Sonny So Far | |
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Sonny and Tawni with Gilroy Smith | |
Series | Sonny With a Chance |
Season | 1 |
Episode number | 21 |
Airdate | November 22, 2009 |
Written by | Michael Feldman Steve Marmel |
Directed by | Eric Dean Seaton |
Prod. code | 121 |
Guest starring | Eric Toms as Gilroy Smith |
# US viewers upon premiere | 3.7 million |
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"Sonny So Far" is the twenty-first episode in the first season of Sonny With a Chance.
Plot[]
When Sonny and Tawni are guests on Gotcha with Gilroy Smith, they are excited at first. But then Gilroy shows them the promo, saying he hopes the girls will reveal something personal and embarrassing. To prevent this from happening, they make a pact backstage to have each other's back so that neither of them will get embarrassed. But Tawni then breaks the pact after Gilroy shows a backstage footage of her and Sonny making the pact. As the show continues, Sonny's mind wanders and she starts to think about Chad Dylan Cooper after Gilroy says, "Do they, Sonny? Do they really?" which is Chad's catchphrase. Sonny starts to think about the time when she danced with Chad for about 10 seconds at the prom ("Promises, Prom-misses"). Gilroy sees
her expression, can tell she's thinking about a boy, and starts questioning her on some of the boys she associates with and her feelings toward them. When he brings up Chad Dylan Cooper, and when Sonny seems to be nervous about it, he brings Chad onto the show. Gilroy shows rare footage of Sonny and Chad from episode 2 ("West Coast Story"). Afterward, Sonny pulls Chad backstage, completely unaware about the fact that Gilroy has a hidden camera backstage and he's showing it to the audience. Tawni, who remembers all the things Sonny has done for her and doesn't want Sonny to get embarrassed in front of everyone, turns off the screen right before Sonny and Chad tell each other how they really feel. We don't hear them say they like each other, but it is assumed that they do like each other, based on what they say before and after Tawni turns off the screen (and how they acted towards each other earlier in the
season). Gilroy grabs the remote back and
turns the T.V. back on. We see Sonny talking to Chad ("That was...so much easier to say than I thought it would be.") and then she walks away, and Tawni grabs a pencil. The bloopers give the show a twist.
The credits in this episode is a blooper reel.
Cast[]
Guest Starring[]
Absent[]
- Brandon Mychal Smith as Nico Harris (flashbacks only)
- Doug Brochu as Grady Mitchell (flashbacks only)
- Allisyn Ashley Arm as Zora Lancaster (flashbacks only)
Trivia[]
- Grady Mitchell is absent, making this the only episode where he doesn't appear. However, he is seen in flashback clips from previous episodes (like Tales from the Prop House).
- This is the first episode where Nico Harris is absent for (his second absent would be "Sonny With A Grant").
- Zora Lancaster is also absent and is only shown in flashback clips.
- This episode is the season 1 finale, thus the cliffhanger ending.
- This is the only episode to only feature three main characters, in this case, Sonny, Tawni, and Chad.
- Coincidentally, all three of them appear in that order during the intro.
- It is believed that Sonny and Chad admit their feelings for each other, but since Tawni turns the TV off before they actually admit anything (besides that they may have feelings for each other), it is all an assumption.
- It was never revealed what Sonny and Chad had said to each other.
- With this episode, Sonny and Tawni are now the only characters on the show to have appeared in every single episode of the series.
- The episode still on top is showing Tawni with a pink top. But, in the video itself, Tawni is wearing a purple top.
- Last episode taped at NBC Studios.
- In this season or episode, Sonny has bangs and in Season 2, she doesn't.
References[]
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