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1 |
"Old Habits, New
Beginnings" |
Jerri tries to make friends by
supplying her popular classmate Poppy Downs with
drugs. |
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2 |
"A Burden's Burden" |
To teach Jerri responsibility, her
teacher assigns her a 10-pound baby.
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3 |
"Dreams
On The Rocks" |
When
Jerri lands the lead role in an all-white
production of "Raisin In The Sun," her
mother develops a drinking problem. |
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4 |
"Who Wants Cake?" |
Jerri is asked to spy on her locker
neighbor for signs of mental
"retardation." |
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7 |
"Feather
In The Storm" |
Jerri
tries to lose weight—so she can try out for
the debate team. |
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8 |
"To Be Young, Gifted, And
Blank" |
After getting thrown out of Mr.
Jellineck's orchestra, Jerri is discovered to be
a violin prodigy. |
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9 |
"Jerri
Is Only Skin Deep" |
Jerri
runs for homecoming queen. |
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10 |
"The Trip Back" |
Jerri makes friends with stoners. |
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11 |
"The
Virgin Jerri" |
Jerri
reclaims her virginity, but struggles to resist
the attention of Flatpoint High's lubricious
Drake Rogers. |
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13 |
"Yes, You Can't" |
Jerri agonizes over what she wants
to do with her life while Mr. Jellineck quits
teaching to become a starving artist. |
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15 |
"The
Blank Page" |
Jerri's
illiteracy is discovered during a cheerleading
tryout. |
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16 |
"Hit And Run" |
Jerri runs over Mr. Jellineck and
tries to keep it a secret. |
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17 |
"To
Love, Honor, And Pretend" |
Assigned
a husband as homework for Coach Wolf's health
class, Jerri compares her fake marriage to Mr.
Noblet's real one. |
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18 |
"A Blank Stare - Part 1" |
Jerri joins a cult. |
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19 |
"A
Blank Stare - Part 2" |
Jerri
gets thrown out of the cult. |
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20 |
"A Price Too High For
Riches" |
Jerri tries to earn extra money to
buy expensive shoes with fashionably extra-long
laces. |
