Hannah Montana

This episode should not have been part of the "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana" crossover. If this was a regular episode, it would be different, but this was hardly a crossover. The only character from either Raven or Suite Life who appears, is Maddie, and she appears for less then 2 minutes. The other episodes of this crossover feature characters from all shows, so I feel it was cheap how this show didn't. Not only that but the storyline, it would have made a good Hannah episode. But since it aired as this, it technically qualifies as a crossover, and not a good one either. Grade- D

This was a nice episode, but not one of the best. Roxy was pretty funny and the best part of this episode. However, she is starting to become not funny. The episode was okay, just not in my top five. The plot was pretty nice, but there wasn't much substance. Also, this episode seemed like it wasn't originally part of That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana. It seemed like just a regular Hannah Montana episode. So, this episode is average. Not horrible and not great. But it was my favorite part of That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana.

I liked the "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana" event, and I thought it was great to see three new episodes of three of my favorite shows in one.



Checkin' Out

Dylan and Cole Sprouse guest star. So hilarious, how Raven didn't know how to work a SECKRETECK (I think I spelled that wrong). And I loved the Stanley versus Chelsea battle, but I'd want to see it go out for like all of "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana". Like they could make Chelsea/Victor/Stanley/Co ry/Eddie guest stars on Suite Life and Hannah Montana too.



That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana

The hotel tries to plan a birthday party for Carey. I loved the "old" jokes, and when the party happened. And when everybody kept suprising the wrong person, like Moseby and Raven. That was hilarious. I also loved the Zack/Cody plot. But the Hannah Montana (HM) plot was just too short.



On the Road Again

Miley tries to get Robbie Ray back on stage. It wasn't the most funniest, funniest episode but I do want Marty Clien (I think I spelled that wrong, too :P) to come back sometime. He was funny! Ladies and gentlemans, Marty Clien! I Want My Marty Back!



I give the complete "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana" special, an 8.0! As for "Checkin Out", an 8.0. "TSSLOHM" an 8.0 aswell and "On the Road, Again", 7.3.

As for the rest of the episode, it was fairly enjoyable, though it's my least favorite episode so far.

They said Miley's dad looked happy on stage, but I just thought he looked bored! And if the hotel girl's mother was such a big fan of Billy Ray, the least they could have done was to actually have her on the show!

I love Emily! Her presence alone can make an episode worth watching. It's too bad she didn't have a very big part in this episode... Luckily, Roxy was there to raise the quality... even though she is also just a stereotype.

This was the first Hannah Montana episode that I have seen. It was ok, Robbie Ray was offered another chance to perform. He doesn't want to at first, but his children convince him to. And it makes him happy. I thought that Roxy was funny, I liked how she always had her eyes on Jackson and Miley. She was way to overprotective over Jackson and Miley, watching there every move, not allowing them to go out without her. And I thought that when Miley missed her dad it was cute. This show showed Miley as a regular kid who just missed her daddy, and how mature she was. She was willing to give up her happiness for his. But in the end Robbie Ray noticed how unhappy she was, and he decided not to go on tour. He would have missed his kids to much anyways. The end scene when Robbie, Jackson, and Miley where all in mullets made me laugh. Especially when jackson began armpit farting, because that was his "special" talent. All in all this episode was ok, it made me laugh, and thats always good.

I kind of liked the episode by itself. How Miley finds out that her dad is also famous is funny. But it is strange that she din't figure that out before. Though it was nice to have Miley not be acting like a brat for once. I didn't like how it fit in woth the TSSLHM though. It seemed like all of the other episodes were about all of the shows, but this one was just about the people of HM. It seems like they could have made it different so that all of the people could be in it. I had mixed feelings about this.

So where do I start? This episode is the finale of the "Thats So Suite Life of Hannah Montana." This episode was a sad finish to the cross-over event. Now, before I am too harsh, let me say, I am a big fan oh Hannah Montana and The Suite Life, but this episode was "Painful to watch." It starts out in the Tipton, and Hannah is packing up ready to return home. Why is she returning home when she just arrived to the Tipton on The Suite Life? Couldn't she have stayed a little bit like Raven did on the Suite Life episode. Anyway, Maddie walks in and helps Hannah pack. pretty normal for a Candy Counter girl to help a guest pack, not! Then Maddie tells how she misses Robbie Ray and Hannah feels bad. That's it. End of crossover, Hannah leaves the Tipton and says farewell to Maddie. Oh, my bad, at the end of the episode Maddie arrives as a crazed Robbie Ray come-back fan and is suddenly chased away by Roxy. This episode is sad, I have the That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana DVD, and let me tell you, I don't watch it. So not so much of a crossover, but a mere Cameo.

I think this episode is a tribute to Billy Ray Cyruss and they wanted an episode not for teenagers but for the older crowd who used to listen to him when the older people were younger. He was a icon in the 80s and they did this episode to prove that although he is old he can still sing and hasn't lost his touch. I think the yonger audience now is starting to witness what his talent is all about and to prove that he still can sing.

Miley trying to close her suitcase was a funny moment. Ashley Tisdale was great in this episode. I actually like the song that Robby Ray sang. It was real sweet of Miley and Jackson to allow their dad to relive some of his glory days. Roxy is the best bodyguard ever and she's hilarious too. Marty Klein or whatever his name was, was funny too. He just kept talking and talking. Jackson getting a set of hot triplets to be their nanny was funny. Miley knew not to trust him with that. The end was about the best part of the episode, the whole family singing together. A classic moment that you won't see often.

On the Road Again was a terrible ending to the That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana crossover. The only guest star was Ashley Tisdale playing Maddie. The only appearance of the Tipton was in the beginning. The beginnig was the only good part of the episode. This episode was really bad. What a shame. Lily and Roxy were the only funny things in this episode. Miley discovers that Robbie was once a star and she learns that she is not the only star in the family. I really disliked this episode. It was actually very boring and unoriginal. 100 words!

roxy / roxie drove me CRAZY in this episode, but was still pretty hilarious, except of course when she wanted to go to the movies with jackson and his friends. maddie was the only non - hannah montana character, and she had a very small part compared to Raven's part in the suite life part of this, which was a little weird considering it was supposed to be an equal trilogy or whatever that word is. oh yeah robbie is a really good singer but he didn't seem very enthusiastic and the other guy who booked jobs was really hilarious.

Hannah Montana is just lwaving the Tipton and Maddie walks in saying that she couldn't live her life knowing that she was the one holding Robbie Ray from his old singing career. After Maddie said that and they got back from Boston Jackson, Lilly and Miley decide to try to get their dad back into the singing business. At first he wasn't going to do it becasue he didn't know what to say and also because he couldn't bring them with and he can't leave them home alone. When he said he couldn't leave them home Jackson starts hastling trying to find a baby-sitter and brings three but his dad so no way. Then Miley brings in Roxy and he decides to go and they later go catch up with him because they couldn't stand Roxy watching over them.

In this episode, we get to see Billy Ray Cyrus singing. His character turns out to be a former pop star as Miley digs up some old records of her dad. This episode features a guest appearance of Ashley Tilsdale as a hotel attendant. She adds fun to the Hannah Montana bunch. This episode is well written, the comedic storyline presents a satisfying half hour. It's fun and exciting to watch. Miley's role again energizes this episode with her usual dual personalities. Lilly is a cool sidekick. It's been an exciting episode, I'm surely looking forward for the next one.

Miley tells her dad that he should sing again. But after he leaves Miley and Jackson miss him a lot. They go to the Tipton where their dad is singing. While they are there they run into Maddie from The Suite Life Of Zack and Cody. My favorite lines were:



Roxy: Excuse me miss Montana. There's a girl out here who wants to see you. Claims she's Maddie from the candy counter. You want me to tell her you're not here.

Maddie: But she's right there. I can see her.

Roxy: Not if her bodyguard says you can't.

Maddie: Sorry Hannah, can't see you. (Whispers to Hannah) By the way, love the top. (Winks)

That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana was a good and creative idea. Stringing together Disney's top three series for one night (they forgot "Phil of the Future," what the?!) was a great idea! It was very-well promoted, and it got a good ratings for the night, but the gripe here is that the Hannah episode was the weakest of the crossover. Maddie from "The Suite Life" appears to start and end the episode, and that was about it. What could have been a nice little episode about Hannah at the Tipton the same time as Raven from "That's So Raven" instead wanders away to explore what happened to Robby Ray's career. This should have been saved for a whole other episode. Instead, it sort of a anti-climactic end to what might have been a much better concept. Maybe if Phil and Keely had arrived in Boston they might have saved it and kept Hannah from headng home. At least, that's how I'd have done it.

I thought this episode was okay. It was not one of my favorites. It should have had more to do with The Suite Life and That's So Raven. The only bit of a crossover was the fact that Ashley Tisdale was in the show for like a minuite. I thought that they could have done better with the whole idea of the crossover, but other than that it was an okay episode. Roxy was the funniest. But, the idea was not a very good one to me. It didn't entertain me much. I did, however, like the song Robby Ray sang. That is a bonus. All around and average episode.

I thought this episode was great!It had a great plot.Although I wish Ashley Tisdale was in it more.

But other than that it was great! I can\'t wait until they show it again.I loved how they showed Billy Ray Cyrus\' older concrets.My Sister loved it too. When it airs again, i\'m definatly watching it again.It was a great episode for any Hannah Montana or Miley Cyrus fans.It was supposed to be apart of the That\'s So Suite Life of Hannah Montana crossover,but it only showed Ashley Tisdale once,and thenh the rest was like a normal Hannah Montana episode.But overall it was awesome!!!

I thought that this episode was okay, but it wasn\'t written well. It was part of a mix up-match up on Disney Channel right? Well only the first few minutes had a character from another show, Maddie! So I was kind of disappointed about that. But otherwise I thought the show was good and I still love it! :)

I liked the story about how Miley\'s dad used to be a singer, because I was wondering about that. And they answered that question in a cool way, having it pointed out to her by the girl from Suite Life - a \"sweet\" way to do the crossover show. The bodyguard was really funny. I also liked how we saw another side of Hannah\'s dad, and his \"mullet song\" is baaaaaad. It\'s kinda cool how he pokes a little fun at how he used to be. i like episodes that answer questions i have about the world the characters are living in. and the little scene at the end is the best!!! this show made me laugh and almost cry.

It was creative for the writers of this show to put in a little something about Billy Ray's career (or should I say "Robbie Ray"?). And it was very touching how Miley unselfishly got her dad back into performing....and how he assured her that she was more important than his performing. Roxy's babysitting techniques made me laugh, and Lily attempting to put lipstick on Jackson while he was sleeping was also hilarious. The only parts I thought were a little on the lame side were Jackson playing his armpit and behind his knee, and that DUMB mullet song! Other than that, it was a pretty good episode.

Being a huge Hannah Montana fan, I always love to catch the new episodes. Though I did like this episode which aired during the That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana special where all of the characters meet from all three shows, this episode just did not fit into the program. The only way that this episode could be considered part of the special is because Maddie (Ashley Tisdale) shows up in like the last two minutes and has one line. Other than my disliking how it did not flow during the special, this episode was actually very good and is one of my favorites so far. I recommend watching this episode to any "Hannah" fan, but it just seemed a little out of place during the special crossover.

put it into one long word thatssosuitelifeofhannahmontana aka thats so suite life of hannah montana the third part probablys the best part of it coz the other two werent that good

anyway begining was kinda funny and end was kinda funny but the rest wasnt really that funny

funny - jumpin on suitcase and the singin at the end

I thought that "Thats So Suite Life of Hannah Montana" was a great idea, and I loved the Thats So Raven and The Suite Life of Zack and Cody episodes. But the Hannah Montana one? Not good. It would be better if it wasn't part of Thats So Suite Life of Hannah Montana. The only person from any of the other shows that was in it was Maddie, and she was only in it for a really short time, at the very beginning and the very end. The episode was also not that entertainning. It wasn't even set at the Tipton. I thought the episode would've been much better, and I was pretty dissapointed.

As Hannah/Miley is getting ready to leave the Tipton, Maddie sees Robbie and recognizes him as Robbie Ray, her mother's favorite singer. Maddie leaves saying that she'd hate to be the thing holding him back. Miley takes this to heart and gets her father a gig in San Diego.



Unfortunately, she and Jackson are left with Roxy as a babysitter while Robbie is on tour. After several incidents with Roxy, Jackson finally decides to go after his father. Roxy and Miley follow him where Miley sees how much her father enjoys being on the road again. After Robbie is done performing, Maddie comes up (screaming) for an autograph. Roxy chases after her yelling. "Too close, candy girl!"

I liked this episode. This episode rocked, although not my favorite, but pretty close. This episode was part of That’s So Suite Life of Hannah Montana, although it wasn’t that much of the crossover. It was about Miley finding about her dad’s old music career, after Maddie told her about him. She encourages him to go back on stage and perform some of his songs. He says that he will, since Miley got Roxy to be the babysitter. When she says she has her eyes on Jackson and Miley, she means it. If Miley and Jackson want to go to the movies or something like that, she goes with them. She sleeps with them, too! When Jackson goes to San Diego to see Robbie Ray, Miley and Roxy follow them. When Miley finds out that Robbie was an opening act for Toby Keith, and has to be on the road for 6 weeks, Miley gets upset and Robbie decides not to go.

"On the Road Again" was AMAZING! I couldn't believe how good it was. "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana" was really great and I really liked it. I think that "On the Road Again" was the best episode of "Hannah Montana" yet. It was also the ending to "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana". At the beginning it had a little of the crossover. It had Hannah Montana leaving the Tipton and Hannah using Maddie to close her suitcase. The rest of the episode was about Miley trying to get her dad back to singing. I think it was great how Miley put her dad's career in front of her feelings. She was willing to live with Roxy so that her dad could sing again. Although Jackson almost cracked, he also was willing to put his father's career ahead of himself. I think that Roxy was hilarious this episode. She was really crazy this episode and was really protective of the children. I think she took it too far, but that's what was funny. I think that the episode ended on a good note. The kids went back to see their dad and Robbie rejected the six week tour to stay with his children. The song at the end was hilarious and I couldn't stop laughing. Overall, I think that all of the crossovers were AMAZING! They blended the characters really well and I was impressed. Wonderful job, Disney.

I thought that the whole cross-over thing wood be confusing as heck, but Disney did a good job on it. Ashley was great in the episode! It was really cool hearing Billy Ray sing again, it brought back a LOT of memories! LOL! The end was very cool, having Miley and Billy singing his new song together, but I am not a fan of Miley in a mullet...thank god it was a wig! I like Billy with the mullet, his new hair makes him look too Hollywood. In the end, this episode was good, but the best, but it was good.

Well this episode was special in it own way.:) They got to wear mullets! I'm kinda glad that Robbie Ray got to sing again because he seemed really happy to be in the spotlight again. I was kinda scared when Roxy showed up. She scares people! She also gets violent with Oliver too much! Whenever she's in an episode she hurts Oliver. It was funny when Jackson got those "babysitters" and when Miley and Jackson got up on stage with Robbie! I want my mullet back. :) It was kind of weird that Maddie was a fan of Robbie, but what ever it was funny when Roxy chased her out of the room.

It was funny at sometimes serious at others, it was like a rollercoaster. I really enjoyed this episode i can't think of any reason anyone wouldn't. There was even a guest appearence of Ashley Tisdale, who plays Maddie the cnady counter girl as she dies in the "Suite life of Zack and Cody". Another reason to watch this fantastic episode. We really see the bond between Miley and her dad in this episode and how important a bond should be between kids and their parents. I watched it with my dad and i have a feeling he enjoyed it as much as i did.