Ultra-competitive fraternal twins Lindy and Logan Watson, together with their four best friends, navigate their freshman year of high school. Each episode begins with a comedic "what just happened?" situation as Lindy and Logan each spin their own vivid account of a certain occurrence or predicament. The series utilizes flashback scenes to tell the siblings' unique stories.
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A few days before the school's Spring Fling dance, Sherri – claimed to be the nicest girl in the school – along with Lindy become the only two students with perfect attendance records after Greg Johnson gets sick. Sherri threatens Lindy, saying that she will eventually be the only with a perfect attendance record, making her paranoid about Sherri trying to make her sick.
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Logan finally figures out his feelings for Jasmine during the school's big fall dance.
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The Watson family, Jasmine, Garrett and Delia go to spend the weekend at a snowboarding chalet. Upon arriving, Lindy takes Garrett to a snowboarding class. She develops a crush on his instructor and pretends to be a beginner so he would work with her. After he starts paying attention to Garrett, she gets jealous and pretends to have hurt her foot, so his attention would shift back to her.
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After Logan gets dumped by his girlfriend, Garrett, Lindy and Delia inadvertently learn Jasmine likes him. In fear he may not feel the same, Jaz begs her friends to keep her secret.
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Lindy and the gang scramble to book a big musical act to play in the benefit concert they are throwing to save an animal-rescue shelter. Meanwhile, Jasmine finally figures out her feelings for Logan.
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Lindy wins a contest at Rumble Juice for their Create-A-Smoothie competition. The blendisto who picked her smoothie, Cole, asks Lindy out, to which she says yes. Lindy finds out that Cole wants to date her, so she brings Jasmine, Garrett and Delia with her to the movies to try not to send him the wrong message. Meanwhile, Garrett goes undercover to investigate why the cinema claims the popcorn is freshly popped but tastes stale. Jasmine has a crush guy that works at the movie theatre only to discover that she only likes him because he wears a tuxedo. Logan tries to finish a book report on The Odyssey, but when he fails to concentrate, he decides to steal Delia's report.
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When Delia takes an “Intro to Psychology” class, Lindy and Logan become her first patients. In the meantime, Jasmine joins Garrett’s Math Squad and gives the group of quirky math geniuses a confidence makeover that leads to a revolt.
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Stevie Moops, an obnoxious rich kid, falls for Lindy and tries to win her heart with OUTRAGEOUS and expensive gifts. Meanwhile, Delia discovers Garrett is hiding the fact that he got his driver's license.
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Lindy tries to play matchmaker for Garrett and the new girl in school, who seems to be even more socially awkward than Garrett.
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While Lindy is looking through the mail, she finds a letter she wrote to herself during third grade. Lindy reads her letter and finds out she wished for better friends by the time she gets to high school. When everyone else gets theirs, Lindy hides the letter and tells her friends that she hadn't received it yet. They go looking for it in their old third grade classroom and in the post office, when they realize that Lindy is hiding something. Lindy throws the letter away and the group looks for it in the school's garbage room. When they finally read it, it causes a rift between Lindy and the group.
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Lindy falls in love with a puppy she is fostering and has a hard time letting him go to his new family. Meanwhile, Jasmine and Delia get extremely competitive over their design projects in Home Ec.
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Lindy tries to convince her school that eating vegetables is a healthy choice but everyone disagrees. Logan and Jasmine create a spray that makes vegetables taste better and more appealing called "Happy Time Flavor Changing Yum Yum Spray". The whole school loves the spray and Logan, Jasmine, Garrett and Delia are invited to guest star on a show called Barracuda Boardroom, which involves three billionaires that are willing to invest in products brought to them by young entrepreneurs.
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Lindy and her friends become outcast when their fellow Muskrats learn Lindy went on a date with a student from their arch rival Mikita Mosquitoes. Meanwhile, Garrett starts to freak out when he realizes he's the only one of the five who hasn't experienced a first kiss.
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Delia borrows Lindy's foster pooch, Ralph, for a date with Brandon and his dog, Coco, and ends up bringing the wrong dog back. Elsewhere, Jasmine lands a new set of "older" friends when she volunteers at the senior center, while Garrett and Logan face a dare-off.
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Jasmine, Delia and Garrett set out to make Lindy and Logan's 16th birthday extra special, but a mishap at a dog show and a terrible snow storm threaten their party plans.
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When Lindy’s latest foster dog Lucky appears to like Logan more, the twins compete for the dog’s affection. Meanwhile, Jasmine accidentally sells Garrett’s vintage action-figure at a garage sale.
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