Faced with bigger challenges and higher stakes in season two, XO-IQ has yet to reunite after a number of setbacks. Corki is in danger of being removed from Mackendrick Prep by her father, Jodi is deciding if she should pursue her love of fashion, and now that Sun Hi is clashing with hotshot guitarist Linc, it looks like XO-IQ might be over, until a new band competition and rival boy band emerge and change everything.
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Here are what episodes airing from January 4th - January 8th, 2016.
Think:
Sun Hi holds auditions for a new band; Corki builds a robot Chip for Think Fest; Jodi competes with Alex for a fashion internship.
Mon 1/4 7:00pm-7:30pm NICK
Sun Hi considers a solo career; Jodi's internship causes problems with Caleb; Corki reprograms Chip to be more flashy.
Tue 1/5 7:00pm-7:30pm NICK
My Way or the Highway:
Corki searches for her missing robot; Chip gives romantic advice to Caleb; Sun Hi and Linc disagree while working on a duet.
Wed 1/6 7:00pm-7:30pm NICK
Oh, Boys:
Sun Hi and Linc try to overcome their off-stage differences; Caleb plans romantic gestures for Jodi; Chip and Jared face off.
Thu 1/7 7:00pm-7:30pm NICK
Sun Hi reaches her breaking point with Linc; Corki enters Chip into Think Fest; Jodi, Caleb and Alex cause a disaster at Hye Jung's store.
Fri 1/8 7-7:30pm NICK
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