Bailey returns unexpectedly from her cousin’s gators farm and gets Cody by surprise. He told Barbara that Bailey is his girlfriend, witch is a lie. Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Cody tries to replicate with Bailey, Bob’s moves on Barbara. It’s not working. Get the Flash Player to see this player.
He even gets “beaten” by an old lady that seats next to him. That lady is a well known acting coach. She got some roles in The Suite Life on Deck. Watch her barely containing her laughs as she acts in this scene. Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Bailey gets cosy with Cody of course she just “pretends”. Cody just faints with happiness. Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Suite Life on Deck
Flowers and Chocolate
Season: 1
Episode: 9
First Aired: 11/21/2008
Episode overview:
Chelsea, Barbara, and Bob visit the S.S. Tipton. During their visit, everyone seems to stretch the truth to impress their friends. It includes London telling Chelsea that her dorm is her shoe room and “Woodward” is her servant, and Cody telling Barbara that Bailey is his new girlfriend.
Cody is trying to tell Bailey that he wants to be “more than friends” with her and at this point, Bailey starts to throw-up because she eat some bad shrimp. Cody’s reaction: “… a simple NO would have been enough!” Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Cody knows everything Zack is going to say because he relieves this one day over and over again. Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Cody keeps relieving the day again and realizes this might happen until Bailey falls for him. Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Suite Life on Deck
International Dateline
Season: 1
Episode: 6
First Aired: 10/24/2008
Cole Sprouse (Cody Martin)
Dylan Sprouse (Zack Martin)
Episode overview:
The ship is struck by lightning when it crosses the International Dateline, which places Cody in the same day over and over. He tries to use each day as a chance to let Bailey know how he feels about her, but something gets in the way every time. It’s then up to Cody to divert the ship from the lightning to set them back on the right course.
Disney Channel/DisneyChannel.com Highlights For 2008
Disney Channel Extends its Streak as TV’s No. 1 Network in Prime to Six Years in Kids 6-11 and to Eight years in Tweens 9-14, and Places Among Cable’s Top 2 for the Third Consecutive Year in Total Viewers.
Disney’s “Camp Rock” Stands as 2008’s No. 1 TV Telecast in Tweens 9-14 and Cable’s Most-Watched Entertainment Telecast, Reaching an Impressive 106 Million Unique Total Viewers Worldwide Since its June Premiere.
“The Suite Life on Deck” Ranks as TV’s No. 1 Series of 2008 in Kids 6-11 and No. 1 Scripted TV Series in Tweens 9-14,Marking Disney Channel’s Third Consecutive Year with the No. 1 TV Series in the Key Kid Demographics.
Premiering as Cable’s No. 1 Animated Series Debut Ever in February, “Phineas and Ferb” is TV’s No. 1 Animated Series of 2008 in Tweens 9-14.
A Key Competitive Player All Year, Playhouse Disney’s “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse” Ranks Among the Year’s Top 10 Cable Series in Kids 2-5.
Disneychannel.com is 2008’s No. 1 Entertainment Kids/TV Website and Tallies its Highest Number of Visitors on Record in August, Driven by the Network’s Annual “DC Games” and DCOM “The Cheetah Girls One World”.
Disney Channel U.S. Highlights - 2008
Disney Channel continued its dominance of Prime’s landscape, owning TV’s No. 1 scripted series in Kids 6-11 and Tweens 9-14 for the third straight year with “The Suite Life on Deck,” and also delivering the No. 1 Cable/TV entertainment telecast in Total Viewers and Tweens 9-14, respectively, with “Camp Rock.” In addition, “Phineas and Ferb” qualified as TV’s No. 1 animated series of the year in Tweens 9-14, with “Hannah Montana” and “Wizards of Waverly Place” ranking among TV’s Top series in both key kid targets. Playhouse Disney’s “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse” ranked among cable’s Top 10 series of 2008.
In Prime, Disney Channel ranked as TV’s No. 1 network for the sixth straight year in Kids 6-11 and for the eighth consecutive year in Tweens 9-14. In Total Viewers, the network was cable’s No. 2 network in Prime, marking the channel’s third straight year ranking among the Top 2 cable networks for the year.
Paul DeBenedittis, Senior Vice President, Programming, Disney Channel, said: “2008 was a landmark year in which our talented team delivered record-setting, relevant entertainment for kids, tweens and families. We sailed our newest series, ‘The Suite Life on Deck,’ to #1, joining our hit ‘Wizards of Waverly Place’ and our franchise player ‘Hannah Montana’ in the hearts and minds of kids and tweens around the world. ‘Camp Rock,’ continued our annual feat of delivering the industry’s #1 original movie among tweens for seven consecutive years, and we set a new animated series ratings high with the premiere of ‘Phineas and Ferb.’” He continued, “We are ready for the year ahead with the launch of our Disney XD brand, and will bring to it the same vibrant creative spirit and dedication and the peerless ability to leverage our great content across so many businesses and in so many places around the world.”
2008 Prime
Disney Channel qualified as cable’s second-most-watched network in Prime in Total Viewers (2.4 million), marking the third straight year the network has earned a Top 2 rank or higher.
Among its target demos, Disney Channel captured TV’s annual Prime trophy for the sixth consecutive year in Kids 6-11 (1.0 million/4.1 rating), with the streak at eight straight years in Tweens 9-14 (842,000/3.4 rating).
2008 Program Highlights
The premiere of Disney’s “Camp Rock” (6/20/08)ranked ascable’s No. 1 entertainment telecast of 2008 in Total Viewers(10.1 million) andTV’s No. 1 entertainment telecast in Tweens 9-14(3.8 million/15.4 rating). Additionally, this year marked the seventh straight year Disney Channel has delivered the No. 1 original movie telecast in Tweens 9-14.
“Camp Rock” Reach: Since its U.S. and Canada debut on June 20, 2008, Disney’s “Camp Rock” has reached 106 million viewers worldwide: U.S./Canada (42.9 million), Latin America (10.1 million), Europe/Middle East/Asia (51.3 million), Asia/Pacific (1.6 million), Japan (0.9 million).
“The Suite Life on Deck” was TV’s No. 1 series in Kids 6-11 (2.0 million/8.2 rating) and TV’s No. 1 scripted series in Tweens 9-14 (1.8 million/7.5 rating). This marks the third year in a row Disney Channel has delivered the No. 1 scripted TV series in both key kid targets.
Debuting as cable’s No. 1 animated series premiere of all time on February 1, 2008 in Tweens 9-14, “Phineas and Ferb” qualified as TV’s No. 1 animated series in the key demo (653,000/2.7 rating), and landed in a virtual tie for No. 1 in Kids 6-11 (824,000/3.4 rating vs. 863,000/3.5 rating for “Spongebob”).
Going strong in its third season, “Hannah Montana” was cable’s fifth-ranked series in Kids 6-11 (965,000/4.0 rating) and Tweens 9-14 (806,000/3.3 rating), with “Wizards of Waverly Place,” currently in its second season, ranking a competitive sixth overall in the key demos (Kids 6-11: 913,000/3.8 rating; Tweens 9-14: 802,000/3.3 rating). Altogether, Disney Channel delivered 3 of 2008’s Top 6 TV/Cable series in the net’s core demos.
A key competitive player each week during 2008, Playhouse Disney’s “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse” ranked among cable’s Top 10 scripted series for the year in Kids 2-5 (#8, 680,000/4.2 rating).
DisneyChannel.com
2008’s No. 1 entertainment TV websitewith 10.5 million average monthly unique visitors, DisneyChannel.com easily topped other key industry websites like Nick.com (8.5 million), NBC.com (7.4 million) and CBS.com (5.4 million).
DisneyChannel.com was also 2008’s No. 1 entertainment Kids websitewith 10.5 million average monthly unique visitors, far surpassing key competitors Nick.com (8.5 million) and CartoonNetwork.com (7.6 million).
In August 2008, DisneyChannel.com enjoyed its best month ever with 14.5 million unique visitors, driven in part by the net’s “DC Games” and DCOM “The Cheetah Girls One World.”
Source: Nielsen Media Research, 2008: 12/31/07-12/7/08 — Live+7; 12/8/08-12/21/08 - Live+SD; Ratings based on national rating unless otherwise noted]. Entertainment Telecast excludes Sports/News. Program ranks based 000s and a minimum 10 telecasts (excludes specials, breakouts and programs under 5 minutes). Digital Source: comScore Media Metrix, January – November 2008 monthly average, unless otherwise dated. http://www.disneychannelmedianet.com/DNR/2008/html/2008 _DC_Press_TV_Online.html
Zack and Cody describe to their friends the Starlight Follies experience and then Bailey confronts Cody about the reasons why they went to the show. For the band. Yeah… Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Zack and Cody tell Bailey and Woody that one of the Starlight Follies dancing girls is in fact their teacher, Miss Tutweiller. WAY! Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Zack and Cody hide from the security guards and from Mr. Moesby. Cody borrows a wig from the bass player and sits behind the giant contrabass. Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Suite Life on Deck
Showgirls
Season: 1
Episode: 5
First Aired: 10/17/2008
Cole Sprouse (Cody Martin)
Dylan Sprouse (Zack Martin)
Episode overview:
Zack convinces Cody to sneak out after curfew to catch the Starlight Follies show on the ship. After they finally make it past the security guard and into the show, they begin to think that their teacher, Miss Tutweiller, is one of the showgirls. Meanwhile, London and Bailey are on a mission to prove that Miss Tutweiller is dating Mr. Moseby after overhearing a conversation between the two.
Cody accepts London’s request for help in exchange for money. Get the Flash Player to see this player.
Cody comes with the idea of a potato clock for the London’s school project and tries to explain the concept to London. Get the Flash Player to see this player.
London and Nia fight over Cody. Each wants him to help on their projects. Get the Flash Player to see this player.
The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
Of Clocks and Contracts
Season: 3
Episode: 11
First Aired: 9/15/2007
Cole Sprouse (Cody Martin)
Dylan Sprouse (Zack Martin)
Episode overview:
Zack tries to negotiate a better contract for Carey as the Tipton’s nightly singer, but ends up making things worse for Carey. Nia and London both want Cody’s help with their science projects, but they frustrate Cody so badly, thats he bails out on them. How will London and Nia finish their projects without Cody’s help?
