Editing So Little Time

{{Short description|American television sitcom (2001–2002)}}
{{distinguish|A Little Time}}
{{About|the television series|the 1952 British film|So Little Time (film)|the 1997 song by Arkarna (which is also the theme to this sitcom)|Fresh Meat (album)}}
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{{Infobox television
| image                = SLTcast.jpg
| caption              = The ''So Little Time'' cast (from left to right): Clare Casey, Ashley Olsen, Taylor Negron, Mary-Kate Olsen and Eric Lutes.
| camera               = [[Videotape]]; [[Single-camera|Single]]/[[Multi-camera setup|Multi-camera]]
| runtime              = 22 minutes
| creator              = {{plainlist|
* Eric Cohen
* [[Tonya Hurley]]
}}
| starring             = {{plainlist|
* [[Mary-Kate Olsen]]
* [[Ashley Olsen]]
* [[Eric Lutes]]
* [[Clare Carey]]
* Jesse Head
* [[Natashia Williams]]
* [[Taylor Negron]]
}}
| theme_music_composer = {{plainlist|
* Ollie Jacobs
* James Barnett
* Lalo Creme
}}
| opentheme            = "So Little Time" by [[Arkarna]]
| endtheme             = "So Little Time"
| executive_producer   = {{plainlist|
* Eric Cohen
* Robert Thorne
* Mary-Kate Olsen
* Ashley Olsen
* Mark Blutman
}}
| company              = [[Dualstar|Dualstar Productions]]
| country              = United States
| language             = English
| network              = {{plainlist|
* [[History of Freeform (TV channel)#Fox Family|Fox Family]] (2001)
* [[Freeform (TV channel)|ABC Family]] (2001–2002)}}
| first_aired          = {{Start date|2001|06|02}}
| last_aired           = {{End date|2002|05|04}}
| num_seasons          = 1
| num_episodes         = 26
}}
'''''So Little Time''''' is an American [[sitcom]] starring [[Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen]] in their third and final television series (after ''[[Full House]]'' and ''[[Two of a Kind (American TV series)|Two of a Kind]]'').<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.usmagazine.com/entertainment/pictures/so-little-time-cast-where-are-they-now/ |title='So Little Time' Cast: Where Are They Now? |date=March 20, 2021 |publisher=Us Weekly |first=Erin |last=Crabtree}}</ref>

It aired on [[Fox Family Channel|Fox Family]]: the first half of the series aired from June 2 to August 18, 2001, and the series then went on a four-month hiatus owing to network management changes. By December 2001, Fox Family had become [[Freeform (TV channel)|ABC Family]], and the remaining episodes aired from December 1, 2001, until May 4, 2002.

==Premise==
Chloe and Riley Carlson are twin sisters living in Malibu, California. Their fashion designer parents Macy and Jake are separated, living with their mom and their flamboyant, wise-cracking nanny Manuelo, while their dad is living in a trailer park a few miles away. Riley has the romantic affection of Larry Slotnick, the Carlson's wacky next-door neighbor.

==Cast and characters==
===Main cast===
* [[Mary-Kate Olsen]] as Riley Carlson
* [[Ashley Olsen]] as Chloe Carlson
* [[Eric Lutes]] as Jake Carlson
* [[Clare Carey]] as Macy Carlson
* Jesse Head as Spartacus Lawrence "Larry" Slotnick
* [[Natashia Williams]] as Tedi
* [[Taylor Negron]] as Manuelo Del Valle

===Recurring cast===
* [[Amy Davidson]] as Cammie Morton
* Wendy Worthington as Ellen Westmore
* [[Ben Easter]] as Lennon Kincaid
* [[Todd Susman]] as Ed
* [[Robert Hegyes]] as Vice Principal Connor

===Notable guest stars===
* [[Tim Bagley]] as Mr. Diamond ("The Flat Fire")
* [[Drake Bell]] as Himself ("Waiting for Gibson")
* [[Rini Bell]] as Tanya ("Larrypalooza")
* [[Billy Aaron Brown]] as Rob ("The Wheelchair")
* [[Francis Capra]] as Tony ("There's Something About Riley")
* [[Sue Casey]] as Dolores Strathmore ("The Volunteer")
* [[Bill Erwin]] as George ("The Volunteer")
* [[Art Evans (actor)|Art Evans]] as Clayton Simms ("You've Got Mail")
* [[Cheryl Hines]] as Barbara Morrison ("The Job")
* [[Kathryn Joosten]] as Louise Van Horn ("The Volunteer")
* [[Stephen Lee (actor)|Stephen Lee]] as Ted Morrison ("The Job", "The Flat Fire")
* [[Jodi Long]] as Neptune's Net owner ("Manuelo in the Middle (Part 2)")
* [[Trina McGee|Trina McGee-Davis]] as Waitress ("The New Guy")
* [[David Reivers]] as TV commercial director ("The Wheelchair")
* [[Adam Wylie]] as Todd ("Riley's New Guy")

==Production==
===Filming===
Filming began the week of February 19, 2001.<ref>{{cite news |work=The Sacramento Bee |location=Sacramento, California |date=February 20, 2001 |first1=Marilyn |last1=Beck |first2=Stacy Jenel |last2=Smith |title=Entertainment: Two Bits |url=https://archive.org/details/entertainment-two-bits}}</ref> Production offices for the show were located on the [[Universal Studios Lot]] in [[Universal City, California]].<ref name="NYT05272001"/>

In March 2001, it was revealed the show was slated for a summer premiere date.<ref>{{cite news |work=USA Today |location=McLean, Virginia |date=March 23, 2001 |title=2 Olsens, 10 Reasons for Success |first=Cesar G. |last=Soriano |url=https://archive.org/details/2-olsens-10-reasons-for-success}}</ref> 

In a May 2001, New York Times article, head of children's programming at FOX Family Channel, Joel Andryc said, "...[the Olsens are] on more than any other show on the entire network, daytime or prime time." He went on to say, "and consistently, wherever we put their shows, they do very good numbers. We're positioning our network as sort of a steppingstone between Nickelodeon and MTV. This new series [''So Little Time''] is going to be a major initiative for us. We're kind of where Comedy Central was a couple of years ago, when suddenly 'South Park' came onto their network and everybody wanted Comedy Central. So, like ''The Sopranos'' for HBO or ''Rugrats'' for Nickelodeon -- that's what I'm hoping this show will be."<ref name="NYT05272001">{{cite news |url=https://www.nytimes.com/2001/05/27/magazine/the-olsen-juggernaut.html |date=May 27, 2001 |title=The Olsen Juggernaut |first=Mim |last=Udovitch |work=The New York Times Magazine}}</ref>

===Conclusion===
In 2002, it was reported the show would end after Mary-Kate and Ashley bowed out, in favor of a feature film contract.<ref>{{cite news |work=The Modesto Bee |location=Modesto, California |date=January 11, 2002 |title=Twins Quitting TV Series for Big Screen |url=https://archive.org/details/twins-quitting-tv-series-for-big-screen}}</ref> It was eluded that [[ABC Family]] wanted to keep the series after the change over from FOX Family Channel, but "not at any price."<ref>{{cite news |work=Oakland Tribune |location=Oakland, California |date=January 12, 2002 |title=Olsen Twins Pull Out Of ABC Family |url=https://archive.org/details/olsen-twins-pull-out-of-abc-family}}</ref>

==Broadcasting==
On 6 August 2001, [[Fox Kids Europe]] announced they had acquired worldwide television distribution rights to the series, including the United States.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.foxkidseurope.com/press_release.cfm?articleid=13099 | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20010822005322/http://www.foxkidseurope.com/press_release.cfm?articleid=13099 | archive-date=2001-08-22 | title=Fox Kids Europe acquires worldwide rights to 'So Little Time' featuring 'tween' sensations Mary-Kate and Ashley}}</ref>

In Canada, [[Family Channel (Canadian TV network)|Family Channel]] aired reruns of the series weekdays at 6:00pm until June 28, 2007, when they were replaced by ''[[Zoey 101]]''.

In the United Kingdom, the show aired on [[BBC One]] 18 September 2001 and on the ''Children's Channel'' [[CBBC Channel|CBBC]]. Some episodes had a shorter running time than others because of the removal of the "behind the scenes" [[featurette]]s.

Later in the series, the show starts with the crew wandering around the set with the [[camera]] following them. They talk about today's events, such as the birthday of an actor on the set. [[Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen]] usually appear in this segment.

In Italy, the series aired on [[Italia 1]] under the name ''[[:it:Due gemelle e un maggiordomo|Due gemelle e un maggiordomo]]'' (''Two Twins and a butler'') from August until September 2002.

A short "behind the scenes" [[featurette]] was sometimes included at the end of an episode as well. Although retained on the [[Warner Bros. Home Entertainment|Warner Home Video]] [[VHS]] and [[DVD]] releases, these were always edited out of the [[U.K.]] [[Terrestrial television|terrestrial]] [[transmission (telecommunications)|transmissions]].

The series briefly reran on [[Nickelodeon]] in 2015 after the network acquired the rights to Olsen twins' [[Dualstar]] video library.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.mtv.com/news/2142372/mary-kate-ashley-olsen-shows-coming-back/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150426205554/http://www.mtv.com/news/2142372/mary-kate-ashley-olsen-shows-coming-back/ |url-status=dead |archive-date=April 26, 2015 |title=You'll Have 'So Little Time' To Re-Watch ALL These Mary-Kate And Ashley Classics |publisher=MTV |date=April 23, 2015 |last=Roth |first=Madeline}}</ref>

==Episodes==
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 1                   
 |Title= Dog Day Afternoon
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|6|2}}
 |DirectedBy= [[Rich Correll]]
 |WrittenBy= {{StoryTeleplay|s=Eric Cohen & [[Tonya Hurley]]|t=Eric Cohen}}
 |ProdCode= 101
 |ShortSummary= Chloe comes up with a unique theory that boys are no different from dogs. While visiting her father, she then tests this theory in real life on Travis, a boy living in the trailer next door to her dad's. This results in her being humiliated.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 2                   
 |Title= Siblings in the City
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|6|9}}
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy= Becky Southwell
 |ProdCode= 103
 |ShortSummary= Chloe decides to write a dating column for the newspaper, using her family as a source of inspiration. Bad choice.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 3                  
 |Title= The Color of Money
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|6|16}}
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy= Erik Shapiro & Patrick McCarthy
 |ProdCode= 106
 |ShortSummary= While the girls raise money for school by selling clothes, Larry purchases tickets for a concert the girls really want to attend by taking the money from the school charity fund without telling them.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 4                  
 |Title= There's Something About Riley
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|6|23}}
 |DirectedBy= [[Mark Cendrowski]]
 |WrittenBy= Eric Cohen
 |ProdCode= 107
 |ShortSummary= Riley finds herself unknowingly in a romantic tug-of-war between Larry and Tony ([[Francis Capra]]). Meanwhile, there is a bush fire and the whole family are thrown into panic as Macy tries to reach Jake on the phone to warn him about the fire, but he does not pick up. The family is made to evacuate to West Malibu High School.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 5                   
 |Title= Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|6|30}}
 |DirectedBy= Mark Cendrowski
 |WrittenBy= Michael Baser & [[Frank Dungan]]
 |ProdCode= 108
 |ShortSummary= Riley reluctantly agrees to give history notes to the "baddest" girl in school in exchange for her and Chloe being invited to a wild late-night party, which they luckily sleep through.
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}}
{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 6                   
 |Title= You've Got Mail
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|6|29}}
 |DirectedBy= Mark Cendrowski
 |WrittenBy= Michael Baser & Frank Dungan
 |ProdCode= 109
 |ShortSummary= Chloe attempts to make friends with a grumpy senior citizen, while Riley kisses Larry, and then spends the rest of the day denying it. Macy and her high school crush plan to meet, and once Jake learns of this, he attempts to interrupt them during their "get-together".
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 7                   
 |Title= Manuelo in the Middle (Part 1)
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|7|7}}
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy=Michael Baser & Frank Dungan
 |ProdCode= 104
 |ShortSummary= When the girls' male nanny, Manuelo, is upset about not being included in the family photo, he quits. Riley and Chloe try to come up with a plan to lure him back. To be continued...
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 8                  
 |Title= Manuelo in the Middle (Part 2)
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|7|14}}
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy= Michael Baser & Frank Dungan
 |ProdCode= 105
 |ShortSummary= Riley and Chloe continue their plan to try to get "The Missing Manuelo" back.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 9                   
 |Title= True Lies
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|7|21}}
 |DirectedBy= Mark Cendrowski
 |WrittenBy= Marcy Vosburgh 
 |ProdCode= 110
 |ShortSummary= Rather than admit they're having a tough time, the twins try to cheat their way through classes, only to have it backfire.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 10                   
 |Title= Tedi's Burnout
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|7|28}}
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy= Eric Cohen
 |ProdCode= 111
 |ShortSummary= Rather than being honest, Riley tries to avoid getting into a fight with Chloe. Meanwhile, Tedi decides to "take a break" from modeling.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 11                    
 |Title= Teacher's Pet
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|8|11}} 
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy= Matt Martin & Jody Milks
 |ProdCode= 112
 |ShortSummary= The girls are shocked when their father starts dating their teacher.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 12                   
 |Title= Rules of Engagement
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|8|18}}
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy= Michael Baser & Frank Dungan
 |ProdCode= 114
 |ShortSummary= The girls try to live their own separate lives, but they start driving everyone around them crazy.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 13                   
 |Title= Outbreak
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|12|1}}
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy= Joshua Keene 
 |ProdCode= 115
 |ShortSummary= A lie becomes reality when Chloe covers for Riley's fake sickness but then gets sick herself and infects the whole family.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 14                  
 |Title= The Breakfast Club
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2001|12|15}}
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy= Michael Baser & Frank Dungan
 |ProdCode= 102
 |ShortSummary= Chloe tries desperately to get detention for herself so she can spend time with a student named Travis. This causes all of her schoolmates to get detention when her teachers do not believe that "sweet, innocent Chloe" would be so bad.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 15                   
 |Title= The New Guy
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|1|12}}
 |DirectedBy= [[Jean Sagal]]
 |WrittenBy= Mark Blutman
 |ProdCode= 122
 |ShortSummary= Chloe meets a new guy named Lennon, who tends to make her everyday routine something of a mess. Meanwhile, Riley hurts Larry's feelings by forgetting his birthday.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 16                   
 |Title= The Massage
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|1|19}}
 |DirectedBy= Jean Sagal
 |WrittenBy= Becky Southwell
 |ProdCode= 117
 |ShortSummary= Riley becomes addicted to massage therapy, while Chloe tries to work up the nerve to ask Lennon out on a date.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 17                   
 |Title= Riley's New Guy
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|1|26}}
 |DirectedBy= Jean Sagal
 |WrittenBy= Michael Baser & Frank Dungan
 |ProdCode= 120
 |ShortSummary= While Riley has to fight off rumors about a recent date, Chloe finally lets Lennon know that she likes him.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 18                   
 |Title= The Wheelchair
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|2|2}}
 |DirectedBy= Jean Sagal
 |WrittenBy= Randi Barnes 
 |ProdCode= 121
 |ShortSummary= When Riley goofs around in a wheelchair, a student named Rob ([[Billy Aaron Brown]]), who uses a wheelchair full time, gets the wrong idea. Riley continues her charade, not thinking of the truth's eventual impact on Rob.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 19                   
 |Title= The Job
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|2|9}}
 |DirectedBy= Jean Sagal
 |WrittenBy= Randi Barnes & Jeny Quine
 |ProdCode= 126
 |ShortSummary= To save money for a car, the girls get jobs as waitresses, but they quickly discover that it is not their ideal job.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 20                   
 |Title= The Flat Tire
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|2|16}}
 |DirectedBy= Jean Sagal
 |WrittenBy= Barry Safchik
 |ProdCode= 124
 |ShortSummary= During a driving lesson with a family friend, Riley and Chloe end up stranded on the side of the road when the car gets a flat tire. A passing motorist very kindly offers to help, but the twins' gratitude is short-lived when the guy turns out to be a car thief who steals the car. Meanwhile, Cammie and Larry think that a real estate agent is an acting agent, and Cammie pretends to be a famous celebrity, with Larry as her pretend stalker. In the end, the real estate agent has Larry arrested so that Cammie will be safe.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 21                   
 |Title= The Volunteer
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|3|2}}
 |DirectedBy= Jean Sagal
 |WrittenBy= Jeny Quine 
 |ProdCode= 123 
 |ShortSummary= Riley and Chloe must cope with the death of an elderly woman named Dolores, whom Riley "adopts". Meanwhile, Cammie is freaking out when there's no entertainment for the coffeehouse. Larry tells Cammie that he will gladly sing at the coffeehouse. The crowd hates his songs, so he sings a song about Cammie's personal life. He becomes a success, but his songs hurt Cammie's feelings. So, Cammie sings a song about Larry's personal life. She and Larry have a fight and break up. After they break up, Larry immediately goes onto the stage and starts singing a song, and Cammie soon joins in, ultimately getting them back together.  
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 22                  
 |Title= Trading Places
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|3|9}}
 |DirectedBy= [[Jeff Meyer (director)|Jeff Meyer]]
 |WrittenBy= Erik Shapiro & Patrick McCarthy
 |ProdCode= 116
 |ShortSummary= Things go terribly wrong when Riley, Chloe, and Larry collaborate on a science project.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 23                   
 |Title= Larrypalooza
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|3|16}}
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy= Michael Baser & Frank Dungan
 |ProdCode= 118
 |ShortSummary= Chloe, Riley, and Larry decide to create a band to participate in the school's "''War of the Bands''".  Meanwhile, Larry catches the eye of a popular girl named Tanya, which surprisingly makes Riley jealous.
 |LineColor= ADD8E6
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 24                   
 |Title= Look Who's Talking
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|3|23}}
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy= Eric Cohen 
 |ProdCode= 119
 |ShortSummary= When the Carlsons' cable is turned off, they all have to find a way to get along without television.
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 25                   
 |Title= Waiting for Gibson
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|4|27}}
 |DirectedBy= Rich Correll
 |WrittenBy= Marcy Vosburgh
 |ProdCode= 113
 |ShortSummary= A case of mistaken identity leads to Chloe losing the affection of her secret admirer. Meanwhile, a security guard frantically chases Manuelo around a television studio.
 |LineColor= ADD8E6
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{{Episode list
 |EpisodeNumber= 26                   
 |Title= Sweet 16
 |OriginalAirDate= {{Start date|2002|5|4}}
 |DirectedBy= Jean Sagal
 |WrittenBy= Eric Cohen
 |ProdCode= 125
 |ShortSummary=A misunderstanding of what they overheard, Riley and Chloe show up for their surprise 16th birthday party on the wrong night. Meanwhile, Cammie and Larry make a documentary for Riley and Chloe. At the end of the episode, everyone watches the documentary. After that, Riley and Chloe ask where their car is. The series ends when Cammie announces that she and Larry have got to go but they will see them tomorrow.
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==Home media==
From 2002 to 2003, Warner Bros. and DualStar released 4 separate volumes of the show on DVD and VHS. Each volume contained 6 episodes each for a total of 24 episodes. In 2005, those 4 volumes were packaged together as one box set containing a fifth DVD with the only two episodes that had not yet been released to DVD ("Outbreak" and "Look Who's Talking"). This box set was titled ''So Little Time: 5 DVD Gift Set''. The episodes on the gift set are not presented in air date or production order, because it is simply a repackaging of the individual DVD releases and each release had its own theme.

Although the gift set and individual releases for volumes 1–4 have since gone out of print, volumes 1–4 were re-released in 2017 as two 2-disc "double feature" sets, the first containing volumes 1 and 2 and the second containing volumes 3 and 4. The bonus disc containing "Outbreak" and "Look Who's Talking" has not been re-released and those two episodes remain only available as part of the ''5 DVD Gift Set'' package.

* ''So Little Time, Volume 1: School's Cool'' (August 13, 2002)
* ''So Little Time, Volume 2: Boy Crazy'' (August 13, 2002)
* ''So Little Time, Volume 3: About A Family'' (August 13, 2002)
* ''So Little Time, Volume 4: Hangin' Out'' (June 3, 2003)
* ''So Little Time: 5 DVD Gift Set'' (September 6, 2005)

==Books==
Several episodes of ''So Little Time'' were [[List of television series made into books|novelized]] and published in book form by HarperCollins Entertainment. The series also featured new original stories based on the show, which were written by the same authors. As of the spring of 2008, 17 ''So Little Time'' books have been released, following the lives of Chloe and Riley. 
#  ''How to Train a Boy''
#  ''Instant Boyfriend''
#  ''Too Good To Be True''
#  ''Just Between Us''
#  ''Tell Me About It''
#  ''Secret Crush''
#  ''Girl Talk''
#  ''The Love Factor''
#  ''Dating Game''
#  ''A Girl's Guide to Guys''
#  ''Boy Crazy''
#  ''Best Friends Forever''
#  ''Love is in the Air''
#  ''Spring Breakup''
#  ''Get Real''
#  ''Surf Holiday''
#  ''The Makeover Experiment''

==Soundtrack==
A soundtrack album featuring the show's theme song as well as other music featured in the series was released by [[Trauma Records]] and [[Dualstar|Dualstar Records]] in June 2001, and was made available on [[iTunes]], [[Amazon.com|Amazon MP3]] and [[Spotify]] on June 5, 2010, by [[Kirtland Records]].

#[[Arkarna]] - "So Little Time"
#Noogie - "Mr. Fabulous"
#Jason Feddy - "The Beautiful Few"
#Joey Kingpin - "Rock It"
#Vienna - "Where I Wanna Be"
#Ritalin - "Stuck Like Glue"
#George Tenen III and James Pennington - "You Make Me Love You More"
#[[Lovepie]] - "Thoughts of You"
#The Getaway People - "Superstar"
#Chad Hollister - "Leavin' Home"
#Crashpalace - "Brickwall"
#[[The Weekend (Canadian band)|The Weekend]] - "Punk Rock Show"

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
* {{IMDb title|0278245}}
* {{Epguides|SoLittleTime}}

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