List of The Famous Jett Jackson episodes

The following is a list of episodes for the Disney Channel Original Series, The Famous Jett Jackson The series ran from 1998 to 2001.

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1. 1-1 101 (25-Oct-1998) Going Up!
2. 1-2 102 (01-Nov-1998) Who's the Man
3. 1-3 103 (08-Nov-1998) Vootle-Muck-a-Heev
4. 1-4 104 (15-Nov-1998) Close Encounters
5. 1-5 105 (22-Nov-1998) Hurricane Jules
6. 1-6 106 (29-Nov-1998) Switcheroo
7. 1-7 112 (17-Jan-1999) Bottoms Up
8. 1-8 108 (24-Jan-1999) Special FX-ation
9. 1-9 107 (31-Jan-1999) Front Page
10. 1-10 110 (07-Feb-1999) Kiss and Tell
11. 1-11 109 (21-Feb-1999) The Famous Stone Gold
12. 1-12 111 (07-Mar-1999) JB's Big Break
13. 1-13 113 (14-Mar-1999) Hot Dog

14. 2-1 205 (22-Aug-1999) Field of Dweebs
15. 2-2 206 (29-Aug-1999) Premiere
16. 2-3 201 (03-Sep-1999) A Tragedy in Two Parts
17. 2-4 204 (10-Sep-1999) Popularity
18. 2-5 207 (17-Sep-1999) County Fair
19. 2-6 203 (24-Sep-1999) Things That Fly
20. 2-7 209 (01-Oct-1999) Hawk
21. 2-8 202 (08-Oct-1999) Ghost Dance
22. 2-9 210 (15-Oct-1999) Bunk
23. 2-10 208 (22-Oct-1999) Par for the Course
24. 2-11 211 (05-Nov-1999) Saving Mr. Dupree
25. 2-12 218 (12-Nov-1999) New York
26. 2-13 212 (19-Nov-1999) Spirit
27. 2-14 213 (10-Dec-1999) What Money Can't Buy
28. 2-15 217 (07-Jan-2000) On the Reel
29. 2-16 215 (14-Jan-2000) Grades
30. 2-17 214 (17-Jan-2000) Date
31. 2-18 216 (28-Jan-2000) Behind the Scenes
32. 2-19 226 (11-Feb-2000) Voices
33. 2-20 219 (18-Feb-2000) Spreading Wings
34. 2-21 220 (03-Mar-2000) Eye of the Beholder
35. 2-22 221 (10-Mar-2000) Day Trip
36. 2-23 224 (08-Apr-2000) Something to Prove
37. 2-24 223 (06-May-2000) Pride
38. 2-25 225 (27-May-2000) Bank Robbery
39. 2-26 222 (03-Jun-2000) What You Wish For

40. 3-1 304 (17-Jun-2000) Step Up
41. 3-2 303 (24-Jun-2000) Something in the Air
42. 3-3 305 (01-Jul-2000) Business as Usual
43. 3-4 302 (08-Jul-2000) Hello, Goodbye
44. 3-5 307 (15-Jul-2000) Great Expectations
45. 3-6 301 (22-Jul-2000) Age Old Story
46. 3-7 308 (05-Aug-2000) Pledge of Allegiance
47. 3-8 309 (12-Aug-2000) Extra Credit
48. 3-9 311 (19-Aug-2000) Heroes
49. 3-10 312 (09-Sep-2000) Detention
50. 3-11 310 (16-Sep-2000) Wheels
51. 3-12 314 (23-Sep-2000) Beauregard's Beach Bash
52. 3-13 316 (30-Sep-2000) Truth
53. 3-14 320 (21-Oct-2000) Survival of the Fittest
54. 3-15 306 (03-Nov-2000) Vote of Confidence
55. 3-16 313 (08-Dec-2000) Backstage Pass
56. 3-17 317 (29-Dec-2000) The Perfect Day
57. 3-18 319 (02-Feb-2001) Lost and Found
58. 3-19 315 (02-Mar-2001) Food for Thought
59. 3-20 321 (16-Mar-2001) Battle of Wilsted
60. 3-21 321 (11-May-2001) M.O.M.
61. 3-22 322 (18-May-2001) Awakenings (1)
62. 3-23 323 (25-May-2001) Awakenings (2)
63. 3-24 324 (01-Jun-2001) Hotline
64. 3-25 318 (15-Jun-2001) The Game
65. 3-26 326 (22-Jun-2001) Holly

#	Title	Writer(s)	Director	Distributed by	Original airdate
Film	"Jett Jackson: The Movie "	Bruce Kalish	Shawn Levy	Disney Channel Original Movie	June 8, 2001
Jett Jackson (Lee Thompson Young), the young star who plays the title character in the television series Silverstone, considers quitting the show after it is given a three year extension. His announcement to this effect makes many people angry, because the series provided employment to a significant number of people in his home town, Wilsted, North Carolina. During the filming of what may be the last episode in the series, Jett is accidentally sucked into Silverstone's world when a prop malfunctions. Silverstone is zapped into Jett's world as well. In Silverstone's world, Jett has to save the world from Dr. Kragg's evil plans. Meanwhile, in Wilsted, the orphaned spy Silverstone discovers what it is like to have a relatively normal home and family. He confides in Jett's "Nana", who has already realized that Silverstone is not Jett. Over the course of their respective experiences, Jett and Silverstone each learn to appreciate what they had. Eventually they find a way to switch places again. Upon arriving home, Jett announces that he will continue to appear in the television series.