Electric Bloom
Follow the three members of a mega-famous pop group, Electric Bloom, as they look back and tell the story of their band and friendship, starting with the day they all met in middle school. The girls go on a journey to becoming the biggest band in the world and the best friends in the universe.
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1. How It Started
After being forced to perform together in Battle of the Bands, Posey, Jade, and Tulip come together despite their differences and pull off a performance that’s truly electric.
2. How It Almost Ended
Worried that the band may fall apart because of their differences, Tulip books Electric Bloom for their first gig. The girls ultimately learn their differences make them stronger.
3. How We Rocked Homecoming
Posey worries Shelly Sharp is mad at her after Electric Bloom wins the homecoming performance slot. In the end, Posey learns that not everyone is going to like you and that's okay.
4. How We Got Crushed
The girls' crushes on Lucas Jasper come to a head at the school musical, wreaking havoc on opening night. In the end, they make a pact to never let a boy come between them again.
5. How We Made a Tiny Mistake
After a song they post gets no attention online, the girls make trendy videos to try and get followers until they realize chasing likes is nothing compared to having real fans.
6. How We Found Howie
Tulip and Posey suggest a sleepover so an upset Jade will open up to them. Tulip and Posey learn to respect Jade's boundaries and Jade learns she can be vulnerable with her friends.
7. How to (Not) Make a Music Video
While planning Electric Bloom's first music video, Jade and Posey overlook Tulip as a potential leader of the band, causing her alter ego 'Trixie' to emerge and wreak havoc.
8. How We Danced the Night Away
Posey, Jade, and Tulip's pact to not let a boy come between them is tested when it comes to finding dates for the school dance.
9. How It All Came Out in the Wash
Jade and Posey experience opposite feelings about their first crushes. Meanwhile, Tulip discovers an exciting new talent.
10. How Tulip Became a Shelly: A Halloween Nightmare
When Tulip votes for The Two Shellys' idea for the Halloween party theme, Jade and Posey spiral over Tulip bonding with The Shellys.
11. How We Learned To Love Our Haters
When Electric Bloom gets their first online critic, the girls start to spiral - putting their performance at the school fundraiser in jeopardy.
12. How We Pulled A Song Out Of Our Pocket
Tulip struggles to write lyrics for the first time for an important songwriting contest - accidentally borrowing inspiration from an unexpected source.
13. How We Tried To Crash A Party
Tulip and Jade encourage Posey to have a "go with the flow" day - leading them on a huge adventure and the night of their lives.
14. How We Handled An Unexpected Visitor
Tulip's sister comes home from college and is jealous of Tulip's bond with Jade. Meanwhile, Posey deals with a little incident of her own.
15. How We Defeated A Jingle Bell Bully
To help Tulip rediscover her love of Christmas, Electric Bloom is forced to team up with their sworn enemies, The Two Shellys, to try and win the Holiday Sing-Off.
16. How We (Sorta) Got Our First Big Break: Part 1
The girls get a potentially life-changing audition, but get asked to perform at a wedding at the exact same time. What do they do?
17. How We (Sorta) Got Our First Big Break: Part 2
Electric Bloom gets the opportunity of a lifetime: to meet with a famous music producer. However, the experience is not at all what they expected.
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