Ep 5. I Am Hannah, Hear Me Croak

In Hannah Montana season 2 episode 5, entitled "I Am Hannah, Hear Me Croak," Miley experiences a sudden change in her voice, causing her to sound like a frog. As she struggles to perform as Hannah Montana, she realizes that she needs to take better care of her vocal cords and seek help from a vocal coach.

The episode opens with Miley practicing her singing in her bedroom, but as soon as she tries to hit a high note, her voice cracks and she begins to sound like a frog. She panics and tries to cover up her strange voice by making excuses to her manager, Robby Ray, and her best friend, Lilly.

As Hannah Montana, Miley is booked to perform at a benefit concert for a children's hospital, but she is unable to sing properly. Her fans begin to notice the change in her voice and some even start to boo her offstage. Miley becomes embarrassed and frustrated, feeling like she has lost her ability to sing.

Robby Ray decides to consult a vocal coach to help Miley train and heal her voice. The vocal coach, portrayed by guest star Vicki Lawrence, is tough on Miley, but teaches her important techniques to improve her voice and prevent future damage. Miley's father also encourages her to take a break from singing and rest her voice, reminding her that her health is more important than her career.

Meanwhile, Lilly and Oliver try to come up with a way to help Hannah Montana, but all of their ideas fail miserably. Lilly even disguises herself as Hannah Montana and tries to lip-sync during a concert, but is quickly exposed by the crowd.

In the end, Miley is able to perform successfully at the benefit concert and delivers a heartfelt message about the importance of taking care of one's health. The episode concludes with Miley thanking her vocal coach and promising to take better care of her voice in the future.

"I Am Hannah, Hear Me Croak" is a comedic yet heartwarming episode that emphasizes the value of self-care and the importance of seeking help when needed. It showcases the struggles that come with fame and the pressure to maintain a certain image, while also highlighting the power of perseverance and resilience.