The Famous Jett Jackson : Season 2

When Jett buys the local minor league baseball team, he hires an eccentric woman to manage the team.

Jett writes an episode of ""Silverstone"" that features a small town like Wilsted.

Jett spreads himself too thin when he takes on the demanding role of Julius Caesar in the high-school play.

JB agrees to tutor the most popular girl in school, if she will pretend that they are dating.

JB enters a beauty contest in order to win a computer at a county fair while Jett's mom wants to spend more time with Jett. But Jett would not because he's got things scheduled and his mom's sad. Later on, Silverstone looks for a stolen diamond to prevent a civil war.

Jett and JB learn about responsibility while baby-sitting Booker's bird, which escapes and flies away.

Jett worries that Silverstone's obnoxious new partner will take over his show and his life.

Jett tells everyone that he will get Britney Spears will come to their Haloween dance. His offer to bring Britney makes one of the members of the dance committee mad and she uses the Silverstone stunt equipment to make the gang think that the barn they are going to use is haunted. Meanwhile Jett's many attempts to contact Brittney Spears has failed. On the night of the dance he finally is going to get up on stage to tell everyone that Brittney isn't coming when Brittney walks in. Turns out JB s

When Jett and JB get jobs as camp counselors, they must retrieve a prized totem pole.

After Jett is caught cheating in a charity golf tournament, he agrees to a grudge match against rock star Beauregard.

Jett is torn when his English teacher, Mr. Dupree, is suspended for teaching a banned book, ""Fahrenheit 451.""

When Jett (Lee Thompson Young) makes an appearance on ""Live -- Regis & Kathie Lee,"" he takes Kayla and JB on their first trip to New York.

Jett gets sick and has his appendix removed. He goes to the hospital and Delilah Bottom is his helper for his stay. He is not allowed to leave the hospital for Thanksgiving and his family can't find a way to do it. While walking around Jett sees a little boy, who is also in the hospital, who also will not get a thanksgiving. So on thanksgiving, Jett sneaks out and pretends to be Silverstone and creates a ""mission"" for them to be on. All the while Delilah is terrorizing Jett with her excit

In this holiday episode of the famous jett jackson, Jett meets an old friend of Miz Correta's, Elijah Waters and decides to reunite the 2. Meanwhile JB and Kyla don't know what to get Jett so they end up writing him a song.

When Jett (Lee Thompson Young) gets an opportunity to record a single, his image is revamped by a pushy publicist.

Jett fails a science exam and cheats on the makeup test when he realizes he may have to give up ""Silverstone.""

Jett feels ambivalent about his dad going on a date for the first time since his divorce.

JB and Kayla try to get an interview with a reclusive actor while shooting a documentary on the ""Silverstone"" set.

Jett learns his maligned ancestor was a hero.

Riley's mom comes to Wilstead for a visit. Riley and her mom don't get along at all and her mother makes it very obvious that she doesn't approve of Riley's acting. She wants Riley to follow in her footsteps. They tell Riley that she can't act anymore because it isn't important in ""the great scheme of things"". She constantly nags at her that she doesn't like the way she is dressing and the way she looks because it isn't the real her. Riley finally stands up to her and tells her that she likes

Kayla (Kerry Duff) becomes a reluctant finalist in an art contest; Silverstone and Artemus go on assignment together.

Jett is bitten by a rattlesnake when the gang hunts for gold outside of Wilsted.

Jett is tempted to use the martial arts skills he learned for his role as Silverstone against a bully.

Every time Jett and his dad play a game of basketball, his dad wins. One day, Jett wins and his dad is shocked and mad. Jett's mom auctions off the men of Wilsted. Artemus lets Silverstone take over global demands for the day.

Bank-robbery witnesses have different conceptions of the event.