I loved Camp Rock. I did find though, that the movie felt rushed, also the characters had similar personallities to those in "High School Musical." The whole movie had a good motto though, to be who you wanna be, be real. Mitchie Torres and Shane Gray both find love from both of there 'passion' for music. Just like Gabriella and Troy in HSM. The only thing is Shane Gray is a jerk at the beginning, but Mitchie ends up fallnig for him when he see's that she likes him for who he really is not just some old famous popstar. "It rocks on!!"

This episode was so funny. Jake Ryan comes back and Miley is sure he will ask to make up with her, again. But he says he just wants to be friends, and Miley feels alittle odd about that. But she feels jelous when she finds out Hannah's rival Makayla with be spending two full months in Antartica, before shooting a movie, with Jake, Miley's ex. She doesn't tell Jake this because he'll think she jelous, and it would ruin the friendship thing. So instead she tags Lily along when she locks Makayla out, and dresses up in her alien costumes, for the movie her and Jake were shooting. Jake eventually finds out about the plan, and later comes to Miley's house very upset. But after they work it out, they are still friends again. Meanwhile, Jackson and Oliver make a bet with Rico that if they don't shower they'll get free hot dogs at rico's surf shop, for a month.

The remaining players join Alison in a game of high card. They will bet with high calorie cookies and crackers. Several players up the ante with Kae refusing to play as she does not want to risk adding weight. Ultimately, Jez wins the game.

The teams are being broken up into trios and Jez has won the prize of being the one to decide who will comprise each trio. He decides to give himself two strong players - Neil and Isabeau - and divides the others into their own trios.

The trainers are shocked to discover that their teams - as they know it - are gone. Amy uses the opportunity to lash out at Kim for suggesting the week before that she needed to go. Their relationship is strained when Amy decides to train with Jillian instead. Kim believes that Amy will come to regret the decision.

In the meantime, the trios compete in the challenge. With two team members on airport loading arms, one team member will push the arm around. The trio that completes 75 rotations first wins. Amy's trio wins this challenge.

In the end, the only thing that matters is the weigh-in. Most players post modest weight losses, but Amy is disappointed to have lost no weight. Ryan is surprised to gain one pound, but the shocker comes when Neil posts a 17 pound weight gain.

This puts he, Isabeau and Jez up for elimination. The other players are certain that Neil's gain was planned and David brings him back downstairs to deny it. Though initially evasive about it, it appears that he drank two gallons of water and retained it in an effort to save himself, knowing that his former Blue Team members would not vote him off.

Bob is furious when he finds out and storms out of the room. Jillian is even more incensed. She is certain that this is a play to get rid of Isabeau. She comforts Jez who feels betrayed at having chosen Neil to protect himself but now faces elimination because of it. At the elimination, the other trios are forced to vote as one. Though one trio votes for Neil, the other two choose Jez who is forced off the game.

Okay the whole thing I didn't like were the Troyella songs. My favorite songs were Fabulous, You are the music in me Sharpay, What time is it, and I don't dance. My least favorite songs were Gotta go my own way and Bet on it. The plot was okay, put it really didn't have to do anything with them in school, but it was still cool. I would highly suggest this to anyone that loved the first High School Musical, and wants to see another one. thing is where Troy and the wildcats work at Sharpay and Ryan's country club, but don't they it's actually theres. They end there because Sharpay tells Mr.Fulton to hire Troy Bolton, not Gabriella Montez and the wildcats.

Billy Ray was born August 25, 1961, and raised in the small Eastern Kentucky town of Flatwoods. His paternal grandfather was a Pentecostal preacher, and his father Ron, sang in the gospel group, "The Crownsmen Quartet." His maternal grandfather was a hoedown fiddler, and his mother Ruth Ann played bluegrass with him on Saturday nights.

Acting on "intuition, and an inner voice" he bought a guitar when he was 20. And thus the first step was taken down the long road to fame. For years, Cyrus believed in his dream. Week in, week out, month in, month out, he felt the sting of rejection in Nashville -- just like thousands of country boys before him.

But on May 19, 1992, his wildest fantasies became reality. That is the date of the release of "Some Gave All," one of the most explosively successful debut albums in music history. It gave us "Achy Breaky Heart," "Could've Been Me," "Wher'm I Gonna Live," "She's Not Cryin' Anymore," and "Some Gave All," five hits that were omnipresent on the country airwaves. Cyrus capped off the year by marring his sweetheart Leticia Finley, (Who goes by the name Tish). While he could have taken a break and enjoyed the spotlight, Cyrus didn't rest on his laurels. He released "It Won't Be the Last" in 1993, Storm in the Heartland in 1994, and Trail of Tears in 1996, Shot Full of Love in 1998, and Southern Rain in 2000. Even though it would have been easier for him to have recorded more of the "County Pop" tunes that made him famous, Cyrus decided to add more Rock and Blues sounds to his songs. He trusted that his fans would rather that his music came from the heart instead of every song sounding as though it came from "Some Gave All". His instincts were correct and records were well received by his fans, but they didn't make the same impression on the Pop music scene. His albums were not the only things that were born during the decade. He and Tish added on to their blended family of his son Christopher and her two children, son Trace and daughter Brandi. First came a daughter named Destiny, then son Braison, and eight days after the turn of the century, another daughter named Noah was born. Cyrus delighted in taking his wife and children with him when he was on concert tours. Although at times he would have to share the stage with Destiny (Now called Miley) who always managed to wrangle her way into her father concerts. In 1999, Cyrus wanted to try his hand at acting and managed to get a part in a movie here and there. However as a devout Christian, he was upset by the lack of morels, not just in Hollywood, but in the very films in which he was acting in. After finishing the film "Mulholland Dr.", he told God that he was finished unless God could make a way. About that time, the producers of the series "Doc" wanted him for the title role. When he and Tish read the script for the pilot episode, Cyrus realized that his prayer had been answered. The family friendly show not only allowed him to keep his Christian values, it also allowed him to be a witness for the Lord. "Doc" went on to be the most successful show on the PAX TV (Now ION TV) network. During the series, Cyrus was able to record two albums "Time Flies" in 2004 and "The Other Side" in 2004. After "Doc" completed its run, Cyrus decided that he wanted to take a break, but fate intervened with another acting gig. Unbeknownst to him, he had plenty of experience for the role, as he began training for the part when his son Christopher was born and he continued to expand on it when Tish's children Trace and Brandi joined the Cyrus family. By the time he and Tish had Miley, Braison, and Noah, all he had to do was wait for the role to come. Cyrus daughter Miley had been cast in a new TV series for the Disney Channel called "Hannah Montana" and they were looking for someone to play the father on the show. Originally, Cyrus refused to audition for the part, but Tish and Miley kept insisting that he was obviously the right person for the role. The Producers loved his audition and offered him the part. "Hannah Montana" premiered to one of the largest audiences Disney Channel has ever had for an original series and it immediately became a hit. The role of Robbie Stewart allows Cyrus to sing occasionally and one of the episodes featured a song off of his 2005 album "Wanna Be Your Joe". The writers of the show often write in jokes about Cyrus' past celebrity and of course the song "Achey Breaky Heart", with his blessing. Now days, most people address him as "Miley's Dad", But he never minds and he's actually proud to be known as that.