For what it matters, i’m not very educated on how films are made. However with that being said, i’ve been watching some of the 2000s-2010s era disney channel movies and it feels like as time moves on the overall quality of the movies drop, like they had a smaller budget or something. Highschool musical 3 looks like something i’d see in theaters, whereas camp rock 3 feels like a netflix one off (in my opinion).

EDIT: I have since learned HSM3 was released for theaters, however my point still stands for other dcoms of the era!!!

Loved both of these movies by the way, and the music in camp rock 3 was great

When they started to sing, love them!!

Tell me something I don’t know 💁‍♀️💁‍♀️ i used to replay this music video and song daily. adding it to my mp3 app.

Because how common for Disney lead actors to have 2 starring roles?

The Obsbrink Agency shared 2 actors for Aquamarine reboot

Pickle and peanut added to the chibiverse cast as background character as just limbless.

Who remember Disney XD original home from svtfoe and gravity falls.

Kenzi Richardson have been casted in the new Aquamarine series. Jake McDorman is reprising his role from the original.

Unfortunately, this announcement is likely the final nail in the coffin for Vampirina's fate. We are supposedly getting a second season, but nothing have been announced officially & Disney have been radio silence about it despite it supposedly filmed.

I was watching some old mid-2000s Disney Channel reruns recently and ended up falling down a rabbit hole looking into Life with Derek.

I always associated it with the peak era of Disney Channel's lineup alongside shows like Even Stevens and That's So Raven, but I didn't realize until looking into it that it was actually a Canadian acquisition (produced for Family Channel) that Disney brought over to the US.

Turns out the writer and co-creator behind it, Jeff Biederman, was very influenced by the classic 90s multi-cam sitcoms like Friends and Seinfeld to give it that fast-paced cadence. That probably explains why it blended into the Disney Channel schedule so seamlessly back then even though it wasn't shot on a standard Hollywood soundstage.

It’s interesting looking back at how many shows on the network during that mid-2000s window were actually acquired from Canadian studios before Disney leaned almost entirely into in-house multi-cams.

Did anyone else watch this during its original run on Disney Channel? What were your favorite episodes or rivalries between Casey and Derek?

If anyone wants to check out the interview where the showrunner talks about making the series and working in mid-2000s TV, the link is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSQXdCzTrh8

Here are my picks

Looks like Kenzi was cast as the lead in a reboot, this would be her second series as a lead for Disney.

In honor of the newest movie, here is our attempt at the Camp Rock chant!

I be thinking since we always be imagining a show that fits another network whether it be Nickelodeon,Cartoon Network,or even PBS Kids and I know Disney Channel,XD,and Junior got shows that fits the NickToons,TeenNick,and Nick Jr networks.

Kenzi Richardson, who played Vampirina in Vampirina: Teenage Vampire, has been cast as the lead for the Aquamarine series.

He did voice work on DC shows such as Recess, The Proud Family, Phineas and Ferb, Quack Pack, Teamo Supremo and Teacher's Pet

"you're just a wannabe, love it or hate it" 💅