
Victorious — Season 4

Their preferred shop was hosting a significant sale, and to circumvent the inevitable queues and secure the best selection, they resolved to remain hidden within its walls throughout the night.

Robbie uploaded a video to the internet showcasing his skill at hambone, a percussive art of using the body as an instrument. Soon after, a challenger emerged, boldly asserting a superiority over Robbie's abilities.

Tori and Beck’s date unfolded with a delightful deviation from the expected. Their evening wasn't marked by dinner and a film, but by a series of unconventional pursuits. They found themselves engaging in activities rarely associated with c…

Tori, Cat, and Jade each vie for the attention of Moose, a friend of Beck's.

Sikowitz proposed a challenge: a full week without phones, laptops, or any other handheld electronic devices. The children soon discovered the task would prove more difficult than they anticipated.

Beck harbored a desire to ask Jade on a date, yet a nagging worry shadowed his intentions. He fretted over her potential response, prompting Tori and Andre to conspire in a plan to secure Jade a date of her own, hoping to balance the situat…

Andre secured Tori a position at the frozen yogurt shop, a small victory for the girl. Meanwhile, Cat felt a sharp pang of envy when Robbie extended an invitation to someone else for the upcoming luau.

The pampered boy fixed his gaze on Rex, determined to claim the dog as his own. Meanwhile, a figure concealed by a mask was creating chaos at the school, showering the halls with clouds of flour.

André is staying with Tori to collaborate on a song, but their shared living arrangement proves strained. Beneath the surface of their musical endeavor, a fundamental discord emerges between them as roommates. Simultaneously, a compromising…

Tori’s selection as team captain for the upcoming game show meant she had the responsibility of choosing three companions to share the challenge.

Tori and her friends find themselves embroiled in a contest, each striving to amass the largest following on the platform known as The Slap.

A tremor of anxiety ran through Tori. The honor of singing the national anthem at the televised basketball game was laced with a persistent fear: she would forget the words.

Sikowitz posed a week-long challenge to his students: they were to agree to every request. Meanwhile, Trina shared with her classmates her role in a Mexican television program called "Divertisimo," speaking with evident pride.


