The Best Episodes of Hannah Montana Season 3

Jackson and Lilly toy with the idea of going out together, while Miley thinks of ways to nip their romance in the bud.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Steven James Meyer

Miley is riding high when she begins Drivers' Ed, but she comes crashing down to earth after she learns that the class is not the easy ride she thought it was.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Jay Demopoulos

When Miley insists on going to the dentist without her father's hand to hold, she ultimately can’t go through with the treatment but doesn’t admit it to Robby. Her appearance as Hannah on a popular food show goes completely awry as a result of her swollen tooth.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Michael Poryes, Steven James Meyer

When Miley asks for a raise on her allowance, Robby decides to teach her about fiscal responsibility.

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: Andrew Green

Miley agrees to go out with a charming boy named Connor for the holidays. Connor's elfin stature and his job helping Santa at the mall, however, clashes with her idea of the perfect guy. The neighborhood Scrooge, Mr. Dontzig, offers to get Jackson into the college of his dreams, but only if Jackson and Robby do everything that he asks of them.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Steven Peterman

Lilly holds a yard sale to raise money for a class trip to Washington, D.C., and Miley gets a man to buy Lilly's hat for a thousand dollars. Miley helped her even though she didn't want her help. Miley and Lilly reconcile when they stumble into a White House press conference with Miley mentioning that Lilly is more of a sister than her best friend. Meanwhile, Rico hires Sarah to work at Rico's because he knows it will annoy Jackson, but then realizes that he isn't happy with Sarah.

Director: Shelley Jensen

Writer: Michael Poryes

Miley, dressed as Hannah, blows a movie audition with director Rob Reiner on purpose to make Oliver feel better about not getting into a band. Meanwhile, Rico destroys Jackson's ventriloquist dummy, and therefore Rico is forced to act as the dummy for a birthday party.

Director: Steve Zuckerman

Writer: Heather Wordham

Hannah is on a talk show and says she doesn't like carrots and books and her fans have no choice but to do likewise.

Director: Shelley Jensen, John Scott

Writer: Steven Peterman

Robby becomes close friends with Hannah's new choreographer, making it hard for Miley to get rid of him. Oliver doesn't like his new bossy girlfriend and gets Jackson's help to rid himself of her.

Director: Shelley Jensen

Writer: Maria Brown-Gallenberg

Hannah pretends to date a celebrity she can't stand to get in the news. Jackson thinks that he has to cheat on a test in school. Robby clashes with Rico.

Director: Shannon Flynn

Writer: Steven James Meyer, Jay Demopoulos

Jackson's memory loss seems to be the perfect opportunity for Miley to change their relationship for her benefit. Meanwhile, Rico forces Lilly to pretend to be his girlfriend while his cousin Angus is in town in exchange for his help with her math.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Andrew Green

Miley and Jackson have to figure out a way to get things back to normal at school after Mamaw takes over as the lunch lady.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: N/A

Miley returns from filming a movie and finds that Lilly and Oliver have started dating. There is something about Lilly that Oliver doesn't like and there's something about Oliver that Lilly doesn't like. Jackson gets an interview with a university and lies about himself to the representative in order to have a better chance of admission.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Douglas Lieblein

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

Lilly and Oliver won't stop giving Miley a hard time over the fact that she doesn't have a boyfriend, so she decides to pay an actor to pretend to be her boyfriend so they will leave her alone. But when the actor she paid backs out and sends his not-so-attractive, middle-aged roommate to fill in, Miley finds herself in a bigger mess than the one she started out in. Meanwhile, Jackson has a hard time believing that Rico's act of kindness is genuine.

Director: Shannon Flynn

Writer: Steven James Meyer, Jay Demopoulos

Miley runs into Jake Ryan in Las Vegas. She's shocked to learn that he plans to marry Traci, so she plots to stop the wedding. Meanwhile, Rico tries to disrupt Jackson's date.

Director: Roger Christiansen

Writer: N/A

Miley and Oliver become temporary DJs at a teen-oriented radio station after the regular host takes an unexpected leave. Meanwhile, Rico lets Jackson run the snack shack in hopes that it will lose money and his dad won't be able to sell it.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Maria Brown-Gallenberg

Miley agrees to go steady with Jake again, but she worries that all of the times she complained about Jake might have turned Robby against the young man. When she learns that Robby dislikes Jesse, a troublemaking teen guitarist in Hannah's band, Miley hatches a plan to make Jake look great.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Heather Wordham, Maria Brown-Gallenberg

Miley's scheme to get Jake back into Robby's good graces works out beautifully and she believes that they are headed for a happy ending. Things change, however, when Miley realizes that Robby misjudged Jesse's true nature and she now finds herself drawn to the handsome musician.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Heather Wordham, Maria Brown-Gallenberg

Miley experiences nothing but bad luck on the SS Tipton after she loses an ankle bracelet her mom gave her. Miley believes the missing jewelry is a good-luck charm and is desperate to get it back. At home, Jackson opens a large package after Robby forbids him to do so, and he suffers the consequences. The crossover starts on Wizards of Waverly Place S2E25 Cast-Away (To Another Show) (I) and The Suite Life on Deck S1E21 Double-Crossed (II).

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Michael Poryes, Steven Peterman

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

Hannah reveals something embarrassing about Jackson in an interview and while she tries to make it up to Jackson he appears to do the same thing to her, or did he?

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Maria Brown-Gallenberg

Robbie and the kids trade in Mamaw's old rust bucket for a regal new convertible. They are unaware, however, that Mamaw is extremely attached to the decrepit car she calls Loretta. Rico is forced to play peacemaker when Lilly and Oliver's constant quarreling drives his customers away.

Director: Shannon Flynn

Writer: Steven James Meyer, Jay Demopoulos

Miley and Lilly find out that Oliver has diabetes, and they try to play food police at Traci's birthday party. (Due to negative feedback, the episode was re-edited from the original titled "No Sugar, Sugar" that aired in some countries.)

Director: Art Manke

Writer: Sally Lapiduss

Oliver becomes an overnight sensation after performing on a TV talent show and the success quickly goes to his head. Miley and Lilly decide that the only way to get their old pal back is if Hannah, who will be a judge for the show's finale, persuades the other judges to vote against Oliver. Robby and Jackson must fight the law when Jackson keeps receiving tickets for traffic violations that he didn't commit.

Director: Bob Koherr

Writer: Andrew Green