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Ava
My Super Sweet 16 - S1 - E3
Ava is a 15-year-old half-Muslim/half-Jew. Her parents decided she could either have a big Bat Mitzvah or sweet sixteen. She chose a sweet sixteen. Ava decides the theme of her party will be Arabian. Her and her party planner choose the idea of having four good-looking guys bring her into the room upon a platform. 8 men from the local college line up and Ava makes her choices. For the perfect dress Ava travels to Paris. She finds what she thinks is the right one, but her Mom says it's ""too much for a sixteen-year-old."" As she tries on other dresses she feels everyone is trying to force their opinion on her too much. Finally, Eva somehow coaxes her Mom into getting her the dress. In the end Eva says the party was ""one of the best days of my life"" and she ""wouldn't change it for the world.""
My Super Sweet 16: Season 1 - 6 Episode s
1x1 - Jacqueline & Lauren
January 18, 2005
In the first episode of the series, Jacqueline and Lauren, two close friends, decide to celebrate their sweet sixteen with a ""Coming Out"" Party at the Hard Rock Cafe. Time constraints force the girls to hand out invitations at school. Soon, the party turns in to ""what everyone's talking about."" Finally, the chaotic party begins. Uninvited guests are going as far as trying to forge ""VIP passes"" to have the chance of entering. Unexpectedly, Pauly Shore shows up. The girls couldn't be more excited. In the end, Lauren says the party was ""nothing special."" While Jacqueline, even after receiving a punch, says the party ""rocked!""
1x2 - Jacque
January 25, 2005
Jacque is a 15-year-old who can't wait to step into adulthood. She sees her ""Masquerade Ball"" as a great opportunity for revenge and to gain popularity. The day of her party Jacque is consistently worried that something will go wrong. She's especially keeping a close eye on her mother, who she believes will ""get drunk and do something crazy."" At the ball, Jacque's Mom ends up embarrassing her by dancing with her crush, Chad. In the end, after sharing a dance with Chad, Jacque says the party was ""awesome!""
1x3 - Ava
February 1, 2005
Ava is a 15-year-old half-Muslim/half-Jew. Her parents decided she could either have a big Bat Mitzvah or sweet sixteen. She chose a sweet sixteen. Ava decides the theme of her party will be Arabian. Her and her party planner choose the idea of having four good-looking guys bring her into the room upon a platform. 8 men from the local college line up and Ava makes her choices. For the perfect dress Ava travels to Paris. She finds what she thinks is the right one, but her Mom says it's ""too much for a sixteen-year-old."" As she tries on other dresses she feels everyone is trying to force their opinion on her too much. Finally, Eva somehow coaxes her Mom into getting her the dress. In the end Eva says the party was ""one of the best days of my life"" and she ""wouldn't change it for the world.""
1x4 - Hart
February 8, 2005
Hart is a preppy 15 year old who enjoys tennis. He decides he wants a tennis court at his sweet 16 party. So the celebration won't die down, Hart, accompanied by his father, travel to New York City to look for girls to dance at his party. Everything seems to be in place until Hart realizes his party is the same night as a school dance. To guarentee more people to come, he lets about 10 of his close girl friends choose a blouse for free from his step mom's store. Finally the day of the party arrives. At first not a lot of people show up. Bored, Hart and his friend decide to have a contest to see who can drink the most Redbull. He then gets sick and feels like he's going to puke. Soon after, more people show up and he starts feeling better. The dancers arrive. They're a hit with the boys. But not with the girls. In the end Hart enjoys his party and says he ""definitley wants to do it again.""
1x5 - Natalie
February 15, 2005
Natalie is the new girl in town and wants to make herself known by throwing a great sweet 16. Her Dad owns 5 nightclubs where she lives, so she decides to have her party at one of them. For her outfit, Natalie travels to Las Vegas. She decides everyone will be shopping back in California while she'll have something different. Before the party Natalie's Dad comes out dressed in an Elvis costume. This is exactly what she didn't need. Not only is she worried, but now her Dad's making of fool of himself and her. Natalie is ""pissed off."" Finally the party begins and it's a hit. In the end, Natalie is pleased. Jackie, from episode one, even says it's ""way better than my party!""
1x6 - Sierra
February 22, 2005
Sierra is a 14-year-old diva who decides, instead of a sweet 16, to throw a sweet 15. She compares herself to the likes of Beyonce and Diana Ross. She hopes to one day be a celebrity like her Dad, rapper Cee-Lo. For Sierra's entrance, she wants to be lowered in by a helicopter by rope. The helicopter techs say there may be some issues concerning safety. Sierra says either she wants to be lowered in by rope or not have the helicopter at all. Sierra chooses to make think out of the box and makes edible invitations. She has two different varieties -- both small cakes. One pink and labeled with an S (for Sierra). The other brown and labeled with an L and a V (for Louis Vuitton). Sierra hires models to deliver the invitations. She makes sure the models say to the invitee, ""No gift? No party."" When Sierra goes to look for her dress at Bow Wow's mom's store she is surprised to find him there. She invites him to her party. He accepts the invitation and says he will be there. Afterward, Sierra