After a lunch mishap, Tori, Andre, Robbie, Beck, Jade, and Cat are forced to spend Saturday in detention.

After being told to take more risks, Tori goes to a dangerous underground club called the Gorilla Club which includes doing potentially life-threatening activities. Meanwhile, Andre and Robbie are forced to dance like "M.C. Hammer" in front of Jade after losing to her in poker.

Jade and Beck make discoveries about their relationship while helping Sinjin with his game show. Meanwhile, Tori awaits the release of a new phone.

Tori notices some changes in her friend Andre, whose girlfriend seems to be overbearing and controlling. Meanwhile, Jade and Cat try to earn easy money dog-sitting in Beverly Hills.

Tori and Jade portray a married couple from the 1970s, a task that challenges their acting skills and their friendship, especially since Tori plays the husband. Meanwhile, Cat and Robbie embark on a business venture in which they tell people negative news in an upbeat manner.

Tori can't figure out why nobody at Hollywood Arts High celebrates April Fool's Day - or maybe they do.

When a movie shoot causes a traffic jam, interfering with Tori's morning commute, she asks each of her friends for help taking her to school. Cat becomes obsessed with a new app called "Tap It" which provides coupons.

Tall tales are told about Trina and how she gained admission to Hollywood Arts. Elsewhere, Tori and Robbie realize they can’t pay a restaurant bill.

Tori wins a contest to sing the opening number at a big music awards show, but the producer wants to totally change her look and behavior. Tori agrees, but finds that she doesn't like her new image.

Tori befriends a new classmate named Ponnie, who keeps vanishing when others are around. As a result, Tori's old pals begin to doubt her sanity.

Wearing a blond wig from a movie shoot, Cat meets and falls for a boy named Evan Smith. When she finds out he prefers blondes, she decides to continue the ruse.