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Unfabulous

2004–2007 · TV Show · 24 min episodes · 3 seasons
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Addie is a teenage middle school student. She has two BFFs and an annoying big brother.

Details

Created by
Sue Rose
Released
12 September 2004
Country
United States
Language
English
Episode length
24 min
Rated
TV-Y7
Episodes
41 across 3 seasons
Awards
0 wins, 22 nominations

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0 wins from 22 nominations across 8 ceremonies

2008 Kids' Choice Awards 2008 Favorite TV Actress Emma Roberts Nominee
Young Artist Awards 2008 Best Young Ensemble Performance in a TV Series Jordan Calloway Bianca Collins Dustin Ingram Malese Jow Mary Lou Emma Roberts Chelsea Tavares Nominee
Young Artist Awards 2008 Best Performance in a TV Series – Supporting Young Actress Malese Jow Nominee
Young Artist Awards 2008 Best Performance in a TV Series – Leading Young Actress Emma Roberts Nominee
2007 Australian Kids' Choice Awards 2007 Fave Nick Show Unfabulous Nominee
2007 Kids' Choice Awards 2007 Favorite TV Actress Emma Roberts Nominee
2007 UK Kids' Choice Awards 2007 Best TV Actress Emma Roberts Nominee
Casting Society of America 2007 Best Casting – Children's TV Programming Harriet Greenspan Nominee
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