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Episode Summary

Carey needed some help, so Mr. Moseby ends up taking Zack and Cody to a baseball game. Mr. Moseby get into some trouble due to an incident at the game. London sets Maddie up on a blind date, in which Maddie ends up having a really bad hair day.moreless
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  • I wasn't very happy with this episode. It was good and it had some funny moments but it really wasn't a favorite of mine.

    7.0
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    In this episode Moseby brings Zack and Cody to his first baseball game ever. He ends up catching a baseball that is still in play and he causes the Red Sox to lose the game. He becomes the most hated man in Boston. Also, Maddie goes out on a date with a guy who sweats alot. That really wasn't funny. Maddie is worried about her frizzy hair and her date is worried about his sweating problem. Like I said, the episode was good but not the best. There are alot of other episodes that were much better and there really weren't too many funny moments in this episode.moreless

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  • I didn't like this episode....

    1.6
    "Abysmal"
    Mosby takes Zack and Cody to the baseball game and catches a ball he isn't supposed. He gets in a lot of trouble from fans, but he is bailed out. Meanwhile, Maddie has a date with a guy that sweats a lot and her hair becomes frizzy. I tought both story lines were stupid and far-fetched. No one, in real life, has hair that frizzes up like that. Also, no one sweats so much it is pouring out. That was disgusting. The whole baseball story line was just boring and stupid. Overall, I really did not like this episode at all.moreless

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  • Ha ha ha, it was funny and silly.

    9.4
    "Superb"
    Now, finally something to do with something I'm interested in: sports. And also one I like: baseball. This episode was real funny, as Zack & Cody go to a Red Sox game and try to catch a home run. As usual in all predictable shows, a ball is launched right after one of the character is like, "Oh, boo-hoo. Now I'll never catch a ball!!" But anyway, at least the Yankees won! YEA! I hate the Red Sox, and love the Yankees. Mr. Moseby's little soda-drinking hat was funny too and how the twins were drin king from them and how Mr. Moseby said he needed to refill his hat. On the Maddie/London plotline of the episode, I didn't think it was really good. London sets Maddie up with a blind date. So what? But the Zack/Cody plotline of the episode saved the day and this episode from getting a B.moreless

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  • really funny

    10
    "Perfect"
    Carey needs to take some time off from work and from Zack and Cody. She asks Mr. Moseby to take the kids to a baseball game. The reluctant Mr. Moseby goes with the kids in hopes of giving Carey her much needed time off. But things go horribly wrong at the baseball game. London sets up Maddie on a blind date. It doesn't turn out very well when Maddie and her date get a seat outside the restaurant where it's too hot. This episode is so hilarious, there's so many jokes that go along the way. It really cracked me up, it's so funny.moreless

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  • Well, it was just Good

    8.1
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    Big Hair and Baseball is about Zack and Cody getting tickets to the Boston Red Socks game. A New York Yankee gave the tickets to them because the Yankees are staying at the Tipton . Carey wants Mr. Moseby to take them because she wants the day to relax. Mr. Moseby takes them to the game. He catches the ball and the Yankees win. Everyone hates Mr. Moseby now. Meanwhile, London sets Maddie up on a blind date, while Maddie is having a terrible hair day. Maddie really likes this boy. Big Hair and Baseball is just a good episode, it is not the best, though. It is on TV quite a bit now.moreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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  • Trivia

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    • It's revealed that Cody has astigmatism, which will later be used again in Risk It All. Edit
    • Mr. Moseby did ballet when he was a kid. Edit
    • Mr. Moseby thinks that the Seventh Inning Stretch is for actual stretching. Edit
  • Notes

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    • The German episode title is "Staatsfeind Nummer 1", meaning "Public Enemy Number 1". Edit
    • This has been the only time in the whole series Mr. Moseby has done something fun with both Zack and Cody. Edit
    • Chad Broskey, who plays Gavin, would go on to play Jamie Bartlett's crush, Marco Vega, in the DCOM Read It and Weep. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Announcer: Now it's time for the seventh inning stretch. (Everybody Stands) Mr. Moseby: (Gets up and starts stretching his leg out on a pole.) Edit
    • Moseby: Should we be wearing protective head gear? Edit
    • Cody: Okay, this is it the day I catch my first ball. Zack: Or it'll bounce off your head and then when everyone rushes to stop the bleeding, I'll pick it up like last time. Edit
  • Allusions

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    • Guest: We're not staying at a hotel managed by Benedict Arnold! Benedict Arnold was a famous Revolutionary war general known for betraying his country. Edit
    • The part where Mr. Moseby caught the ball while it was still in play causing the Red Socks to lose is similar to the show "Grounded for Life", when Sean also caught the ball while it was still in play causing the Yankees to lose. Edit
    • Mr.Moseby: "Momma didnt raise no fool". This line is from the song by LL. Cool J, " Momma Didn't Raise No Fool". Edit
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