As the series opens, we meet our leads Tori and Billy, and learn how mixed up and confused these Malibu teens really are. While Tori is lying to her best friends and living two lives, Billy tries to come to terms with his own failures and lack of motivation.

As the series opens, we meet our leads Tori and Billy, and learn how mixed up and confused these Malibu teens really are. While Tori is lying to her best friends and living two lives, Billy tries to come to terms with his own failures and lack of motivation.

After proving to the high school drama teacher Mr. Owens that she is Juliet, Tori is given the lead in the in the school play, much to the delight of her co-star and best friend, Dylan. Meanwhile, Billy has a close encounter with Tasha (her new wild BFF) and begins to question his own sexuality.

After proving to the high school drama teacher Mr. Owens that she is Juliet, Tori is given the lead in the in the school play, much to the delight of her co-star and best friend, Dylan. Meanwhile, Billy has a close encounter with Tasha (her new wild BFF) and begins to question his own sexuality.

With the parents out of town, and Billy at his lovers, Tori is left at home to cope with a string of circumstances when her "wild" friends show up at her house unexpectedly.

When Tori misses the first rehearsal for Romeo and Juliet, her best friends check on her, only to find a serene Tori relaxing and taking the day off a la "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", while secretly scared to death realizing she may have made a life changing mistake the previous night.

Billy realizes he is attracted to Tasha and might not be gay after all, while Tori sets her mind on regaining Mr. Owens trust by whatever means necessary.

As Dylan tries to understand what has caused the rift between his two best friends, Tori realizes that Riley might not be the best choice for her but big brother Billy has other plans and persuades her to set up a "double date" with Riley and Tasha for therapeutic reasons.