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The Suite Life on Deck Season 3 Episode 12

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AIRED: 10/22/10

Zack, London and Woody go to a posh beach club for senior ditch day, but when the bouncer won't let Woody in, London and Zack go without him. Meanwhile, in an effort to keep their perfect attendance records, Bailey and Cody show up for class, which annoys Ms. Tutweiller who was looking forward to her day off.moreless

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Eh, this was an okay episode but it could've been way better.

6.0

By mnman, Apr 10, 2012

I thought this was an Ok episode of Suite Life on Deck. Ok this episode isn't the best of season 3, but it isn't the worst. Ok its ditch day so everyone get's off of school. So Mrs. Tutweiller tries to have Cody and Bailey have fun and Woody, Zack and London go to one of the best clubs in South America, but when Woody isn't cool enough to come in they leave him. Now the main plot with Cody and Bailey is the one I didn't like. Now the main plot was so annoying. Once Cody and Bailey are all annoying smart that it drove me crazy. Now I at least got a couple of laughs in the main plot from Mrs. Tutweiller but Cody and Bailey were just flat out annoying. Now the subplot was really funny and I really enjoyed it. Now Woody had me cracking up as him being a prince. The parts I laughed at was Woody being a prince. Wooody saying " that he kicked in the butt and he said Aye." London was pretty funny too. And Zack was just kind of funny but he wasn't annoying. Overall an bad plot but a hilarous subplot. 10/10.moreless
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Great episode. Emma Tutweiller was hilarious.

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By MuffinBuffalo, Mar 18, 2011

The plot involving Cody, Bailey and Tutweiller was funny and there were a lot of Cailey moments. The part with Zack, London and Woody wasn't as funny but Tutweiller's facial expressions made the episode terrific. It was enjoyable to see more plot involving Tutweiller; she is a great character and deserves more screen time. I'm surprised they had Emma vividly telling a romance novel, this is Disney. But it gave us more insight on Emma and it's nice for her to finally get some. Fabio was so hot. I love the interaction of the Cody/Bailey and Tutweiller; she now seems so much more fun than her students.moreless
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Cast & Crew: STARS

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Cole Sprouse	Cody Martin
Dylan Sprouse	Zack Martin
Debby Ryan	Bailey Pickett
Brenda Song	London Tipton

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Cast & Crew: RECURRING AND GUESTS

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Christiann Castellanos	Valentina Sonabria	Guest Star
Fabio	Captain Hawk	Guest Star
Jack Guzman	Bouncer	Guest Star
Erin Cardillo	Emma Tutweiller	Recurring Role
Matthew Timmons	Woody Fink	Recurring Role

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- At the start of this episode, in the classroom, Cody was sitting beside London and London was sitting beside Bailey. A little while later, it is seen that now Cody is sitting besides Bailey instead of London.
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QUOTES (1)
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- Cody: (after getting in the hot tub, and some people leaving) Excuse me, good sir, but you left your pus-y bandage.
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  Bailey: You're disgusting.
  Cody: Excuse me, Miss Tuttweiler, but Bailey is failing fun 101, when I am having excellent fun. (splashes the water a bit)
  Bailey: Here, let me help you. (splashes him) Whee!
  Cody: Not the face. (growls) I'll have to send myself dry cleaned!
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NOTES (1)
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- Phill Lewis does not appear in this episode.
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ALLUSIONS (2)
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- Zack: I do believe in relationships! I do, I do, I do!
  
  This is an allusion to the movie Peter Pan (2003) when Wendy (Rachel Hurd-Wood) started shouting "I do believe in fairies! I do, I do, I do!"
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- While Ms. Tutweiller is taking attendance, one of the names is Bueller, which is a kid not there. This is an obvious reference to the scene in Ferris Bueller's Day Off when the teacher says "Bueller, Bueller, Bueller"; the rest of the episode is also a bit like the movie.
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