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Synopsis

Can you remember all the characters in Lizzie McGuire? Look here if not.

Read about the 22nd episode of Lizzie McGuire. How much of it did you remember?

Here's what Lizzie and friends get up to:

Lizzie, Miranda and Gordo go shopping after school.

   
Miranda puts a lot of free candy in her bag.
   
The security guard sees.
   
Miranda knocks some lipsticks over.
   
The security guard thinks she has stolen lipstick.
   
He asks to see in her bag.
   
Miranda has a lipstick in it.
   
She says she bought it last week with Lizzie.
   
Lizzie doesn't remember.
   
The guard takes Miranda away.
   
Later Miranda phones Lizzie.
   
She thinks Lizzie believes she is a thief.
   
The girls fight in dance class.
   
Lizzie learns something from Matt.
   
She makes up with Miranda.
   
Here's what Matt gets up to:

Matt and Lanny start their own Internet talk show in the basement.

   
The first guest is no good.
   
Dad comes in and has an accident with some grease.
   
People start to watch the programme.
   
Matt and Dad do more stupid things.
   
Lanny doesn't like it.
   
He and Matt argue.
   
Lanny calls Matt later to ask for help.
   
Matt helps, because Lanny is his friend.
   
 
   

** Materials developed and written by English Schools Foundation

   

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