- This article is about the series as a whole. For information on the pilot episode, see here. For information on the video game, see here.
Zoey 101 (series) |
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Background Information | |
Genre |
Teen sitcom, comedy-drama |
Created by | |
Starring |
Jamie Lynn Spears |
Opening theme |
Follow Me performed by Jamie Lynn Spears |
Composer |
Britney Spears |
Country of Origin |
United States |
Language |
English |
Seasons |
4 |
Episodes |
65 |
Production | |
Executive Producers |
Dan Schneider |
Location |
L.A. California |
Camera setup |
Film, single-camera |
Running time |
approx. 23-25 minutes |
Production company |
Schneider's Bakery |
Broadcast | |
Series run |
January 9, 2005–May 2, 2008 |
Network |
Nickelodeon (original), Teennick (reruns) |
Picture format |
480i 16:9 (SDTV) |
Status |
Series ended, reruns |
Zoey 101 is an American live-action situation comedy-drama television series starring Jamie Lynn Spears. The series was originally run as a TEENick show on Nickelodeon, beginning on January 9, 2005. Zoey 101 follows the lives of teenager Zoey Brooks along with several of her friends that attend the boarding school Pacific Coast Academy.
Zoey 101 was one of Nickelodeon's highest rated and most successful shows in the 2000s decade. The series won three Young Artist Awards, two Kids' Choice Awards and a Neox Fan Award. The entire series is currently available for purchase on DVD and on digital stores online, such as iTunes, Google Play, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, and Paramount+.
The show was initially filmed at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California, then at stages in Valencia, Santa Clarita, California beginning Season 3. The future of the show came into question after Jamie Lynn Spears announced her pregnancy at the age of 16, however, filming of the series had already wrapped up by that time. Nickelodeon continued to air the series with its fourth and final season, which began on January 27, 2008 and ended on May 2, 2008. Reruns of the show were also halted on November 27, 2009. Reruns returned to TeenNick on May 31, 2010, and has run in syndication ever since. The series is available on Paramount Plus and some episodes are available on Nick.com.
Premise
The series centers around Zoey Brooks as she enrolls in Pacific Coast Academy, a school that previously only allowed boys to attend. Throughout the series, Zoey and her friends navigate life as teenagers in a boarding school. As the series progresses, the group of friends grows closer together.
Cast
Main cast
Actor | Character | Episodes | Seasons | |||
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |||
Jamie Lynn Spears | Zoey Brooks | 65 | Main | |||
Paul Butcher | Dustin Brooks | 25 | Main | |||
Sean Flynn | Chase Matthews | 54 | Main | Guest | ||
Austin Butler | James Garrett | 9 | Absent | Main | ||
Kristin Herrera | Dana Cruz | 13 | Main | Absent | ||
Victoria Justice | Lola Martinez | 50 | Absent | Main | ||
Christopher Massey | Michael Barret | 64 | Main | |||
Alexa Nikolas | Nicole Bristow | 26 | Main | Absent | ||
Erin Sanders | Quinn Pensky Reese | 62 | Main | |||
Matthew Underwood | Logan Reese | 60 | Main |
Recurring cast
Cast | Character | Season(s) | Years credited | First Appearance | Final Appearance |
Episode Count |
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Jessica Chaffin | Coco Wexler | All 4 Seasons | 2005-2008 | Defending Dustin | PCA Confidential | 13 |
Jack Salvatore Jr | Mark Del Figgalo | All 4 Seasons | 2005-2008 | New Roomies | Chasing Zoey | 28 |
Creagen Dow | Jeremiah Trottman | Not In Season 1 | 2005-2008 | The Election | Chasing Zoey | 12 |
Lisa Tucker | Lisa Perkins | 3-4 | 2007-2008 | Michael Loves Lisa | Chasing Zoey | 4 |
Miki Ishikawa | Vicky | Only In Season 1 | 2005-2006 | Welcome to PCA | Backpack | 5 |
Daniella Monet | Rebecca | Only In Season 3 | 2006-2007 | Surprise | Zoey's Balloon | 3 |
Abby Wilde | Stacey Dillsen | 3-4 | 2006-2008 | Chase's Girlfriend | PCA Confidential | 17 |
Brando Eaton | Vince Blake |
3-4 |
2006-2008 | The Great Vince Blake | Chasing Zoey | 4 |
Episodes
Main article: List of Episodes
Season | Episodes | Air date | ||
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Season premiere | Season finale | |||
1 | 13 | January 9, 2005 | May 1, 2005 | |
2 | 13 | September 11, 2005 | April 16, 2006 | |
3 | 26 | September 24, 2006 | January 4, 2008 | |
4 | 13 | January 27, 2008 | May 2, 2008 |
TV films
Film | Airdate | Episode # |
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Spring Break-Up | March 10, 2006 | Ep 23-24 |
The Curse of PCA | October 13, 2007 | Ep 43-44 |
Goodbye Zoey | January 4, 2008 | Ep 51-52 |
Chasing Zoey | May 2, 2008 | Ep 64-65 |
Production
Development
In 2002, Dan Schneider first had Jamie Lynn Spears audition for him at the age of 11 years old, after an executive at Nickelodeon asked if he would like to meet with Britney Spears' sister. At the time All That had just revamped it's cast, and he knew that casting Britney's younger sister "would bring a lot of attention to 'All That,' and it would be a good thing. [He] was just hoping she'd be good. In 2002, Dan Schneider first had Jamie Lynn Spears audition for him at the age of 11 years old, after an executive at Nickelodeon asked if he would like to meet with Britney Spears' sister. At the time All That had just revamped it's cast, and he knew that casting Britney's younger sister "would bring a lot of attention to 'All That,' and it would be a good thing. [He] was just hoping she'd be good." On September 21, 2002, Jamie Spears, as she was originally credited, made her debut on Nickelodeon in the premiere of Season 8 of All That. Midway through Season 9, in late 2003, Schneider had a meeting with another executive at the network who wanted to know if Schneider had any ideas for a spin-off series that could be built around Spears, like how Kenan & Kel, The Amanda Show, and The Nick Cannon Show were built around their stars. According to Schneider, the show was completely "custom made" for Jamie Lynn, and her mother Lynne, "had a lot of input." [1]
In August 2004, Spears officially signed a development deal with Nickelodeon in which she would star as the protagonist in her own scripted television series that would air on the network. Spears stated that she can still vividly recall her first meeting to talk about the show, if only for the setting: Houston’s in Santa Monica, her favorite at the time. “We had dinner, and we talked about what Zoey should be like,” she says. “I just remember it being really important to me that Zoey had a tomboy side to her because that's who I was. I was 11 or 12 years old, so I didn't really have much opinion [on the business side] but I definitely wanted her to be very strong and confident. I do remember that.” [2]
Casting
As show began casting, Paul Butcher was hired to play opposite Zoey as her younger brother Dustin Brooks. Actress Erin Sanders had auditioned for Nicole, the part of Zoey's best-friend and roommate, but the role was eventually offered to Alexa Nikolas. Keeping Sanders in mind, Schneider created the character of Quinn Pensky just for her. Sean Flynn, the grandson of film star Errol Flynn, who achieved worldwide fame during the Golden Age of Hollywood, was hired to play Chase Matthews, Zoey's will-they-won't-they love interest. Rounding out the cast were Kristin Herrera as Dana Cruz, Christopher Massey as Michael Barret, and Matthew Underwood as Logan Reese.
Departures
Kristin Herrera exited after the first season and being replaced by Victoria Justice for the rest of the series. In 2005, following the conclusion of the second season, Alexa Nikolas was let go from the show, following numerous fights and incidents with Spears and being bullied and abused by the cast and producers, with her character, In August 2005, it was reported that Britney Spears had confronted Nikolas about the feud, in 2022 Britney has apologized. In 2007, following the third season, Sean Flynn left the show and was replaced by Austin Butler. Flynn stated in an interview that the reason he left was to focus on his education at the time, However, his decision to pursue school over the show is a decision he ultimately regrets, claiming it turned out to be a mistake.
Filming/Finale
The series was filmed on location at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California, for the first and second seasons, which caused the series to be Nickelodeon's most expensive show to ever produce. For the third season, production moved to a sound stage in Santa Clarita, California.
The series officially ended production in August 2007 after the shooting of its final season, which began airing five months later in January 2008. Spears' pregnancy made this season controversial. However, the show was not cancelled due to her pregnancy. It was not until October 2007—two months after the final season wrapped production—that the Zoey 101 staff learned about her pregnancy.
10th anniversary short and possible revival
On September 18, 2015, the 10th anniversary of the airing of the season 2 episode "Time Capsule", TeenNick aired a short clip featuring Chase and Michael. In the clip, it becomes apparent that Zoey and Chase have broken up and he is now seeing someone else. When Chase proposes to his current girlfriend Alyssa (Jamie Snow), Michael storms in and informs him of what Zoey said on her DVD from "Time Capsule". The DVD reveals that Zoey suspected Chase's crush on her at the time, even before she went to England, and at some point even thought about getting together with him as she considered him her soulmate, but didn't act on it until after she went to England. This causes Chase, who is still in love with Zoey, to abandon Alyssa to find Zoey, with the clip ending on a cliffhanger.
On July 23 2019, rumors arose that a reboot of the series might be in the works.[3] A week later, Victoria Justice, Erin Sanders, Abby Wilde, Matthew Underwood, Sean Flynn, Jack Salvatore, Jr., Paul Butcher, Christopher Massey, and Dan Schneider had an impromptu reunion dinner. [4] On September 2019, Victoria Justice would say that nothing concrete had been established but that she's totally on-board for a reboot. [5]
On November 21 2019, it was reported that Jamie Lynn Spears, Erin Sanders, Kristin Herrera, Sean Flynn, Matthew Underwood, Christopher Massey, and Paul Butcher would all star in an episode of All That's eleventh season. [6] On October 2020, the cast made a reunion on TikTok. [7]
Sequel film
- Main article: Zoey 102
On January 12, 2023, Jamie Lynn Spears announced that production had begun on a sequel film entitled, Zoey 102, set to premiere in 2023 on Paramount+, with original series cast members Spears, Sean Flynn, Christopher Massey, Erin Sanders, Matthew Underwood, Jack Salvatore, Jr., and Abby Wilde reprising their roles. Production began in January 2023 in North Carolina. Nancy Hower is currently attached to direct, with Spears attached as executive producer. [8][1]
Controversies
Bullying
In August 2005, while visiting the set at Pepperdine University where the second season of Zoey 101 was being filmed, Britney Spears requested the show's talent coordinator, Ian Jordan [9] bring Alexa Nikolas to Jamie Lynn's trailer to speak with Alexa about rumors, that according to Jamie Lynn, Alexa was spreading about the younger Spears. According to reports, Britney confronted Alexa and proceeded to scream at her. A representative from the Spears family later confirmed the confrontation, and said Britney, "...felt she was sticking up for her sister." The confrontation left Nikolas in tears, and was a contributing factor to her leaving the show. When interviewed by TMZ in 2007, Alexa Nikolas said she, "...left because of [an] uncomfortable working environment." Nikolas called the conflict between she and Britney, "a miscommunication," and said it was personal, declining to comment on it further.[10]
When most of the cast got together for a reunion dinner on July 29, 2019,[11] Alexa Nikolas considered it triggering.[12] The reunion lead Nikolas to speak out about the working environment on the show, describing being bullied, excluded, and verbal abused in addition to being physically abused by Kristin Herrera while filming the last episode of season one. Alexa and her mother went to, " the producers for help on various occasions, but they didn’t take the bullying seriously," said Alexa. After the incident with Britney, Alexa was brought into a meeting with Dan Schneider, Nickelodeon and Viacom executives, where she claims she was gaslit the duration.
Jamie Lynn reached out to Alexa, apologizing for what happened between them on Zoey 101, and invited her to be involved in the new music video they were shooting for the show's theme song.
In her autobiography Things I Should Have Said, Jamie Lynn Spears claimed Nikolas was the bully on the set, and said that she had no memory of, "...ever bullying anyone." This sparked backlash from Alexa, in addition to other people who felt the book was untruthful including her sister , Britney.
DVD Releases
Title | Release date | Episodes |
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Spring Break-Up | May 19, 2006 (USA) | 8,13, 23-24 |
Bonus features include season one bloopers, behind-the-scenes tours and two bonus episodes from the first season, "Quinn's Date" and "Little Beach Party". | ||
Title | Release date | Episodes |
The Complete 1st Season | February 13, 2007 (USA)
November, 23, 2010 (Canada) |
1-13, 37 (bonus) |
This two-disc release includes all thirteen episodes from the first season. Bonus features include bloopers, original cast member audition tapes, and a bonus episode, "Quarantine", from the third season. Alexa Nikolas (Nicole) and Kristin Herrera (Dana) do not appear on the cover. | ||
Title | Release date | Episodes |
The Complete 2nd Season | August 29, 2008 (USA)
January, 11, 2011 (Canada) September 10, 2008 (AUS) |
14-26 |
(USA) Three-disc release, all 13 episodes, available just in Amazon.com, as a "CreateSpace" program of "Burn-On-Demand" DVDs. Alexa Nikolas (Nicole) and Paul Butcher (Dustin) do not feature on the cover. (AUS) This two-disc release includes all thirteen episodes from the second season. Released by Madman Entertainment in Australia and New Zealand (Region 4). | ||
Title | Release date | Episodes |
The Complete 3rd Season | June 14, 2009 (USA)
March 8, 2011 (Canada) |
27-52 |
(USA) Five-disc release, all 24 episodes, available just in Amazon.com, as a "CreateSpace" program of "Burn-On-Demand" DVDs.
This disc is expected to play back in DVD Video "play only" devices, and may not play in other DVD devices, including recorders and PC drives. | ||
Title | Release date | Episodes |
The Complete 4th Season | June 16, 2009 (USA and Canada) | 53-65 |
(USA) Three-disc release, all 13 episodes, available just in Amazon.com, as a "CreateSpace" program of "Burn-On-Demand" DVDs.
This disc is expected to play back in DVD Video "play only" devices, and may not play in other DVD devices, including recorders and PC drives. |
Soundtrack
Main article: Zoey 101: Music Mix

Zoey 101 Soundtrack
Awards
Awards and accolades
Year | Award | Category | Recipient | Result | Template:Abbr | |||||
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2005 | Teen Choice Awards | Choice TV Breakout Show | Zoey 101 | nominated | [citation needed] | |||||
Choice TV Breakout Performance — Female | Jamie Lynn Spears | nominated | ||||||||
Primetime Emmy Awards | Outstanding Children's Program | Zoey 101 | nominated | [13] | ||||||
Casting Society of America | Best Casting — Children's Programming | Sharon Chazin Lieblein | nominated | 2006 | 2006 Kids' Choice Awards | Favorite TV Actress | Jamie Lynn Spears | won | [14] | |
Young Artist Awards | Best Young Ensemble Performance In A TV Series (Comedy or Drama) | Sean Flynn Paul Butcher Kristin Herrera Victoria Justice Christopher Massey Alexa Nikolas Erin Sanders Jamie Lynn Spears Matthew Underwood |
won | [15] | ||||||
2007 | 2007 Kids' Choice Awards | Favorite TV Actress | Jamie Lynn Spears | nominated | [16][17] | |||||
Kids' Choice Awards Germany | Favorite Actor/Actress | won | [18] | |||||||
Fave Nick Show | Zoey 101 | nominated | Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag[19]
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Young Artist Awards | Best Performance In A TV Series — Leading Young Actress | Jamie Lynn Spears | Template:Nom | [20] | ||||||
Best Performance In A TV Series — Recurring Young Actress | Erin Sanders | Template:Won | ||||||||
Best Family Television Series | Zoey 101 | Template:Nom | ||||||||
Best Young Ensemble Performance In A TV Series | Jamie Lynn Spears Paul Butcher Sean Flynn Victoria Justice Christopher Massey Erin Sanders Matthew Underwood |
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Casting Society of America | Outstanding Achievement in Casting — Children's Series Programming | Krisha Bullock | Template:Nom | [21] | ||||||
2009 | 2009 Kids' Choice Awards | Favorite TV Show | Zoey 101 | Template:Nom | [22][23] | |||||
Young Artist Awards | Best Performance In A TV Series (Comedy or Drama) - Supporting Young Actress | Erin Sanders | Template:Nom | [24] | ||||||
2013 | Neox Fan Awards | Best Neox Kidz series | Zoey 101 | Template:Won |
Trivia
- Despite being a sitcom, the show is more like a teen's drama series. Indeed, the show is often referred to as a dramedy which we don't see in modern sitcoms.
- Zoey Brooks is the only main character who is present for all 65 episodes of the show; Dustin is absent for 40 episodes; Chase does not appear in season 4, except for "Trading Places" and "Chasing Zoey;" James only appears in season 4; Dana only appears in season 1; Lola is not introduced until Season 2 and is absent in "Haunted House," and Season 3's "PCA Confidential;" "PCA Confidential" is the episode that Michael is absent in; Nicole only appears in Seasons 1 and 2, Quinn does not appear in "Defending Dustin," "School Dance," and "PCA Confidential;" and Logan didn't appear in "Defending Dustin," "Quinn's Date," "Spring Fling," Backpack," and "PCA Confidential."
- The order of these characters is based from greatest to least, how many episodes out of all 65 episodes they are present for:
- Zoey: 65; Michael: 64; Quinn: 62; Logan: 60; Chase: 54; Lola: 50; Nicole: 26; Dustin: 25; Dana: 13; and James: 9.
- The order of these characters is based from greatest to least, how many episodes out of all 65 episodes they are present for:
- Jamie Lynn Spears and Alexa Nikolas share the same birthday April 4th: Jamie Lynn born in 1991 and Alexa born in 1992.
- This is Dan Schneider's only show without a laugh track, or other studio audience sound effects, due to the fact that this show is more of a drama.
- Season 3 is the longest season with 25 episodes. Every other season aired for 13 episodes each, except Season 4 because it has 14 episodes.
- Throughout the show's four-season run, Nicole, Dana, Dustin and James are the only main characters to not end up with a boyfriend or girlfriend.
- Jamie Lynn Spears (Zoey), Paul Butcher (Dustin), Christopher Massey (Michael), Erin Sanders (Quinn), and Matthew Underwood (Logan) are the only main characters to appear in all four seasons as a main role. Sean Flynn (Chase) was a main character in Seasons 1-3 but only appeared in 2 episodes of Season 4 as a guest star. Kristin Herrera (Dana) was a main character in Season 1. Victoria Justice (Lola) was a main character in Seasons 2-4, she does not appear at all in Season 1 due to Dana. Alexa Nikolas (Nicole) was a main character in Seasons 1-2, she does not appear in seasons 3-4.
- Jessica Chaffin (Coco), Jack Salvatore Jr. (Mark), Christopher Murray (Dean Rivers) and Brian Tee (Kazu) are the only four recurring characters to appear in all 4 Seasons in the show.
- Austin Butler is the only actor on the show to have played more than one role: Danifer, and James Garrett.
- Contrary to popular belief, Zoey 101 did not end due to Jamie Lynn Spears' pregnancy : the cast and the producers had decided that the show was showing its age, so they wrapped up filming in August of 2007. It would be a year before the series finale aired (this is a common mistake made by many, as they assume filming ended in 2008). Spears did not announce her pregnancy until October. It should be noted that Spears gave birth to her baby after the final episode aired. In a 2012 interview, Victoria Justice confirmed that she, and no one else, had even heard about Jamie's pregnancy until after production had wrapped up, joking that it was good timing.
- Stacey, Coco, and Carl are the only characters from Zoey 101 to appear in another show later on. Stacey appeared in two iCarly episodes (iStart a Fan War and iHire an Idiot) as well one episode of Sam and Cat (#MadAboutShoe). While, Coco and Carl appeared in the Sam and Cat episode "#FirstClassProblems". Quinn's name was briefly heard in the iCarly episode "iWas a Pageant Girl" but she wasn't seen and the voice sounded nothing like the original Quinn.
- A predecessor to Zoey 101 is "Moody's Point" a recurring sketch that aired on The Amanda Show. "Moody's Point" parodied "Dawson's Creek," as well as other cheesy teen dramas of the time. Like Zoey 101, the series was serious in terms of the story, but the dialogue was meant to be comical. Dan Schneider attempted to create a full TV show based on this sketch, but was unable to convince Nickelodeon, thus he considers Zoey 101 the successor series. He has noted that if Moody's Point became a TV show it would have been in the same vein as Zoey 101 but with more absurd dialogue and characters.
- Two actors who would later go on to star in the hit tv show: Glee, appeared on Zoey 101, Harry Shum, Jr. played Roy in Trading Places, and Kevin McHale had a recurring role as the nerd Dooley.
- The working title of the series was Totally Zoey, but it was changed due to Dan Schneider finding it too cheesy. The name was a reference to "Totally Kyle" from The Amanda Show (played by Drake Bell), and would be used again as Totally Terri in the iCarly episode "iTake on Dingo."
- Originally, Dana was to become Logan's girlfriend, but when Kristin Herrera left the show, Quinn took over this role.
- Since iCarly and Victorious established a crossover, along with the fact that Stacey Dillsen guest starred in iCarly, all three shows exist in the same universe.
- Additionally, Sam & Cat is a spin-off show of both iCarly and Victorious, meaning that it is also set in the same universe as these three shows. Stacey and Coco would also appear in Sam & Cat. Amusingly, this means that there are three Victoria Justices (Lola, Shelby Marx, and Tori Vega) in the same universe.
- A notable concept is that iCarly can be a 'prequel' to Zoey 101. In the episode iWas a Pageant Girl, a girl says that her name is Quinn Pensky. In Zoey 101, it is revealed that her character competed in pageants when she was little, meaning that the events of iCarly happened prior to Zoey 101. However, there are several other things that contradict this theory, so it may be impossible as well.
- Miranda Cosgrove's and Jennette McCurdy's roles as Paige Howard and Trisha Kirby are similar to the actresses' respective roles on iCarly. Carly Shay and Paige Howard are both intellectuals and well behaved, while Sam Puckett and Trisha Kirby are both uneducated and obnoxious.
- Victoria Justice's and Daniella Monet's roles as Lola Martinez and Rebecca are similar to their roles on Victorious. Tori Vega and Lola Martinez are both well behaved, while Trina Vega and Rebecca Martin are both sassy and attitudinal.
- Every Zoey 101 season resulted in a cast member leaving and being replaced with someone else (i.e. Dana Cruz doesn't return in Season 2, Lola appears in her place for the rest of the series, Nicole leaves after Season 2 and Quinn takes her place in Room 101, and Chase was replaced by James Garrett for a majority of Season 4.
External links
Zoey 101 (series) at the Internet Movie Database
- Zoey 101 at TV.com
- ↑ https://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/09/arts/television/for-young-viewers-surfs-up-at-school-so-lets-all-be-cool.html
- ↑ https://www.nylon.com/entertainment/jamie-lynn-spears-zoey-101-reboot-new-music
- ↑ https://www.iheart.com/content/2019-07-23-jamie-lynn-spears-in-talks-with-nickelodeon-for-zoey-101-reboot/
- ↑ https://nypost.com/2019/07/30/zoey-101-cast-reunites-amid-reboot-rumors/
- ↑ http://www.justjaredjr.com/2019/09/28/victoria-justice-is-totally-on-board-for-a-zoey-101-reboot/
- ↑ https://www.eonline.com/ca/news/1095837/jamie-lynn-spears-and-zoey-101-cast-reunite-for-all-that
- ↑ https://vmagazine.com/article/a-virtual-zoey-101-reunion-is-coming/
- ↑ https://deadline.com/2023/01/zoey-101-ya-revival-movie-paramount-plus-jamie-lynn-spears-original-series-cast-1235219616/
- ↑ Nikolas Addresses Jamie Lynn and The Zoey 101 Lies (Full Interview)
- ↑ [2]
- ↑ watch ‘Zoey 101’ Cast Serenade Absent Jamie Lynn Spears at Reunion Dinner
- ↑ Zoey 101' Alum Says Potential Reboot Is 'Triggering Childhood Trauma
- ↑ /Primetime Emmy Awards nominations for 2005 - Outstanding Children's Program
- ↑ / Winners Release Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2006 Press Site
- ↑ / 27th Annual Young Artist Awards Nominations / Special Awards
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