Life With Boys

When acting girly to get a cute boy to ask her to dance at the school's Halloween party fails, a mysterious witch makes Tess's off-the-cuff wish to become a boy a reality, leading Tess to discover that being a member of the opposite sex isn't always easier.

Tess gets her brothers to stop fighting for Christmas, but when her plan backfires and Spencer runs away, they all learn a valuable lesson from Santa at the mall.

After organizing an all-girls ValentineÍs Day outing with dateless Allie and Chloe, Tess accepts a date with a boy, and almost goes crazy trying to juggle both plans so as not to let anybody down.

Tess is determined to keep Jack on as her wrestling coach, even if it means helping him land the dreaded position of Vice Principal in charge of school discipline.

When the school district refuses to replace the wrestling teamÍs dilapidated mats, Tess produces a video that changes their minds, only to discover an allergy to the new mats makes them more dangerous to her than the old ones.

When Jack takes Gabe and Sam on a road trip to see his favorite band, Tess tries to juggle baby-sitting Spencer and a girlsÍ night with Allie, but finds that taking care of her little brother is tougher than it looks.

Tess dates a guy from her study group in order to get Gabe to go out with a girl who is smarter and less superficial than his usual type.

Tess takes a part-time job as a dog washer, but when Allie insists on working there too it puts a strain on their friendship.

After ignoring GabeÍs warning about dating an older boy, Tess gets humiliated by him and must decide the best way to teach a bad guy a good lesson.

When Tess and Sam get their driversÍ licenses, the family embarks on a new era of complicated car logistics, but the wheels come off as Tess steals the car during GabeÍs turn and races to the mall to help Allie buy her the perfect prom dress.

Tess insists on hanging out with SamÍs cute, science genius friend, but it backfires when she causes him to suffer a case of amnesia, and Tess must try to fix him before he gives a speech to a room full of scientists.

TessÍs reputation takes a hit after Jack forces her to show a dorky new student around the school, and she tries to fix the problem by making the geeky student cool.

Tess takes on Gabe in a local talent contest and faces a dilemma when her brother freezes in the limelight and she must either let him sink or save him by teaming up as a musical duo.

When Allie is forced to go into the hospital for emergency surgery the same night Tess and Gabe score a gig opening a concert for pop star Cody Simpson,æTess tries to find a way to be at her friendÍs side without missing out on her chance-of-a-lifetime.

Tess and GabeÍs musical partnership is tested when Tess secretly sells GabeÍs song to a famous musician without first getting his approval.

When a costly plumbing disaster ruins the bathroom, Tess convinces the family to audition for "So You Think Your Family Can Dance", but they won't be winning any prize money if they canÍt learn to dance together.

When Jack wants the kids to spend all their time together with him over Spring Break, Tess invites Grandpa to keep her Dad occupied, and learns a valuable lesson about appreciating parents and the short time you get to be with them before itÍs too late.

When Tess finds herself unable to sleep during exam period, Allie, Jack and the boys scramble to find the beloved tape of a childhood lullaby that is the only thing that will settle her down.