Victorious, Sleepover At Sikowitz's

In the whimsical series premiere, after Tori fills in for her ailing sister in a big musical showcase, Tori is asked to enrol at an elite performing arts high school. But once there, Tori struggles to fit into her new surroundings.

Tori goes out to master an iconic Hollywood Arts monologue in Sikowitz's class. Meanwhile, André and Robbie join a ballet class to meet girls, and the results are disastrous.

Tori has to defend herself after Jade claims Tori hurt her in a stage-fighting exercise. Meanwhile, Trina has to fend off Robbie's advances when he thinks their stage kiss means something.

Tori accidentally gets Beck fired from a small role in a movie, then must figure out a way to get him his job back. Meanwhile, Robbie suffers frightening nightmares about his best friend, Rex.

Tori gets the lead in a high-profile school musical but freaks out when a stage makeup project goes awry, and she's left looking like a zombie on opening night.

After a jealous Jade dumps Beck, she soon regrets it and recruits Tori to help get him back. Meanwhile, Trina puts on a one-woman show and tells Robbie he better give it a good review - or else!

Tori struggles to find the perfect birthday gift for Trina, then decides to write a song for her sister as a present. An ungrateful Trina turns the song into cash by selling it, enraging Tori.

Tori suggests Robbie capture videos of students' everyday lives to increase his blog traffic, but when the camera is turned on Tori, she asks him to stop. Only Robbie doesn't, and Tori realizes she's created a monster.

When a hot young filmmaker comes to Hollywood Arts, the kids are excited to work on his project. But the kids turn to revenge when the film is released, and they are not any given credit.

Sixteen-year-old Tori Vega finds herself navigating life at an elite performing arts high school. She feels out of place among the talented students, but with the help of her friends, Tori realizes that she was born to perform.

As the kids prepare for a big play, Rex is accidentally sucked into a giant fan, and Tori is responsible. Robbie is an emotional wreck, and it's up to Tori to save the day by saving Rex's life.

When Tori discovers that Cat is dating her ex-boyfriend, her jealousy threatens to ruin their relationship. Meanwhile, Trina uses fish to make everyone's feet smooth, but at what cost?

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

The kids are excited to hear they'll be the stars of a new reality show filmed at Hollywood Arts. Meanwhile, Trina and Robbie are forced to work at The Grub Truck after Festus is injured.

Tori discovers that her friends have been secretly going to a fancy restaurant instead of playing in an annual ping pong tournament.

Tori agrees to help Jade find a theatre to perform a play Jade wrote. But when the sponsor demands changes that will ruin Jade's play, Tori has to make things right before opening night.

A heat wave hits LA, and the gang heads for the beach in Beck's RV. But once there, they find themselves trapped inside the RV as the temperature rises. Oblivious, Cat parties it up with some cute boys.

Tori's flight home is delayed, leaving her no time to finish a school project with her friends. She attempts to complete the work with them over video chat, but things keep getting in the way.

In part 1 of the season finale, Tori is thrown into the spotlight at a showcase and lands a spot at Hollywood Arts, the most prestigious arts high school in the country. Tori quickly realises that to fit in, she must stand out!

In the second part of the finale, Tori is thrown into the spotlight at a showcase and lands a spot at Hollywood Arts, the most prestigious arts high school in the country. Tori quickly realises that to fit in, she must stand out!