Ep 20. Big Time Wedding

In this episode titled "Big Time Wedding," the boys of Big Time Rush find themselves in Las Vegas for their friend, Jo's, wedding. The boys are excited to be a part of the wedding festivities, but things quickly take a turn for the worse when they discover that the wedding is not a real wedding.

It turns out that Jo's new fiancé, Jett, is only using her to get a Visa to stay in the United States. The boys quickly realize that their friend is making a huge mistake and they set out to stop the wedding before it's too late.

Throughout the episode, the boys come up with various plans to stop the wedding. They try to distract Jo, sabotage the ceremony, and even try to convince Jett to back out of the wedding. However, all of their plans fail and it seems like Jo is determined to go through with the wedding.

Meanwhile, Logan is dealing with his own problems. He's become obsessed with a game on his phone and can't seem to put it down. His addiction to the game is causing him to neglect his duties as Jo's best man, and his friends begin to worry about him.

As the wedding gets closer, the boys realize that they need to come up with a new plan to stop the wedding. James comes up with the idea to create a distraction by performing a song during the ceremony. Logan overcomes his addiction to the game and helps the boys prepare for the performance.

During the ceremony, the boys begin to perform their song, causing a distraction that gives Jo and Jett a chance to talk. Jo finally realizes that Jett is only using her and decides to call off the wedding.

In the end, Jo thanks the boys for their help and realizes that she doesn't need a man to be happy. Logan learns the importance of prioritizing his responsibilities, and the boys celebrate by performing their hit song "Big Time Rush."

Overall, "Big Time Wedding" is a heartwarming episode that showcases the importance of friendship and standing up for what's right. It's a reminder that sometimes, the best thing you can do for your friends is to simply be there for them, no matter what.