Smells Like Teen Sellout

"Smells Like Teen Sellout" is the twenty-fifth episode of the first season of Hannah Montana. It premiered on March 2, 2007.
The title is a reference to "Smells Like Teen Spirit" by Nirvana.
==Plot==
Hannah is given a perfume line to sponsor, but soon realizes that the smell (raspberry) makes her sick. She reveals that she was once in a pie-eating contest, but ate too much raspberry pie and vomited on Ed Bryant. 
She decides to lie about it making her sick in order to keep the gifts she received for the sponsorship, including a car. Later Hannah has a television appearance to sponsor the perfume, and worried that she might get a whiff of the perfume and gag on live T.V. puts a injection of medicine in her nose. During the interview she tries to lie, but ends up having giggles and hiccups because of Lilly telling her that she giggles and Oliver hiccups when they lie. 
The interviewer, Colin Lasseter, asks if she is okay, and Hannah says she's fine and is just nervous. Surprised, the interviewer says that when he gets nervous he sweats like a pig. After accepting a few calls from her fans, Hannah starts to get drenched in sweat and is forced to reveal the truth, eventually deciding not to put the perfume on the market and losing her car.
In a sub-plot, Jackson gets Oliver to film him live outside for a fortnight, off the land, for an audition for a TV program called Teen Wilderness Challenge.
==Gallery==
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==Trivia==
* During Miley's flashback in this episode, we hear country music. That country music was the same country music that Miley, Lilly, and Oliver made in another episode, "Money for Nothing, Guilt for Free". 
* Before Liza got her makeup done, Hannah handed Lola the perfume prop, but after Liza got her makeup done, she handed Lola the perfume again.
* It is stated that Miley hates raspberries.
*Miley and Jackson have an aunt named Max.
Category:Season 1 Episodes
Category:2007