Disney Shows you actually like

We have one for movies, so why not shows?
And no mentioning Even Stevens.

is this a duplicate thread?

I dont think it is, personally.

Okay, I'll confess, I love Wizards of Waverly Place, although mostly for Alex. Hannah Montana had it's moments too. So does Shake It Up and although the movie mostly sucked My Babysitter's A Vampire seems to be improving. Course I'm a Dirty Old Man so I have my ulterior motives but in this case I actually am talking about the writing and acting.

I liked Even Stevens, and I'm glad I did since both stars went on to much acclaim after that show. In fact, their earlier live-action shows aimed at tweens were okay- I remember also tuning in to see The Famous Jett Jackson. .... then I saw they were doing the same thing over and over, and said, "OH-kah!"

Their animated shows are slightly more tolerable, I LOVE Phineas And Ferb, The Proud Family, and watched several episodes of Kim Possible.

I adore Phineas And Ferb and likewise for Kim Possible but didn't mention them because I assumed this was just for live action shows.

I very often find myself laughing with, not at, Wizards. Hannah Montana is occasionally a surprising amount of funny, but those funny moments are normally outweighed by the moments that annoy me.

I liked Gargoyles. That's about it...

Oh, and no animated shows either. This is live action tv fourm after all

I like My Babysitter's a Vampire. It's not really scary at all, unless your like a kid or something. I just like how it gets a lot of crap pass the radar. Especially, considering this is Disney were talking about.

I like Good Luck Charlie. I just like the lack of a "twist" involved. They're just average people. It could be on any channel. Also Shake It Up is cute, though the leads just look too thin to me.

Well, they are just 13. As has been lampshaded several times neither of them really has a figure yet.

Lizzie Mcguire. I was obsessed with that show when I was younger and I recently watched an episode again. Still good.

Phil Of The Future too. That show was awesome. I really miss it.

As far as current shows are concerned, I like Good Luck Charlie, though I only watch it ocassionally.

Good Luck Charlie

Thats So Raven, Phil Of The Future, Lizzie Mcguire, and while sports aren't my thing I was fascinated by The Jersey.

Wait, so Buzz Lightyear Of Star Command? But that show was what was happenin', yo!

edited 14th Jul '11 7:12:07 PM by MousaThe14

I didn't start watching this show until literally a couple of days ago, but My Babysitters A Vampire, which is intriguing to me for a number of reasons. First of all, it's not nearly as dumbed-down and cheesy as the other shows on the network. In fact, it can occasionally get...surprisingly dark. And the writing is actually fairly clever and witty. And there's no Laugh Track. All of the ShoutOuts Ethan, Benny, and Rory make don't hurt either.

In other words, it's a show that you can watch without feeling embarrassed about it, that's more reminiscent of Disney Channel's good ol' days, pre-"sitcom with a twist! over-saturation."

edited 15th Jul '11 5:41:10 PM by Nexus

Wizard, raven, phil,

Totally forgot Lizzie Mc Guire. Loved that show.

edited 19th Jul '11 8:18:38 AM by tricksterson

I remember Smart Guy being very funny. And now the person who played the daughter from that show is the mother in Are We There Yet?!

edited 19th Jul '11 6:44:59 AM by kyun

Anyone remember Sister, Sister? I loved that show!

I think that was before my interest in sitcoms were formed. I do know it starred the older sisters of the main lead from Smart Guy.

Ones that are currently playing: My Babysitter's a Vampire. That's it.

Ones that aren't around anymore: Phil of the Future, That's So Raven, and Jonas(mostly the first season).

Do foreign imports really count as Disney shows though?

If it's on the Disney Channel it counts. Besides since we're going to conquer it some day Canada doesn't count as foreign. Yes, I'm just kidding, put down the heavy ordinance.

edited 28th Jul '11 8:58:45 AM by tricksterson

Hrrm, Phil of the Future is probably one of the few Disney Channel sitcoms to get some level of critical acclaim, I mean Disney Channel and tweencoms, by nature, are Critic Proof, but that show was conderised very good.

I like Phineas and Ferb, even if it is a bit unsasfitying to watch sometimes, it's still funny and has well-devoloped characters, and I loved the P&F: AT 2 D movie.

I remember watching Kim Possible when it was on, kind of liked that, but I wasn't as critical as I am now.

I admit Wizards of Waverly Place does have some good episodes and is hilarious once it embraces being a Black Comedy, but more often than not, it's eh.