Tall Girl 2

Jodi, driven by her newfound fame, is eager to land a part in the spring musical. However, her ambition starts to create tension in her otherwise smooth relationship with Dunkleman.

Jodi auditions and secures the lead role of Kim in 'Bye Bye Birdie'. This unexpected success amplifies her feelings of insecurity and anxiety as she prepares for the role.

Tommy is cast as the lead opposite Jodi in the production, sparking a complicated dynamic between them. While he is supportive, Jodi wrestles with her growing feelings and her existing relationship.

Harper, Jodi's sister, aims to break free from the confines of beauty pageants to prove her worth. Meanwhile, Fareeda faces familial challenges as she pursues her dream of becoming a fashion designer.

Kimmy, Jodi's bully who lost the lead role to her, becomes increasingly determined to undermine Jodi. She devises schemes to ensure Jodi fails during rehearsals.

Dunkleman struggles with his emotions as Jodi prioritizes rehearsals over their anniversary dinner. This incident strains their relationship and leads to a painful separation.

After her split from Dunkleman, Jodi grows closer to Tommy, culminating in an unexpected kiss. This complicates her feelings as she grapples with her past relationship.

As Jodi attempts to reconcile with Dunkleman, she admits to kissing Tommy, leading to an explosive reaction from Dunkleman. The couple officially breaks up, marking a turning point in Jodi's emotional journey.

Jodi participates in a pre-show 'burning ceremony' aimed at releasing negativity before their performance. Initially intending to burn Dunkleman's shoes, she ultimately decides against it, showcasing her internal growth.

In a surprising gesture, Kimmy saves Jodi's shoes from the fire during the ceremony. This act symbolizes the beginning of Kimmy's redemption and marks a shift in their relationship.

Despite Tommy's interest, Jodi recognizes she is not ready for a new relationship, choosing to maintain a friendship instead. This decision reflects her ongoing emotional turmoil and dedication to self-discovery.

On the opening night of 'Bye Bye Birdie', Jodi battles her inner critic, despite her parents’ advice on overcoming nerves. Her self-doubt threatens to overshadow the excitement of the performance.

In a pivotal moment, Kimmy declines Jodi's offer to take her place on stage, choosing instead to support her from the wings. This marks a significant act of solidarity and growth for Kimmy.

The opening night concludes successfully, with Jodi feeling a sense of accomplishment. She finally silences her inner critic, gaining confidence in her abilities as a performer.

After the show, Dunkleman reveals he had been capturing moments in the lighting booth all night. They share a heartfelt conversation, confessing their love and deciding to reconcile amidst their past challenges.