Tom Virtue |
Steve Stevens |
Donna Pescow |
Eileen Stevens |
Nick Spano |
Donnie Stevens |
Shia LaBeouf |
Louis Anthony Stevens |
Christy Carlson Romano |
Renèe 'Ren' Stevens |
Margo Harshman |
Tawny Dean |
Beau Billingslea |
Announcer |
Guest Star |
Shanelle Henry |
Michelle |
Guest Star |
Robin Shorr |
Rhonda |
Guest Star |
Lauren Frost |
Ruby |
Recurring Role |
George Anthony Bell |
Conrad Wexler |
Recurring Role |
Fred Meyers |
Tom |
Recurring Role |
While Tawny is first watching the videotape Louis had made for her, you can see her holding the grappling hook Louis and Beans had used to climb up into her bedroom earlier. This probably explains why the next day, Tawny doesn't seem surprised when Louis implies that he had watched her videotape as well.
When Louis is unpacking his things back into his locker, he isn't wearing his bag as Mr. Wexler is screaming. But when Louis is speaking to Twitty, he suddenly is wearing the bag.
When they are watching the "news" to see who won the election you can clearly see that the VCR says 'PLAY' on it, and that the VCR isn't there anymore when it shows the Stevens family watching it from afar.
Louis threatens Tom by saying that he will hunt him down if someone besides Tawny gets his tape, but why would Tom seem so scared if he knows kung-fu or tai-kwon-do or whatever. This was proved in the episode, "Hutch Boy."
When Beans chages the TV channel from the election news to Teamo Supremo, he says, "Hey, it's a new one!" But all that's showing at that point is the show's standard opening, so it would be impossible for him to tell whether or not it was a new episode.
A recount that resulted in the change in the winner of a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives with a margin of only 17 votes would certainly lead to a thorough investigation and probably another recount. Surely the Stevens side wouldn't just accept the result without any further challenge or confirmation.
This is the first time it's ever mentioned that Eileen was running for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. For something that would be such a major event in the lives of the whole family, it seems odd that it was never referred to even once before in previous episodes. This is similar to the situation in season two's "Wild Child," in which Eileen is running for California Secretary of State, a race which was never mentioned again.
Louis: So, I saw a tape, last night.
Tawny: Yeah, I... I saw a tape, too.
Louis: So?
Tawny: So?
Louis: So... I heard they're having chilly-fries at lunch today.
Tawny: Cool. I love chilly-fries.
(Mr. Wexler is screaming his head off because Louis is refilling his locker)
Teacher: Come along Mr Wexler. I'll give you some coffee!
Mr. Wexler: And cookies?
Beans: (to Louis) Gettin' a little hippy there, Professer Cuddlebottems!
Tom: Is that a threat, Louis?
Louis: Yeah. That's a threat.
Tom: OK. Uh-- Well, I respond very well to threats.
Louis: We're moving to Washington?
Ren: Hello! Mom's in Congress now, Congress is in Washington.
Donnie: Since when?
Eileen Stevens: This whole election has been a disaster.
Steve Stevens: Come on, Eileen, it's not your fault.
Eileen: I know it's not my fault. The people have spoken. It's their fault.
Beans: (sniffing Tawny's pillow) Her pillow smells good, my pillows smells like macaroni and cheese.
(Eileen and Steve moving heavy box to truck)
Eileen: (to Steve) Why does this box have holes in it?
Beans: (pops out of box) So I can breathe.
(After finding out Eileen lost the election)
Louis: My tape!
Ren: My friends!
Steve: My job!
Donnie: My coach!
Eileen: My seat!
Louis: (to Tawny on video) I remember the first time I saw you... I had fallen off the flag pole--hurt like crud--but it didn't matter, cause there you were...
Tawny: (to Louis on video) ...and you fell off the flagpole and, I just remember thinking how funny you were; n...not funny that you broke your back, but just... that you were a funny person. And, you're really cute, too.
Louis: (on video) I like the way you look at me. You have this look you do, right after I do something stupid, you give me this look--It's like... It's like you're gonna get mad, but then, you just smile!
Tawny: (on video) As long as I live, I'm...I'm never gonna meet anybody like you.
Louis: (on video) I'm gonna miss you, so much. I love you, Tawny.
Tawny: (on video) ...I love you, Louis.
Although the show was extremely popular, Disney's 'rule' was a show to be cancelled after only 65 episodes.
This episode is also known as "Mano-A-Mano".
Christy Romano & Shia LaBeouf (a.k.a Ren and Louis) are the only two actors/actress to appear in every episode.
From the Main Cast:
Tom Virtue played "Steve Stevens" in 51/65 episodes.
Donna Pescow played "Eileen Stevens" in 50/65 episodes.
Nick Spano played "Donnie Stevens" in 44/65 episodes.
A.J. Trauth played "Twitty" in 54/65 episodes.
Margo Harshman played "Tawny" in 45/65 episodes.
Recurring Characters:
Fred Meyers played "Tom" in 30/65 episodes.
George Anthony Bell played "Principal Wexler" in 23/65 episodes.
Steven Anthony Lawrence played "Beans" in 22/65 episodes.
Lauren Frost played "Ruby" in 21/65 episodes.
Jim Wise played "Coach Tugnut" in 17/65 episodes.
Kenya Williams played "Monique" in 13/65 episodes.
Eric "Ty" Hodges II played "Larry Beal" in 13/65 episodes.
This series finale was broadcast on the Disney Channel without any indication that it would be the show's last episode. In the week or two beforhand, promo ads were broadcast regularly for it, but they focused on the Louis-Tawny tape mixup and never mentioned that the show was coming to an end.
Broadcast in Australia in February 2003.
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