The head of Austin's record company invites Team Austin to a Halloween Party at an allegedly haunted mansion, and gives him the opportunity to sing a duet with a famous female pop-country singer. But when Dez's new ghost-hunting obsession puts that singer temporarily out of commission, it forces Ally to do something she has been afraid to do for quite a while. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Team Austin tries to hire a backup dancer when one is injured during a publicity stunt. At the same time Ally begins to suspect that Trish and Dez have romantic secrets with each other, which turn out only to be partially true; Trish is found to be dating one of the dancers, and Dez secretly watches romantic movies. However, Ally discovers that the dancer's motives with both Trish and Austin are nowhere near as good as his skills on the dance floor. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Trish books Austin for the cover of a teeny-bopper magazine and makes up wild stories about his life outside of his music in order to impress them, forcing Austin to actually live up to the hype. It doesn't help that the magazine's top reporter is a ten year old girl who is just as much of a fan as she is a reporter. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

When Austin's musical ambitions take precedent over his school work, his parents decide to ground him. Meanwhile Ally tries to help a down on their luck music club which incorrectly assumes they can borrow the instruments at Sonic Boom indefinitely, while Cheetah Beat kid-reporter Megan Simms publicizes the incident as a noble gesture. Now Ally tries to organize a fund-raiser to help the kids buy the instruments they borrowed with the promise of a performance by Austin, which is a promise that may be difficult to deliver. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Trish's ex-boyfriend Trent tries to get back together with her. When this fails, he decides to steal the music and overall career of Team Austin.

Austin's dream of performing in Times Square on New Years Eve seems to be on the verge of coming true, but it has hit a few snags along the way, like Trish's bad cell phone app, and the general difficulty of getting around in New York City. Will a nanny named Jessie Prescott and crazed fan-girl Emma Ross be the solution to his problem? Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Austin and his friends shoot a music video for the song No Ordinary Day at a nearby carnival, thanks to Trish. But the gorgeous girl hired to play his girlfriend in the video has two strikes against her; 1)Chronic halitosis, and 2)She's Jimmy Starr's daughter. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Austin's new video is a big hit, and Kira Starr has lost her halitosis, and won Austin's heart once again. While Ally tries to help him arrange the perfect date and convince Kira that they're not a couple, the effort to do so begins to kindle feelings about Austin she never thought she'd have. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

A boy from Ally's summer camp days who she had a crush on at the time comes to visit her and spends time reminiscing with her about their camp days... and doing nothing else. The time they spend with each other begins to cut into their songwriting, and suddenly give him feelings of jealousy despite the fact that he's dating Kira, leaving him torn between both girls. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Ally's mother returns from the jungles of Africa to plug a book on her animal research, while she and Austin are continuing to consider their relationship beyond songwriting, and attempts to overcome her stage fright even as Kira pressures Austin on the status of their relationship. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Still torn between his songwriter and his boss' daughter, Austin tries to convince Ally that she's the girl he wants, while simultaneously struggling to end his relationship with Kira without hurting her or his contract with Starr Records. Meanwhile, Ally's family and friends try to congratulate her for overcoming her stage fright in an elaborate way that doesn't necessarily go as planned. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Trish talks to her mother and complains about her current job at the old antique shop. After she unintentionally sends a customer off, her current boss, Mr. Gower, tells her to try to sell something- it's either that or get fired. Dez, Austin, and Ally then come into the shop, and Dez asks Trish if she has any typewriters like the one that Ernest Hemmingway wrote on. She shows him the perfect one, and after he exclaims that he'll win the short story contest with it, his rival, Chuck, enters and says that he'll win. The two have a word war, and Chuck wins. He then flirts with Trish before leaving. Dez then tries out the typewriter., and after using it three times, he is convinced that the typewriter is magical. Trish and Ally, on the other hand, are unconvinced. Even after Ally becomes somewhat convinced, Trish is the last to be convinced- she is only convinced after Dez ends up getting a giant Meatlover's Sub. Dez then does the rest of the gang a few favors- Ally gets a wagon full ... Written by anonymous

The pop-star and the songwriter are hired to write a song for an upcoming animated movie, and find that their newfound love life isn't having the best impact on their shared artistic ambitions. Meanwhile Dez and Trish have their own shared artistic ambitions to attend to when they make a homemade video for a contest related to their favorite horror/science fiction movie series. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Trish gets a job at a spa and invites Ally to get some treatments.

Unable to talk Austin's boss into signing Ally up as a performer, Trish gets her an alternate deal with a woman named Val which proves to be less than desirable when she and the team find out she's being forced into playing the goth member of a shallow all-girl group called The Stray Kitties, and can't get out of the contract. Meanwhile, Dez falls madly in love with one of the members of that group, and goes out of his way to win her heart... which seems like it may actually work. Written by Daniel Timothy Dey

Austin tries to write a song for himself instead of relying on Ally.

Austin accidentally records over one of Kira's demos for her new album.

A local music magazine publisher and producer nominates Ally as one of five future artists to watch, until he notices her abysmal dancing skills.

Unable to buy a new song from Ally, former Stray Kitties manager Val Crawford sues Austin and his team over his latest hit. Dez and Trish, inspired by their favorite crime TV show, try to figure out who the girl in Austin's song is.

A musical invention gives Austin a glimpse of the future that only looks bright.

Spirit Week at school prompts Austin to join the Varsity basketball team.

Austin helps out one of his old rock n roll heroes.

On the verge of his sister Didi's 16th birthday, Dez is mortified to find his rival Chuck is her new boyfriend.

Austin and Ally are celebrity judges on a singing competition show.

Dez and Trish decide to making a movie about Austin and Ally's partnership.

Team Austin prepares to go with Austin as he embarks on his first tour.