Victorious

Tori is asked to enroll at an elite performing arts high school.

Tori attempts to master a monologue for Sikowitz's class; André and Robbie join a ballet class to meet girls.

Jade claims that Tori hurt her in a stage fighting exercise; Trina must fend off Robbie's advances.

Tori struggles to find the perfect birthday gift for Trina.

Jade decides to break up with Beck; Trina puts on a one-woman show that Robbie reviews for the school news blogs.

A stage makeup project goes awry leaving Tori looking like a zombie on opening night of the school musical.

Robbie's blog becomes popular when he captures videos of the students' everyday lives; Cat shops from the in-flight catalog.

While preparing to go to the beach during a Los Angeles heat wave, the gang gets trapped in Beck's RV.

When Tori's flight home is delayed, she decides to finish a school project with André, Beck and Cat via video chat; Trina sneaks into the first class section of the plane.

Tori accidentally gets Beck fired from his role in a film; Robbie starts to have nightmares about his best friend.

Tori is suspicious when she discovers that Jade, Beck, André, Cat and Robbie are all members of the ping pong team.

Cat dates Trina's ex-boyfriend, Michael; Robbie and Trina indulge in the latest foot smoothing treatments.

Cat and Jade get banned from a karaoke bar and plot revenge.

Cat and Jade get banned from a karaoke bar and plot revenge.

Tori feels responsible when Rex is accidentally sucked into a giant fan.

Tori helps Jade find a place to perform a play that she wrote; Ms. Li threatens to cancel the show unless Jade casts her daughter in the play.

Tori and her friends are hired to replace the band at a child's birthday party; André must prove himself to a record producer.

The students learn that they will star in a reality show being filmed at Hollywood Arts; Trina and Robbie are forced to work at the Grub Truck.

When a filmmaker comes to Hollywood Arts, the students are excited to work on his film.

Sikowitz invites the gang to his house for a sleepover in order to teach them a lesson in method acting.