List of I Didn't Do It episodes
I Didn't Do It is an American comedy television series that originally aired on Disney Channel from January 17, 2014, to October 16, 2015. The series was created by Tod Himmel and Josh Silverstein and stars Olivia Holt, Austin North, Piper Curda, Peyton Clark, and Sarah Gilman.
Series overview[]
Season | Episodes | Originally aired | |||
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First aired | Last aired | ||||
1 | 20 | January 17, 2014 | December 7, 2014 | ||
2 | 19 | February 15, 2015 | October 16, 2015 |
Episodes[]
Season 1 (2014)[]
No. overall | No. in season | Title [1][2] | Directed by | Written by | Original air date [1][2] | Prod. code [3] | U.S. viewers (millions) |
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1 | 1 | "The Pilot" "Pilot" | Bruce Leddy | Tod Himmel & Josh Silverstein | January 17, 2014 | 101 | 3.89[4] |
At their first day of high school, twin siblings Lindy and Logan Watson meet the football team's quarterback Seth Wall, whom Lindy instantly crushes on, while Logan wants to befriend him in order to make his and Garrett's lives during high school much easier. When their parents travel out of town for work, each of the two siblings think of a party that will bond them with Seth, but their parties are arranged on the same night and end up conflicting. Things get worse when they believe that their babysitter has died and they don't have a chance to cancel the party. Guest stars: Angela Paton as Mrs. Klasby, Matt Champagne as Bert "Bob" Watson, Alex Kapp Horner as Nora Watson, Chad Buchanan as Seth Wall, Larry Joe Campbell as Deputy Doug Peterman, Alan Chow as Eddie White, Claire Beale as young Lindy, Jacob Johnson as young Logan | |||||||
2 | 2 | "Fireman Freddy's Spaghetti Station" | Bruce Leddy | Tod Himmel | January 26, 2014 | 104 | 2.44[5] |
Delia's mom forces Delia to get a job or re-enter beauty pageants because she thinks she has too much free time. Lindy finds her one as a hostess at Fireman Freddy's Spaghetti Station, the gang's favorite restaurant when they were younger. Delia, however, turns out not to be the hostess Freddy wants. When Lindy welcomes a family into the joint, Freddy convinces her to be the new hostess, much to Delia's dismay. When Lindy tries to quit, Freddy asks her to stay for a big birthday party coming up and leaves her in charge, to which her bitter co-workers respond by quitting and leaving her alone to handle everyone and everything. Meanwhile, Logan and Garrett are bullied by some obnoxious kids who have taken their place at Rumble Juice and they try to retrieve it. Guest stars: Christopher Darga as Freddy, Alyssa Preston as Mona, Pappy Faulkner as Kyle, Reggie Brown as the manager | |||||||
3 | 3 | "The New Guy" | Bruce Leddy | Rob Lotterstein | February 9, 2014 | 103 | 2.46[6] |
After watching a romantic film, Logan and Garrett argue that their group votes are unfair, since there are more girls than boys, thus they end up always doing girl activities. At school, they decide to invite a new guy, Tom Bigham from California, to the group. Even though it seems like a good idea at first, he turns out to be quite annoying, and the group decides to give him away, without success. After this, they plan to make Tom leave them. They get to know that he is very afraid of heights, so they decide to pretend they love skydiving and that it is their favorite activity. It doesn't work well, as Tom decides to face his fears and the group actually goes skydiving. Guest stars: Cameron Palatas as Tom, Chris Elwood as the skydiving instructor | |||||||
4 | 4 | "Dear High School Self" | Bruce Leddy | Judd Pillot | February 16, 2014 | 102 | 2.88[7] |
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. Lindy then invites them to their third grade classroom again to explain why she wrote the letter. She reveals that while she was writing the letter, her pencil led broke and she got up to sharpen it. When she got up, her skirt was stuck in her tights and for the rest of the school year everyone, including the group, called her "Little Lindy Bunchy Booty." Lindy apologizes and the group reconciles with a hug. Guest stars: as Mrs. Babcock, Kimberly Hebert-Gregory as Mail Lady | |||||||
5 | 5 | "If It Tastes Like a Brussels Sprout" | Bruce Leddy | Alessia Costantini | March 9, 2014 | 106 | 2.04[8] |
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. Lindy is desperate to be with them as she is jealous of how they are able to succeed in the spray, which she thought was a ridiculous idea, to Logan's amusement. Logan wants to make it blue, but Jasmine disapproves of the idea. When Lindy asks to join the group on the show, Jasmine accepts, to Logan's dismay. He decides to get revenge on Jasmine by adding the blue to the spray. When they're on Barracuda Boardroom, one of the judges claims she is ready to make an offer. Since Logan changed the formula by adding the blue color, it doesn't agree with the judges' stomachs and he subsequently gets vomited on by the judges. | |||||||
6 | 6 | "Lindy-licious" "Lindylicious" | Bruce Leddy | Sarah Jane Cunningham & Suzie V. Freeman | March 16, 2014 | 105 | 1.92[9] |
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. Lindy's smoothie then gets taken off the menu because the date went terribly. He then chooses another girl's smoothie and proceeds to go out with her. Lindy then goes to sell her smoothie in the cinema to show Cole what he lost. Meanwhile, Garrett goes undercover to investigate why the cinema claims the popcorn is freshly popped, but tastes stale. Jasmine has a crush on a guy who works at the movie theater, only to discover from Delia that she only likes him because he wears a tuxedo. She later finds out that he only likes her because she wears high heels. Logan tries to finish a book report on The Odyssey, but when he fails to concentrate, he tries to steal Delia's report. Delia gets revenge on him by making him watch a Greek film, which she claims is a film adaptation of The Odyssey. Guest stars: Wesam Keesh as Cole, Nicholas Podany as Max | |||||||
7 | 7 | "Snow Problem" | Bruce Leddy | Rob Lotterstein | April 6, 2014 | 107 | 2.26[10] |
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 can 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. In the cabin, Jasmine doesn't want to go snowboarding because she didn't bring her make-up bag. Delia is reading a book about the pioneer Penelope Harkness. When Bert and Nora get stuck in an antique store, Logan is left in charge. Guest stars: Alex Kapp Horner as Nora Watson, Matt Champagne as Bert Watson, Robert Scott Wilson as Dash | |||||||
8 | 8 | "Dance Fever" | Bruce Leddy | Todd Himmel | April 13, 2014 | 111 | 2.26[11] |
A few days before the school's Spring Fling dance, Sherri and 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. After Lindy gets a cold, she insists on going to school while Sherri realizes this and tries even harder to make Lindy miss school, even resorting to locking her in the janitor's closet. Lindy ends up accidentally breaking Sherri's leg during her escape and inadvertently spreads her flu to every student at school. Logan is going to the dance with a girl called Seanna Bergdorf, but is in need of the expensive gifts he had promised her. He gets many companies to sponsor his date. After Seanna gets hurt, Logan is now going with Sherri. Garrett wants to invite Tiffany, a girl from school, to the dance. However, he wants to do it the best and most original way possible, but many of his ideas fail when someone tries them before him. Jasmine waits for a guy called Dave Bixby to invite her to the dance, while Delia's grandma is visiting and Delia starts acting like her. Guest stars: Peyton List as Sherri, Tristen Bankston as Steve, Scott Shilstone as Dave Bixby, Barry Finkel as Mr. Applebaum, Alan Chow as Eddie White | |||||||
9 | 9 | "Now Museum, Now You Don't" | Bruce Leddy | Sarah Jane Cunningham & Suzie V. Freeman | May 4, 2014 | 108 | 1.88[12] |
Lindy gets an internship at the Chicago museum which has recently got a Nefertiti exhibit and has big expectations for it. However, it turns out that her job consists on telling people not to use the stairs while her strict boss, Judy, wants her to do everything right. After Logan gets a job in the museum's gift shop after creating a popular N4TT t-shirt, Lindy realizes that everyone else has access to things such as a break room and are even invited to Judy's party. Lindy tells Logan she is upset about it and that it is unfair, making Logan upset as well at the fact that Lindy always assumes his way is the wrong one. Delia is convinced that she is a descendant of Nefertiti, until Jasmine decides to help her to collect some of the Nefertiti mummy's DNA in the museum. Garrett tries different methods to get rid of his habit of biting his nails. Guest stars: Beth Grant as Judy Tanzer-Dinkins, Karen McClain as Dr. Lommein | |||||||
10 | 10 | "In the Doghouse with the White House" | Joel Zwick | Rob Lotterstein | June 22, 2014 | 115 | 2.71[13] |
The whole school goes on a trip to Washington D.C. to see the White House. Once there, Lindy wants to see the president, but ends up stuck outside of the balcony while Delia and Jasmine are out. Upon arriving, Garrett still loathes hotels, but soon learns to like them after he gets to know the spa. Logan goes out and meets Senator Snell, who thinks Logan has good traits to work with the government. Delia wants an official Penelope Harkness stamp, so she dresses as a statue of her and wants Jasmine to help her cheer to people and achieve her goal. Everyone besides her, however, thinks this is stupid. The president's dog accidentally gets in Delia's purse before they return to the hotel. After they meet at the hotel, some agents come for the missing dog and the five friends are taken to an interrogation, where they try to tell what happened. Guest stars: Reggie Brown as the president, Annie Abbot as the cleaning lady, Kevin Symons as Senator Snell, Rob Nagle as the interrogator, Renee Percy as the news reporter | |||||||
11 | 11 | "Phone Challenge" | Bruce Leddy | Josh Silverstein | June 29, 2014 | 109 | 1.76[14] |
Logan meets a girl named Haley at the mall. After Logan gets her number, an accident causes his phone to fall into a smoothie, making him desperate. After rushing home, Lindy tells him that leaving the phone in rice for 72 hours will dry it out, so they do it. Logan starts to freak out, so the rest of the group decides to go the whole 72 hours without their phones as well. Some time later, Jasmine gives up and uses another phone secretly and Garrett becomes unusually calm and discovers he has a big talent for art. Delia meets a boy by a singing telegram, but he turns out to be younger than she thought when she gets to actually meet him. Logan is back at the museum in order to tell Haley about why he didn't text her anymore. After the 72 hours are over, Haley tells Logan that her brother is coming to get him because he fooled her. After an accident that makes Logan fall into a fountain, Lindy, Garrett, and Delia trick Jasmine into falling as revenge for breaking off their pact. Guest stars: Sedona Cohen as Haley, Larry Joe Campbell as Doug Peterman, Raymond Ochoa as Zane, Markus Silbiger as Haley's brother | |||||||
12 | 12 | "Twin It to Win It" | Bruce Leddy | Josh Silverstein | July 13, 2014 | 110 | 2.03[15] |
Lindy and Logan are believed to have telepathic powers, allowing the two to be able to communicate with one another by their minds. The two are put into a contest to test their skills on how well they can understand one another. | |||||||
13 | 13 | "Earth Boys Are Icky" | Lynn McCracken | Josh Silverstein | July 27, 2014 | 119 | 2.36[16] |
Logan dates a girl named Danica who turns out to be the principal's daughter. Delia uses a device to communicate with aliens when she thinks earth boys are too normal for her. Garrett's school program's big buddy gives up on him and Logan persuades him to become a big buddy. After Lindy learns of her friends using her as parents' approval to go places not allowed, she bumps up her attitude and tries to be a worse person. At the end, an "alien" appears and requests that Lindy comes with him, all because his parents don't allow him to use the UFO, much to her dismay. | |||||||
14 | 14 | "Lindy Nose Best" | Bruce Leddy | Judd Pillot | August 10, 2014 | 112 | 2.14[17] |
Lindy finds out that she has a lower grade than Logan on her history report because her being opinionated accidentally caused her teacher to lose his girlfriend. Delia tells Garrett to try and stand up to the football team coach, but loses his spot on the football team as kicker and Delia replaces him. Jasmine and Logan fake date to make Jasmine's ex-boyfriend, Mike, jealous and to show Jenna that Logan is boyfriend material. Delia gets Garrett back on the football team. Jasmine ends up actually falling for Logan and decides to confess her feelings to him, but as she is about to do this, she sees Logan and Jenna on a date and decides not to tell him, leaving her heartbroken. Guest star: Marc Evan Jackson as Mr. Buffington; JC Gonzalez as Mike | |||||||
15 | 15 | "Ball or Nothing" | Joel Zwick | Tod Himmel | August 24, 2014 | 118 | 1.86[18] |
Lindy accidentally destroys their father's football signed by NFL Hall of Famer (Dick Butkus). Lindy seeks the help of Logan to track down the famed football player to re-sign the ball before their dad finds out. The two then go to extreme measures to get him to do so, which involves telling him that their father is in a full-body cast and bandaging Garrett up as their father. Special guest star: Dick Butkus as himself | |||||||
16 | 16 | "Logan's Run" | Bruce Leddy | Sasha Stroman | September 21, 2014 | 113 | 1.73[19] |
Logan finds out that his friends think he runs in a strange fashion and fakes an injury to get out of Lindy's Jog-a-Thon. Delia inadvertently gets Brenda fired from her job at Rumble Juice when she forgets to put the lid on one of the blenders. Delia desperately tries to find Brenda another job with Jasmine's help. Garrett becomes obsessed with a debt Logan owes him. Meanwhile, Lindy tries to disprove Jasmine and Delia's theory that she lives at the "Blonde Bubble." Guest star: Dana Powell as Brenda | |||||||
17 | 17 | "Bad News" | Joel Zwick | Darin Henry | September 28, 2014 | 117 | 1.97[20] |
Jasmine is selected to host the school's morning announcement videos, but to her dismay, many of her fellow students find it boring until Logan steps in as co-anchor. Lindy gets a boy to study with her, but soon becomes annoyed with his will to learn constantly. Garrett has trouble with real girls, so he turns his attention to digital girls. Guest star: Ron Butler as Mr. Kupchek | |||||||
18 | 18 | "Next of Pumpkin" | Judd Pillot | Judd Pillot | October 5, 2014 | 120 | 2.30[21] |
Logan gets upset when Lindy accidentally leaves him behind when the fire alarm goes off. Meanwhile, Delia tries to win an award for growing the largest pumpkin. Jasmine asks Garrett to go to the dance competition with her, but he fails to make it and she ends up dancing with Logan. At the end, Garrett overhears Jasmine's feelings for Logan. | |||||||
19 | 19 | "Bicycle Thief" | Joel Zwick | Eddie Quintana | November 2, 2014 | 114 | 1.84[22] |
Lindy convinces Garrett to go bike riding with her, only to discover he has never ridden a bike. Their bike ends up being stolen and they both try to find it. | |||||||
20 | 20 | "Merry Miss Sis" | Joel Zwick | Sarah Jane Cunningham & Suzie V. Freeman | December 7, 2014 | 116 | 2.05[23] |
Logan gets upset with Lindy when she takes her obsession with Christmas too far and he wishes he never had a sister. An angel grants his wish and he experiences life without Lindy. In addition to this, Lindy had dropped out of school, Jasmine is a bad girl, Garrett is a dirty hippy, and Delia is a cheerleader. In the end, Logan realizes how much Lindy means to him. Guest star: Reginald VelJohnson as Angel Santos |
Season 2 (2015)[]
No. overall | No. in season | Title [1][24] | Directed by | Written by | Original air date [1][24] | Prod. code [1] | U.S. viewers (millions) |
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21 | 1 | "Slumber Partay!" | Jody Margolin Hahn | Phil Baker | February 15, 2015 | 201 | 2.46[25] |
Lindy tries to throw an epic slumber party with Delia and Jasmine, but her plans land the three best friends on the other side of the law. Meanwhile, Logan helps Garrett turn his family garage into their own man cave and the two wind up getting trapped inside by a wild animal. Rumble Juice gets a new manager named Betty LeBow. Guest stars: Karen Malina White as Betty LeBow, Dennis Cockrum as Officer Wright, Paul Rogan as Mr. Jenkins | |||||||
22 | 2 | "The Not-So-Secret Lives of Mosquitoes and Muskrats" | Jody Margolin Hahn | Tom Palmer | March 1, 2015 | 202 | 2.17[26] |
Lindy and her friends become outcasts 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. Guest stars: Michael Grant as Jake, Jerry Kernion as Coach Beecroft | |||||||
23 | 3 | "Lindy Goes to the Dogs!" | Bob Koherr | Jeannette Collins & Mimi Friedman | March 8, 2015 | 203 | 2.31[27] |
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. | |||||||
24 | 4 | "Lindy & Logan Get Psyched" | Bob Koherr | Erika Kaestle & Patrick McCarthy | March 15, 2015 | 204 | 1.61[28] |
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. | |||||||
25 | 5 | "Dog Date Afternoon" | Bob Koherr | Tom Palmer | March 22, 2015 | 206 | 1.69[29] |
Jasmine lands a new set of older friends when she volunteers at the senior center. Meanwhile, Delia borrows Lindy's foster pooch, Ralph, for a date with Brandon and his dog, Coco, and ends up bringing the wrong dog back. In the end, Delia finds out that they both like cats and Brandon says that he was walking his mom's dog and saying that he likes dogs for an excuse to go out with her. | |||||||
26 | 6 | "Logan Finds Out!" | Bob Koherr | Jim Gerkin | March 29, 2015 | 205 | 1.58[30] |
After Logan gets dumped by his girlfriend, Lindy and Delia inadvertently learn Jasmine likes him. In fear he may not feel the same, Jasmine begs her friends to keep her secret. Later, when Jasmine learns that Logan and Erin are back together, she admits to Logan that she really likes him, when she thinks she is talking to Garrett, because she didn't know that Logan had replaced Garrett as the tree for the Delia's drama class small play. Logan talks to Lindy about the fact he knows Jasmine likes him and isn't sure yet how he feels about her. Jasmine comes into Rumble Juice, saying she's happy for Logan and Erin, whilst holding back her tears. Logan and Erin leave for their movie date, leaving Jasmine heartbroken, again. | |||||||
27 | 7 | "Food Fight" | Jody Margonlin Hahn | Michael Fitzpatrick | April 8, 2015 | 208 | 1.05[31] |
Lindy is excited about her new gig as the school's food critic until she dines at a family restaurant and the food is terrible. Meanwhile, Jasmine gets a babysitting job and winds up competing with her nine-year-old charge. | |||||||
28 | 8 | "Stevie Likes Lindy" | Bob Koherr | Phil Baker | April 19, 2015 | 207 | 2.22[32] |
Stevie Moops, a 12 year-old mogul millionaire, tries to win Lindy's heart by giving her outrageous and expensive gifts. However, Lindy denies him because they are a couple years apart in age difference. Meanwhile, Delia finds out that Garrett has been hiding a secret and takes advantage of it. Later on, Stevie realizes that he is taking too many chances with a girl a couple years older than him and Lindy offers to help him win a heart that is his own age. Special guest star: Corey Fogelmanis as Stevie Moops. | |||||||
29 | 9 | "Falling for... Who?" | Jody Margolin Hahn | Erika Kaestle & Patrick McCarthy | May 31, 2015 | 209 | 2.20[33] |
Logan finally realizes he has feelings for Jasmine during the fall dance, when he sees Jasmine dancing with Owen and falls in love with her. Meanwhile, Garrett learns to dance from Betty's nephew, Kevin. In the end, Logan breaks up with Erin to be with Jasmine and finally admits his feelings for her, saying that he wanted to be the one dancing with her. Logan tries to ask Jasmine out, but he is too late, because she has started dating Owen. Logan says he's happy for Jasmine, whilst holding back his tears. Jasmine leaves with Owen and, even though it's not very noticeable, Logan cries over Jasmine a little, which proves how strong his feelings are for her. When Logan asks Lindy how Jasmine met Owen, she doesn't want to tell him since he is already completely broken and she hugs him as he suffers through a huge heartbreak over Jasmine. Guest stars: Karen Malina White as Betty LeBow, Theodore Barnes as Kevin LeBow, Reed Alvarado as Owen | |||||||
30 | 10 | "Lindy and Logan's Brrrrthday!" | Erika Kaestle | Jim Gerkin | June 7, 2015 | 210 | 2.06[34] |
Jasmine, Garrett, and Delia set out to make Lindy and Logan's 16th birthday extra special, but a snowstorm threatens their party plans. Lindy surprises Logan by letting him fill in for the drummer of his favorite band, The Weasels. Logan performs with the band at a night club and meets the drummer. Logan tells Lindy it's been the best birthday ever, because of what she did for him. | |||||||
31 | 11 | "Cheer Up Girls" | Neal Israel | Jeannette Collins & Mimi Friedman | June 21, 2015 | 212 | 1.95[35] |
When Lindy, Jasmine, and Delia learn their school refuses to have cheerleaders for the school's girls' sports teams, they take a stand and form a rogue cheer-leading squad of their own. Meanwhile, Logan's new gig as a superhero at a kid's party leads to a few surprises for Rumble Juice, including a visit by country musician, RaeLynn. Garrett even makes up a superhero as a companion to Logan when he performs at a kid's birthday party. Special guest star: RaeLynn as herself | |||||||
32 | 12 | "Lindy in the Middle" | Jon Rosenbaum | Erinne Dobson | July 10, 2015 | 211 | 1.79[36] |
Lindy tries to be a matchmaker for Garrett and a new girl in school, but she ends up doing all the work with the relationship by sending herself flowers and baking a cake. Meanwhile, Logan and Delia work on a science project, but they stall on the science project. Aubrey gives them advice to do it together and to do it about snack foods named after famous scientists. Guest stars: Zoe Anne Pessin as Aubrey, Anna Grace Barlow as Hayley | |||||||
33 | 13 | "Elementary, My Dear Watson" | Jean Sagal | Tom Palmer | July 24, 2015 | 213 | 1.90[37] |
Betty's horn is stolen. Logan becomes the detective, and he is determined to find who stole the horn. Guest stars: Karen Malina White as Betty LeBow, Theodore Barnes as Kevin, Rose Abdoo as Margaret | |||||||
34 | 14 | "Lindy Breaks Garrett" | Bob Koherr | Tom Palmer | August 7, 2015 | 214 | 1.77[38] |
Garrett becomes happier and less tense after going to a spa with Lindy and Logan. Guest stars: Karen Malina White as Betty LeBow, Jonathan McClendon as Brandon, Reel Alvarado as Owen | |||||||
35 | 15 | "Doggie Daddy" | Bob Koherr | Erika Kaestle & Patrick McCarthy | August 14, 2015 | 215 | 1.60[39] |
Lindy is taking care of another foster dog known as Lucky. Lucky appears to like Logan more than Lindy. Lindy is jealous of the greater affection Lucky shows towards Logan. Lindy and Logan compete for Lucky's affection. Meanwhile, Garrett is having a garage sale at his house. Jasmine comes over to visit Garrett. Jasmine accidentally sells Aubrey the vintage action figure that Garrett loves. Garrett was not planning to sell his vintage action figure at his garage sale. Garrett has to become a butler for one day in order for Aubrey to give him back his beloved vintage action figure. In the end, Lucky is revealed as pregnant. Lucky gives birth to puppies. Guest stars: Karen Malina White as Betty LeBow, Zoe Anne Pessin as Aubrey, Joe Holt as Roland Sparks, Angela Lin as Dr. Doolittle, Tom G. McMahon as Frank | |||||||
36 | 16 | "Drum Beats, Heart Beats" | Bob Koherr | Phil Baker | September 11, 2015 | 216 | 1.72[40] |
Jasmine asks Logan for drum lessons, but he instead pictures her asking him to be her boyfriend. Logan says yes to the lessons, and they spend a lot of time over the lessons. During one lesson, Jasmine falls off the drum seat set. Logan catches her. Caught up in the moment, Logan leans into Jasmine and they almost kiss for the third time. However, their special and romantic moment is ruined when Owen walks in and sees them. Owen becomes suspicious that there may be something going on between the two, which there is, but Jasmine denies it. However, Jasmine has realized she still has feelings for Logan. Meanwhile, Garrett has to train the new employee named Shelley. Shelley tries to get Garrett in trouble. Lindy and Delia have a puppet show for little kids, but they end up arguing during it. Lindy and Delia later make up. Towards the end, Logan asks Jasmine if she is ready for her solo. Jasmine instead pictures him admitting he loves her and that he is the perfect guy for her. This shows that she does still have strong feelings for him. In the end, Garrett fires Shelley as an order by Betty. Shelley leaves. Betty tells Garrett to clean the bathroom, and he says he fired her one minute too early. Guest stars: Karen Malina White as Betty LeBow, Reed Alvarado as Owen, Allisyn Ashley Arm as Shelley | |||||||
37 | 17 | "The Doctor Is In" | Erika Kaestle | Jim Gerkin | September 18, 2015 | 217 | 1.92[41] |
Lindy flirts with a young veterinarian named Dr. Scott Gabriel while having the foster dog she is taking care of receive a checkup. Lindy asks Dr. Gabriel on a date. He accepts the offer and they soon become a romantic couple. Logan starts to hang out with Scott and become close, which makes Lindy jealous, and Lindy and Logan fight over spending time with Scott. Later, Scott breaks up with Lindy and stops hanging out with Logan due to Lindy and Logan's fighting, which led to his shoulder becoming dislocated. Meanwhile, Garrett is offered a higher-paying job at a fast food place inside a mall. Garrett accepts the new job offer, but later realizes he dislikes his new job and wants his old job back. Betty gives Garrett his old job back after she realizes he is like a family member to her. Special guest star: Bradley Steven Perry as Dr. Scott Gabriel Guest stars: Karen Malina White as Betty LeBow, Patricia Belcher as Candy, Danielle Bisutti as Mrs. Glegg, Theodore Barnes as Kevin, Matthew Bohrer as Tim Thomas | |||||||
38 | 18 | "Bite Club" | Bob Koherr | Jeanette Collins & Mimi Friedman | October 2, 2015 | 218 | 2.07[42] |
Lindy and Jasmine are asked if they want to donate blood on Halloween, but Jasmine is suspicious of the guy asking due to how he's asking. Both volunteer to donate blood, but Jasmine backs out of it later, because she is starting to believe that the guy is a real vampire, wanting their blood. Lindy donates blood and Jasmine is later convinced she is turning into a vampire after seeing what appear to be bite marks on her neck. Lindy pulls a prank on Jasmine, trying to scare her into believing that Lindy really is a vampire. Logan and Delia go to NYC to attend a science presentation, which they show. Later, in Central Park, they run into Austin & Ally's Trish and Dez. Garrett also takes Betty's nephew, Kevin, Trick-or-treating and at first, Garrett dislikes it, because she dislikes Garrett, but Garrett changes Kevin's mind, when the two turn trick-or-treating into a candy scam, by going to the same women's house, dressed up as different people to get more candy from her. Special guest stars: Raini Rodriguez as Trish, Calum Worthy as Dez Guest stars: Karen Malina White as Betty LeBow, Susan Ruttan as Ada, Theodore Barnes as Kevin, Maggie Wheeler as Ms. Debbie, Adam Grimes as Vlad | |||||||
39 | 19 | "The Rescuers" | Bob Koherr | Phil Baker | October 16, 2015 | 219 | 2.26[43] |
Lindy and the gang scramble to book a big musical act in the benefit concert they are throwing to save an animal rescue shelter. Meanwhile, Jasmine finally figures out her feelings for Logan. Lindy and the gang decide to form a band to perform at the concert. Jasmine admits she still has feelings for Logan, so she decides her heart belongs with Logan instead of Owen. Lindy tells Logan that Jasmine still likes him, which he gets really excited about, and since Jasmine is confused about whether she belongs with Logan or Owen, Logan is willing to battle Owen in a duel to win Jasmine's heart. Jasmine breaks up with Owen to be with Logan, but Logan sees the two hugging, unaware they have broken up. Delia decides to break up with Brandon because she thinks they no longer have anything in common, so she hires Garrett to break up with Brandon for her, which he agrees to do for twenty dollars. After the gang has performed, Logan is putting the drum set away and Jasmine offers to help him. Jasmine tells Logan that she has broken up with Owen to be with him, much to Logan's surprise and happiness. Jasmine and Logan finally admit their feelings for each other, Logan finally confesses to Jasmine he loves her, they finally become a couple, and the two share their first kiss, much to Lindy, Delia, Garrett, and Betty's happiness as well as both Jasmine and Logan's happiness since they've both been waiting a very long time to be together - especially Jasmine, because she has finally been given what she's been waiting for - Logan as her boyfriend - which she has wished for a very long time. In the final scene, outside Rumble Juice, the gang comes up with the idea of continuing the band and discusses band names and Jasmine and Logan admit they love each other during the process of doing so. Lindy comes up with the name of "The Rescuers", which Logan, Jasmine, Delia, and Garrett all agree on, and the gang hugs. Guest stars: Karen Malina White as Betty LeBow, Jonathan McClendon as Brandon, Reed Alvarado as Owen, Theodore Barnes as Kevin, Harvey Shield as Keith Edwards, Daryl Critttenden as Colin |
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