Faking It
TV-14
7.3
2014
Drama
, Comedy
A romantic comedy about two best friends who love each other -- in slightly different ways. After numerous failed attempts to become popular, the girls are mistakenly outed as lesbians, which launches them to instant celebrity status. Seduced by their newfound fame, Karma and Amy decide to keep up their romantic ruse.
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- Cast：
- Rita Volk , Katie Stevens , Gregg Sulkin , Bailey De Young , Michael J. Willett
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EP1 - It's All Good
March. 15,2016
Amy is surprised by changes when she returns to Austin; Liam becomes jealous.
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EP2 - Let's Hear It for the Oy
March. 22,2016
Amy and Karma are both ready to make amends, but neither wants to be the first one to extend the olive branch; Zita shows her support for Liam.
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EP3 - Karmygeddon
March. 29,2016
Amy and Liam keep a secret from Karma. As Amy and Karma feud, Lauren and Shane do damage control.
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EP4 - Jagged Little Heart
April. 05,2016
Trying not to think about Karma, Amy decides to do a documentary about Lauren. Karma and Shane decide to start a band.
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EP5 - Third Wheels
April. 12,2016
Amy and Lauren's plan to reunite their parents is derailed by a revelation in Karma's home life. Liam and Shane have dinner with Liam's Rabbi.
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EP6 - Spooking It
April. 19,2016
Amy and Karma use the Hester Halloween party as an opportunity to move on, but both find themselves stuck on the past. Shane is suspicious of Liam.
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EP7 - Game On
April. 26,2016
Karma's rivalry with Amy's old camp friend comes to a head at a game night. Liam tries to stay on Lauren's good side. Noah's mixed signals confuse Shane.
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EP8 - Untitled
May. 03,2016
Lauren's quest to save Christmas at Hester puts Amy in a difficult position. Karma helps Felix get ready to ask out Amy, and Shane learns a secret about Noah.
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