Radio Active

A mysterious vandal is wreaking havoc at Upper Redwood, and the Radio Active gang sets out to find who is responsible. Suspicion falls on George, but no one realizes that George has identified the vandal, and is on hot pursuit.

When George finds an old coin in the control room, Mr. Noseworthy explains that Upper Redwood was built on the ruins of an old bank. After further research leads everyone to believe that more money may exist, the treasure hunt is on.

Sarah wants to start dating, but being shy, she decides to sign up for the Redwood High internet dating service. Unsure of what to say to boys on the dating site, Sarah asks Morgan for help writing emails to potential dates.

There is a comic book convention in town, and Roger and George really want to go, but since the convention is on a weekday, it will require clever planning, and acting, to attend. However, even the best laid plans often go astray.

A new girl in school named Lou Ann starts hanging around the anteroom. Everyone thinks she is great, except Tanya, who is suspicious of her. This causes friction between Tanya and everyone else, forcing Tanya to quit Radio Active.

Morgan announces on the radio that in honor of International Women's Day there will be a poetry reading after school given by Bebee LaBelle that will be open to female students only. Blaire goes to great lengths to meet the lovely Bebee.

To make extra money, Roger begins selling vacuum cleaner nozzles. This in itself is perfectly harmless, but soon Roger begins to act strangely. Little does anyone know, but he has become indoctrinated by his new company's philosophy.

A fun day of shopping online goes horrible awry when Roger accidentally breaks into the military's computer systems. His panic heightens when he discovers that law enforcement agencies are on a manhunt for a computer hacker named Roger.

Barbara Fasco, the most powerful modeling agent in town, visits Upper Redwood, scouting for new models, and decides Blair is the Next Big Thing. Of course, Blaire loves it, but Morgan and Tanya soon realize Barbara's true intentions.

Despite his sports-star status, Blair becomes the target of a bully. Fearful of being mocked by his friends, Blair keeps it to himself. When everyone finds out that the bully is a girl, Morgan agrees to help Blair deal with the situation.

After Ms. Atoll's monthly radio show evaluation, her disappoint leads her to assign a 40-page book report as punishment, which the students believe is unfair. Then, a mysterious host known as DJ X speaks out against Ms. Atoll on the air.

After hearing Mr. Noseworthy talk of a secret book society that he was a member of in college, George forms a new secret comic book society of his own. However, it soon becomes clear that the club is compromising members' responsibilities.

When Ms. Atoll forbids the students from having a holiday party and assigns them copious amounts of homework during the holidays, Blaire, Morgan, and George decide to turn the screws on Scrooge Atoll by dressing up as three ghosts.

Roger is not sure who he is. Is he cool or a geek? Nice or mean? Smart or just a hard worker? Lost, he seeks guidance, and soon finds a mentor in Blair, who helps Roger find himself, or more accurately, helps him become more like Blair.

The results of a student aptitude test arrive, and the various careers the test suggests for each student strikes everyone as odd considering how much the suggested careers differ from each person's actual hopes and plans for the future.

Lately, there is an extra spring in Roger's step. It does not take long before everyone realizes that he has a girlfriend, but at first, he is very secretive as to who it is. When Roger finally reveals it is Lou Ann, everyone is shocked.

After a cycling accident leaves George somewhat shaken up, he decides to orchestrate a seminar on health and safety at Redwood. Tanya, who is not enthused about the idea, quickly changes her mind when a dashing young paramedic shows up.

When a ratings system is introduced to Radio Active, Morgan and Blaire discover that their shows are tied for first place. Soon, an all-out ratings war is waged, and Morgan and Blaire resort to desperate measures to attract listeners.

Roger decides to go after Wendy Gwendolyn, the most beautiful girl in school, and asks Blaire to help fix him up. Skeptical, Blaire nonetheless approaches Wendy, but he soon discovers that Wendy is interested in him, not Roger.

Morgan decides to become a full-fledged granola girl, giving up all meat and animal byproducts. Temptation confronts her at every turn, however, and it soon becomes apparent that becoming a vegetarian is much harder than she anticipated.

Midterms are coming up at Upper Redwood, and the whole school is feeling the pressure. However, the looming exams quickly become background noise next to the epic confrontation that is taking place between George and Roger.

When Morgan is cast in a commercial, she experiences a moral dilemma because she does not believe in the product that she is endorsing. After confiding in Tanya about her problem, Tanya convinces her not to compromise her integrity.

After Ms. Atoll punishes Morgan for making a mistake in the station log, everyone agrees she has gone too far, and start a petition to have her removed as supervisor of Radio Active. They succeed. However, she is replaced with Mr. Hardass.

When Upper Redwood joins a foreign exchange student program offering one lucky student the chance to attend school abroad for a semester, Morgan and Sarah fiercely vie for the opportunity, but Ms. Atoll has her own plans on how to choose.

Morgan's new night job at a video store is affecting other aspects of her life. That is when Sarah decides to help her big sister out by doing Morgan's homework (without telling her). At first Morgan is furious, but that soon changes.