The Worst Episodes of Awkward.

Jenna and Matty's breakup forces their friends to choose sides.

Director: Steve Gainer

Writer: Erin Ehrlich, Michael J. Cinquemani

When Jenna and Collin start to get more serious, it causes tension in her other relationships.

Director: Greg Guzik

Writer: Jen Braeden

Jenna decides that it is time to change her ways but could it be too late?

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Christy Stratton

Jenna is on top of the world when she gets home from her freshman year of college, but her newfound confidence is shaken when she discovers she’s not the only one who’s changed.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

A Homecoming bonfire gives everyone license to misbehave, and Jenna contemplates the ultimate decision: to DTR (define the relationship) with Matty or not DTR.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Meredith Philpott

Jenna struggles with her parents' separation. Feeling responsible, she tries to absolve herself by attending a church camp.

Director: Ryan Shiraki

Writer: Annabel Oakes

Still reeling from Jake's proclamation of love, Jenna considers sleeping with him, believing sex might bring her some clarity about her own feelings.

Director: Ryan Shiraki

Writer: Lauren Iungerich

Jenna's imagination runs wild as she fictionalizes her blog in an attempt to change her fate.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Jenna prepares for her trip to Europe as her decision about the boys goes public in the Season 2 finale.

Director: Michael Blieden

Writer: Lauren Iungerich

Jenna and Matty try stay friends and have sex, but Jenna find the arrangement unbalanced.

Director: Jaime Eliezer Karas

Writer: Jenna Lamia

Jenna hires a party bus for Valentine's Day.

Director: Claire Scanlon

Writer: Todd Waldman

Some senior pranks manage to cause chaos. Jenna's vow to not think about Matty ends up being tested after she overhears a worrying secret.

Director: Peter Lauer

Writer: Mike Chessler

Jenna causes an accident at school that has surprising results. Meanwhile Matty must deal with the aftermath of his confrontation with Jake.

Director: Peter Lauer

Writer: Chris Alberghini

Tamara accuses Jenna of sabotaging relationships, so Jenna confronts her ex-boyfriends to find answers.

Director: Brian Dannelly

Writer: Leila Cohan-Miccio

Jenna avoids a new relationship in order to connect with her co-workers. Meanwhile, Tamara throws a chic birthday party for Sadie that leaves more than one partier feeling less than celebratory.

Director: Mike Chessler

Writer: Sarah Walker

In an effort to make Idea Bin a friendlier place for herself, Jenna hooks Tamara up with an internship but quickly discovers that working with friends can be a recipe for disaster.

Director: Mike Chessler

Writer: Ryan O'Connell

Jenna takes things with Luke to the next level, and Tamara’s debt comes back to bite her.

Director: Chris Alberghini

Writer: Leila Cohan-Miccio

In the series premiere of "Awkward", Jenna Hamilton finds out that getting the boy of her dreams isn't all it's cracked up to be. When a mysterious letter leads to a misunderstanding of epic proportions, Jenna realizes that her new stigma might be her ticket to social visibility.

Director: Millicent Shelton

Writer: Lauren Iungerich

Jenna prepares for her first Valentine's Day with a boyfriend; Jenna and Tamara are jealous that Matty and Ricky seem to be moving on.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Michael J. Cinquemani

The death of classmate will leave Jenna to reflect on loss, grieving, and taking responsibility for a secret she's keeping from Matty.

Director: Lauren Iungerich

Writer: Lauren Iungerich

As Jenna continues to question where she's going with her life, she has a new concern: Matty is suddenly becoming emotionally distant.

Director: Erin Ehrlich

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Sadie's idea for Val's After School Special production rubs Jenna the wrong way.

Director: Joe Nussbaum

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Everyone at Palos Hills starts preparing for prom, while Ming is more concerned about her future with the Asian Mafia. Jenna does a few good deeds but it might not be enough for karmic relief.

Director: Erin Ehrlich

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Jenna and Tamara compete with sophomores for the Spirit Week title and attention from Matty and Jake.

Director: Jaime Eliezer Karas

Writer: Sarah Walker

Jenna decides to visit Luke at college; Matty and Jake spend a night in jail; Tamara has an unexpected hookup.

Director: Ryan Shiraki

Writer: Todd Waldman