Brooke Baker.

When Lizzie, Gordo and Miranda sneak into an "R" rated movie, Lizzie saves a man from choking on a candy ball and is interviewed by the local news.

When Lizzie manages to teach Ethan an easier way to do math, he dumps Gordo as his teacher.

Lizzie discovers that she has made plans with Ethan Craft and her father on the same night.

Lizzie appears in a local fashion show and becomes a minor celebrity.

Miranda's crush on a guy becomes Lizzie's problem when Miranda becomes unusually tongue-tied around her crush.

Lizzie, Miranda and Gordo enter a high-stakes academic competition, hoping to win a trip to Florida.

Lizzie finds out that Larry Tudgeman, the school geek, has a crush on her.

A documentary director selects Lizzie's school as the location for his latest project - and assigns Gordo the coveted job of being the documentary's primary focus which makes Lizzie and Miranda jealous.

When Lizzie's grandmother sends her a board game, "Dwarflord", Gordo becomes obsessed with mastering it to the point that he flunks a test at school.

Gordo marks his transition into manhood with a Bar Mitzvah, but first he contemplates other alternatives to mark the occasion.

When Lizzie and Kate are absent on the same day, they are assigned as partners for a social studies project. Much to the dissatisfaction of their friends, Kate and Lizzie actually enjoy working together!

Lizzie's just begun eighth grade and now that she's a seasoned middle schooler, she decides to mentor a new "sevvy" (seventh grader). Unfortunately, the sevvy begins to copy everything Lizzie does and wears.

When Gordo's academic prowess earns him the chance to skip ahead to 9th grade, he's faced with the dilemma of getting a head start on high school or staying with his close friends in middle school.

Lizzie finds her first boyfriend in a most unlikely place while Miranda and Gordo find Lizzie's new obsession a bit overwhelming.

When Lizzie, Miranda, and Gordo go on an outlandish Spanish language game show with Miranda's cousin Carlos, they find themselves up to their waists in rice pudding.

After reading a book about mother/daughter relationships for a class assignment, Lizzie decides she and her mom need to be best friends.

When Kate is callously booted from the cheerleading squad after injuring her arm, Lizzie, Miranda, and Gordo must find a way to get her back on top in order to get out from under the reign of the tyrannical new head cheerleader, Claire.

When she learns that a classmate has made the Olympic diving team, Lizzie worries that she's waited too long in choosing her career path.

When Miranda decides to go on a diet for all the wrong reasons, Lizzie and Gordo must help her realize that she can't control everything in her life.

When Lizzie, Miranda, and Gordo sneak off to an unchaperoned birthday party at Kate's, they discover that the partiers are all older friends of Kate's 18-year-old cousin.

Lizzie gets more than she bargained for when she takes a job as a busboy at the Digital Bean.

An argument between Lizzie, Miranda, and Gordo leads to some unlikely pairings when they partner up for a class scavenger hunt.

Lizzie's and Miranda's friendship is put in jeopardy when Lizzie fails to stand up for Miranda's innocence after she's accused of shoplifting at the mall.

Bitter about being stuck at home babysitting Matt, Lizzie becomes furious when Matt and Lanny accidentally destroy their dad's prized autographed football.

After an ugly argument with Matt, Lizzie finds herself suddenly inhabiting his body, and Matt is suddenly in hers!

Gordo is crushed when he learns that Parker turned down his invitation to the dance because he's short. Meanwhile, Matt has to trace his family tree for school, but when he realizes his ancestors are boring, he decides to embellish -- a lot.

Someone has broken the head off of the statue of a former principal and the upcoming school dance is cancelled until the culprit confesses. Unfortunately for Lizzie, she knows who did it and must decide whether or not to tell.

It's time to vote for the school yearbook's "Best" list and Lizzie decides to go all out for "Best Dressed."

The Sadie Hawkins dance is coming up and it's Lizzie's big chance to finally act on her crush and ask out Ethan Craft. Unfortunately, Ethan tells Lizzie that she's more the "friend" type, so Lizzie decides to make herself over as the type of girl she thinks Ethan wants.

Lizzie dreads an upcoming family trip to a western-style theme park. So, she drags Miranda and Gordo along with her and hopes to sneak off to the mall with them.

When a water pipe bursts in Matt's room, Lizzie finds herself with a new roommate.

Lizzie and Miranda learn that their favorite TV kiddie show, "Clover's and Daisy's Magic Train" is coming to their town as a live stage production, and with a little prodding from Gordo, decide to go even though they appear way too old.

A spontaneous food fight in the school cafeteria lands Lizzie, Kate, and Tudgeman in detention with the assignment of cleaning up the mess and determining who started the incident.

No one is more surprised than Lizzie when Mr. Dig's old friend, Frankie Muniz, pays a visit to Hillridge Middle School. But, the biggest surprise of all is Frankie asking Lizzie out.

A hunky new English teacher from Scotland has all the girls' hearts going pitter patter. Lizzie goes head to head with Miranda, Kate, and Veruca who all vie for the teacher's attention.

When Lizzie sets the school record on the hanging chin-up bar she gets a reputation as a jock. However, after making a game saving tackle in a flag football game, she worries that the guys will start thinking of her as a "guy girl" instead of a "girly girl," so she decides to forgo her athletic endeavors to pursue a prissier image.

When Gordo's grandmother pays a visit, Gordo discovers that she isn't the quiet, conservative Grandma he remembers. Now a fun-loving, kimono-wearing, sushi-eating pistol of a Grandma, Ruth leaves Gordo feeling like the adult between the two of them.

When Miranda decides to throw the "perfect" party she invites everyone at school but Tudgeman. Lizzie can't help but feel sorry for Tudge, so she and Gordo convince him to go to the party in disguise.

After unintentionally inviting Mr. Dig over for dinner, Lizzie is shocked when he and her dad become buddies. Lizzie soon discovers that constantly having her teacher at her house really cramps her style.

Lizzie's efforts to get 11 of her pictures in the yearbook are nixed when Kate, editor of the yearbook, uses her powers to edit them out of the final layout.

When Lizzie becomes the school's website advice columnist, some of her advice backfires.

Normally conservative Gordo gets an idea on how he can use a credit card for the betterment of mankind - by using it to finance a movie.

Lizzie and the gang partake in a mystery whodunit game which involves talking in British accents and dressing up in costumes. Lizzie is set on beating Gordo at the game but instead, she ends up confronting some of the true feelings she and Gordo have for each other.

It's going to be Lizzie's best Christmas ever as soon as she builds an amazing Rock 'n Roll themed float and wins "Best Float" in the local Christmas parade.

While signing yearbooks and reminiscing about all of their crazy days of middle school, Gordo struggles with what to write in Lizzie's book.