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*** Chip Esten can also be seen on ''TheOffice'' and ''Series/{{Nashville}}''.
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*** Chip Esten can also be seen on ''TheOffice'' and ''Series/{{Nashville}}''.''Series/{{Nashville}}'' (his commitments to the latter explain why Morgan Ross never appears again after "Gotcha Day" - he doesn't even come BackForTheFinale, although he does get mentioned throughout the series).
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*** And Tony's ex-girlfriend turns out to be [[HowToRock Stevie]] (but not [[WizardsOfWaverlyPlace Stevie Nichols]]).
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*** And Tony's ex-girlfriend turns out to be [[HowToRock [[Series/HowToRock Stevie]] (but not [[WizardsOfWaverlyPlace Stevie Nichols]]).
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** The episode "Quitting Cold Koala" was actually pulled just prior to airing and was retooled before its actual premiere after several parents (who viewed the episode in advance through Netflix and Disney Channel's own streaming service) complained about the episode's treatment of gluten allergies.
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** The episode "Quitting Cold Koala" was actually pulled just prior to airing and was retooled before its actual premiere after several parents (who viewed the episode in advance through Netflix and Disney Channel's own streaming service) complained about the episode's treatment of gluten allergies. Netflix did show in the past the uncut version of the episode (even after the edited version aired on Disney Channel),but now only shows the edited version.
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** Double-likewise Jennifer Veal who usually plays a much nicer person, especially when she's playing herself in her most well-known role opposite Creator/LucasCruikshank.
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** ''Jessie's Aloha Holidays With Parker and Joey'' may have originally been planned to be a larger-scale {{Crossover}} with ''Series/LivAndMaddie'' including the inclusion of Liv and/or Maddie as crossing over characters. Early promotional material and other references can be found originally referring to the episode as "Crossover-a-Rooney" fitting into the [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming episode naming scheme of]] ''Liv and Maddie''. It's possible Dove Cameron was forced to drop out due to scheduling conflicts with the ''Descendants'' [[MadeForTVMovie DCOM]] and Maia Mitchell was invited to take her place reprising her "Jessie's Big Break" character (who like Liv Rooney is also an actress]].
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** ''Jessie's Aloha Holidays With Parker and Joey'' may have originally been planned to be a larger-scale {{Crossover}} with ''Series/LivAndMaddie'' including the inclusion of Liv and/or Maddie as crossing over characters. Early promotional material and other references can be found originally referring to the episode as "Crossover-a-Rooney" fitting into the [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming episode naming scheme of]] ''Liv and Maddie''. It's possible Dove Cameron was forced to drop out due to scheduling conflicts with the ''Descendants'' [[MadeForTVMovie DCOM]] and Maia Mitchell was invited to take her place reprising her "Jessie's Big Break" character (who like Liv Rooney is also an actress]].actress).
*** But this brings up a question about it- if Dove had scheduling conflicts with ''Descendants'' why does Cameron Boyce still show up in the special, despite also in the same movie?
*** But this brings up a question about it- if Dove had scheduling conflicts with ''Descendants'' why does Cameron Boyce still show up in the special, despite also in the same movie?
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** [[Series/TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody Woody]] is now a hand-model agent! Although, not a very good one.
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* BillingDisplacement: Kevin Chamberlin is listed second on the info for each episode. If it was alphabetical, excluding Creator/DebbyRyan, Cameron Boyce and Karan Brar would be the other two listed. Creator/PeytonRList is the third name which makes sense as she is shown second during the opening credits, and should only be listed third behind one of the other kids. Mileage varies on which Ross child gets most the screen time or is the most or least relevant, but any one of them deserves to be listed above Bertram. It's probably a matter of experience with Kevin and Peyton, since they have done much more acting than the other Ross kids (though it makes one wonder why not an AndStarring accreditation, which is traditional on the network anyway).
** Though in later seasons Peyton List is indeed listed second with Kevin Chamberlain getting an AndStarring credit.
** Though in later seasons Peyton List is indeed listed second with Kevin Chamberlain getting an AndStarring credit.
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** Even prior to that point, the show was originally considered as a second ''Suite Life'' spin-off with Debby Ryan reprising her Bailey Pickett character for the series' entire run. As ''The Suite Life on Deck'' concluded in New York City, it would've opened with Bailey running into a wealthy family in need of a nanny, just as in the eventual series but with key backstory changes. It's possible that such details as the New York locale and Jessie being such an {{Expy}} of Bailey are essentially TheArtifact from this stage of the show's development.
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** ''Jessie's Aloha Holidays With Parker and Joey'' may have originally been planned to be a larger-scale {{Crossover}} with ''Series/LivAndMaddie'' including the inclusion of Liv and/or Maddie as crossing over characters. Early promotional material and other references can be found originally referring to the episode as "Crossover-a-Rooney" fitting into the [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming episode naming scheme of]] ''Liv and Maddie''. It's possible Dove Cameron was forced to drop out due to scheduling conflicts with the ''Descendants'' [[MadeForTVMovie DCOM]] and Maia Mitchell was invited to take her place reprising her "Jessie's Big Break" character (who like Liv Rooney is also an actress]].
** Speaking of [=DCOMs=] there can be several references found to a possible ''JESSIE'' [=DCOM=] including statements by Debby and other cast members in interviews that can be found on YouTube. Even after Season 4 production had wrapped (and along with it, the show for good), Peyton List confirmed in an interview that the cast was told a ''JESSIE'' [=DCOM=] was forthcoming - and then quietly dropped to the cast's own confusion. As the cast themselves have been left in the dark, no word has ever been released as to why the [=DCOM=] was dropped or what plot details would've been involved (it's possible that the project never even got far enough for any specific plot details to be hammered out beyond the basic premised carried over from the show).
** Speaking of [=DCOMs=] there can be several references found to a possible ''JESSIE'' [=DCOM=] including statements by Debby and other cast members in interviews that can be found on YouTube. Even after Season 4 production had wrapped (and along with it, the show for good), Peyton List confirmed in an interview that the cast was told a ''JESSIE'' [=DCOM=] was forthcoming - and then quietly dropped to the cast's own confusion. As the cast themselves have been left in the dark, no word has ever been released as to why the [=DCOM=] was dropped or what plot details would've been involved (it's possible that the project never even got far enough for any specific plot details to be hammered out beyond the basic premised carried over from the show).
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*** And Avery's sister Chloe visits the Rosses in "What a Steal."
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** More [[IncrediblyLamePun directly]], Debby directed the Season 3 episode "Coffee Talk," impressively becoming the youngest female to ever call the shots on a Disney Channel show in the process.
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** More [[IncrediblyLamePun directly]], Debby directed the Season 3 episode "Coffee Talk," impressively becoming the youngest female to ever call the shots on a Disney Channel show in the process. "Bye Bye Bertie" and "Dance Dance Resolution" are also directed by her.
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** And for Jennifer Veal who plays Agatha (see Playing Against Type below)
* MissingEpisode: After "The Whining" aired, a nanny in New York did kill 2 of her kids like the Ross children thought Jessie wanted to do. Disney has since pulled all reruns of the episode and also removed from all paid download sites.
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* MissingEpisode: After "The Whining" aired, a nanny in New York did kill 2 of her kids like the Ross children thought Jessie wanted to do. Disney has since pulled all reruns of the episode and also removed from all paid downloadsites.sites (although it returned in 2014).
* MissingEpisode: After "The Whining" aired, a nanny in New York did kill 2 of her kids like the Ross children thought Jessie wanted to do. Disney has since pulled all reruns of the episode and also removed from all paid download
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** Agatha is Jenny from the ''Lucas and Jenny'' online web series.
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** "Jessie's Big Break" is now this in the US due to Maia Mitchell being in ''Series/TheFosters'', and thus the episode is now hard to find in the channel's rotation.
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** The one-hour specials ("Jessie's Big Break," "G.I. Jessie" and "Jessie's Big Break" is now this Aloha-Holidays with Parker and Joey") and crossovers ("Nanny in Miami" and "Good Luck Jessie: NYC Christmas") are rarely aired in the US rerun schedule due to Maia Mitchell being in ''Series/TheFosters'', Disney Channel's rerun schedule having limited accommodations for one-hour schedules. Doubly so for "Jessie's Aloha Holidays with Parker and Joey" and the crossovers which are all Holiday-themed and thus only seen around the appropriate holidays (likewise the Halloween-themed "Ghostbummers" and "The Whining" when that episode was finally un-banished). Oddly enough "The Runaway Bride of Frankenstein" is now hard to find in frequently shown off-season despite also being a Halloween-themed episode, because it's also part of a multi-episode story arc that the channel's rotation.network [[AdoredByTheNetwork seems to be in love with]].
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* [[FakeAmerican Fake Texan]]: Debby puts on a very noticeable accent for the Jessie role (especially noticable if you catch her speaking in her normal voice). Also a {{Subversion}} since she's actually a Texan in real life, but just doesn't sound "Texan" enough for the role.
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* [[FakeAmerican Fake Texan]]: Debby puts on a very noticeable accent for the Jessie role (especially noticable if you catch her speaking in her normal voice).voice or on other roles like ''Suite Life'' or her [=DCOMs=]). Also a {{Subversion}} since she's actually a Texan in real life, but just doesn't sound "Texan" enough for the role.
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* [[FakeAmerican Fake Texan]]: Debby puts on a very noticeable accent for the Jessie role (especially notable if you catch her speaking in her normal voice). Also a {{Subversion}} since she's actually a Texan in real life, but just doesn't sound "Texan" enough for the role.
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* [[FakeAmerican Fake Texan]]: Debby puts on a very noticeable accent for the Jessie role (especially notable noticable if you catch her speaking in her normal voice). Also a {{Subversion}} since she's actually a Texan in real life, but just doesn't sound "Texan" enough for the role.
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* [[FakeAmerican Fake Texan]]: Debby puts on a very noticeable accent for the Jessie role (especially notable if you catch her speaking in her normal voice). Also a {{Subversion}} since she's actually a Texan in real life, but just doesn't sound "Texan" enough for the role.
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** The Rosses found [[Film/CampRock Tess]] in the middle of the ocean when they went on a private cruise.
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*** Debby again as Jessie and Future!Jessie in "The Jessie-nator: Grudgement Day" - particularly notable as both Jessies end up on screen.
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** Likewise, Debby grew up in Ft. Hood, TX just like Jessie.
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*** Viewers of a certain generation will know [=JoAnne=] Worley from her stint in LaughIn.
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*** Viewers of a certain generation will know [=JoAnne=] Worley from her stint in LaughIn.''LaughIn''.
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*** Mr. Moseby himself shows up in "Karate Kid-Tastrophe." No, not just Phill Lewis - the actual character, Mr. Moseby!
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*** Mr. Moseby himself shows up in "Karate Kid-Tastrophe." No, not just Phill Lewis - the actual character, Mr. Moseby!Moseby![[note]]And yes, he was left scratching his head a bit as to why Jessie looks just like Bailey, going so far as to call Cody over it![[/note]]
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*** Mr. Moseby himself shows up in "Karate Kid-Tastrophe." No, not just Phill Lewis - the actual character, Mr. Moseby!
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** In "Star Wars", Emma mentions being tall for her age. Creator/PeytonRList is indeed tall (5'6") for her age (15).
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** In "Star Wars", Emma mentions being tall for her age. Creator/PeytonRList is indeed tall (5'6") for her age (15).(17).
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* RealLife/MeanCharacterNiceActor: In RealLife, Skai Jackson is ''much'' nicer than Zuri.
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* NamesTheSame: Mr. Kipling. No, [[RudyardKipling besides the obvious]]. It turns out there's a brand of pastries that carries the name ''Mr. Kipling'' that's very popular in Britain.
* PlayingAgainstType: StefanieScott, mostly known as being JerkAss AlphaBitch Lexi on ''ANTFarm'' plays Emma's new ultra-naive and uncultured friend Maybelle in "Hoedown Showdown"
* [[PromotedFanboy Promoted Fangirl]]: Relates to how Debby Ryan got onto ''The Suite Life on Deck'' and ultimately getting her own show, ''Jessie''.
* PlayingAgainstType: StefanieScott, mostly known as being JerkAss AlphaBitch Lexi on ''ANTFarm'' plays Emma's new ultra-naive and uncultured friend Maybelle in "Hoedown Showdown"
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* NamesTheSame: Mr. Kipling. No, [[RudyardKipling [[Creator/RudyardKipling besides the obvious]]. It turns out there's a brand of pastries that carries the name ''Mr. Kipling'' that's very popular in Britain.
* PlayingAgainstType:StefanieScott, Creator/StefanieScott, mostly known as being JerkAss AlphaBitch Lexi on ''ANTFarm'' ''Series/ANTFarm'' plays Emma's new ultra-naive and uncultured friend Maybelle in "Hoedown Showdown"
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** Relates to how Debby Ryan got onto ''The Suite Life on Deck'' and ultimately getting her own show, ''Jessie''.
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** Luke's rival Trevor in ''Zombie Tea Party 5'' eventually ended up working in a [[MightyMed superhero hospital]].
** In "Somebunny's In Trouble:" Who knew Emma was trying to date an [[Series/TheThundermans aspiring supervillain?]]
** Salma, Bertram's Woman of the Week in "Toy Con," joined [[Series/BrooklynNineNine the NYPD's 99th Precinct]] shortly after their salsa contest.
** One of Luke's classmates is [[Series/HenryDanger Kid Danger]].
** Stuart, Zuri's unrequited admirer, is [[Series/{{Glee}} Myron Muskovitz]].
** Luke's rival Trevor in ''Zombie Tea Party 5'' eventually ended up working in a [[MightyMed superhero hospital]].
** In "Somebunny's In Trouble:" Who knew Emma was trying to date an [[Series/TheThundermans aspiring supervillain?]]
** Salma, Bertram's Woman of the Week in "Toy Con," joined [[Series/BrooklynNineNine the NYPD's 99th Precinct]] shortly after their salsa contest.
** One of Luke's classmates is [[Series/HenryDanger Kid Danger]].
** Stuart, Zuri's unrequited admirer, is [[Series/{{Glee}} Myron Muskovitz]].
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** This isn't the first time Cameron Boyce has played someone with the last name of [[music/panicatthedisco Ross]]
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