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Hooplining

## Episode guide

"**Hooplining**" is the seventh episode of the first season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the seventh episode overall.

## Synopsis

Finn battles Mia to cover the final game in the boys' basketball season for the school newspaper. Liesel and Candace protest against the newspaper for refusing to cover the girls' game despite the fact that they may win the gold while the boys are only fighting for bronze.

## Plot

The next day, Whitney approaches Finn and Mia to hand in her resignation from the school newspaper, citing "ingrained sexism" as her reason for leaving.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Hayden Braunstein as Martin
* Whitney Colston as Courtney Reynolds
* Vanessa Cruz as Delilah Santiago
* Emily Dubois as Mia Maddox
* Jonah Fold as Skip
* Lori Gallegos as Dominique Wolfe
* Matthew Gomez as Abel Rojas
* Georgia Harwood as Brynn Maple
* Tristan Kemp as K. J. Daniels
* Ariana Lake as Alisha Larsen
* Eden Rappaport as Kristin Jennings
* Cole Shirley as Josh
* Hunter Wallace as Zane Bennett

### Minor cast

* Rupert James as Marshall
* Ellie-May Kennedy as Isabelle
* Alicia Miles as Bethany
* Kevin Montgomery as Shawn
* Peter Howell Sherman as Al
* Elliott Stevens as Colin
* Veronica Wagner as Jodie
Brynn Maple

* Vice captain of Marshall Maddox Middle School Girls' Basketball Team (2009-2010)

## Production information

### Series

*All the Wrong Kids*
*Maddox*

### Portrayer

Georgia Harwood

**Brynn Maple** is a supporting character in *All the Wrong Kids* and *Maddox*. She is portrayed by Georgia Harwood.

## Biography

### Season 1

In "Captaincy", Brynn meets and befriends Liesel Hofmeister during basketball team trials. When she sees Liesel helping the other team hopefuls during the first trial session, Brynn nominates her for captain of the girls' basketball team, much to Liesel's surprise.
Ass-Kickers' Association

***Ass-Kickers' Association*** is a 2002 coming-of-age comedy-drama film written and directed by Leopold McGough. It is considered the first in McGough's cinematic universe, the **Leoverse**. The film stars an ensemble cast featuring Laurel Cassidy, Rebecca Lunsford, Jake Paltrow, Fiona Sams, Justin Seymour, Patrick Seymour, Carsten Stratton, Jennifer Walmsley and Lara Zampano.

## Cast

* Patrick Seymour as Percy Chamberlain
* Justin Seymour as Finn Chamberlain
* Laurel Cassidy as Candace Summerfield
* Rebecca Lunsford as Anastasia Holmes
* Fiona Sams as Liesel Hofmeister
* Carsten Stratton as Nathaniel Ross
* Lara Zampano as Mia Maddox
* James Paltrow as Ian Freeman
* Jennifer Walmsley as Raven Cooke
Brittany Owens

**Brittany Raquel Isidora Owens** (born February 6, 2000), also known by the stage name **Isi Raquel**, is an American actress, singer, rapper and songwriter. She portrays Rosemary Kendrick in *Young Adults*. She also appears as Cassia Maple in *All the Wrong Kids*.

## Personal life

Brittany Owens was born on February 6, 2000 in Atlanta, Georgia to librarian Carmen de Pablo Guzmán and management consultant Michael Harris Owens. Her mother is Afro-Chilean of mixed Haitian descent and her father is African-American. She is the oldest of two children. At the age of six, her family temporarily moved to Detroit, Michigan for 18 months before returning to Atlanta. The family then moved to Boston, Massachusetts in 2010.

From January 2017 to October 2018, she was in a relationship with *Young Adults* co-star James King Butler. In 2018, Owens graduated high school and announced thereafter that the third season of *Young Adults* would be her last, citing a desire to pursue a college degree. As of September 2019, she is enrolled at the University of California, Los Angeles.

## Trivia

* She originally auditioned for the role of Tiffany in *Young Adults*, but under co-creator Maia Doggett's advice, she was cast as Rosemary instead.
* In addition to her acting career, Owens has worked in music since 2016. She released the extended play *Sugar Street* in August 2017 and the mixtape *Highs and Lows* in June 2018. Her debut album *Valedictorian* was released in May 2019. Besides *Sugar Street*, which was released under the name Brittany Owens, all her music has been released and performed under the name Isi Raquel.
* She co-wrote the promotional single "Character Development Doesn't Happen in a Year" alongside co-star Leo Fleischer, which she performed with Maxine Ray in the season 1 finale of *Young Adults*.
* Owens is bilingual and speaks both English and Spanish.
* She identifies as both pansexual and bisexual.
It Wasn't Like That

## Episode guide

"**It Wasn't Like That**" is the sixth episode of the fourth season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the seventieth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Nathaniel tries to sort things out with Dale. Finn worries that he's taking things too far with Scarlett.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Travis Bedrosian as Jack Davis
* Miles Bishop as Dale
* Lorenzo Cisternino as Gabe Lombardo
* Michael P. Jones as Ian Freeman
* Tristan Kemp as K. J. Daniels
* Lindsey D. Perkins as Scarlett Wilde
* Nick Scott as Decker King
* Stephanie Ware as Ava Rothbauer
Joy, Surrounded by Catastrophe

***Joy, Surrounded by Catastrophe*** is a 2011 coming-of-age drama film written by Nola Lovelace and Keira Thomas and directed by Ryan Shizuka. The film stars Mckayla Williams and Astride Jean-Pierre as two sisters grappling with their parents' divorce.

## Cast

* Mckayla Williams as Renée Douglas
* Astride Jean-Pierre as Joy Douglas
Daisy Swan

**Daisy Swan** is a recurring character in *All the Wrong Kids*. She is portrayed by Amber Storm.

## Biography

### Season 2

In "Shark-Infested Waters", Daisy introduces herself to the high school freshman of Marshall Maddox High School on their first day as the Student Council President. Later on, Karen Swan mentions to Finn Chamberlain that although her sister is not actually Student Council President yet, it is almost certain that she will obtain the title.
Ilana Shulman

**Ilana Shulman** is a main character in the first season of *Melodrama* and a recurring character in the second and third seasons. She is portrayed by Nadia Orenstein. She is the passive mother of Dina and Jude Shulman who struggles to balance her husband's more aggressive tendencies with her soft-spoken nature.
First-Person Point of View

## Episode guide

"**First-Person Point of View**" is the third episode of the first season of *Young Adults*, and the third episode of the series overall.

## Synopsis

Feeling overshadowed by the recent accomplishments of her older sisters, Gwen sets out on a mission to craft a new identity for herself. Meanwhile, Travis starts posting vlogs online.

## Cast

###  Main

* Maxine Ray as Gwen Doberman
* Brittany Owens as Rosemary Kendrick
* Leo Fleischer as Paul Simmons
* Rose Anderson as Felicity Wong
* J. C. Walker as Travis Nicholson
Character Development Doesn't Happen in a Year

"**Character Development Doesn't Happen in a Year**" is a song featured in the twenty-second episode of the first season of *Young Adults*, "Epistolary Reflections on the First Year of High School". It was released as a promotional single on May 9, 2017, to coincide with the release of the episode. The song was written by Leo Fleischer and Brittany Owens and performed by Owens and Maxine Ray.
Justin Bray

Sophomore Class Representative for McCormick School Student Council (previously; with Jess Mitchell)
Freshman Class Representative for McCormick School Student Council (previously; with Ed Woodard)

## Production information

### Portrayer

Kurtis Costello

**Justin Bray** is a recurring character in the first season of *Mass Media*. He is portrayed by Kurtis Costello.
Didactic Exploration of Fairy Tales and Change

## Episode guide

"**Didactic Exploration of Fairy Tales and Change**" is the twenty-second episode of the third season of *Young Adults*, and the sixty-sixth episode of the series overall.

## Synopsis

To help her younger sister cope with an uncertain future, Rosemary asks the book club to indulge in one final fantasy.

## Cast

### Main

* Maxine Ray as Gwen Doberman
* Brittany Owens as Rosemary Kendrick
* Leo Fleischer as Paul Simmons
* Rose Anderson as Felicity Wong
* J. C. Walker as Travis Nicholson

### Featured

* Michelle Davis as Henry Mazibuko
* James Ngcobo as Vuyani Mazibuko
* Kylie Taylor as Vanessa Kendrick

## Trivia

* This episode takes inspiration from the works of Anna-Marie McLemore, young adult author of *The Weight of Feathers*, *When the Moon Was Ours* and *Wild Beauty*.
* This episode marks the final appearance of the following:
	+ Brittany Owens as Rosemary Kendrick
	+ Michelle Davis as Henry Mazibuko
	+ James Ngcobo as Vuyani Mazibuko
	+ Kylie Taylor as Vanessa Kendrick
Abigail Grimshaw

**Abigail Grimshaw** (born August 14, 1967) is the creator and showrunner of *All the Wrong Kids*.

## Credits

### ***All the Wrong Kids***

#### Season 1

* "Enemies of My Enemy" (showrunner, writer and director)
* "Council" (showrunner and writer)
* "Freeman for the People"
* "Captaincy" (showrunner and director)
* "The Chamberlain Report" (showrunner and director)
* "Halloween Horror Story"
* "Hooplining"
* "Finn the Black-Eyed Reindeer"
* "Stasia Claus"
* "Heather and the Other Girls" (showrunner and director)
* "Best Side Story"
* "Sink or Sink"
* "The Third Strike"
* "You're the One I Don't Want"
* "Name in Lights"
* "Picture Nay"
* "Heatherstasia"
* "Most Valuable Player"
* "A Girl by Any Other Name" (showrunner and director)
* "Finally"

#### Season 2

* "Shark-Infested Waters" (showrunner, writer and director)
* "Camp Finnegan"
* "The Walker"
* "Date Night"
* "The Invention of Percy Chamberlain"
* "A Million Ways to Cry in the Test"
* "The Tutors"
* "Good Morning, Maddox!"
* "Anastasia and the Impossible Three"
* "The Amazing Grace"
* "Battle with the Band"
* "The Absolutely True Diary of a Full-Time German" (showrunner and director)
* "The Girl Power Girls"
* "Rumor Has It"
* "One of the Band Boys"
* "Kiss" (showrunner and director)
* "A Light in the Dark"
* "The Candace Summerfield Case Files"
* "The Abel and Howard Experiment"
* "Step by Step"
* "Two Nerds and a Guy"
* "Smells Like School Spirit"

### ***Maddox***

* "Pilot" (showrunner and director)
* "Coming of Age" (showrunner and director)
* "Don't Worry, You Will" (showrunner and director)
* "From Nowhere" (showrunner and director)
* "How Come My Body" (showrunner and director)
* "Be Sweet" (showrunner and director)
* "We Talk All the Time" (showrunner and director)
* "Tell Me You Love Me" (showrunner and director)
If Boys Could Talk

***If Boys Could Talk*** is a short film written and directed by Hakeem Franklin that is featured in the second season of *Maddox*. It is first featured in the episode "Supercut", which centres around the production of the short film. It is seen again in "No Hard Feelings" when Hakeem premieres the short film at the Marshall Maddox High School end-of-year talent show.

## Overview

The short film is semi-autobiographical and inspired by the kiss shared between Hakeem Franklin and Boogie Forman at the end-of-year party during Hakeem's freshman year, as depicted in "Tell Me You Love Me". In the film, two boys, Josh and Danny, share a private kiss in their school's theater studio. The rest of the short film imagines several permutations of the conversation that the two could have had afterwards if the boys were more honest with each other, but ends with Danny brushing off the moment and insisting it doesn't mean anything before leaving abruptly as Josh watches after him with a longing look in his eye.

## History

In "Supercut",

In "No Hard Feelings",

## Cast and crew

### Crew

* **Director**: Hakeem Franklin
* **Writer**: Hakeem Franklin
* **Script supervisors**: Ehsan Patel and Lucy Suárez
* **Cameraman**: Caleb Blumenthal
* **Editor**: Ehsan Patel

### Cast

* Dallas Cowan as **Josh**
* Oscar as **Danny**
I'd Be a Little Sad Without You

"**I'd Be a Little Sad Without You**" is a song featured in the twelfth episode of the second season of *Young Adults*, "Opportunity for Cultural Enrichment". The song was written by Leo Fleischer and performed by Fleischer, with backup vocals from James King Butler, Emma Heijmans, Brittany Owens, Maxine Ray and Fatima Sherazi.
James Ellison

**James Ellison** is a supporting character in the first and second seasons of *All the Wrong Kids*. He is portrayed by Trenton Adkins.

## *All the Wrong Kids*

### Season 1

In "Freeman for the People",

In "The Chamberlain Report",

In "Best Side Story",

In "Sink or Sink",

In "Picture Nay",

### Season 2

James's final appearance in *All the Wrong Kids* is in the episode "The Girl Power Girls".
Cyrus Moran

**Cyrus Moran** (born July 19, 2003) is an American actor. He portrays John-David Beckett on *Mass Media*.

## Early life

Moran was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and was raised in Saint Paul. He is the first of three children and has two younger brothers, Derek and William.

## Career

*Mass Media* is Moran's first professional acting credit.

In 2019, it was announced that Moran would star as Christian Humphrey in the upcoming film *People Like Us*, an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Annabel Martin Hicks.

## Personal life

Moran is transgender. When asked about his coming out process in 2019, he said, “I never really had a big coming out moment. My parents sort of clocked that I was trans when I was about four years old, and they were very accepting.” He announced that he began taking testosterone in September 2020.
Degenerates & Deplorables

## Episodes

"The Long Shot" • "Joke Campaign" • "Cross the Line" • "The Endorsement" • "The Drop" • "The Fight Is On" • "People Problems" • "The Canoe Sinks"

***Degenerates & Deplorables*** is the second season of *Mass Media*, which premiered on January 10, 2020 and concluded on February 28, 2020. It consists of 8 episodes and follows Angie Maynard (Ally Joyner) in her second semester of her first year of high school as she heads an independent online news publication, *The Blue Rose*, covering stories about her private boarding school, McCormick School.

## Synopsis

McCormick School Student Council elections are here, but as two unlikely candidates start to build momentum, Angie Maynard (Ally Joyner) and the other members of *The Blue Rose* question the influence their reporting has on school politics.

## Cast

### Main

* Ally Joyner as Angie Maynard
* Danika Benson as Savannah Austin
* Audrey Elwood as Kelsie Rhodes
* Antonio Galarza as Javier Ríos
* Zoey Kapsimalis as Daphne Roussopoulos
* Maya Kumar as Amina Malik
* Cyrus Moran as John-David Beckett
* Dae-jung Son as Teddy Kyung
* Luke Szostak as Aaron Turner

### Recurring

* Kurtis Costello as Justin Bray
* McKenna Dennis-Lee as Nadia Howard
* Aria Huang as Jo Chen
* Cindy Norris as Jess Mitchell
* Nathan Ostell as Kevin Wiley
* Roxie Palmer as Harmony Stone
* Cooper Sherwood as Ed Woodard
* Andrew Savage as Cory Pratt
* Michael Sesinyi as Trevor Naledi
Halloween Horror Story

## Episode guide

"**Halloween Horror Story**" is the sixth episode of the first season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the sixth episode overall.

## Synopsis

The Halloween Spooksival takes a dark turn when the electricity mysteriously cuts off and the student council members go missing. The group teams up with the students and faculty still walking to investigate the strange occurrences.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Travis Bedrosian as Jack Davis
* Hayden Braunstein as Martin
* Whitney Colston as Courtney Reynolds
* Kristin Davenport as Henrietta Parsons
* James Douglas as Luke Laurent
* Emily Dubois as Mia Maddox
* Jonah Fold as Skip
* Lori Gallegos as Dominique Wolfe
* Georgia Harwood as Brynn Maple
* Calvin Hill as Samuel Faulkner
* Michael P. Jones as Ian Freeman
* Ariana Lake as Alisha Larsen
* Andrea Leigh as Karen Swan
* Regan Mitchell as Trina Flowers
* Brody Owens as Jerome Garrison
* Seth Reid as Morgan Cavanaugh
* Caitlyn Robbins as Heather Alloy
* Cole Shirley as Josh
* Hunter Wallace as Zane Bennett
Chana Wilson

**Chana Wilson** (born June 23, 1999) is an American actress who portrays Dina Shulman in *Melodrama*.

## Personal life

Wilson was born on June 23, 1999. She started her career as a child fashion model. Her first acing credit was for the 2009 family comedy film *The Perfect Summer*. She starred in the lead role of Yohanna in the Chesney sitcom *Yohanna and the Boys*, which ran from 2013 to 2015. She also starred alongside Amy Sagall in the 2016 Leoverse film *Emily Unplugged*. She has taken on a number of voice roles in television and film since 2011.

She has been in a relationship with *Melodrama* costar Joshua Hollis since 2021.
Camp Finnegan

## Episode guide

"**Camp Finnegan**" is the second episode of the second season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the twenty-second episode overall.

## Synopsis

Finn struggles to fit in when the freshman class of Marshall Maddox High go to Camp Mulligan for a week-long bonding trip.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Travis Bedrosian as Jack Davis
* Hayden Braunstein as Martin
* Whitney Colston as Courtney Reynolds
* Vanessa Cruz as Delilah Santiago
* Kristin Davenport as Henrietta Parsons
* Spencer Dillenberger as Oliver Parrish
* James Douglas as Luke Laurent
* Emily Dubois as Mia Maddox
* Lori Gallegos as Dominique Wolfe
* Bernard Gilbert as Howard McGovern
* Matthew Gomez as Abel Rojas
* Jordan Hargrave as Kyle Merritt
* Georgia Harwood as Brynn Maple
* Calvin Hill as Samuel Faulkner
* Michael P. Jones as Ian Freeman
* Bea Kagawa as Lola Hashimoto
* Andrea Leigh as Karen Swan
* Ida Rowland as Serenity Whitaker
* Nick Scott as Decker King
* Cole Shirley as Josh
* Hunter Wallace as Zane Bennett
* Hannah Washington as Chenille Doberman
* Jane Washington as Sheila Doberman
* Olivia Yee as Christina Wen
Jason Cunningham

**Jason Gale Cunningham** (born August 28, 1996) is an English actor and filmmaker. He portrays Nathaniel Ross in *All the Wrong Kids*.

## Personal life

Cunningham was born in Birmingham, England and moved to the United States when he was five. He is of English, Scottish and Ashkenazi Jewish descent. He publicly came out as gay in 2013 in an interview for *RickTalk*, having been out in his personal life since 2011.

After adopting a vegetarian diet in November 2015, Cunningham transitioned to veganism in June 2017.

## Awards and nominations

* 2013: Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Series - Leading Young Actor **[NOMINATED]**
* 2014: Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Series - Leading Young Actor **[WON]**
Anti-Prom

## Episode guide

"**Anti-Prom**" is the twentieth episode of the fourth season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the eighty-fourth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Scarlett is angered when Finn is invited to prom by Christina. Nathaniel and Delilah make an important decision.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Travis Bedrosian as Jack Davis
* Miles Bishop as Dale
* Francisca Caputo as Esmeralda Valdez
* Lorenzo Cisternino as Gabe Lombardo
* Vanessa Cruz as Delilah Santiago
* Kristin Davenport as Henrietta Parsons
* Spencer Dillenberger as Oliver Parrish
* James Douglas as Luke Laurent
* Emily Dubois as Mia Maddox
* Lori Gallegos as Dominique Wolfe
* Ted Gillan as Jeff English
* Jordan Hargrave as Kyle Merritt
* Georgia Harwood as Brynn Maple
* Michael P. Jones as Ian Freeman
* Tristan Kemp as K. J. Daniels
* Langa Khumalo as Sonny Jefferson
* Jonathan May as Logan Hall
* Lindsey D. Perkins as Scarlett Wilde
* Eden Rappaport as Kristin Jennings
* Nick Scott as Decker King
* Laura Short as Rose Zamora
* Caspian Tanner as Brett Keller
* Stephanie Ware as Ava Rothbauer
* Olivia Yee as Christina Wen
Breaking News

## Episode guide

"**Breaking News**" is the eighth and final episode of the first season of *Mass Media*, and the eighth episode of the series overall. It was released on February 27, 2019.

## Synopsis

The student body responds to the launch of *The Blue Rose* and the revelations about the student council.

## Episode navigation

 *Strange New World* | "Woodycrats" • "Top of the Class" • "Freedom of the Press" • "Witness Intimidation" • "Portrait of a Football Star" • "Heated Halloween" • "Priorities" • "Scorched Earth"
Embarrassment and Empowerment Through Fan Fiction

## Episode guide

"**Embarrassment and Empowerment Through Fan Fiction**" is the seventh episode of the first season of *Young Adults*, and the seventh episode of the series overall.

## Synopsis

Felicity blackmails Rosemary into filling in for an injured member of the handball team after stumbling upon Rosemary's fan fiction account. Gwen, Paul and Travis hunt down the author of a beloved fan fiction when they learn the author is a Marshall Maddox student.

## Cast

### Main

* Maxine Ray as Gwen Doberman
* Brittany Owens as Rosemary Kendrick
* Leo Fleischer as Paul Simmons
* Rose Anderson as Felicity Wong
* J. C. Walker as Travis Nicholson

### Featured

* Ani Ackerman as Tiffany Rosenblum
* James King Butler as McAvoy
* Jenny Glover as Rebecca Nicholson
* Emma Heijmans as Skinny Amanda
* Kavitha Ramaswamy as Vin Garapati
* Fatima Sherazi as Asma
The Invention of Henry Hagglefunder

## Episode guide

"**The Invention of Henry Hagglefunder**" is the fifth episode of the second season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the twenty-fifth episode overall.

## Synopsis

In an attempt to be an all-rounder, Percy decides to join film club. After being introduced to its wacky members, he is sucked into their investigation of the club's mysterious founder, Henry Hagglefunder.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Edward Bruce as George Norman
* Omar Al-Ahmad as Jamal Franklin
* Spencer Dillenberger as Oliver Parrish
* Donald Fraser as Thomas Wilson-James
* Jordan Hargrave as Kyle Merritt
* Lincoln Kebede as Stuart McKinney
* Claire Langerak as Jessica Radcliffe
* Laura Short as Rose Zamora
All the Wrong Kids

***All the Wrong Kids*** is a television series based on the characters of the film *Ass-Kickers' Association*. The series first debuted on September 25, 2009 and concluded on May 12, 2014 after five seasons and 104 episodes.

The series follows the lives of students Anastasia Holmes (Robyn Brinkworth), Nathaniel Ross (Jason Cunningham), Finn Chamberlain (Eric Martindale), Percy Chamberlain (Sam Martindale), Candace Summerfield (Roxanne Lambert) and Liesel Hofmeister (Jessica Sheffield) at both Marshall Maddox Middle School (in the first season) and Marshall Maddox High School. Storylines touch upon themes of sexuality, mental illness, complex parent-child relationships, self-identity and religion. The show also features a large recurring cast of fellow students at both Marshall Maddox Middle School and Marshall Maddox High. Initially more comedic in nature, the show developed a more dramatic tone throughout its five seasons that was the source of both praise and criticism.

Following its conclusion in 2014, *All the Wrong Kids* was followed up by teen sitcom *Young Adults* (2016–2020) and the comedy-drama *Maddox* (2022–present), both of which follow new generations of students at Marshall Maddox High. Series *Mass Media* (2019–2022) and *New Adults* (2022), while taking place at locations other than Marshall Maddox High (McCormick School and New England School of the Arts, respectively), are also part of the same universe as *All the Wrong Kids*. Collectively, the aforementioned series are known as the "Maddoxverse".

## Plot

Based on the 2002 film *Ass-Kickers' Association*, the series follows Anastasia Holmes, Nathaniel Ross, Finn and Percy Chamberlain, Candace Summerfield and Liesel Hofmeister through middle and high school after they strike up an unlikely friendship.

## Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

## Episodes

 2 | 22
 3 | 22
 4 | 21
 5 | 19
You're the One I Don't Want

## Episode guide

"**You're the One I Don't Want**" is the fourteenth episode of the first season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the fourteenth episode overall.

## Synopsis

When a lice outbreak hits the school, Candace is forced to spend all day at school with Liesel, who quickly gets on her nerves. Percy, Nathaniel and Anastasia take advantage of their time out of school, and Finn grows closer to Mia.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Emily Dubois as Mia Maddox
* Bernard Gilbert as Howard McGovern
* Matthew Gomez as Abel Rojas
* Georgia Harwood as Brynn Maple
* Bill Reeves as Kevin Holmes
* Hannah Washington as Chenille Doberman
* Jane Washington as Sheila Doberman
Fish Out of Water

## Episodes

"The Pitch" • "The Treasurer" • "The Coalition" • "The Replacement" • "Catch and Kill" • "Follow the Money" • "The Mavericks" • "Breaking News"

***Fish Out of Water*** is the first season of *Mass Media*, which premiered on January 9, 2019 and concluded on February 27, 2019. It consists of 8 episodes and follows Angie Maynard (Ally Joyner) in her first semester of her first year of high school as she founds and heads an independent online news publication, *The Blue Rose*, covering stories about her private boarding school, McCormick School.

## Synopsis

Following the controversial firing of the Student Council Treasurer, Angie Maynard (Ally Joyner) is inspired to dig into the story further. However, when her school's newspaper rejects the pitch, Angie takes matters into her own hands by investigating the story independently.

## Cast

### Main

* Ally Joyner as Angie Maynard
* Danika Benson as Savannah Austin
* Audrey Elwood as Kelsie Rhodes
* Antonio Galarza as Javier Ríos
* Cyrus Moran as John-David Beckett
* Zoey Kapsimalis as Daphne Roussopoulos
* Maya Kumar as Amina Malik
* Luke Szostak as Aaron Turner

### Recurring

* Kurtis Costello as Justin Bray
* Cindy Norris as Jess Mitchell
* Kayla Oriol as Irene Roussopoulos
* Cooper Sherwood as Ed Woodard
* Dae-jung Son as Teddy Kyung
Arnold Chamberlain

**Arnold Harry Chamberlain** is a minor character in the third season of *All the Wrong Kids*. He is portrayed by Luke Spelling.

Arnold is the late husband of Theodora Chamberlain and father of Finn and Percy Chamberlain. He was a member of the Armed Forces and worked for the United States Army prior to his death.
Green Queens

## Episode guide

"**Green Queens**" is the fourth episode of the third season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the forty-sixth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Candace struggles to make new friends when she joins the environmental club at school.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Francisca Caputo as Esmeralda Valdez
* Kristin Davenport as Henrietta Parsons
* Rachel Lewis as Raven Cooke
* Noor Osman as Sana Jahani
* Eden Rappaport as Kristin Jennings
* Ida Rowland as Serenity Whitaker
* Hunter Wallace as Zane Bennett
Janice Oakley

**Janice Oakley** is a minor character in *All the Wrong Kids*. She is portrayed by Zoey Winger.

A contributing photographer for *The Weekly Waters*, she is one of the two seventh graders considered to replace Courtney Reynolds as its photography editor, the other being Connie Cogswell. She is initially considered the less likely option due to her obsessive crush on fellow *Weekly Waters* editor K. J. Daniels, but manages to obtain the role.
Joanie Williamson

**Joanie Williamson** is a minor character in *All the Wrong Kids*. She is portrayed by Lana Costello.

In her freshman year, she was a member of Marshall Maddox High School’s Gay-Straight Alliance, where she became friends with fellow freshman James McGovern. That year, Joanie’s experience with bullying from gay members of the GSA after coming out as bisexual inspired James to found Alphabet Soup the following year as an LGBTQ+ student group for all learners.

Despite being close to James in her freshman year, the two later grew apart. Eventually, Joanie became quite bitter towards James, accusing him of abandoning his friendship with her in favour of seeking out popularity.
James McGovern

**James McGovern** is a recurring character in *All the Wrong Kids*. He is portrayed by William Benedetti.

James is perhaps best known as the founder and first head of Alphabet Soup, Marshall Maddox High School's LGBTQ+ student group, which he founded in his sophomore year and led up until his graduation. During and after his time at Marshall Maddox High, he is seen as a legend among members of Alphabet Soup and LGBTQ+ students in general for being incredibly popular and socially accepted by the "cool kids" whilst still being open and outspoken about his LGBTQ+ identity and advocating on behalf of the LGBTQ+ student body, including his unsuccessful push to allow same-sex couples to attend prom together.

## Biography

### Before the series

In his freshman year of high school, James came out as gay and became a member of Marshall Maddox High School's Gay-Straight Alliance. He soon became disillusioned with the group when one of his fellow freshmen, Joanie Williamson, was ridiculed by the gay members of the group after coming out as bisexual. James then committed himself to starting a group that was inclusive to all members of the LGBTQ+ community. The following year, the GSA was disbanded due to lack of interest, and James seized the opportunity to found Alphabet Soup, a new LGBTQ+ student group, of which he served as head until graduating in his senior year. His charisma and popularity amongst his peers, as well as the group's inclusiveness towards all people, allowed the group to gain traction in a short space of time.
Henry Hagglefunder

**Henry Hagglefunder** is a collective pseudonym used by former Marshall Maddox High School students **George Norman** and **Thomas Wilson-James**. During their time at Marshall Maddox High, the two co-founded and led the school's Film Club. They adopted the Henry Hagglefunder monicker as a result of the racial discrimination George received at the school. Together, the two would often produce amateur short films, including a short documentary called *The Secret History of Henry Hagglefunder* that explained the history behind the pseudonym and the founding of the Film Club.

In "The Invention of Henry Hagglefunder", George is portrayed by Edward Bruce and Thomas is portrayed by Donald Fraser.
It's All About the Money

## Episode guide

"**It's All About the Money**" is the twelfth episode of the third season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the fifty-fourth episode overall.

## Synopsis

The Chamberlains weigh their financial considerations. The gang tries to find some levity in the midst of their stress.

## Plot

While the Chamberlains try to determine what action to take regarding Finn's health, the rest of the gang splits up to find solace outside of the group. Nathaniel turns to Ian, Jack and Luke, while Liesel leans on Brynn for support. Meanwhile, Candace immerses herself into Student Council activities, especially when she hears of the struggles sophomore class representatives Samuel and Henrietta are having advocating for an increased arts department budget. Anastasia blows up on her father when he announces his engagement to Serena.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Travis Bedrosian as Jack Davis
* Gabrielle Buford as Serena
* Whitney Colston as Courtney Reynolds
* Kristin Davenport as Henrietta Parsons
* James Douglas as Luke Laurent
* Georgia Harwood as Brynn Maple
* Calvin Hill as Samuel Faulkner
* Michael P. Jones as Ian Freeman
* Bill Reeves as Kevin Holmes
* Jennie Stanford as Theodora Chamberlain
* Kara Westbay as Grace Duncan
Freddie Donovan

**Freddie Donovan** is a writer on *All the Wrong Kids* from seasons 1 to 3. During their time on *All the Wrong Kids*, he and frequent co-writer Hanna Stein wrote some of the most highly acclaimed episodes of the series.

## Credits

### Season 1

* "Freeman for the People"
* "Heather and the Other Girls"

### Season 2

* "Camp Finnegan"
* "Kiss"

### Season 3

* "Fist Against the Wall"
* "Percy Chamberlain vs. the Universe"
And Now, This

## Episode guide

"**And Now, This**" is the nineteenth episode of the third season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the sixty-first episode overall.

## Synopsis

Mia calls Finn out for slacking on his responsibilities as co-host of *Good Morning, Maddox!*.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Whitney Colston as Courtney Reynolds
* Vanessa Cruz as Delilah Santiago
* Spencer Dillenberger as Oliver Parrish
* Emily Dubois as Mia Maddox
* Bernard Gilbert as Howard McGovern
* Matthew Gomez as Abel Rojas
* Georgia Harwood as Brynn Maple
* Eden Rappaport as Kristin Jennings
* Hunter Wallace as Zane Bennett
How Come My Body

## Episode guide

"**How Come My Body**", also known as "**Ehsan**", is the fifth episode of the first season of *Maddox* and the fifth episode of the series overall. It premiered in 2022.

## Synopsis

Feeling insecure about his academic capabilities, Ehsan joins the school's basketball team. Dallas seeks solace from Mr. Ngo.

## Plot

After spending his weekend being evaluated for dyslexia, Ehsan decides to join the basketball team. Hakeem dismisses the idea and makes fun of Ehsan for suggesting it. Ehsan tells Mars that his dyslexia evaluation confirms that he’s stupid. Mars tries to comfort him, but Ehsan argues that he needs something new to rely on instead of his grades.

Dallas apologizes to Boogie for his outburst the previous week during his manic episode and the two make up. Dallas confides that he feels that his mental health is getting worse and his emotions more extreme, but that he can’t explain why. Boogie suggests that he speak to Mr. Ngo, but Dallas doubts that he will be able to help. He wants to tell his parents but he knows they won’t believe him.

At basketball tryouts, Ehsan becomes frustrated as he cannot keep up with the pace of the other players and is constantly a target of mockery from Jet. He tries to reach out to Hakeem for support, but after Jet makes homophobic comments about the two of them, Hakeem tells Ehsan to let it go and grow up. Dallas tries to reach out to Ehsan at the end of practice but is rebuffed.

The next day, with the support of Boogie, Dallas goes to meet Mr. Ngo and tells him about his worsening symptoms. During their conversation, he reveals that his parents are suspicious of his bipolar diagnosis and the concept of mental illnesses in general. Mr. Ngo advises him to have a conversation about his symptoms with his psychiatrist.

Hakeem apologizes to Ehsan for his behavior the day before, saying that hearing Jet’s blatant homophobia directed towards him freaked him out. The two reconcile and cross paths with Coach Maple, who commends Ehsan for trying out for the basketball team and encourages him to keep playing. After she leaves, Ehsan tells Hakeem about his dyslexia evaluation for the first time. Hakeem hugs him and promises to support him, and the two meet up with Mars. As Dallas forlornly exits Mr. Ngo’s office, Ehsan apologizes to him for his behavior during tryouts.

## Credits

### Cast

#### Starring

* Wesley Carter as Hakeem Franklin
* Samir Devani as Ehsan Patel
* Simon Olliges as Jet Webster
* Thomas J. Shapiro as Dallas Cowan
* Brandon Whitehead as Boogie Forman
* Tanner Paige Wise as Mars Maddox

## Trivia

* This episode takes its name from the song "How Come My Body" by Half Moon Run.
Anastasia Pep

## Episode guide

"**Anastasia Pep**" is the sixth episode of the third season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the forty-eighth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Anastasia joins the cheerleading squad. Brynn asks Liesel to join her for a tense family dinner.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Ryan D'Angelo as Mr. Maple
* Georgia Harwood as Brynn Maple
* Benita Hernandez as Sol Giraldo
* Bea Kagawa as Lola Hashimoto
* Jordana Kenyon as Catherine Ingram
* Andrea Leigh as Karen Swan
* Cecily Norton as Mama Maple
* Brittany Owens as Cassia Maple
* Ida Rowland as Serenity Whitaker
* Beverly Vega as Mrs. Maple
* Kara Westbay as Grace Duncan
* Tinley Zigler-Hayes as Hailey O’Brien
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Fist Against the Wall

## Episode guide

"**Fist Against the Wall**" is the eighth episode of the third season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the fiftieth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Finn joins a study group in order to prepare for his AP midterms. Percy has a wild night with the football team. Liesel, Candace and Nathaniel take issue with Anastasia's treatment of her father's girlfriend.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Gabrielle Buford as Serena
* Whitney Colston as Courtney Reynolds
* Vanessa Cruz as Delilah Santiago
* Emily Dubois as Mia Maddox
* Bernard Gilbert as Howard McGovern
* Calvin Hill as Samuel Faulkner
* Tristan Kemp as K. J. Daniels
* Langa Khumalo as Sonny Jefferson
* Jonathan May as Logan Hall
* Bill Reeves as Kevin Holmes
* Caspian Tanner as Brett Keller
* Nick Scott as Decker King
* Hunter Wallace as Zane Bennett
* Hannah Washington as Chenille Doberman
* Jane Washington as Sheila Doberman
Suddenly, Kyle

## Episode guide

"**Suddenly, Kyle**" is the nineteenth episode of the fourth season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the eighty-third episode overall.

## Synopsis

Liesel plans a romantic gesture to coincide with the school musical, but things don't go to plan. Nathaniel has an honest conversation about his feelings.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Omar Al-Ahmad as Jamal Franklin
* Brendan Michael Cox as Wayne Ross
* Spencer Dillenberger as Oliver Parrish
* Lori Gallegos as Dominique Wolfe
* Bernard Gilbert as Howard McGovern
* Ted Gillan as Jeff English
* Jordan Hargrave as Kyle Merritt
* Georgia Harwood as Brynn Maple
* Michael P. Jones as Ian Freeman
* Bea Kagawa as Lola Hashimoto
* Claire Langerak as Jessica Radcliffe
* Kate Nichols as Levana Ross
* Laura Short as Rose Zamora
* Olivia Vaughn as Harlow Ross
* Olivia Yee as Christina Wen
Christina Wen

**Christina Wen** is a supporting character in the second, third, fourth and fifth seasons of *All the Wrong Kids*. She is portrayed by Olivia Yee.

## History

Christina is from a Chinese-American family, with a first generation Chinese-American father and a Chinese immigrant mother. Her older brother, Patrick, suffered from depression, and died by suicide when Christina was 10.

Christina began playing the piano when she was in first grade. Throughout elementary school, she picked up both the trombone and the clarinet.
Introduction to Creative Writing

## Episode guide

"**Introduction to Creative Writing**" is the second episode of the first season of *New Adults* and the second episode of the series overall. It premiered on November 18, 2022.

## Synopsis

Underwhelmed by her first college creative writing class, Tiffany butts heads with her professor.

## Credits

* Ani Ackerman as Tiffany Rosenblum
* Sabah Mahgoub as Tahira Lewis
* Cassidy Robin Talbot as Elsa Foster
* Setina Bhoorasingh as Kiyana Price
* Julian Acquavella as Jake Morello
* Stacy Min-ji Hwang as Sydney Yeo
* Blake Sylvester as Damien Crowe
* Trey Cole as Lionel Banks
Captaincy

## Episode guide

"**Captaincy**" is the fourth episode of the first season of *All the Wrong Kids*, and the fourth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Anastasia faces competition from Liesel and Brynn Maple for the role of girls' basketball captain. Percy has his sights set on the boys' captaincy but is challenged by Skip, while Nathaniel is distracted by Ian's tense behavior.

## Appearing cast

### Main cast

* Robyn Brinkworth as Anastasia Holmes
* Jason Cunningham as Nathaniel Ross
* Roxanne Lambert as Candace Summerfield
* Eric Martindale as Finn Chamberlain
* Sam Martindale as Percy Chamberlain
* Jessica Sheffield as Liesel Hofmeister

### Supporting cast

* Hayden Braunstein as Martin
* Vanessa Cruz as Delilah Santiago
* Jonah Fold as Skip
* Lori Gallegos as Dominique Wolfe
* Matthew Gomez as Abel Rojas
* Georgia Harwood as Brynn Maple
* Michael P. Jones as Ian Freeman
* Tristan Kemp as K. J. Daniels
* Ariana Lake as Alisha Larsen
* Eden Rappaport as Kristin Jennings
* Cole Shirley as Josh

### Minor cast

* Rupert James as Marshall
* Ellie-May Kennedy as Isabelle
* Alicia Miles as Bethany
* Kevin Montgomery as Shawn
* Peter Howell Sherman as Al
* Elliott Stevens as Colin
* Veronica Wagner as Jodie
Don't Worry, You Will

## Episode guide

"**Don't Worry, You Will**", also known as "**Andrea**", is the third episode of the first season of *Maddox* and the third episode of the series overall. It premiered in 2022.

## Synopsis

Andrea's friends express concern about her budding relationship with Dallas. Hakeem gets some help in his efforts to revitalize the school's film club.

## Plot

A montage shows Andrea and Dallas’s developing friendship: whenever they pass each other in the hallways, they say hello; they sit next to each other in Mme. Abbott’s French class and Mrs. Herrera’s history class; and they text each other constantly. Andrea agrees to hang out with Dallas after school at The Cool Down later that week.

Hakeem, Mars and Ehsan put up posters together to advertise for the revival of The Reel Deal. Boogie expresses interest in signing up to have an extracurricular before basketball season starts. After he leaves, Hakeem and Mars consider whether or not he was flirting, which Ehsan immediately shoots down.

During cheerleading practice, Andrea tells Jaz and Kelsey about her upcoming date. Kelsey advises against it, saying that Dallas has a history of unstable behavior and that he comes from a bigoted family. Jaz disagrees, citing Dallas’s kindness towards her during Boogie’s back-to-school party. Before their conversation can continue, Coach Onoja tells them to focus on practice.

A few days later, Boogie tempers Dallas’s excitement over his upcoming date and discourages him from romanticizing Andrea too much. Boogie admits to having feelings for Jaz and Dallas imagines a future double date between himself, Andrea, Boogie and Jaz. Boogie reminds Dallas to take his newly prescribed Ativan as Dallas heads to Mr. Ngo’s office for a meeting.

Between classes, Kelsey gets Jet to back up her claims about Dallas. He tells Andrea that Dallas crashed his older brother’s motorcycle at a party the year before for seemingly no reason and that he has anger management problems. Kelsey insists that he is dangerous and urges Andrea to leave him alone. Meanwhile, Boogie catches up with Jaz. Instead of asking her on a date, Boogie notices Hakeem, Ehsan and Mars struggling to get people interested in The Reel Deal and asks her to join the film club instead. Jaz says yes.

After school, Andrea and Dallas meet at The Cool Down. The date starts off well. Eventually, Andrea asks about Dallas’s past, and he admits he has bipolar disorder and takes medication for it. This information puts Andrea at ease. She and Dallas agree to take things slow. The next day, they say hello as they pass each other in the hallway.

## Credits

### Cast

#### Starring

* Wesley Carter as Hakeem Franklin
* Julia Chee as Andrea Salazar
* Samir Devani as Ehsan Patel
* Emily Leung as Kelsey Ma
* Teanna Mathers as Jaz Miller
* Simon Olliges as Jet Webster
* Thomas J. Shapiro as Dallas Cowan
* Brandon Whitehead as Boogie Forman
* Tanner Paige Wise as Mars Maddox

## Trivia

* This episode takes its name from the song "don't worry, you will" by lovelytheband.
I Wanna Be There

## Episode guide

"**I Wanna Be There**" is the tenth episode of the second season of *Maddox* and the twenty-fourth episode of the series overall. It premiered in 2023.

## Synopsis

Jaz’s friends rally behind her when she closes herself off from those around her. Things get heated between Jet and Chloe.

## Trivia

* This episode takes its name from the song "I Wanna Be There" by Liza Anne.