This poem-writing thing is quite catching on to me. So let me redo Susie Sings The Blues (an ep of All Grown Up!) as a poem (and I even work in some quotes, too):

The premiere of "All Grown Up!"
Was quite some major news.
Here's what went down
In "Susie Sings The Blues":

Susie was singing the anthem
Of the US, at the Wombat Hall
Where she met this lady
Who was apparently enthralled

Her name was Beverly Jones,
She was a talent scout.
Susie seemed to be starbound,
without any sign of doubt.

Meanwhile, Tommy and Chuckie
Were talking, over lunch,
About life on the edge,
Being like the wild bunch.

Finster was complaining
That his life was just too plain.
He felt that taking risks with Tommy
Would give him a lot to gain.

Later on at the Java Lava
Betty and Chazz were in quite a spot
To stay afloat, they really needed
Some customers, nay, quite a lot.

They decided, on Angelica's advice,
To put on a talent night.
But were they thinking like Angelica?
Well... not exactly quite.

She wanted herself as opener,
For their little talent show.
The grown-ups were, however,
thinking Susie was the way to go.

At the Carmichael house,
The parents weren't so sure
That taking the pop star route
Was the right one for her.

They wanted her to devote
The years to education
Instead of making singing
A part-time occupation.

While she was talking about stardom
With Kimi, Phil and Lil,
Angelica came along
With her backup, Harold and Dil.

The twins were her backup too,
As if those two weren't enough,
But Kimi told spunky Susie
That she had the stuff.

Meanwhile, in the bathroom,
Pangborn became quite the crank
When he became a victim
Of Finster's little prank.

Involving basketball shoes,
Glued onto the ceiling.
While Chuckie was quite cocky,
Tommy had some ill feeling.

Over a poster of Emica,
Susie had a dream
Of being in the limelight
And her name being screamed.

So snapping back to the real world
She used the school pay phone
To call the talent scout
Yes, Ms. Beverly Jones.

Auditioning at the Wombat Hall,
Susie decided to give it a whirl
Especially when she heard that
Bev had reps with "Pouty Girl".

But first Beverly said that
For Susie's career to go
She needed a thousand dollars,
And Susie had to get that dough.

Later on, Pangborn was attacked
By a bunch of ice cream,
Another Finster prank
To increase his self-esteem.

Susie talked with Kimi
On where to find the cash,
And they realised Susie's sister
Had a little stashed.

Alisa was saving for a house
For her and her hubby Ty.
She lent some to her little sis
After Susie explained why.

In the school copying room
Finster was copying his butt
When the vice principal came in
And nabbed the red-headed nut.

And Susie gave the talent scout
One grand, no more, no less
And was given a slip of paper
With a time and an address.

In the vice prinicipal's office,
Chuckie was putting up a fuss.
He was asking for serious punishment,
Saying: "Please don't go easy on us!"

Yes, Finster wanted a leglock,
A bodyslam, or at least detention.
Instead, Pangborn's poetry talent
Came to their attention.

Tommy was indeed quite impressed
And booked him for talent night.
Meanwhile, way downtown,
Things weren't going quite right.

No studio there, apparently,
Susie had totally been done wrong.
She sat on a nearby bench
Until Kimi came along.

She said Susie still had talent,
But was replied right there and then:
"I'm not singing tonight! 
Maybe not ever again!"

But hold your horses though,
'Cause we're not done just yet.
We have a few scenes to go.
There is no need to fret.

Over at Alisa's
After the whole deal went bust
Alisa handed her little sis
A quick lesson on overtrust

The moral was delivered
In a way that couldn't be doubted:
"She could have taken it further 
Than she did. Think about it!"

After that little moral
Had somewhat soothed Susie's strife,
"Now you can get on with 
The important things in life."

But singing was important to her,
And that is what she knew,
She said: "It's who I am. 
It's what I want. And still do."

Over at the Java Lava,
And their little talent night,
Slambang and Chazz's acts
Were totally not right.

And despite all of her rehearsals,
Angelica came out stone cold,
And to paraphrase her song,
She needed to be put on hold.

Yes, all the talent they had lined up
Was nothing short of rotten,
But when Susie came along,
All the bad taste was forgotten.

Meanwhile all the punishment
Pangborn gave, mind you,
Was for Tommy and Chuckie
To chisel off dry glue.

Finster wasn't done with danger,
Nope, his wild side hadn't died,
His next thing: Walking right to Marci
And say to her: "Hi."

And as Susie was singing about her dreams
In spite of all her plight,
That's where the show ended,
So to everyone: Good night!