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Tessa's nightmare becomes a reality when her dad moves them from New York City to the suburbs.

George is forced to do the new neighbor barbecue thing. Will his grill pass the test?

Tessa joins the school newspaper and helps Malik turn it into a tabloid. Maybe now people will actually read it?

9-1-1, this is an emergency. Sheila Shay’s doll collection is missing.

Tessa dresses as a suburban girl for Halloween but the real scary part comes when… she actually likes it.

When Tessa tries to get Chatswin High to give back to communities in need, they think she might be the real charity case.

Tessa just wants a simple sweet sixteen until Dallas bribes her with a massive party and a performance from her favorite band.

Tessa finds out that George has been secretly visiting the city. Let’s see how that conversation goes over at Thanksgiving.

Tessa tries to get George and his ex back together, but things get tricky when she catches him flirting with the art teacher.

In the ultimate act of suburban surrender, George joins the country club.

Tessa shows the new guy around school and becomes convinced she knows exactly which clique he belongs in.

George takes a guys trip to Atlantic City that immediately goes off the rails.

Tessa discovers that the perks of dating Scott Strauss include making Dalia jealous and…that’s about it.

Tessa fails gym class and runs for student body president to try to change the school’s obsession with sports. A for effort?

Dalia and Tessa swap BFFs, which is almost as surprising as Dallas getting a younger boyfriend (guest star Wilmer Valderrama).

Tessa tries to impress the new poetry teacher (guest star Jackie Geary), but Ms. Evans prefers Dalia’s writing. How rude.

George picks Tessa up late, so she decides to get a job to pay for her own car. Call it a responsible tantrum.

Lisa and Malik try to set up Tessa with anyone, literally anyone, other than Ryan Shay.

Sparks fly between George and Eden (guest star Alicia Silverstone) at the Chatswin Farmer’s Market. Oh, suburban lust.

Just as George and Eden’s relationship gets serious, Sheila Shay meddles. But are we surprised?

Tessa adjusts to having Eden in the house, but George has issues with Eden’s parenting.

Just as Tessa was feeling at home, she’s ostracized from the town’s Mom’s Day. Is it time to go back to Manhattan yet?

Tessa returns from her summer in the city with a new hobby, but can the suburbs compete with the Manhattan music scene?

What’s spooky about feminist-inspired Halloween costumes? Dalia and her clique dressed up in them.

Dallas brings her life coach on her first date with George, as one does.

"The Ks" ask Tessa for guidance after Dalia leaves the clique behind for a new BFF.

Dallas fires Chef Alan in order convince George to host the holiday. Good luck, Architect George.

Dallas gives George a Chatswin makeover and, yes, it was the best day of her life.

All Tessa wants for Christmas is…to stay in Chatswin?

Tessa and Dalia receive wildly different gifts after getting their PSAT scores which, naturally, leads to a family feud.

George struggles to manage Tessa’s wisdom teeth recovery when Fred Shay moves in.

If you thought Chatswin wasn’t cool before, just wait until you hear George’s new Dad Rock band.

The Shays convince Tessa to set Lisa up, but Scott Strauss is probably, definitely, not what they had in mind.

Ever had a house so big it spanned two school districts? Talk to Dalia, who just found out she’ll have to switch schools.

Ryan Shay skips a party to go to an art house movie with Tessa on Valentine’s Day. Yes, you read that correctly.

Tessa is the talk of the town when she becomes Chatswin’s most sought-after relationship expert.

George grapples with the death of an old friend.

Tessa quits her job to intern with Jill and learn the ropes of the writing business.

Dallas finds comfort in carbs after a disappointing gift exchange with George.

After his divorce, Noah and his son move in with the Altmans.

George, Noah and Fred compete to become Mr. December in the Dads of Chatswin calendar.

Ryan Shay must pick a college, putting his relationship with Tessa to the test. And we all know how he is with tests.

George and Dallas tell Tessa and Dalia they’re moving in together, but can the girls go from mortal enemies to sisters?

Tessa refuses to move again, even if it means hiding out in the school bathroom until George agrees to her demands.