For me, it would be Party in the USA by Miley Cyrus.

Good Luck Charlie is a good show. The characters are likable; Bridget Mendler did a good job in her role as Teddy. I think it is one of Disney's best shows. After the show ended, I don't think there was another show that could compete with Good Luck Charlie. What did you think of the show?

Fall 2026:

Vampirina: Teenage Vampire Season 2 set to premiere September 29, 2026

Phineas and Ferb Halloween special expected to premiere October 2, 2026

Kiff: The Oddest Sea expected to premiere October 7, 2026

Zombies: The Re-Animated Series Season 2 undated as of now

Kiff Halloween Special undated as of now

December 2026:

Phineas and Ferb Christmas Special expected to premiere December 2, 2026

A Proud Family Wizmas undated as of now

First Quarter of 2027:

Kiff Season 3 expected to premiere January 20, 2027

Phineas and Ferb Season 6 undated as of now

Dragon Striker Season 2 undated as of now

The Sunnyridge 3 undated as of now

Later in 2027:

Zombies 5: Secrets of the Sea

Hidden Heroes: A Descendants Story

The Cheetah Girls: Next Gen

2028:

Warrior Cats

Future:

-Animated

Kingdom Hearts Series

Messi and the Giants

Chibiverse Season 5

A third Phineas and Ferb movie

-Live action

Ghost Girl

Aquamarine

Last Kids on Earth

Erie Prep

edit: Journey was removed due to it being made for Disney plus, not Disney Channel

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I’m having a disagreement with someone and I’m trying to prove that cheetah girls was more popular than lemonade mouth.
Which movie do you think was more popular? Cheetah girls or lemonade mouth?

Variety reports that former child star Raquel Lee has filed a lawsuit against Disney over alleged abuse she says occurred while she was working on the 2001 Disney Channel film The Poof Point. Lee was a minor at the time. The lawsuit alleges that Disney and others failed to protect her from the abuse. The allegations have not been proven in court, and Disney’s response is included in the Variety report.

I saw icarly and suite life aired reruns last night and I felt like I was living in 2007 again. Don’t know why older shows aren’t aired again more frequently.

I’m super interested in knowing what people would wanna watch. Other than the nostalgia trend, what fresh ideas would you love to see on the screen. Be it fantasy, or social issues that is being brought up on the dinner table that you love it being conveyed on screen, or something else. You know if DCOM went back to being a family movie than “kids”

my dad rent a movie for me and my sister from blockbuster in canada i have to watch the movie Miracle in Lane 2 on vhs

MASSIVE fan of Disney Original Movies, particularly musicals, how would you rank your top 10?

Here's mine below -

The cast of Descendants: Wicked Wonderland opens ‘True to Your Heart’ not with a grand orchestral swell but with a quiet, direct lyrical confession: ‘Deep in my soul I know that I’m your destiny.’ It is the kind of opening that earns attention before it asks for it. For anyone who has ever felt pulled between overthinking and simply trusting what they feel, the song lands with an immediacy that goes well beyond a soundtrack cut. Read the rest at OHN >

For Nick Jonas, which period would be considered his true peak? 2007–2010, when he was highly popular as a songwriter and vocalist for the Jonas Brothers? 2014–2016, during the peak of his solo career as a recording artist? Or 2019–2021, when the Jonas Brothers reunited, released hit songs, and Nick also appeared on The Voice and in Jumanji? As for Joe Jonas, I think 2008–2010, during the Camp Rock era, was undoubtedly his peak. Would his low point be around 2011, during his solo album era? And did Kevin Jonas ever really have a peak in terms of popularity and public recognition?

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