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This is a list of episodes for the upcoming live-action series Big Time Rush. The pilot aired on November 28, 2009. The first season is confirmed for 20 episodes.[citation needed]

Series overview

Seasons Episodes First air date Last air date
1 20[1] November 28, 2009 TBA

Season 1: 2009-10

References

  1. ^ "Big Time Rush: Episode Guide". MSN TV. Retrieved January 16, 2010.
  2. ^ "Big Time Rush Episodes: Big Time Audition". TVtango. Retrieved November 29, 2009.
  3. ^ a b c d e f "Big Time Rush Episode Guide". ZAP2it. Retrieved January 10, 2010.
  4. ^ http://prnewswire.com/news-releases/nickelodeon-scores-record-breaking-night-with-brand-new-icarly-and-big-time-rush-debut-82099487.html
General references
Series # Season # Title Directed by Writen by Original air date Prod. code
11"Big Time Audition"[2][3]Savage Steve HollandScott FellowsNovember 28, 2009 (2009-11-28)101

The group of friends find out that a big time record producer is currently holding auditions and the deadline for tryouts expires within the hour. Desperate to get their friend James to the tryouts, they make a phone call to their respective mothers, looking for a ride. They finally strike a deal with the neighbor lady for a ride to the tryouts with a trade for shoveling snow for her for the rest of the winter. When they arrive, the boys soon discover that the producer that is judging for the talent search is cliche mean and sends out hopeful after hopeful, often in tears. Some, kicking and screaming. When James performs, regardless of his singing ability, the producer dismisses him, stating he "has no fire". James' friends become enraged and Kendall decides to vent his frustrations by jumping up on the judging table and singing a mockingly harsh tune about the many ways the producer resembles a "turd". This event eventually leads the producer to decide he wants to sign Kendall as his next big artist because he "sees the fire". Kendall refuses to go unless they are all four taken as a group.

The third act of the movie is driven by the efforts of the production company to mold the four friends into the next big boy band. One of the more amusing sight gags occurs here as the four friends are met by the "Jennifers" in their "slow walk" intro. Their hair blowing cliche style is caused by the large fan that is pointed at them by a child actor who does commercials. He then gets paid by the Jennifers for this service.

The movie ends when the four friends finally realize that they only really like to sing when they all sing together. They get serious about their efforts, come together and finally impress the record executives that have given the producer the deadline to find talent. The executives give them a three month extension to record and truly show themselves as the next big boy band. This of course will be the lead in for the ongoing series.

Note: This episode was shown on November 28, 2009 as a sneak peek and special preview for the series.

Song Featured: Big Time Rush
21"Big Time School of Rocque"[3]Savage Steve HollandDavid SchiffJanuary 18, 2010 (2010-01-18)102

The guys get a dose of reality when Gustavo tells them they have to go to school while they live in Los Angeles. While the boys want to go to the fun Palm Woods school, they learn that Gustavo has arranged to have their school located at the recording studio, so they are never far from his grip. The boys do whatever is necessary to take down the "School of Rocque" and go to the Palm Woods school.

Note: The episode premiered to 6.8 million viewers, making it the highest rated premiere for a live action series in Nick history[4]
31"Big Time Crib"[3]David KendallScott FellowsJanuary 22, 2010 (2010-01-22)103

The guys are not thrilled with their boring apartment at the Palm Woods and hatch a plan to improve it when Gustavo creates a fun "fake" living area for them on a soundstage for an upcoming EPK shoot. The guys enlist the help of all their friends at Palm Woods to move all the cool games and gadgets from the set to their apartment.

Song Featured: Big Time Rush (It was used for a commercial)
41"Big Time Bad Boy"[3]Joe MenendezLazar SaricJanuary 29, 2010 (2010-01-29)104

The record company CEO thinks adding a fifth band member will broaden Big Time Rush's appeal and sticks the guys with a self-proclaimed "bad boy", who tries to inject dissension and tension within the group. Ultimately, the guys band together and get him booted out of the band. Meanwhile, Mrs. Knight gets persuaded that there's an axe maniac on the loose, and forces Katie to play with a girl named Molly, who is later found driving in a high speed chase with cops, using their rental car.

Songs Featured:The City is Ours
51"Big Time Love Song"[3]UnknownUnknownFebruary 5, 2010 (2010-02-05)105
The guys all chase the same girl, causing problems in the band for the first time. Gustavo wants the guys to sing a syrup-y love song as their next single, but their journey through love, fighting and heartbreak lead them to record the song as an anti-love song.
61"Big Time Mansion"[3]UnknownUnknownFebruary 12, 2010 (2010-02-12)106
Gustavo lets the boys watch over his mansion while he's away.