6Teen - Season 4

Caitlin and Jen spend the day in a line for the first ever "once in a lifetime" sale at Albatross & Finch. While waiting, Caitlin meets a hot guy in line in front of her and goes through all the stages of a relationship from flirting to interest to dating, commitment, and finally break-up. Meanwhile, a blood donor clinic is set up in the mall and the gang all donate blood – all except for Jonesy, who is ashamed to admit that he is terrified of needles. He psyches himself up over and over, trying to get the courage to go for it – but just can't bring himself to give blood, even though the blood donor clinic gives out a sticker and a donut for every donation. Jude, on the other hand, has no problem with needles and becomes so addicted to the yummy donuts that he goes back to the clinic in disguise over and over until he is a shaky, sticky, weak, sticker-covered mess.

When Nikki falls for Hunter, the hot, new Albatross & Finch greeter god on the block, Caitlin offers to run interference and get the goods on Hunter. That is, until Caitlin falls for Hunter too, and in her "lust haze", forgets all about her promise to help Nikki. At first Caitlin sneaks around with Hunter, hoping against hope that Nikki won't find out… until Jen sees them sharing a frozen hot chocolate for two. Jen insists that Caitlin 'fess up to Nikki, while Nikki sets about plotting revenge on Caitlin-the-boyfriend-stealer! The best laid plans of jilter and jilted fall apart when both girls discover that Hunter is also dating Kristen, Chrissy and several other girls from the mall. Caitlin and Nikki realize their friendship is far more important than any guy, and set about to give Hunter a taste of his own two-timing medicine. Meanwhile, Jonesy is hired to put up posters advertising a new psychic hotline around the mall. The phone number is only one digit off of Underground Video's, and Wyatt and Jude become willing psychic advisers to the mall.

Jude is surprised to find out that his girlfriend, Star, has become a Goth overnight. She has a new set of Goth friends, wears all black clothes, and only wants to discuss dark and serious things. Jude asks Caitlin for advice on how to deal with the new Star. Caitlin comes up with a plan: a Goth makeover for Jude! Meanwhile, Jonesy, Nikki, Wyatt and Jen dare each other to sneak into see "Vampire with a Nail Gun" - the new 18+ restricted horror movie. As if the movie wasn't scary enough, the power goes out in the mall just as the movie is ending, leaving the gang stranded in the dark with Goth-Jude and his new freaky Goth friends. Ron forces the two gangs to hang out together when he issues a lock-down. Despite all his efforts, Jude can't seem to connect with the new Goth-Star and she breaks up with him.

Jude answers a payphone and is surprised to find an Australian girl, Callie, on the other end. She's despondent – her boyfriend has moved to Canada and she misses him dearly, but she must have had the wrong phone number! Jude and Callie strike up a friendship and are soon "phone-dating". The only catch – he can't reach her, so he has to sit by the phone and wait for her call. Jude pitches a tent outside the phone booth to guard the phone… but when the tent gets nasty and Jude starts to stink, the gang must intervene. A long distance relationship is one thing, but this is totally different! Meanwhile, Jen is having a hard time at work. Coach Halder and his son are in training for a paint ball competition and using Jen for target practice. When Jen finally snaps and goes on the offensive, it's all-out warfare in the Penalty Box!

As the wedding between Jonesy's Dad and Jen's Mom approaches, it's all too clear that the amalgamation of the two families is not going to be smooth sailing. Jonesy's brothers are like miniature, but more annoying versions of him, a war over territory has been waged at home, and the five of them cannot decide on a wedding gift to save their lives. When Grind Me gets double booked for their mom's wedding shower AND Jonesy's dad's stag (planned by Jonesy of course), all heck breaks loose! The parents are finally forced to make a decision to postpone their wedding until the children are grown and out of the house. The kids feel responsible and try to work things out - but it will take a negotiator with years of skills to broker a deal that both sides can live with!