They stumble around a bit in their unfamiliar rooms, and go into their bathrooms. The next morning, they wake up in each other's bodies and each other's bedrooms. A meteor (shooting star) crosses the sky. One night, while Hayley is out on the porch stargazing with a telescope for her astronomy homework, she glances down at Alexia and Kyle in the hot tub. Their breakfast table reading is things like Psychology Today or Nature Conservancy. Because of this detachment, they never figure out what is going on when the girls switch personalities. If there are no rules, misbehavior will be impossible. They decide early on that taking a 'hands off' attitude is the way to deal with the girls' sibling rivalry and Alexia's provocative clothing. In spite of the wisdom that this ought to have conferred, they are both comically and utterly clueless and oblivious about their daughters' behavior. Their father Ben ( Scott Wilkinson) and mother Nan ( Mary Parker Williams) are both practicing clinical psychologists. But she and Caitlin are not blameless - They like to read Alexia's diary, and try on her expensive and stylish clothes, after school when Alexia is out with Kyle. Her breakfast table reading is Scientific American. She has no boyfriend, and secretly covets Alexia's boyfriend Kyle. She and her friend Caitlin ( Ivey Lloyd Mitchell) are both very shy. She has for some time been working on a science fair project, a lantern that uses discarded fruit as its energy source. Hayley ( Danielle Harris), the younger one, is a geek and a good student, interested in science and math. She has a boyfriend Kyle ( Donnie Jeffcoat) who is actually a decent guy. Her breakfast table reading is Self Magazine. She hangs out with a clique of obnoxious, cruel, arrogant, and snobbish friends - Kazumi ( Jacque Gray), Talley ( Kari White), and Sabrina ( January Sorensen). She is socially popular, but she is also dishonest, vain, extravagant, lazy, an 'airhead', and a bad student. Alexia ( Katherine Heigl) is older and taller. Wish Upon a Star is about two high-school-age sisters with extremely different personalities, who magically exchange bodies with each other for a while, and come to realize what an incredibly bad idea it is to be anyone other than oneself.The synopsis below may give away important plot points. As they become accustomed to each other's lives they begin to relate to each other and become closer as sisters. The next day, they're still switched, and they realize that they might be stuck like that for a while, so they try to look at their lives differently. Alexia hates the switch and forbids Hayley to go to school that way, but Hayley is thrilled to be able to dress up, drive, and date Kyle.

The cosmic gods agree and when the girls awaken the next morning, they're trapped in each other's bodies. Hayley just wants a small portion of Alexia's popularity and wishes on a shooting star one night that she could become her for one day. Alexia hates the fact that she must drive Hayley to school-it means being seen with her. Hayley is quiet, shy, and excellent at math and science. Alexia is the more-popularity-than-brains type with a great sense of style and a jock boyfriend named Kyle. Sisters Alexia and Hayley Wheaton are as different as night and day. They realize they would only both lose out, learn to appreciate the other's values, and reconsider their own.and resolve the matters of the utterly-confused Kyle and new neighbor, Simon, whose no-longer-secret crush on Hayley was confounded by Alexia. Gradually, realizing they would both lose out, they learn to appreciate each other's values and reconsider their own. Forced to live each other's lives, but unable to do it well by the other's standards, they soon hate each other even more and deliberately screw up. To their astonishment, that happens the next morning. Her nerdy kid sister, Hayley, hates the waste and expresses her envy by thoughtlessly wishing at a shooting star to be Alexia. Tall, fashionable, popular airhead big sister Alexia is dating him, but fails to truly appreciate him, let alone contemplate a serious relationship.

Handsome, considerate high-school jock Kyle Harding is the only taste the Wheaton sisters share. A younger sister wishes to switch places with her popular older sister and the two bickering siblings awaken to find the wish has come true.

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