Since Disney is completely obssessed with cliches and predictability. Guess what, I am going to say bad things about this episode! Here we go, first of all this episode started off interesting. But as the show went on I noticed a few problems like for instance the Washington bit was good except for the ending. Note: leave the hip hop to the ones who are already perfected, popularized, and made it is today. The bit could have done without the so-called "chopped and screwed" because it didn't cool it looked stupid and completey fake. The main plot was good but I could not stand the fact that Amy decided to move because she raised for kids inside the house and she wants the next baby to enjoy the house to. It was stupid and predictable. I knew the moment she said, "I forgot something inside the house" that she was going to flake out on the move". That was enough to prove my point. Then came the sad music and the expression on her face,the tears, and the montage sequence of flashbacks which made it more cliched. As I sat there and watched I was like "Oh gosh please don't tell me you're changing your mind about the move, C'mon you have too many people in that house already! I wanted to pop through that TV and tell her you have to do what is necessary for your family and if moving is what's best then thats what you have to do. It's okay I understand that you and your family have had many good times in that house but that is no reason to give up what needed to be done.
I'm starting to agree with some of the negative reviews of this episode about Disney-made shows are starting to become more predictable and cliched.
If they would've gone through with the move this episode would've been better.
Actually a one is way too generous. I'm only going to give this show a 1 because that's the lowest the scale will go but in my opinon this ep. deserves a negative 20,000 rating. Since you TV. com fans like cliches so much, I won't be surprised if I come back and see that more people disagree than agree with this review. Anyone who rates this above a 1 is young, clueless, naive, and under 15 years of age.
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