This is the Lizzie McGuire ie Hilary Duff Fan club....
here's info abt the Lizzie McGuire show -
Lizzie McGuire is a typical 13-year-old girl with a head full of boys and a body full of hormones. Afflicted by the usual adolescent angst, aggravated by terminal embarrassment caused by having, let's say, not the coolest parents on the block our heroine is just like any normal girl, or maybe not.
Whilst most teens have a chips on their shoulder, Lizzie has an animated alter-ego on hers - a cartoon Lizzie that says all the things that the flesh and blood version would only dream of.
Lizzie is a pretty ordinary young teenager, or in her own words from the pilot: "not nerd, not jock, not brain, not rebel, not diva." That basic premise has been done before on TV shows and done successfully (often with a male subject), but "Lizzie" opts for its own format somewhere in between "sitcom" and "dramedy."
Like any 13-year-old girl, Lizzie's going through changes and is trying to find an appropriate identity and fit in at school and at home. Her two best friends are pretty much the same way. Miranda Sanchez (Lalaine) is also attracted to popularity but grounded with her own sense of being. David Gordon (Adam Lamberg), who just about everyone calls "Gordo", is less interested in being popular than in being different. When he's not quoting his psychologist parents' case files, he's offering random facts and a decidedly unconventional approach to teenage life. Lizzie and her two best friends tread a middle ground between being popular and being geeky. The former class is represented by Kate Sanders (Ashlie Brillault), a diva who used to be friends with Lizzie and Miranda and now just revels in getting what she wants and hurting those who get in the way. Popularity is also embodied by Ethan Craft (Clayton Snyder), the somewhat airheaded guy that everyone (especially Lizzie and Miranda) seems to be gaga for. Ethan is the type of kid who acts as cool as everyone seems to think he is, and his repertoire of hip lingo is one of the more endearing comedic staples of the show.At home, Lizzie gets to deal with her hyper 10-year-old younger brother, Matt (Jake Thomas), whose antics comprise most of the B-storylines in these episodes. Matt's passion for pranks and schemes often annoy Lizzie and get her in trouble with her parents. Those parents are Sam and Jo McGuire (Revenge of the Nerds star Robert Carradine, Hallie Todd), who are often present but strictly as parents. As far as parents go, Sam and Jo are pretty cool, but that's the last word Lizzie would use to describe them, except on the certain occasions when she sees their good qualities. More often, they embarrass Lizzie in her world where image carries a definite importance. These types of parent-child moments provide the show with some of its heartiest laughs, mostly due to Carradine's aloof father.
The show follows Lizzie on her adventures in and outside of school, as she tries out different images and adventures, while seeking to remain faithful to her friends and family. "Lizzie McGuire" wholeheartedly embraces its postmodern setting, with lots of references to celebrities and pop culture, an apt selection of songs, and a wide variety of movie homages.
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luv,Malvika
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