Most of the gang is having trouble adjusting to life without Zoey. Chase, on the other hand, seems to have moved on and is now dating Gretchen, a Zoey look-alike.

Zoey's dad is offered a job in London, and she must decide whether she wants to stay at PCA or transfer to an elite prep school in England.

Wealthy Logan is in for a serious change in lifestyle when his outrageous spending prompts his dad to cut him off.

Lola and Zoey enter a beauty pageant on campus; Michael wants Quinn to think he's funny.

The kids try to win a trip to anywhere in the world by keeping their hands on a van sponsored by Blix, but Quinn doesn't play along and spends her time inventing a breath spray that accidentally causes nonstop laughter.

Zoey starts dating the dean's son, and soon finds herself in the middle of a raffle-rigging scandal.

Michael invents a new slang word; Dustin is freaked out from a horror movie; the fire alarm in the guys' dorm is going off every night for no reason.

The gang investigates the legend of a former PCA student who went insane while studying for a much dreaded exam.

Zoey inherits a truckload of ribs from an uncle she never met and decides to hold a rib cook-off.

Zoey's all-time favorite author is appearing at a local event and Zoey's desperate search for a ride lands her in a disastrous chain of favors.

An uncoordinated Chase enters a dance contest with Zoey after her first partner breaks a leg. Meanwhile, Lola fools a crush into thinking she's British.

A science star considers attending PCA, prompting Quinn to rebel when she realizes that she may no longer be the smartest girl on campus. Meanwhile, Michael thinks he is going crazy.

Chase inherits an old radio that belonged to his grandfather, but rather than keep it, he sells it to Zoey for five bucks and a taco coupon.

Zoey obsesses over getting a birthday present for Chase, and comes up with the perfect idea when she learns his grandmother's birthday is on the same date. Meanwhile, Dustin gets his arm caught in a vending machine, so Lola and Quinn try to hide him from Zoey.

For their psychology class, Zoey and pals write down their secrets and tie them to balloons. But the project takes a dark turn when someone learns Zoey's secret and begins blackmailing her about it.

Zoey joins the wrestling team after breaking up a fight, but the coach won't let her on the mat. At the regional tournament, she finally gets a chance to wrestle---in a championship match against a tough 16-year-old boy.

Michael's attraction to Zoey's friend Lisa (Lisa Tucker) proves to be a distraction as he tries to win a talent contest. Also, Logan challenges Chase to a go-cart race.

Logan is desperate to be accepted into a secret society at school; Quinn acts like she's hiding something when she tells her friends that she has yet to meet a new transfer student.

Chase has to decide whether to tell a teacher that he caught a star football player cheating on classwork, even though it means PCA could lose its championship game. In other happenings, Zoey and the girls lobby for healthier vending-machine snacks, with mixed results.

Zoey gets help in chemistry from a surprising source; Quinn tries to rid the girls' dorm of a rat.

Zoey's date gets put on hold when the girls are quarantined in their room because of Quinn, who has her own romantic dilemma involving Mark. Jack Salvatore Jr.

Zoey attempts to play cupid and bring her brokenhearted resident advisor Coco (Jessica Chaffin) together with the school's cute new dean.

Zoey receives an unsettling ultimatum from Chase's new girlfriend, Monica; Quinn has an ulterior motive for helping Logan improve his basketball game.

It's the start of a new school year, and Zoey and Lola have a new roommate: the really weird and kooky Quinn. Zoey also has a romantic dilemma involving her good friend Chase.