Cast
| Cast member | Season(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Lauren Conrad | 1–2 | Lauren is the narrator during the first season. She was a high school senior in the first season and a college freshman in the second. She received her own spin-off series, The Hills, when she moved to Los Angeles to pursue a fashion career. |
| Kristin Cavallari | 1–2 | Kristin is the narrator during the second season. She was a high school junior in the first season and a senior in the second. After Conrad left The Hills to pursue other opportunities, Cavallari joined the series' cast as the replacement narrator. |
| Stephen Colletti | 1–2 | Stephen was a high school senior in the first season and a college freshman in San Francisco State University in the second season. |
| Talan Torriero | 1-2 | Talan was a high school junior in the first season and a senior in the second. |
| Lo Bosworth | 1 | Lo was a high school senior in the first season. She went on the join the cast of The Hills, originally as a supporting cast member before becoming a main cast member in the sixth season. |
| Morgan Olsen | 1 | High school senior |
| Trey Phillips | 1 | High school senior |
| Christina Schuller | 1 | High school senior |
| Taylor Cole | 2 | High school senior |
| Alex Murrel | 2 | High school senior |
| Jessica Smith | 2 | High school senior |
| Jason Wahler | 2 | High school senior |
| Tessa Keller | 3 | Tessa is the narrator during the third season. She was a high school junior during the third season. |
| Cameron Brinkman | 3 | High school junior |
| Breanna Conrad | 3 | High school junior |
| Lexie Contursi | 3 | High school junior |
| Raquel Donatelli | 3 | High school junior |
| Cami Edwards | 3 | High school junior |
| Kelan Hurley | 3 | High school senior |
| Chase Johnson | 3 | High school senior |
| Kyndra Mayo | 3 | High school junior |
The main cast receives star billing in the opening credits, and are credited by their first name.
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