Surf-mad, boy-crazy Gidget's adventures in school, at home and on the beach form the basis of this 1960s series starring a young Sally Field.
Russ's friend moves into the Lawrence home, while he is away, to get some peace and quiet. Unfortunately Gidget comes home early from Larue's. With neither one knowing about the other they start to get scared about all the things going bump in the night.
Gidget meets Jeff's parents.
Gidget becomes suspicious when she sees her dad with another woman.
Fab British singing duo The Dingbats come to town. Gidget wants to find out if she really digs the Dingbats or if it's just because grown-ups don't. She hatches an elaborate scheme to meet the Dingbats—but then causes so much trouble for ""the boys"" that the only way to fix it is for her and Larue to disguise themselves as The Dingbats!
Russ gets the idea that Gidget is working at a nightclub. When actually she's taken a job elsewhere to make enough money to buy him a birthday present.
Gidget and her boyfriend try to discourage the boys father from going on dates with them.
Anne is worried because John goes to a luau with Gidget.
Gidget attempts to get Anne and John to make-up.
One of Russ' old friends is now Gidget's English teacher.
Gidget thinks Russ and Larue are going to get together. Actually Larue is just getting help and advice from Russ.
Gidget thinks that all the boys are taking girls for granted.
Gidget, her friends and the boys fight for possession of an isolated cove at the beach.
Gidget tries to show a foreign girl the ""American way.""
Gidget falls for a surfer who turns out to be her math teacher.
Gidget becomes jealous of her dad's dates.
Gidget rallies to save the local burger joint.
Gidget learns to drive for a new job.
Gidget takes over writing for the school's advice column. She then gets caught up trying to put two lonely hearts together.
Gidget makes a deal with a surfer to buy his hearse so she can become more independent. However, after making a few payments the surfer sales it to a bunch of boys. Making her point about owning a small part of the hearse the boys decide to let her drive it, a very small part of the time. In the mean time she takes shop class at school to help with the upkeep of the hearse.
Gidget has a crush on Larue's cousin.
An older man dates Gidget.
Gidget's meddling sister and brother-in-law convince her father he's too dependent on her. So he decides to send Gidget away to a private girl's school in Paris.
Gidget falls for a fashion photographer.
Gidget is voodoo'd by a fortune teller.
Gidget gets a boy to be more self-confident.
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