The Best Episodes of Hannah Montana

Hannah enrolls in Seaview High after a mix up prevents Miley from attending the school for her senior year. Siena invites Jackson for an evening on the town.

Director: Bob Koherr

Writer: Steven James Meyer

Miley and her friends want to meet Ashton Kutcher at his movie premiere and Jackson and Cooper want to meet the beautiful girls who want to meet Ashton Kutcher. So both Miley & Jackson decide to disobey their father and sneak out. The super-sneaky siblings get a surprising eyeful when they spy their dad at the movie theater on a date. Miley becomes upset because he lied to them by saying he would be at a meeting and she thinks he's trying to replace their mother.

Director: David Kendall

Writer: Kim Friese

This Halloween, it's not ghosts or goblins that are frightening Miley, but her "treat" of a cousin, Luann. Apparently, Luann, who could pass for Miley's twin, is really a "trickster" and try as she might, Miley cannot get anyone to believe that Luann is out to get her. As Luann aims to expose Miley's and Hannah's secret, will Miley be able to stop her dubious doppelganger in time? Jackson and Robbie give the phrase "Anything you can do, I can do better" a new meaning when they keep trying to top Mr. Dontzig's ghoulish decorations.

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Todd J. Greenwald

Miley adores her new beau, Josh, but is unsettled to learn that he despises Hannah Montana. After spending their whole date trying to get Josh to change his mind about Hannah, he decides to attend a Hannah Montana concert, but only if Miley will go with him. Sparks fly when Jackson meets a new girl who actually likes him for himself. Unfortunately, there are even bigger sparks between Jackson and Cooper, once Cooper realizes that Jackson's dream girl is his little sister, Olivia.

Director: David Kendall

Writer: Kim Friese

Miley, Lilly, and Oliver are just itching to get revenge on bratty Amber & Ashley during a class camping trip, even though Robbie told Miley not to sink to their level. When Miley and her friends give the girls their comeuppance, she thinks that they got away with it, but she finds herself with a whole new itch to scratch as Hannah Montana. Meanwhile, Jackson and Robbie try to rid themselves of a mouse with a surprising talent.

Director: David Kendall

Writer: Gary Dontzig, Steven Peterman

Oliver has a huge crush on Hannah Montana, but his feelings of love are not shared by Miley. No matter what she does, she can't seem to make Oliver realize that he & Hannah can never be - until Lilly comes up with a plan to burst Oliver's love bubble. Jackson's proud to be the owner of a "Brand New" used car that he bought with his own money, but the joy fades once he learns that this particular kind of car is only driven by girls.

Director: David Kendall

Writer: Michael Poryes

Miley wishes that she could sing the blues (or any song for that matter) when she needs to undergo throat surgery. But can a dream about her late mother have her whistling a happy tune?

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Michael Poryes

Jake Ryan returns from his movie shoot, only to find out that Miley has lost interest in him. Jake tries to win Miley back but only woos other fanatic girls. Jackson and Oliver create a successful business selling Cheeze Jerky, which makes Rico jealous and causes him to create a plan to steal the recipe.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Douglas Lieblein

Miley thinks she has hit a home run when she finds a way to replace Jackson's prize possession she ruined.

Director: Sean K. Lambert

Writer: Heather Wordham

Miley is forced to become Rico's gal pal when the troublesome tyke claims to know her secret. A new kid in town named Thor decides to make Jackson his new best friend. But Jackson, a former hillbilly, wants nothing to do with a hayseed like Thor...

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Heather Wordham

Miley focuses on Hannah's impending tour of Europe, instead of paying attention to her schoolwork. After Robby learns that her grades are suffering, he tells Miley that he'll call the tour off, unless she finds a way to bring her grades up. Jackson wishes he could fly the coop when Snowball, Thor's talkative pet bird, uses his gift of gab to get Jackson into trouble.

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Andrew Green

After Lilly embarrasses her at a Hannah Montana concert along with added pressure from her "Hannah Friends", Miley decides to lie to Lilly and tell her that the birthday party for Kelly Clarkson that they were going to was called off. Miley attends the party as Hannah but must cover up her lie when she lands on the front page of the news. Jackson meets a beautician named Nina at work who asks if she could use him to practice on. He's more than happy to oblige the pretty lady, not knowing that it's one of Rico's pranks.

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Douglas Lieblein

Lilly decides to be a cheerleader with Miley in order to spend more time together, but they end up doing the opposite when Miley ends up being the team mascot. Meanwhile, in order to get some money from his father Robby Ray, Jackson willingly volunteers to unclog the sink for him. However, it's not as easy as he thinks.

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Sally Lapiduss

Frustrated by Oliver's stage fright, Miley vents to her dad that she doesn't want to help him with their upcoming drama class performance anymore, which a dismayed Oliver accidentally overhears. Miley gets a taste of what Oliver goes through when Hannah Montana forgets the words to the National Anthem while singing at a Lakers game. Rico's dad entrusts Jackson to get rid of sugar addict Rico's candy stash after a bad trip to the dentist. He manages to get Rico off the goodies, but Jackson becomes even more addicted to sweets than Rico.

Director: Lee Shallat Chemel

Writer: Sally Lapiduss

Miley & Lilly play matchmakers for a Hannah Montana fan named Becca. The object of Becca's affection is Oliver & the girls manage to get them together. Oliver wishes that they would have stayed out of his love life when Lilly and Miley find out something upsetting about his new squeeze. Jackson learns why the chicken crossed the road... to get away from spoiled Rico and his demands!

Director: David Kendall, Chip Fields, Fred Savage

Writer: Michael Poryes, Douglas Lieblein

Miley declines Jake's invitation to the school dance. While Hannah is filming a guest spot on Jake's show, she learns that Jake has feelings for a girl named Miley. She changes her mind about his dance invite, but Miley finds out that he has asked Lilly instead. Jackson and Robby decide to see who's the better prankster by pulling practical jokes on one another.

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Steven Peterman

Oliver believes that the key to getting Lilly and Miley's friendship back on track is by handcuffing the girls together. Unfortunately, his plan backfires and he may lose his friendship with both girls if he can't find where he put the handcuff keys. Robby discovers that silence really is golden when he wants his son to pay attention to him.

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Steven Peterman

Miley decides to play amateur sleuth when she discovers that Lilly's boyfriend is a two-timing Romeo.

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Michael Poryes

Miley's competitive nature is at it again! However, in order to pull off this caper she must deceive Roxy first so that she can save Hannah's fans.

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Michael Poryes

Robby goes on a date with Lilly's mom, but when things don't go as planned, Miley & Lilly fight over who's at fault. Jackson and Rico pretend to be each other.

Director: Jody Margolin Hahn

Writer: Norm Gunzenhauser

Miley tries to get out of going to prom with the school nerd and when the chance comes for her to record a duet with David Archuleta, she uses it as the perfect excuse.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Heather Wordham

Miley realizes that Jake isn't the guy she thought he was, so she tries to make Jake break up with her. Meanwhile, Jackson and Oliver continue to make Rico jealous with their successful Cheeze Jerky business.

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Andrew Green

Will Miley learn to be careful what she wishes for, when the desire to be Hannah Montana all of the time gets the best of her?

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Douglas Lieblein

When Miley's dad won't let her get a new phone, she sells a Hannah picture to the press to buy it herself. Unfortunately, the picture seems to be revealing her secret.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Michael Poryes

Miley is desperate to keep Lilly and Oliver together after she mistakenly concludes that Oliver is falling in love with her instead.

Director: Shannon Flynn

Writer: Andrew Green