The Best Episodes Written By Erin Ehrlich

Time's running out for senior BFFs Erika and Gia to live their best high school lives. A house party feels like a last chance — and final destination.

Director: Lauren Iungerich

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

After ghosting Jake C., Erika needs to deal with her unfinished business. With promposals and paranormal activity in the air, the end is near. Maybe.

Director: Erin Ehrlich

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

The afterlife comes calling. A will scribbled on a Forever 21 receipt, a hoped-for prom date, lava lamps: the power of friendship must shine through.

Director: Kim O. Nguyen

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Rebecca continues her road to wellness while Paula comes to terms with her roots.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Heather comes to Rebecca’s rescue after a major mishap and Rebecca attempts to reinvent herself. Paula is left to pick up the pieces at work and finds herself at a crossroads.

Director: Paul Briganti

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Jenna revels in her and Jake’s official relationship status until she learns a hidden camera is filming at the Sanctuary. She then goes to great lengths to destroy the tape, enlisting Ming and others to help.

Director: Erin Ehrlich

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

When Rebecca learns that Josh and Valencia seem as happy as ever, she goes into a spiral and vows to make healthier choices. As a result, when nice guy Greg asks her out on a date, she wonders if that is the path towards a happier life.

Director: Stuart McDonald

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Jenna's sixteenth birthday isn't very sweet as she suffers one embarrassing experience after the next. Jenna is still reeling from the aftermath of her house party and dealing with the repercussions of everyone she's alienated. After failing her driving test and getting humiliated in the school cafeteria, Jenna wonders if she can repair her relationships with Matty and Tamara.

Director: David Katzenberg

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Jake gets upset when he learns of Jenna and Matty's past,breaking up with Jenna saying 'the timing wasn't right'. Matty after finding out goes to comfort Jenna ending up with them making out on Jenna's bed. Once Jake hears Jenna's message on her phone admitting she loves him, he realises his mistake and goes to her house finding Matty and Jenna kissing. Meanwhile Lacey ends up dancing with her old boyfriend Ben at the wedding. Jenna's dad ends up coming finding them dancing and is heartbroken. And, Jenna tells Matty she is still in love with him.

Director: Lauren Iungerich

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Rebecca convinces Paula, Heather and Valencia to participate in a séance after making a spooky discovery. Darryl takes his parenting duties to an extreme, while Nathaniel is determined to prove to his father that he is the best person to run the law firm.

Director: Audrey Wauchope

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Jenna and Matty's relationship is heating up in private, but in public she's still his secret. Will a party at Lissa's be their first PDA, or will an unexpected hot-tub visitor ruin everything?

Director: Ryan Shiraki

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

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

Director: Joe Nussbaum

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

As the night of winter formal approaches, someone shares the carefrontation letter with the whole student body, and Jenna must make a difficult decision.

Director: Patrick R. Norris

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

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

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

Director: Steve Gainer

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

Tommy, Chuckie, Kimi, Phil and Lil are trying to raise money to see their favorite band live in concert, ""The Sulky Boys"" But are not even close to having enough money to buy tickets. Until they talk Dil into selling his latest invention the ""belt-quarium, which he made for his new fish Pablo. The belts prove to be a huge success, despite Angelica completly ripping off the idea. But when the fad quiets down, Tommy asks and without realizing it, forces Dil to come up with a newer invention. But when each hot item suddenly becomes lame by each day, Dil is pressured to please his brother and friends with new and more origianl creations.

Director: Ron Noble

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Tommy decides to enter a filmmaking contest judged by his idol Martin Costomiris. But when his sci-fi movie proves to be a disaster, primarily due to the uncooperative cast, Tommy realizes that what goes on behind the scenes of the movie is far more interesting. Risking his friends, he follows them and secretly videotapes some of their private moments. When the others find out that Tommy has betrayed all of them, he's forced to make a choice: his "movie masterpiece" or his friends.

Director: Michael Daedalus Kenny

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

When various lawn decorations, such as gnomes, lawn orniments, ect... begin disappearing from the neighborhood everyone suspects Dil as the theif. But when Dil catches Tommy redhanded he decides to take the blame anyway. Which means being grounded and not being able to visit the museum. It is later revealed that Tommy is the thief, only he never knew it, because he was sleepwalking. Meanwhile, Angelica has to mentor a bratty little girl, who is basically a smaller version of herself.

Director: Andrei Svislotski

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Kimi becomes obsessed with her Japanese heritage when she and the gang have to search their family trees as a school project.

Director: Michael Daedalus Kenny

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Angelica has been invited to Savannah's party and she has to find a dress that hasn't ABW (Already Been Worn). While working at the hospital she suddenly breaks her nose and fakes a dilemma. Meanwhile Tommy, Chuckie, Kimi, Phil and Lil are doing community service week and part of it doesn't go according to plan.

Director: Andrei Svislotski

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

Camp Everwood seems like the perfect opportunity for Tommy's horror movie to take flight, especially when they learn the curse of Camp Everwood. The camp package contains brain-eating zombies, missing settlers, creepy pioneer Rock, the worst musical in history [Starring--who else? Angelica Pickles] and a mystery that is just dying to be solved. But when people start to go missing, can Tommy and the gang figure out just what happened on that same soil, over 100 years ago? A 1 hour long movie special that will have you wishing you'd brought your night light to bed with you.

Director: Michael Daedalus Kenny

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

When Chuckie's biggest competition in the election for School Safety Commissioner is Dil's imaginary alien friend Izzy, you would think he would have it in the bag, right? WRONG! When Izzy becomes more popular than Chuckie, can he even rely on his friends to help him win?

Director: Zhenia Delioussine

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

On a trip to a mountain resort, Tommy develops his first crush on a girl named Olivia, another guest at the lodge. Chuckie becomes a third wheel, and feels alienated when Tommy prefers spending time with Olivia instead of helping him overcome his fear of heights. Tommy has his very first kiss with Olivia. Meanwhile Angelica tries to impress a guy who works as a hiking leader at the resort.

Director: Ron Noble

Writer: Erin Ehrlich

It's soccer season and as per usual, Phil has soccer-on-the-brain. But when Lil casually joins the team, she surprises everyone, including herself, by instantly becoming a super star. At first Phil is excited about having another soccer-head in the family, but when Lil outshines him, he starts to resent her. When Lil finally realizes how upset Phil is, she has to decide whether to walk away from something she loves or continue to play and risk pushing away her only brother.

Director: Ron Noble

Writer: Erin Ehrlich