History Heartwarming / TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody

* Moseby and the twins. It never feels like he ''hates'' them, just trying to disapline them.

* One that's a retroactive Heartwarming - Mr Moseby talks back to Mr Tipton and probably ends up fired. Come ''Jessie'' and he's ''still'' working for the Tiption -- albeit a different branch -- which means he was either ''not'' fired, or London defied her father to get him his job back.

* Another great moment between Zack and Maddie is in "Lip Syncin in the Rain". Maddie didn't get the role of Sharpay but Zack continues to support and inspires her to not give up. When everyone denounces London, it is Zack who urges that Maddie take the role London has. Although it didn't work, Maddie appreciates it.

* Another great moment between Zack and Maddie is in "Lip Syncin in the Rain" where Zack vouches Maddie to take the role of Sharpay. The latter nods in agreement and appreciates Zack for his support.

* "So You Think You Can Date" has a nice ending full of NarmCharm. The entire episode was about Bailey and Cody trying to make each other jealous with their new dates for an upcoming dance. In the end, both of their dates end up pairing up with each other, leaving both Cody and Bailey alone on the dance floor. At this point, a GenreSavvy viewer would expect it to just end with Cody and Bailey getting back together, and indeed they do start to dance with each other. But [[CrowningMomentOfFunny as Woody notes]], it's very awkward, and it's [[BittersweetEnding obvious that they're not getting back together]]. Cut to a ShipTease (no pun intended) with Moseby and Tutweiler, who throughout the episode have been trying to secretly recreate their broken high school years with this dance. They now both understand why this dance was so important to each other and, as they dance slowly together, see themselves as they were [[{{Adorkable}}back when they were teenagers]].

* "Goin' Bananas" has the brothers admit to their insecurities caused by the other's acheivements. After admitting they didn't know the other felt that way, they hug. [[CrowningMomentOfFunny While Cody's wearing a banana costume.]]

--> '''London''': *tearing up* I'm going to miss you.

** And then Moseby tells her that he approves of her forbidden romance, even if doing so costs him his job, because "if you really love someone, then you have to think of them before yourself". Whoever came up with the idea for this episode---the writer's name is obviously credited, so all you have to do is look on {{Wikipedia}} is a ''genius''.

* "So You Think You Can Date" has a nice ending full of NarmCharm. The entire episode was about Baily and Cody trying to make each other jealous with their new dates for an upcoming dance. In the end, both of their dates end up pairing up with each other, leaving both Cody and Baily alone on the dance floor. At this point, a GenreSavvy viewer would expect it to just end with Cody and Baily getting back together, and indeed they do start to dance with each other. But [[CrowningMomentOfFunny as Woody notes]], it's very awkward, and it's [[BittersweetEnding obvious that they're not getting back together]]. Cut to a ShipTease (no pun intended) with Moseby and Tutweiler, who throughout the episode have been trying to secretly recreate their broken high school years with this dance. They now both understand why this dance was so important to each other and, as they dance slowly together, see themselves as they were [[{{Adorkable}}back when they were teenagers]].

-->Zack: These aren't your brothers. I'm your brother. I care about you. I'm not leaving this island without you.

*** Then she goes on to repeat his advice in her IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy moment - said moment being perhaps the most unselfish thing she has ever done. It's a bit of a WallBanger, however, since she was giving away what she'd tried the whole episode to achieve. Oh, and she never got it back. ''Ever''. Even though the show had two and a half more seasons, a spinoff, and a BigDamnMovie. It could be chalked up to NegativeContinuity, however.

** And then Moseby tells her that he approves of her forbidden romance, even if doing so costs him his job, because "if you really love someone, then you have to think of them before yourself". Whoever came up with the idea for this episode is a ''genius''.
*** Then she goes on to repeat his advice in her IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy moment - said moment being perhaps the most unselfish thing she has ever done. AAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWW...

** The song that plays while they're dancing also counts as not only heartwarming but also reflects on their relationship, particulary the lyric; ''I want what I can't have''.

** The song that plays while they're dancing also counts as not only heartwarming but also reflects on their relationship, particulary the lyric;

* "So You Think You Can Date" has a nice ending full of NarmCharm. The entire episode was about Baily and Cody trying to make each other jealous with their new dates for an upcoming dance. In the end, both of their dates end up pairing up with each other, leaving both Cody and Baily alone on the dance floor. At this point, a GenreSavvy viewer would expect it to just end with Cody and Baily getting back together, and indeed they do start to dance with each other. But [[CrowningMomentOfFunny as Woody notes]], it's very awkward, and it's [[BittersweetEnding obvious that they're not getting back together]]. Cut to a ShipTease (no pun intended) with Moesby and Tutweiler, who throughout the episode have been trying to secretly recreate their broken high school years with this dance. They now both understand why this dance was so important to each other and, as they dance slowly together, see themselves as they were [[{{Adorkable}}back when they were teenagers]].

->Zack: These aren't your brothers. I'm your brother. I care about you. I'm not leaving this island without you.

* "Snakes on a Boat" managed to [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar get a LOT of crap past the radar]] but in the midst of all that, we also have Mr. Moseby saving Zack's life after he's bitten by a snake, in spite of all their differences. And considering what he had to do to save it, that's pretty impressive.

** "Snakes on a Boat" managed to [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar get a LOT of crap past the radar]]but in the midst of all that, we also have Mr. Moseby saving Zack's life after he's bitten by a snake, in spite of all their differences. And considering what he had to do to save it, that's pretty impressive.

* "Goin' Bananas" has the brothers admit to their insecurities caused by the other's acheivements. After admitting they didn't know the other felt that way, they hug. [[CrowningMomentOfFunny While Cody's wearing a banana costume.]]

* "Goin' Bananas" has the brothers admit to their insecurities caused by the other's acheivemnts. After admitting they didn't know the other felt that way, they hug. [[CrowningMomentOfFunny While Cody's wearing a banana costume.]]

* "So You Think You Can Date" has a nice ending full of NarmCharm. The entire episode was about Baily and Cody trying to make each other jealous with their new dates for an upcoming dance. In the end, both of their dates end up pairing up with each other, leaving both Cody and Baily alone on the dance floor. At this point, a GenreSavvy viewer would expect it to just end with Cody and Baily getting back together, and indeed they do start to dance with each other. But [[CrowningMomentOfFunny as Woody notes]], it's very awkward, and it's [[BittersweetEnding obvious that they're not getting back together]]. Cut to a ShipTease (no pun intended) with Moesby and Tutweiler, who throughout the episode have been trying to secretly recreate their broken high school years with this dance. They now both understand why this dance was so important to each other and, as they dance slowly together, see themselves as they were [[{{Adorkable}}back when they were teenagers]].