The series changed the face of prime-time sitcoms by introducing young audiences to an eccentric teenaged girl from a broken home on the mend. A video blogger predating the Internet, Blossom Russo chronicled the events of her teenage life in full, hilarious and sometimes heartbreaking detail, providing inspiration to youngsters and their families for five very special seasons.
Blossom hears her parents arguing, they tell Blossom they have an appointment with a lawyer. Blossom dreams about what it will be like if her parents divorce.
When Blossom reaches puberty for the first time, she turns to her friend Six, instead of calling her MIA mother, for advice on how to handle it. Overwhelmed, Blossom soon has a dream where her a dream mom tells her all she needs to know about that time of the month.
Nick won't give permission for Blossom to attend prom with one of Joey's friends.
Blossom doesn't like her dad's new girlfriend.
With their dad working on a cruise ship for a week, he reluctantly leaves Blossom in charge. Things are going well until she notices Anthony's latest girlfriend, also a recovering drug addict, steal a valuable family heirloom. As Blossom laments to Six about how to tell Anthony that his girlfriend is a thief, she soon discovers bigger problems when Joey arrives home, announcing that someone stole their dad's car at the mall, only to discover that it's in the police impound lot.
Blossom sneaks off to a party.
Blossom feels left out when Six befriends a new student.
Blossom wants to go to a favorite family vacation spot to bring the family closer.
Blossom ends up going to a school dance with a geek.
Nick gives Tony a ultimatum -- get a job or move out; Blossom struggles to write an original composition for her music class.
Anthony worries about a friend who is in danger of relapsing; Blossom asks Six for help calling a boy.
Blossom hopes to convince her dad to enroll her in public school.
Nick learns that a woman he had a fling with now has a child.
Blossom's is devastated when her old boyfriend returns from college and dumps her.
Blossom considers going to second base with her boyfriend, Jimmy.
Blossom's grandfather comes to town and clashes with Nick.
Blossom and Six find a joint and consider smoking it but Nick finds it and interrogates everyone in the family.
Blossom and Six go on a school band trip.
Blossom is upset when a boy she trusts spreads a lie about her around school; Joey ends up in an honor's English class.
Blossom has a crush on a boy Six is dating; Anthony's dream of becoming an EMT due to his past.
Anthony worries that Joey's friend is to depend on alcohol; Blossom and Nick play hooky from school and work.
Joey gets a job because he has wrecked Nick's car again; Six begins spending all her time at the Russo house.
Blossom sick with the flu images she is a rock star.
The kids fantasize about Nick's new girlfriend.
Blossom and Six try to play matchmaker with their parents.
Strapped for cash, Nick considers selling the house.
Nick takes a job playing Christmas music at the mall.
Blossom freezes up during her PSAT while Joey excels at the SAT.
Blossom develops a crush on a substitute teacher.
Blossom is targeted by a bully when she is partnered with the girl's boyfriend for a school project; An old classmate of Nick is having a mid-life crisis.
Blossom joins the debate team but struggles with her fear of public speaking.
Blossom, Tony and Joey work on a video letter to their mom for her 40th birthday.
A popular girl attends Blossom's slumber party but she is using the party as a cover to sneak out; Anthony has a date with Hilary Banks.
Blossom and Six wait in line for C+C music factory tickets; Anthony wonders why his new partner doesn't like him.
Six and her mom stay with the Russo's while their house is being fumigated.
The Russo clan gets caught in various lies.
Blossom uses tears to pass her road test for her driving license; Joey is harassed at work.
Nick doesn't like Blossom's new love interest, Vinnie.
Upset with Nick, Blossom runs off with Vinnie.
Blossom writes a letter to her mother documenting the recent happenings with the family.
Blossom and Vinnie has different ideas about their relationship; Joey thinks he is at fault when a girl he dumped is in an accident; Nick cleans the house.
Six is upset when Blossom keeps blowing her off for Vinnie; Joey tries to hire an escort for his first sexual experience.
Joey struggles to write a story for class; Blossom is worried when Vinnie meets up with an ex.
Blossom fantasies about life with and without Vinnie after he is in a motorcycle accident; Joey and Nick hustle two guys at a game of pool.
Blossom and Six get fake ID's to attend a performance at a night club; Anthony hosts a funeral at the house for a patient that died.
Joey is offered the opportunity to play in the minor leagues but would have to miss his senior year; Blossom and Six's yard sale gets them in trouble with the law.
Blossom and Six fight off what they believe is a masked intruder but it is really Joey trying to sneak back in; Anthony, Nick and Buzz dress up as Wilson Phillips for a costume contest.
Blossom's campaign for student council president is played out in news coverage style.
Blossom records a family video; Joey worries when he comes across his birth certificate.
Blossom drinks spiked punch at a frat party and stays out all night.
For a school project, Blossom has to be Jewish for a week; Six announces she is losing her virginity; Anthony and Joey work on a car together.
Buzz tells Blossom the story of how he met Blossom's grandmother, Ruby.
Nick is not thrilled when a woman he is dating uses him for material in her act; Blossom and Six make a video about safe sex but doesn't meet with the approval of their principal.
Blossom and Six reminisce about growing up; Anthony wants to take the next step with Rhonda.
Six guilts Blossom into taking her driving and Six destroys Nick's car; Buzz gets married.
Nick's old bandmate visits; Anthony and Joey believe they have seen a ghost train; Blossom and Vinnie fall asleep together while Nick's out.
Nick gets a job as an Elvis impersonator at Disneyland and the kids show up to surprise him.
The family watches student films that the kids made.
Prom brings up discussions about sex and relationships for various couples.
Blossom writes her mom (Melissa Manchester) about her breakup with Vinnie.
Six beats out Blossom for a job at a record store.
A friend of Nick's uses the family as inspiration for a sitcom.
Blossom and Six make a new friend who has bulimia; Nick dates a woman with five children; Joey starts a new job as a pizza delivery boy.
Blossom considers moving to Paris.
Blossom arrives in Paris to spend time with her mother; Joey and Anthony get a job as a currier in order to go to Paris.
Blossom begins seeing a French waiter; Anthony and Joey are pursued over the package they are supposed to deliver.
Blossom is surprised to see Vinnie in Paris; Anthony and Joey find out what is really in the case.
Blossom and Vinnie have a night out with other dates; Anthony and Joey try to figure out what to do with the package they were supposed to deliver.
Blossom is concerned with Six's drinking; Anthony and Rhonda admit to infidelities; Joey and Nick spend time together camping.
Blossom's mom announces she plans to move back to California.
Six begins dating a ex-convict ten years older than her; Joey is asked to be on a Presidential advisory council.
Six runs away from home with Sonny; Blossom is conficted over telling Six's mother where she is.
Blossom debates what to do when she finds out a classmate brought a gun to school; Joey helps an alcoholic clown.
Set 10 years in the future, Nick visits a psychiatrist office and discusses what was happening when he felt needed by his kids.
Blossom tries to write a romance novel to earn money for college; Anthony wins tickets to the Playboy Mansion and agrees to take Joey along.
Blossom worries that Vinnie is losing interest in her; Nick finds out that his date has a past with Tony.
Nick worries that the kids do not like his new girlfriend, Carol; Still upset over his break-up with Rhonda, Anthony falls off the wagon and wakes up married to someone; Six worries she may be pregnant.
Buzz returns after divorcing Genvieve; Anthony and Shelly decide to have a formal wedding; Six takes a pregnancy test.
Blossom deals with a girl who wants to be just like her; Shelly uses Anthony as inspiration for her children's book.
Blossom still has trouble warming up to Carol; Joey finally loses his virginity.
Blossom develops a crush on her supervisor at the homeless shelter; Anthony has his first experience with racism since marrying Shelley.
Blossom arranges for one of Vinnie's friends to go on a date with Six but the friend hits on Blossom; Joey has a surprising secret admirer; Anthony tries to bond with Shelley's dad.
Blossom images she is in a 1950's beach movie.
Blossom images she is in a 1950's beach movie.
Blossom agrees to babysit Kennedy but when Six gets tickets to a concert she leaves Kennedy with Anthony; Joey tries to help a friend taking steroids.
The cast shares their favorite scenes from the series.
Blossom gets into a funk; Shelly's cousin visits and doesn't like Anthony because he is white; Carol's ex-husband visits Nick.
Blossom and Tony try to fix up Mrs. Peterson and their grandpa; Joey learns opera for his senior project.
A UFO hovers over the Russo house to observe the seven deadly sins.
Blossom finds out show surprising information about her dad; Joey remembers all the time his mom let him down; Anthony and Shelly have a fight about Rhonda.
Blossom is upset when she finds out that Vinnie has been accepted to Princeton.
Joey gets the opportunity to play minor league baseball; Blossom and Vinnie face a tough decision in the relationship.
Blossom has difficulty accepting the various changes in the Russo's household.
After fighting with Nick over his engagement to Carol, Blossom heads out on the road with Joey.
Blossom asks Joey to set her up with one of his teammates.
Blossom films a video for Anthony and Shelly's baby; Joey gets hazed by a veteran player.
Nick and Carol prepare to marry, with both of their exes in attendance.
Blossom uses her relationship with Carol in a writing assignment.
Blossom ends up babysitting Kennedy and her bratty friend; Joey gets some "help" in baseball.
Joey suffers through a slump in baseball; Blossom and Six get accepted to different colleges.
Blossom images herself as Forrest Gump impacting celebrities lives.
Tony is stuck on the job when Shelly goes into labor.
Blossom sneaks out to an older party.
Blossom auditions for a well known play director but is discouraged when he criticizes her motivation.
Blossom is unable to find alone time with her new boyfriend.
After helping Nick when he throws out his back, Joey decides to go back to school.
Blossom agrees to show one of Nick's friend's sons around town but Nick hopes romance is in the cards for the two.
Vinnie returns and announces he is transferring to UCLA.
Blossom goes on a date with a popular guy at school and when she rejects his advances he hits her.
Tony and Shelly announce they are moving to Rhode Island.
Blossom gets a chance to audition for a movie role but is conflicted when the role requires nudity.
Blossom refuses to finish a class when she disagrees with a teacher for a grade.
Joey reconciles with Melanie and proposes marriage; Carol helps Blossom get a job though an old boyfriend contact leaving Nick jealous.
Blossom has trouble accepting that Nick plans to sell the house.
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