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Guys i ddnt list all of them cuz it is way 2 long so i listed 8 that arent that old!!!But number 47 and 48 are episodes that no one has seen and are cumn up!!!If u go on utube,you can type the tiltle and u can see like 7 mins of it!!I think it is on utube cuz i think UK saw them frst!!Have Fun!

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Miley has to choose between Oliver and Lilly to go to a celebrity tennis tournament with her, because she has been invited to play by a very cute tennis star, and she only has one ticket. Thanks to Rico, she is able to take both of them but it turns out that she should not have brought them. Jackson tricks Rico into thinking he is cursed by paying a psychic to tell him he was an evil boy must be nice to undo the curse. The title of this episode is based on the song Kung Fu Fighting by Carl Douglas.
Trivia: When the fortune teller talks to Robby at the end, it is a direct reference to his time on Dancing with the Stars. Her advice for his dancing is exactly what the judges told him ("bend your knees"). Guest Starring: Michael Steger, Michael Kagan, Karina Smirnoff, Najla Bashirah
Co-Starring: Noah Cyrus, Brie Gabrielle, Kelli Dawn Hancock
Song Featured: Make Some Noise and Life's What You Make It 

Lilly records a song as a gift for her Mom. However, she is not a good singer so Miley edits it to try to make it sound better, without telling Lilly. When Lilly hears it, she comes to believe that she is a great singer and agrees to compete against Amber in Karaoke Night at school. Then Miley tells Lilly the truth and shows Lilly the original tape, and the two devise a plan to beat Amber by making Lilly lip-synch a song with Miley singing it in another room. Unfortunately, Miley lets out a spider on accident and it crawls up her arm which leads things going awry. Meanwhile Jackson has to deal with Miley and Lilly's friend Sarah (Morgan York) when she thinks he likes her. The title of this episode is based on Neil Diamond's "Song Sung Blue".

• Notes: The CD given by Lilly to her mother was Emily Osment's actual singing voice.

Guest Starring: Shanica Knowles, Anna Maria Perez de Tagle, Greg Baker, Morgan York
Songs Featured: I Got Nerve, One In A Million, Bigger Than Us, and Life's What You Make It 

Guest starring Hollywood Records recording artists the Jonas Brothers, who joined Hannah Montana for her first ever full-length duet, performing an original song created for this episode. In the storyline, Miley Stewart is jealous when her dad, Robby, is songwriting with Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas. She tries to act more guyish in hopes that her Dad will spend more time with her instead of the "JoBros", as he calls them. When that doesn't work, she decides to dress up with Lilly as a boy band convincing the Jonas Brothers that Robbie Ray "stole" their song, We Got the Party, which lands Robbie Ray in a nasty argument with the boys. Later, Miley explains to Robby that she was jealous of the time he was spending with the Jonas Brothers instead of her and how she thought she might never be able to spend time with him again. He comforts her, telling her that that wouldn't happen and he still loves spending time with her and songwriting for Hannah. At the end Hannah and the Jonas Brothers sing We Got the Party. The title of this episode is based on the song Me and Mrs. Jones by Billy Paul.
Special Guest Stars: The Jonas Brothers
Guest Star: Debra D. Holt
Song Featured: We Got the Party 

Miley wants to get a new phone but Robby won't let her. Miley sells an embarrassing picture of Hannah to a tabloid to get the money but discovers that she was wearing a necklace with "MILEY" on it. To get the picture back, Miley tries to exchange it for an embarrassing picture of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Jackson gets a sunburn from a volleyball game and doesn't want Robby to find out. The episode's title is based on the Michael Jackson song Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough
Special Guest Star: Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
Guest Starring: Tom McGowan, Romi Dames, Co-Starring: Izzy Diaz

Note: Former World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) superstar, The Rock, appears in this episode as part of the Rock Block which shows the former professional wrestler guest starring in episodes such as Hannah Montana and of course his appearance on Cory in the House as a promotion for Disney's new movie The Game Plan starring The Rock and Madison Pettis of Cory in the House premiering one week after Rock Block. 

When Jake tells Miley he wants to keep their relationship platonic, Miley convinces herself that she is fine with it and won’t be jealous. However, when she discovers that her biggest competitor, Mikayla, is going to be Jake’s new co-star and love interest on his next film, Miley devises a plan to get Mikayla fired off the set. When the plan doesn’t succeed, Miley must come to terms with how she wants to handle her new relationship with Jake. At the end, Miley and Mikayla are friends, Hannah and Mikayla are still enemies. Meanwhile, Rico bets Oliver and Jackson that they can't take a shower or change their clothes for a week in exchange for a month of free hot dogs. The episode's title is based on the song That's What Friends Are For by various artists.

Special Appearance By: Camryn Manheim
Guest Starring: Cody Linley, Michael Kagan, Sandy Brown, Stephen Full and Selena Gomez, Co Starring: Travis Clarke Winfrey, Kimiko Yeni Rojas 

After a PTA meeting, Miley and Lilly notice a spark between Lilly's mom and Miley's dad. Hoping that they will become sisters, they come to plans to get their parents to date. But the date doesn't go so well, and both Miley and Lilly blame each other's parents and start fighting. The episode's title is based on the Fountains of Wayne song Stacy's Mom
Special Guest Star: Heather Locklear, Guest Starring: Morgan York, Greg Baker, Co-Starring: Albert Meijer, Kodi Kramer
Song Featured: Life's What You Make It
Note: This episode aired November 7 in the UK. 

Miley's grandmother, Mamaw Ruthie, and godmother, Aunt Dolly, come back to be with Hannah when she receives a Music Award. But it didn't go as planned because Aunt Dolly and Mamaw hate each other, and fight constantly. Can they get past their differences and make the award ceremony a perfect day for Miley? The episode's title is based on the Dolly Parton song I Will Always Love You
Special Guest Stars: Vicki Lawrence and Dolly Parton, Co-Starring: Mateo Arias, Paul Ramirez
Song Featured: True Friend
Note: This episode aired November 14 in the UK. 

Miley nearly gets struck by lightning and dreams about when her mom and dad first met at a diner. In her dream, her parents almost don't meet, which means they would not have been born and Jackson starts to disappear. Miley desperately tries to get her parents to look into each other's eyes, because, as Robby says, it was love at first sight. Lilly and Oliver get stuck to chairs, and they try to find a way to get them off so they don't miss the Maroon 5 concert. The title of the episode is based on the song "The Way We Were" by Barbra Streisand.
Special Guest Star: Brooke Shields
Guest Starring: Ruth Williamson, Co-Starring: Nick Gillie
Song Featured: Old Blue Jeans
Notes: This episode aired November 14 in the UK.
Miley's mom's name is Susan from a photo of her and Robby signed, 'Love Susan and Robby'. 

When Jackson spots a wasp, he accidentally rips Miley's toy bear Beary apart. She tries to get back at him by ruining his Joey Vitalo signed baseball. She decided not to ruin it but ends up accidentally ruining it anyway, so she tries to get it signed again. Then Miley finds Joey but he won't sign it! The only way to get it signed is to have Hannah Montana come and perform for Joey! This episode is based on the song Bye Bye Bye by N'Sync.
Guest Starring: Joey Fatone, Juliette Goglia
Songs Featured: Rock Star
Note: This episode aired November 15 in the UK. This is the first episode when you see Jackson's room.