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The show focuses on the lives of two best friends and neighbors since birth, Tucker and Rebecca, and their respective adventures as they travel through the world of eighth grade with their other best friends, Christine and Miles. The show was produced by Atlantis Films in association with Disney Channel and Buena Vista International, Inc. Flash Forward is best known for being the first series branded under the "Disney Channel Original Series" label. A third season was originally renewed, but it strangely never happened.

Characters

Tuck James

Tucker "Tuck" James (Ben Foster) is a 13-year-old teenager who has just started eighth grade and sees it as a life-altering event. Tucker faces the travails of a teen's life with his trademark humor and rebounds from the fouls dealt by bullies and the occasional intruding parent by seeking solace in his friendship with Miles. He and Becca have been best friends since they were born and remain committed to each other through thick and thin.

Becca Fisher

Rebecca "Becca" Fisher (Jewel Staite), also 13, is the much-flustered best friend of Tucker and is experiencing the same disillusionment with eighth grade. Her new best friend is Christine, someone who Becca sees as an easier person than Tucker to confide in about the things that are starting to matter (namely boys). Becca also faces ridicule from her bossy and stuck-up sister Ellen and carries a secret crush on the local pizza maker, Gooch.

Miles Vaughn

Miles (Theodore Borders) is Tucker's new best friend and starts the eighth grade year off as his constant companion. He often acts as the voice of reason in his relationship with Tucker, often bringing Tucker back down to the ground when Tucker allow his flights of fancy to get the better of him.

Chris Harrison

Christine "Chris" Harrison (Asia Vieira) is Becca's new best friend and often finds herself in the middle of Becca's schemes and troubles. She serves as a source of companionship and most importantly a listener, someone Becca can confide in during their ever-changing world. Christine is the owner of the dubiously named Steve, a dog.

Horace James

Horace (Ricky Mabe) is Tucker's long-suffering brother. He is often the butt of Tucker's jokes and pranks, but holds a great deal of respect for his older brother. He is known for capturing all on his video camera, sometimes using the footage to his advantage as blackmail against Tucker. He is very much the typical annoying little brother.

Ellen Fisher

Played by both Rachel Blanchard (ep. 1–4) and Robin Brûlé. Ellen is Becca's domineering, self-centered older sister. She has no real respect for anyone other than herself and (arguably) her boyfriend Ryan. Ellen is often a source of pain and discomfort for her younger sister.

Episodes

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|EpisodeNumber = 1
|Title = Fresh Start all Over Again
|DirectedBy = Graeme Lynch
|WrittenBy = Heather Conkle

|ShortSummary = It's the first day of school and there are let downs (and drop downs - of Tucker's clothing).
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|EpisodeNumber=2
|Title=I'm OK, You're a Jerk
|DirectedBy = Graeme Lynch
|WrittenBy = Kevin Neville
|ShortSummary=Becca petitions for Christine to be allowed to wrestle, while Tucker mocks the idea of girls wrestling, resulting in Tucker doing rhythmic dancing and a wrestling contest between Christine and Miles.
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|EpisodeNumber=3
|Title=House Party
|DirectedBy = Graeme Lynch
|WrittenBy = Susin Nielsen
|ShortSummary=While the parents are away, Becca and Tucker decide to throw a party at his house, while Becca's older sister Ellen throws one at Becca's house. It soon becomes clear that Tucker's main objective is to impress Kerry while Becca wants to impress Ellen's friend Zack, and results in neither of them being interested in just hanging out with friends at a party.
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|EpisodeNumber=4
|Title=Cool Book
|DirectedBy = Graeme Lynch
|WrittenBy = Dawn Ritchie
|ShortSummary=Kerry's idea to start a Cool Book (Slam Book) results in hurtful comments being passed around.
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|EpisodeNumber=5
|Title=On Your Toes
|DirectedBy = Neill Fearnley
|WrittenBy = Jackie May
|ShortSummary=Becca must choose between the perks associated with being in pep squad and her love of ballet, while Tucker and Miles try to win a candid photo contest.
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|EpisodeNumber=6
|Title=Speechless
|DirectedBy = Graeme Lynch
|WrittenBy = Sheri Elwood & John May
|ShortSummary=Becca is determined to beat her rival Vega (Raine Pare-Coull) in a speech contest, and Tucker writes a proposal to try to take over reading the announcements from his rival, Jack.
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|EpisodeNumber=7
|Title=Scalpers
|DirectedBy = Graeme Lynch
|WrittenBy = Dennis Foon & John May
(story by: Dennis Foon)
|ShortSummary=After Kerry manipulates Tucker into giving her a concert ticket intended for Becca, Tucker tries to find a way to obtain and pay for another ticket, which involves him manipulating a few people himself.
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|EpisodeNumber=8
|Title=Dog Day After Lunch
|DirectedBy = Milan Cheylov
|WrittenBy = Kate Barris
|ShortSummary=Tucker's attempt to help his little brother Horace deal with a bully results in a scheduled fight between them and their respective nemeses, while Becca and Christine take an interest in a dog on the school compound.
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|EpisodeNumber=9
|Title=Makeover
|DirectedBy = Bruce McDonald
|WrittenBy = M. Fred Wright & Steve Wright
|ShortSummary=Becca's old best friend Max returns from New York and clashes with new best friend Christine, while Tucker comes up with a scheme to spend quality time with Kerry.
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|EpisodeNumber=10
|Title=That's My Baby
|DirectedBy = Ron Oliver
|WrittenBy = Anita Kapila & John Slama
(story by: Thèrése Beaupré)
|ShortSummary=Tucker volunteers to look after the fake baby he and Becca are assigned so that Becca will babysit Horace in return, while Christine prepares to get Steve neutered. Amanda Tapping guest stars as Ms. Yansouni.
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|EpisodeNumber=11
|Title=Double Bill
|DirectedBy = John Bell
|WrittenBy = Heather Conkle
|ShortSummary=Hoping to experience her first kiss, Becca plans a double date with Christine, Scott Stuckey (Ryan Gosling) and Zed (Kris Lemche) while Tucker drags Miles and Steve along to spy on them.
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|EpisodeNumber=12
|Title=Maltese Chicken
|DirectedBy = John Bell
|WrittenBy = Sheri Elwood
|ShortSummary=Becca and Ellen both want to go to Malta, but there is only one ticket, so Becca enlists the help of Tucker and Miles, first in spying on Ellen to prove that she doesn't deserve to go, and then in locating the desired ticket after Becca loses it.
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|EpisodeNumber=13
|Title=Flossed in the Woods
|DirectedBy = Ron Oliver
|WrittenBy = Bernice Vanderlaan
|ShortSummary=Becca, Tucker, Christine, Miles, Horace and Steve go camping in the woods and find it a lot harder than they expected.
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|EpisodeNumber=14
|Title=Crime and Punishment
|DirectedBy = Milan Cheylov
|WrittenBy = Ian Weir
|ShortSummary=Tucker drags Miles into his scheme of becoming a living legend by planning a complicated prank while Becca needs to write a great article to convince the editor of the school paper to give her a better job.
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|EpisodeNumber=15
|DirectedBy = John Bell
|WrittenBy = John Slama
|Title=Good Sports
|ShortSummary=Tucker tries out for the soccer team in order to appear in a team picture in the yearbook other than the AV Team, and discovers that he is actually a good goalie, while Becca has to cover the sports section of the paper in order to be allowed to have a poetry feature.
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|EpisodeNumber=16
|Title=Love Letters
|DirectedBy = Stephen Williams
|WrittenBy = John Slama
(story by: Thèrése Beaupré)
|ShortSummary=Concerned that Miles is spending too much time with his computer, Becca and Tucker send him an online love letter anonymously but don't let Christine in on the plan since they think that she can't keep a secret. Complications arise when Miles wants to meet his secret admirer and Christine becomes upset that Becca and Tucker are hiding something from her.
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|EpisodeNumber=17
|Title=Presents
|DirectedBy = Ron Oliver
|WrittenBy = Robert Cooper
|ShortSummary=Tucker and Becca share a birthday and have a tradition of exchanging gifts the night before. Tucker is determined to get Becca a great gift for once while Becca is preoccupied with the birthday treat her crush Gooch offered her for the same day.
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|EpisodeNumber=18
|Title=Apeward Bound
|DirectedBy = David Straiton
|WrittenBy = John Slama
|ShortSummary=Miles has a plan for enabling him and Tucker to sneak away to see a movie festival during a school trip, while Becca and Christine become lost on the trip.
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|EpisodeNumber=19
|Title=Mudpack
|DirectedBy = Ron Oliver
|WrittenBy = Sheri Elwood & Rob Baird
|ShortSummary=Becca, on Max's advice, wants to crash the ninth grade secret mudslide party to change her reputation from being too serious, and gets help to do so from Tucker, who is being severely punished for crashing a car into the garage and has vowed to change his reputation to being more "helpful".
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|EpisodeNumber=20
|Title=Just Friends
|DirectedBy = Graeme Lynch
|WrittenBy = Susin Nielsen
|ShortSummary=Max tells Becca that people think that she and Tucker are a couple, so Becca tries to distance herself from him by forcing him to spend time with Christine instead (coaching Horace in baseball), the result of which surprises and upsets her.
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|EpisodeNumber=21
|Title=Skate Bait
|DirectedBy = Anita Kapila
|WrittenBy = Alex Chapple
|ShortSummary=Gooch volunteers to represent Tucker and Miles in a skating contest against Scott Stuckey (Ryan Gosling), but he gets injured, leaving Tucker to replace him, so Becca, without informing Tucker, agrees to date Scott if he calls off the contest.
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|EpisodeNumber=22
|Title=Expose
|DirectedBy = Neill Fearnley
|WrittenBy = Ian Weir
|ShortSummary=When a journalist comes to Parkview to do a story on the students, Becca uses the opportunity to try to get a column in the newspaper that he works for, while Tucker, Miles and their friends conspire to make the students seem more interesting.
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|EpisodeNumber=23
|Title=Saboteur
|DirectedBy = Alex Chapple
|WrittenBy = John May & John Slama
|ShortSummary=After Miles and Tucker belittle the idea that Becca can help them sabotage the school float, she gets Christine and new girl Darby (Caterina Scorsone) to help her devise a separate sabotage plan and fails to notice that Tucker has a crush on Darby, which makes it difficult for him to concentrate on his own plan.
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|EpisodeNumber=24
|Title=Funny Like Me
|DirectedBy = Ron Oliver
|WrittenBy = Anita Kapila
(story by: Anita Kapila, Allan Novak and Howie Wisman)
|ShortSummary=For a school talent show, Max and Christine agree to do a tap dancing act with Becca, but find that she is the weakest link in their act; Miles gets stuck with Abbie (Maia Filar) for a partner, first in a magic and then in a music act; and Tucker plans a comedy act with Roland (Matthew Lemche), who then begins to emulate him.
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|EpisodeNumber=25
|Title=Fright Night
|DirectedBy = Neill Fearnley
|WrittenBy = Sheri Elwood
|ShortSummary=Becca promises Max a fun night with her and Christine while her parents and Ellen are out, and Tucker and Miles plan to have a horror festival while Tucker's parents are out.
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|EpisodeNumber=26
|Title=Curtain Call
|DirectedBy = Graeme Lynch
|WrittenBy = John Slama
(story by: Sarah Dodd
& Ian Weir)
|ShortSummary=Becca adapts Robin Hood.
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References

1. ^The Disney Channel Magazine, Vol. 13, no. 6, December 1995/January 1996: pp. 25, 31, 40, 43-44, 46.
2. ^¹The Disney Channel Magazine, Vol. 14, no. 4, August/September 1996: p. 4.
3. ^¹The Disney Channel Magazine, Vol. 14, no. 6, December 1996/January 1997: pp. 18, 23, 36, 39, 47.

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