The Suite Life of Zack and Cody

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eternity #1   Posted 3 months ago Reply This is MY description of the show, not copied from anywhere: I think this show is about 2 kids, living their lives in a 5 star hotel, since they were normally always on the road. In this hotel, is a mean manager (Marion Moesby), a talented singer (Cary Martin), A candy counter girl (Ashely Tisdale A.K.A. Maddie), a dumb hotel chick, (Brenda Song A.K.A. London Tiption), a funny engineer (Arwin), and a bell-hop (Esteban). Those are basically the main characters, and I really love this show!! What do YOU think of this show? xD

killaziv #2   Posted 3 months ago Reply *Barfs* My Brother Watches This Show Non-Stop. I Used To Like It But Now Well...*Barfs Again*

sajeev50 #3   Posted 2 months ago Reply Meh, it's alright. Better than most Disney shows. >_>

Plague #4   Posted 1 month ago Reply My description of the show: Two twins live in a hotel. They have a very special quality about them in that they are by far the LEAST REALISTIC human beings in the entire universe ever. Their regular activities include coercing the poor nerdy janitor Arwin, dressing up as animals/women/inanimate objects/etc, and trying to pretend as though they\'ve already hit puberty, which they haven\'t and probably never will. All this is done while reading reject jokes off of giant cue cards and trying to portray emotion by merely changing the volume of air that comes out of their windpipes. Sometimes the camera will switch to a shot of Ashley Tisdale or Brenda song to see if they can get a few more twelve year olds to watch the show, but this is only done when the twins need a short break to comb their ridiculous hair or sound out a particularly long word from the script. Of course, there are other fairly important characters, such as the mother or the hotel manager, but the camera tends to not show what they\'re doing because they have a positive number of brain cells and aren\'t totally predictable, which might interrupt the kiddies\' train of thought (or the lack of). It\'s on in my house a lot, so I see more than my fair share of the stuff. Personally, I think Disney Channel\'s done nothing but wet itself for the past decade or so.

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