History WMG / TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody

I thought this WMG up when I was reading the domestic violence article on Wiki/TheOtherWiki and got to the signs and symptoms, I realized the only part of the cycle of violence Cody and Bailey weren't outwardly showing was the violence part, and that could be chalked up to the fact it's Disney. The fact that Bailey doesn't show any signs of abuse after the (unseen) fact could be due to, as mentioned above, the fact it's Disney, or it could be due to the fact that Cody may not be abusing her physically. In other words, Cody's abusing her in one of the following ways: sexually, emotionally, verbally, economically (implausible, but not impossible), or by stalking her. He's most likely emotionally or verbally abusing her or stalking her, probably stalking. God, is there evidence that he's an intimacy-seeking stalker (or perhaps an incompetent suitor) in obsessive love.

Think about it: a DUMB Asian? Not likely. Here's a theory: London realizes that one day, ownership of the Tipton will inevitably fall to her, being her birthright and all. But London doesn't want that: she wants to have fun, hang out with friends, date cute boys, be a normal teen. But she also knows Mosby and her dad expect her to shoulder that burden. So she figures, if she pretends to be totally scatterbrained and incompetent, Mosby and Mr Tipton will have less confidence in her, and therefore put less responsibility on her. London travels around the globe a lot, and we never see what she's REALLY like around other rich, normal people. I can imagine her traveling to ancient places of the world, reading up on history, having intellectual conversations. I think she's VERY smart, she just doesn't want the RESPONSIBILITY her name carries. London has, on a few occasions, been shown to be VERY sharp indeed, and I've read some fanfics where this theory is confirmed, and the stupidity is only a facade.

Milton wears shorts more often than not, especially in the first two seasons, because Cody's pants would be too short on him. Otherwise they have the same style. It's known that Peyton List pointed out that Emma's original wardrobe wasn't fashionable enough for her character, and ultra-fashionable girls' clothes age faster than preppy/nerdy guys'.

This would explain Zack's continual weight gain during The Suite Life of Zack and Cody; type 2 diabetes leads to slow, but continual, weight gain -- which happens to him and type 1 leads to a wasting disease. It can be bad for you - fatal, even - if you don't get it under control... which Zack does in The Suite Life on Deck.

Carrie just lied about it because the conflict was ridiculous and she didn't want their existential crisis to continue over this. She later got their birth certificates changed for legal reasons and so that this would never happen again.

This would explain Zack's continual weight gain during The Suite Life of Zack and Cody; type 2 diabetes leads to slow, but continual, weight gain -- which happens to him and type 1 leads to a wasting disease. It can be bad for you - fatal, even - if you don't get it under control... which Zack does in The Suite Life on Deck.

[[WMG: ''The Suite Life'' takes place in the StargateVerse]]

[[WMG: Disney reused Cody's wardrobe as [[KickinIt Milton Krupnick's]] and attempted to reuse London's wardrobe as [[Series/{{Jessie}} Emma Ross]]'.]]

She lied to Cody because she was so sure he would get in. But when he revealed that he was also rejected, she felt so ashamed and afraid that Cody would see less for her for both the lie and apparent academic inferiority that she kept rolling with it. She said her goodbyes on the ship and stayed in New York City where she dyed her hair, invented a new backstory and a new identity for herself - "[[{{Jessie}} Jessie Prescott]]".

[[WMG: Bailey Pickett is going to make an appearance on ''{{Jessie}}'']]

[[WMG: Disney reused Cody's wardrobe as [[KickinIt Milton Krupnick's]] and attempted to reuse London's wardrobe as [[{{Jessie}} Emma Ross]]'.]]

I thought this WMG up when I was reading the domestic violence article on TheOtherWiki and got to the signs and symptoms, I realized the only part of the cycle of violence Cody and Bailey weren't outwardly showing was the violence part, and that could be chalked up to the fact it's Disney. The fact that Bailey doesn't show any signs of abuse after the (unseen) fact could be due to, as mentioned above, the fact it's Disney, or it could be due to the fact that Cody may not be abusing her physically. In other words, Cody's abusing her in one of the following ways: sexually, emotionally, verbally, economically (implausible, but not impossible), or by stalking her. He's most likely emotionally or verbally abusing her or stalking her, probably stalking. God, is there evidence that he's an intimacy-seeking stalker (or perhaps an incompetent suitor) in obsessive love.

To see the video evidence, look under on the [[TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody main entry]] in the ''On Deck'' section under HeyItsThatGuy Seriously, the dude looks, talks, and acts just like Kirby!

Since Zack and Maya didn't repair their relationship, it's undeniable that he still loves his "Sweet Thang". The graduation episode didn't say or show that Zack reunited with Maddie, but it could be a hint that he did. In fact, many Zaddie fans consider it that he had returned to Maddie after this episode, for both of them to fulfill each other's promises, despite Maddie not being able to keep her promise to Zack about the prom part. If AshleyTisdale returned in this episode, the episode would have been a bit more better.