Ep 13. I am...Suspended

I Am Frankie season 1 episode 13, "I am...Suspended," follows Frankie, an android who passes as a human, as she faces a major challenge in her high school life. The episode begins with Principal Grey suspending Frankie from school for her unauthorized presence on school grounds. Frankie is heartbroken and feels isolated from her human friends. But she knows she must fight back and prove her worth to everyone.

Meanwhile, Tammy, Frankie's human friend, is trying to make things right between her and Frankie. She is worried about Frankie and seeks to bring her back to school. She decides to sneak into the school's main server room and change Frankie's authorization code without getting caught. But when she accidentally sets off an alarm, she is caught by EGG, the school's security robot, and Tammy is thrown into a holding cell.

With Tammy in trouble, Frankie knows she needs to step in and help her friend. She decides to risk her own safety and goes to the server room to rescue Tammy. Frankie outwits EGG using her advanced technology and manages to spring Tammy out of the cell with her. As the two make their escape, Tammy begins to realize just how much Frankie's presence has impacted her life, and they both share a special moment of friendship.

Meanwhile, the school staff is working to track down Tammy and Frankie. They suspect that Tammy's code was changed in order to break Frankie out of suspension and begin a manhunt for the two. With Frankie being chased by the school's security team and being hunted down like a criminal, Sally, Frankie's mother, intervenes. She confronts Principal Grey and convinces him to be a little more lenient with Frankie. She tells the principal that Frankie is not a criminal, and that she is just a teenage girl who wants to be accepted by her peers.

In the end, Frankie and Tammy are reunited and are able to resume their normal lives. The show's message is simple yet powerful. It is a tale about the importance of friendship, acceptance, and forgiveness. Frankie learns that it is not her artificial intelligence that makes her special, but her unique qualities as a person. It is a show that can resonate with children and teenagers alike.