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The boys try to save a horse, but it's no easy task trying to keep it hidden. Maddie loans something sentimental to her to London and becomes mad when London loses it.
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  • Free Tippy is a very funny episode. When Zack and Cody find out that Henry is being forced to retire and Tippy is being sold to some really mean guy they deside to steal Tippy and hide him in the hotel.moreless

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    The fact that Tippy is a horse makes this whole thing even more hilarious. Mr. Tipton is forcing Henry to retire. He sold Tippy to a guy who plans on making Tippy do some really hard work. Zack and Cody hide Tippy in the hotel but Tippy gets away and wanders around the hotel. Zack and Cody run around trying to find him. The thing that I found interesting about this episode is that Henry and Tippy were never mentioned before this episode and they are never mentioned again after this episode. It doesn't matter though because the whole episode was very funny. It's a very good episode and a favorite of mine.moreless

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  • A hilarious episode!

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    Free Tippy was the 5th episode of Season 2 to air in the US, but it was the 2nd episode of Season 2 to be filmed. This episode was very adventurous. The Tipton has a rule that any employee that's over the age of 65 has to retire, so Henry and Tippy have to leave. Zack and Cody want to save the horse, so they hide it in Arwin's room, but it goes somewhere else. They get caught, but then Henry and Tippy don't have to retire. All thanks to Mrs. Delacourt. So all in all, a hilaious and great episode that's worth watching.moreless

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  • Funny

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    When Zack and Cody find out that the hotel horse Tippy is about to be sold, they try and do everything that they can to get the horse back. When London shows some interest with Maddie's sentimental jewel, she borrows it from her for the night. But when she comes home, she finds out that she lost it. She goes to the trashcan and spend all night looking for the missing jewel with some help from Arwin. This episode is so funny. The horse does a lot of funny stuff throughout the show, it's so hilarious, I really cracked up watching this episode.moreless

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  • HILARIOUS!!!

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    This episode was so funny! I could not stop laughin through the entire thing. It was so funny how Zack and Cody had to chase a horse named Tippy around the hotel before Mosby caught them. They were helping it escape, because he was gonna be sold to a lumberjack or as London said, "the mean flapjack guy." Silly London!
    Zack and Cody asked Arwin to watch the horse. Unfortunately, he got away, and he knows how to work the elevators. LOL! I really laughed when Tippy stayed the night with the twins.

    This is also a fine example of age discrimination. Poor Henry had to retire from his job, because he was turning 65. But Zack and Cody saved his career. It's not right to force someone to retire because of age.moreless

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  • great, funny, halarious and random

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    this episode is another classic one and i also love it. it's a good idea how zack and cody get up to mischief again. it's also funny how when they were begging for a pet at the start of the episode, you see the dumb side of episode when he names his pet rock tim. All the jokes in here are soooo funny and i can watch this episode over and over again. I recommend this episode to pet lovers because they will love the idea of having a horse in the hotel. This is a episode to crack up about.moreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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  • Trivia

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    • Why would still London get an animal award in the ep. Rumors, if she has Emu underwear and alligator boots? Edit
    • When the boys are going to bed, Cody's blankie is near the wall. When he says "I think he wants to play," the blanket is on the other side. Edit
    • When Tippy nudges Zack with the basketball, Zack laughs. When the camera zooms in on him, he has a serious face. Edit
  • Notes

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    • The German episode title is "Tippy geht in Rente", meaning "Tippy Retires". Edit
    • In Arwin's room, he still has the picture hanging up of Carey from an earlier episode,"The Prince and the Plunger", from the first season. Edit
    • Arwin wears horse pajamas with his name on them. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • (Cody falls face-first into horse manure and Zack bursts out laughing)
      Cody: It isn't funny!
      Zack: (still laughing) It's pretty funny from up here! Edit
    • Carey: It must be nice being rich. London: You should try it. Edit
    • London: I called the restaurant yesterday and they said it might be in the trash! Carey: Well did you look in the trash? London: Please in this outfit?! Edit
  • Allusions

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    • The Necklace: When London loses Maddie's pendent and replaces it with a pendent with real emerald, might be a reference to the folktale The Necklace, where a young women loses a friend's necklace, then replaces it with a diamond filled necklace. Edit
    • When Arwin first sees Tippy in his office, he responds, "Holy Seabiscuit!" This is an allusion to the 2003 film, Seabiscuit, which was based on a true story about a famous race horse. Edit
    • Carey hands Zack and Cody two rocks and says, "Here, pet rocks." This is a reference to a very popular fad from the 70's in which people would keep rocks for pets instead of animals. Edit
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