The Wannabes

After getting into trouble at their prestigious boarding schools The Wannabes are formed into an unlikely music act at a mall cafe.

The guys and girls learn a messy lesson about working together as a team.

The Wannabes get a dose of hard reality when they try to pursue their dreams way too soon.

The boys enter a video game contest and learn not to judge a book by its cover, while Mariah realizes that changing the cover does not change the book.

Mariah goes on a rampage to protect the planet while Mr. Moody tries to protect Sarah from growing up too fast.

Drew learns not to be manipulated by material things and Sarah teaches him to be true to himself.

Drew discovers friendship is more important than solo stardom while Mariah realizes responsibility is not easy with friends like Andrew.

Andrew teaches Shaylen to never give up while Sarah diligently pursues and catches a recipe thief.

Sarah learns that growing up is not going to be easy and the gang learns that they have a "real little sister" on their hands.

When a Highlands’ alumnus returns to the freshman play but when her prized jewels go missing, the gang must find the thief before Mr. Pesckow expels one or all of them.

The gang gets trapped in the school after helping Andrew film a horror movie for a short film contest and life begins to imitate art as the gang gets “scared straight.”

Andrew leads the gang to investigate a secret underground dance club only to find it’s being run by Alan.

When Highlands is forced to host a nearby sports academy, the jocks and our gang butt heads, and our guys challenge them to a basketball game.

A wealthy customer rents out Moody’s Sweet Shop for her son’s Australian-themed birthday party; the gang entertain the bratty kid when no one else shows up.

The Spring Dance has arrived and Andrew’s been put in charge. While the gang worries about who their going to take to the dance, real problems arise when Andrew forgets to book a band. Now it’s up to The Wannabes to save the dance.

The gang believes that their dreams have come true when a local club owner asks them to perform at his club across town.

After Sarah is quarantined for having a mysterious illness, the only thing she can do is watch television. She begins to see her friends’ lives play out in several television genres, including Drew’s newfound crush on Shaylen.

After pulling a prank on Andrew, a full-blown prank war is ignited. Meanwhile Mariah and Shaylen get in on the pranks after both lie about auditioning for the school play.

Alan decides to spend the day at the carnival instead of writing his sonata. Out of time, Alan decides to steal an obscure piece off the Internet to turn in.

Alan and the gang reminisce over their time together at Highlands the night before a hearing that just may keep Alan in school.

After a petting zoo runs wild in the mall, trapping the gang in the sweet shop, the gang must deal with their fears, having fantasies about their futures.

When a video of the kids performing is accidentally uploaded to the web, their secret is jeopardized. Before the gang decides to come clean, several doppelganger groups appear.

The gang is busted by Mr. Pesckow who disguises himself as a video host. Luckily, the whole charade is a dream of Mr. Moody's.

In an homage to classic and current musicals, the gang deals with the drudgery of detention.

The detention drama gets ramped up as Mr. Pesckow relieves our gang from their service at Mr. Moody’s. They are forced to find a way back into his “bad” graces.