History Series / StuckInTheMiddle

* WritersCannotDoMath: The only way for Ethan to fit in between Georgie and Harley in the birth order. Harley explicitly turns 13 in an early season 1 episode, while Georgie doesn't turn 15 until nearly season two. The bare minimum amount of time for there to be two to-term pregnancies (6 months is the bare minimum at which a fetus can survive outside the womb) with minimum amount of healing time between births (6 weeks each) is 18 months, which just barely fits in the needed time frame (and possibly doesn't at all). The wikia reveals that Georgie was born in July 2000, Ethan in November 2001 (so almost a year and a half right there), and Harley in ... April 2002. This means that Harley was born 5 months after Ethan (so, in order to be full-term, would have had to be conceived 4 months into Ethan's pregnancy).

* SmellySkunk: At the very end of the episode "Stuck in the Slushinator" when a skunks sprays the whole family which the camera took the picture.

* AmbiguousDisorder: Some of Georgie's behavior suggests she could be somewhere on the autism spectrum.

* YouAreGrounded: Taken UpToEleven with Lockdown; the kids are not only forbidden from leaving their rooms but anything fun is taken away.

* BackForTheFinale: Rachael comes back in the final episode to save the day when preparations for Harley's quinceañera go wrong.

* AbsenteeActor:
** Ethan was absent for four episodes in Season 3.
** Daphne was absent for three episodes in Season 1, four episodes in Season 2 and five episodes in Season 3.
** Georgie was absent for three episodes in Season 1, three episodes in Season 2 and four episodes in Season 3.
** Lewie was absent for three episodes in Season 1, four episodes in Season 2 and 3.
** Beast was absent for three episodes in Season 1, four episodes in Season 2 and 3.
** Suzy was absent for three episodes in Season 1, five episodes in Season 2 and four episodes in Season 3.
** Tom was absent for three episodes in Season 1, four episodes in Season 2 and four episodes in Season 3.

* FoeYay: Harley and Aidan. After weeks of heated tension between Harley and Aidan, they develop from enemies to lovers.

* MissFanservice: Rachel.

The show is rather unusual compared to other Creator/DisneyChannel {{Kid Com}}s. Unlike other shows on the channel, it is a single-camera sitcom with no LaughTrack, the first since ''{{Series/Jonas}}'' in 2009, and the first since ''Series/PhilOfTheFuture'' to not be produced by It's A Laugh Productions. Furthermore, the set of the house is much messier than most other homes, and there is a substantial amount of {{Parental Bonus}}es. It's also one of the few of their sitcoms ''not'' to be produced by It's A Laugh Productions.

The show is rather unusual compared to other Creator/DisneyChannel {{Kid Com}}s. Unlike other shows on the channel, it is a single-camera sitcom with no LaughTrack, the first since ''{{Series/Jonas}}'' in 2009. Furthermore, the set of the house is much messier than most other homes, and there is a substantial amount of {{Parental Bonus}}es. It's also one of the few of their sitcoms ''not'' to be produced by It's A Laugh Productions.

''Stuck in the Middle'' is a Disney series that began airing in 2016 about a large Hispanic family, with seven children. The main character is Harley, the third of four girls and the fourth child overall, leaving her, well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin stuck in the middle]].

The show is rather unusual compared to other Creator/DisneyChannel {{Kid Com}}s. Unlike other shows on the channel, it is a single-camera sitcom with no LaughTrack, the first since {{Series/Jonas}} in 2009. Furthermore, the set of the house is much messier than most other homes, and there is a substantial amount of {{Parental Bonus}}es. It's also one of the few of their sitcoms ''not'' to be produced by It's A Laugh Productions.

* BittersweetEnding: A really emotional one occurs in “Stuck With Rachel’s Secret”; Rachel leaves her family to attend a fashion program overseas, leaving the rest of the family missing her and aren’t ready to take over her big sister role yet.

The show is rather unusual compared to other Creator/DisneyChannel {{Kid Com}}s. Unlike other shows on the channel, it is a single-camera sitcom with no LaughTrack the first since {{Series/Jonas}} in 2009. Furthermore, the set of the house is much messier than most other homes, and there is a substantial amount of {{Parental Bonus}}es. It's also one of the few of their sitcoms ''not'' to be produced by It's A Laugh Productions.

The show is rather unusual compared to other Creator/DisneyChannel {{Kid Com}}s. Unlike other shows on the channel, for the first time since {{Series/Jonas}} it is a single-camera sitcom with no LaughTrack. The set of the house is much messier than most other homes, and there is a substantial amount of {{Parental Bonus}}es. It's also one of the few of their sitcoms ''not'' to be produced by It's A Laugh Productions.

* LatinoIsBrown: The entire family is Hispanic; a first for a Disney show.

The show is rather unusual compared to other Creator/DisneyChannel {{Kid Com}}s. Unlike other shows on the channel, for the first time since {{Series/Jonas}} it is a single-camera sitcom with no LaughTrack. The set of the house is much messier than most other homes, and there is a substantial amount of GettingCrapPastTheRadar. It's also one of the few of their sitcoms ''not'' to be produced by It's A Laugh Productions.

The show is rather unusual compared to other Creator/DisneyChannel {{Kid Com}}s. Unlike other shows on the channel, for the first time since ''Series/Jonas(series)'' it is a single-camera sitcom with no LaughTrack. The set of the house is much messier than most other homes, and there is a substantial amount of GettingCrapPastTheRadar. It's also one of the few of their sitcoms ''not'' to be produced by It's A Laugh Productions.