As Told By Ginger

As Told by Ginger is an American animated television series which focuses on a girl named Ginger Foutley who tries to climb the social ladder. Season 1 Ginger the Juvey [1.1] Carl and Maude [1.2] Stealing First [1.3] Sleep on It [1.4] Courtney: Oh, there's an adorable one that involves the rear end of a donkey. Of Lice and Friends [1.5] Dare I, Darren? [1.6] Hello Stranger [1.7] Ginger: Hello stranger, you came just in time I look for your face in a crowd or in line Hello stranger, not a moment to soon See that old picture is fading in the drawer of my room Now toys have gone lost, baby teeth have come loose There were accidents involving stitches, spilled juice Report cards were shown and one time I got sick but it's nothing I couldn't catch you up on real quick Hello stranger, I saved you a place and it hardly seems strange Now that I've seen your face. Cry Wolf [1.8] The Right Stuff [1.9] Kiss and Make-up [1.10] The 'A' Ticket [1.11] Come Back Little Seal Girl [1.12] Macie: Do I look like a girl who's concerned with what's cool? Blizzard Conditions [1.13] Déjà Who? [1.14] Piece of My Heart [1.15] Season of Caprice [1.16-18] I Spy a Witch [1.19] An "Even Steven" Holiday Special [1.20] Season 2 Never Can Say Goodbye [2.1] Gym Class Confidential [2.2] Fast Reputation [2.3] The Nurses' Strike [2.4] Trouble in Gal Pal Land [2.5] Sibling Revile-ry [2.6] Losing Nana Bishop [2.7] TGIF [2.8] Lunatic Lake [2.9] Macie: Why can't all moms be like you, Ms. F? Lois: Because there's not enough spandex to go around, Macie. April's Fools [2.10] Ms. Foutley's Boys [2.11] Love with a Proper Transfer Student [2.12] Family Therapy [2.13] New Girl in Town [2.14] Ginger's Solo [2.15] Mommie Nearest [2.16] And She Was Gone [2.17] Ginger: Everyone, just everyone has lost it, and they actually think there's something wrong with me! Ginger: But Mom, didn't you find it troubling and disturbing? Aren't you worried that I'm the girl in the story, tragically depressed and crying out for help? Lois: No, I know exactly who you are. You're a bright, sensitive young woman, the kind of person who understands people's feelings, which is why you can write about them so beautifully. No Hope for Courtney [2.18] Ginger: I'd rather be nice than popular. Courtney: Only because you've never been popular. See ya. Principal Milty: Class, I have some very unfortunate news. Very unfortunate indeed. A dear friend, a respected teacher, Elaine Gordon, has passed on today. I think she would have wanted you all to know that she loved her job, and she loved her students, each and every one of you. The memorial service will be held this weekend and it would mean a lot to her if you children and your parents were in attendance. [Carl cries] Next Question [2.19] Driven to Extremes [2.20] Season 3 Far from Home [3.1-3] Ginger: Sometimes when you're expected to say something really meaningful, it becomes almost impossible to say anything at all. Wicked Game [3.4] The Easter Ham [3.5] About Face [3.6] Butterflies Are Free [3.7-8] Ginger: When we came to Lucky Junior High, we looked funny, we dressed funny, we walked funny, we built cocoons around ourselves, until we could figure out who we really were. We made friends, we lost friends. Transformation is never easy, but it made us who we are today: butterflies. All of us here today, are butterflies. We come in different shapes and colors, including cola number 5, but we all have one thing in common, we stand here today, poised to spread our wings and take flight. According to Native American legend, you can tell a butterfly a wish and it will take that wish up to the heavens, and grant it for you. Jonas: I taught her that. Ginger: So make your wish, butterflies...all of you! Heat Lightning [3.9] Fair to Cloudy [3.10] Ten Chairs [3.11] Ginger: Sometimes we want something so bad, we practically write the script on how it should go even if we know better. There's no such thing as the perfect family or the perfect turkey or the perfect gravy. There are always lumps. But why do lumps have to be bad? Maybe instead of trying so hard to create the ideal holiday, we should embrace the not so perfect. Because sometimes it's the imperfections that make the holiday memories you really cherish. Stuff'll Kill Ya [3.12] Ginger: I'm a pretty intense girl! Detention [3.13] Kiss Today Goodbye [3.14] A Lesson in Tightropes [3.15] Ginger: That's it. That's all he wrote. Why didn't he finish it? Cleaning Lady: But he did finish it. It just doesn't have an ending! Dodie's Big Break [3.16] Battle of the Bands [3.17] The Wedding Frame [3.18-20] [Last lines of the series] Ginger: Whenever I've been afraid to make that leap, I’ve thought back to that moment when it seemed like my mom’s entire world fell apart, and yet she was still convinced of her love for my soon-to-be dad. [Cut to many years later in a bookstore where it is revealed Ginger has become an author and is reading her book in front of older versions of her friends and family] Ginger: Time gives your life a unique perspective as you get older. You see that the challenges that once seemed so scary when you were young really weren’t that scary at all. Looking back, you’re glad you took the risks. Like my mother said, if you don’t get a few bruises and scrapes along the way, then you’re not living and if time teaches us anything in this crazy world, it’s that nothing worth having ever comes easy. [She closes her book, its title revealed to be "As Told by Ginger"] Thank you. Category:2000s American animated TV shows Category:2000s Nickelodeon original series Category:American children's animated drama TV shows Category:Nicktoons Category:Animated TV shows about children