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So you remember that lovely pic of Alyson Stoner that I got her to sign at the D23 Expo?

Well, it occurred to me that I never posted the original. Sorry. xD

Here’s the full set of Alyson at the Camp Rock 2 NY premiere last year.

I picked this set because I really liked her hair in particular.

And it doesn’t hurt that it’s a nice leggy dress either.

Finally, just because I can, here’s one more of Alyson with the big boss. =]

As always click any pic for the full set of 30+ pics.

Saturday was a big day for DC events! I got there early to see Alyson Stoner, whom you all know I adore.

She was there for the Phineas and Ferb meet and greet along with the voice of Phineas and Perry.

It took me four years to get her autograph, but I finally did it. BTW, she has an EP coming out soon on iTunes. She’s not sure if there will be physical CDs or not.

Next up was a signing for Kickin’ It. I didn’t go, but I did get to see Olivia Holt. And I have to say, she is mighty cute. =]

Next was Fish Hooks. Chelsea Kane didn’t show up. >:[

I still got to meet Kyle and the crew, but still, I wanted to hit on see my Chelsea.

Finally was the cast of A.N.T. Farm. I finally got to tell Stefanie Scott how awesome I think she is. <3

And it was fun to talk to Sierra McCormic. She’s a sweet little girl, emphasis on the little. I’ll have to look her up when she’s older.

Click each pic for the enlarged views. I also took pics of the Theme Parks pavilion, show floor, and Archives exhibits today. Those will be going up on SoCal Disney on Monday or so.

Big news! Disney has announced the Disney channel stars that will be in attendance at the 2011 D23 Expo.

A partial list of scheduled guests includes Jason Dolley, Leigh-Allyn Baker and Bradley Steven Perry, Adam Hicks, Hayley Kiyoko, Chris Brochu, Tiffany Thornton, Sterling Knight, Doug Brochu, Allisyn Ashley Arm, Alyson Stoner, Leo Howard, Olivia Holt, Chelsea Kane, Kyle Massey, China Anne McClain, Jake Short, Sierra McCormick, Stefanie Scott, Doc Shaw, Kelsey Chow, Bella Thorne, Zendaya, Davis Cleveland, Roshon Fegan, Adam Irigoyen, Kenton Duty and Caroline Sunshine.

In particular, I am excited to see Hayley Kiyoko of Lemonade Mouth and Wizards,

The multi-talented Alyson Stoner of The Suite Life, Camp Rock (2), and now Phineas and Ferb,

And of course, the stunning Stefanie Scott whom I frequently refer to as the only good part of A.N.T. Farm.

Of course, I’m also hoping I have a chance to hang out with my pals at So Random, and if I’m lucky I might even manage to get a moment to hit on Chelsea Kane. I also need a new autograph from her not that she isn’t using Staub anymore. LOL.

For a complete listing of the Disney stars scheduled to attend, and more importantly, when they are supposed to be there, check out the full article over on my new Southern California Disney Blog. I’ll be using the new site to talk about Disney events in Southern California and about Disneyland in particular where this site will remain more about Disney in general.

For more updates about the D23 Expo, be sure to bookmark the new blog! I will be posting day by day news in advance of the Expo and reports from the expo exclusively on the new SoCal Disney blog.

The February schedule kicks off with a new Wizards of Waverly place three part special, “Wizards vs. Angels.” Maxine ends up in beauty pageant. LOL Later in the month, there are a couple new Good Luck Charlie (Season Two!) and Shake it Up episodes. And as usual, a bunch of random Fish Hooks episodes scattered about. Sonny will hopefully begin filming soon ’cause we’re in for a looong dry spell as it is. The full February schedule follows.

FRIDAY, February 4th

Wizards of Waverly Place – “Everything’s Rosie for Justin” – A representative from the wizard world tells Justin’s class that they may be eligible to get back into WizTech if they can successfully perform a wand drill. The delinquent wizards are hopeful, but their chances of succeeding are put in jeopardy when new student, Rosie, joins the class and is unable to perform even the simplest wizard spells. Further complicating matters is Justin’s crush on Rosie, in a new episode of “Wizards of Waverly Place,” premiering FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4 (8:00-8:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Fish Hooks – “Big Fish” – Milo joins Bea in her new exercise class but is embarrassed when he’s the weakest fish, so he enlists Jumbo Shrimp to help him become big and strong using a secret method which backfires.

“The Tale of Sir Oscar Fish” – Oscar has an accident and wakes up in what he believes is his fantasy novel where he meets medieval equivalents of everyone at Freshwater High. It gets dangerous when Oscar takes on a deadly mission against a dragon and realizes that this is no fantasy – it’s the real thing.

This episode of Disney Channel’s “Fish Hooks” airs FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4 (8:30 p.m., ET/PT). “The Tale of Sir Oscar Fish” originally aired Friday, December 17.

Friday, February 11th

Wizards of Waverly Place – “Dancing With Angels” – After Justin and Rosie’s first date goes awry, they decide to make their second date special by going to an angel dance in Los Angeles. Not wanting to be left out of the fun, Alex and Harper convince Rosie to take them along as well. But the night takes a turn for the worst when the other angels at the dance suspect that Alex and Harper are not really angels. Meanwhile, Jerry and Theresa enter Maxine in a beauty pageant, in a new episode of “Wizards of Waverly Place,” premiering FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11 (8:00-8:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Fish Hooks – “The Dark Side of the Fish” – Oscar shares a sincere poem in class that creeps fellow students out. Feeling misunderstood by Milo and Bea, Oscar decides to become a Goth fish and befriends a group that includes Bleak Molly (played by Eva Amurri). Meanwhile, Milo and Bea fear they are losing Oscar to a different crowd, and try to get their friend back.

“Baldwin the Super Fish” – When Milo and Oscar notice some very strange similarities between their teacher Mr. Baldwin and their favorite comic book superhero, they are convinced Mr. Baldwin leads a double life as the super hero. After following him around for a day, Milo decides they have to put themselves in danger in order for Baldwin the super hero to save them, therefore revealing his super hero identity. Meanwhile, Bea has a journalism assignment and follows along to get a great scoop. Kevin McDonald guest stars as Dr. Frog.

This episode of Disney Channel’s “Fish Hooks” airs FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11 (8:30 p.m., ET/PT). “Baldwin the Super Fish” originally aired Friday, December 3.

Sunday, February 13th

Phineas and Ferb – “Make Play” – Candace switches places with a princess who looks just like her, but the ongoing antics of Phineas and Ferb prevent her from enjoying the royal luxuries, even for a day. Meanwhile, Phineas and Ferb enlist the princess to help them build a giant jukebox filled with live bands, and Dr. Doofenshmirtz plans on using his Claw-inator to ruin his brother’s dedication of the Danville Opera House.

“Candace Gets Busted” – When Linda and Lawrence take a trip, they entrust Candace to be in charge of the house, but then Stacy, her cousin Sara and Jeremy show up, and before long Candace is inadvertently hosting a giant party. Just as Linda returns home to confirm her suspicions, the entire party mysteriously moves to another location and Dr. Doofenshmirtz’s go away-inator may be involved. Sophia Bush guest stars as Sara.

This episode of “Phineas and Ferb” airs SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13 (9:00-9:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Friday, February 18th

Wizards of Waverly Place – “Wizards vs. Angels” – After witnessing Justin and his angel girlfriend Rosie’s mean spirited behavior, a puzzled Alex seeks the help of Tina, a persistent guardian angel in training trying to get her wings. After Tina reveals Rosie is not who she says she is, Alex worries that Justin is on a course unbecoming for a wizard and must save her brother before it’s too late, in a new episode of “Wizards of Waverly Place,” premiering FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Fish Hooks – “Dollars and Fish” – Randy Pincherson gives Milo some money so he can join Oscar and Bea at the Brandon Bubbler concert; however, to Milo’s surprise, the money is just a loan and Randy is demanding he pay him back by night’s end at 300% interest. After Bea and Oscar sell their concert tickets to bail Milo out, Milo must get a job to win back his friends’ respect.

“Hooray for Hamsterwood” – When Bea is down about her stalled acting career, Milo surprises her on a show on Hamster TV, produced by the famous Mr. Nibbles (voiced by Jason Alexander) and hosted by Pamela Hamster (voiced by Sabrina Bryan). Bea, Milo and Oscar take a trip to star-studded Hamsterwood, but the situation takes a turn for the worse when they realize the show is actually a reality show where hamsters are dared to eat things like fish – and Bea is the bait!

This episode of Disney Channel’s “Fish Hooks” airs FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18 (8:30 p.m., ET/PT). “Hooray for Hamsterwood” previously aired on Friday, December 17.

Sunday, February 20th

Good Luck Charlie – “Charlie is 2? – Charlie is turning age 2 and, after an unsuccessful bid to buy tickets, Teddy, PJ and Gabe get caught sneaking Charlie into The Gurgles sold-out concert for preschoolers. Meanwhile, Bob somehow winds up with a stolen miniature horse for Charlie’s birthday party, landing both he and Amy behind bars, in the season two premiere of the hit series for kids, tweens and families, “Good Luck Charlie.”

Shake It Up – “Show It Up” – Rocky and CeCe team up with Gunther and Tinka to take down the reigning high school talent show champs, overly peppy cheerleaders Candy and Randy. But when Randy and Candy decide to steal Gunther and Tinka for themselves, the girls have to figure out another way to win – which involves getting Ty to dance with them. Meanwhile, Flynn helps Deuce prepare to MC the talent show, convincing him he needs to kick off the show with an amazing opening act of his own, in a new episode of “Shake It Up,” SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20 (8:30-9:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Friday, February 25th

Fish Hooks – “Fish Floaters” – A classic battle between the girls and the boys arise when the two suggested themes of the Homecoming Parade school float – Beauty vs. Radical, cannot be agreed upon by the two groups, leaving Principal Stickler to decide their fate.

“Dances with Wolf Fish” – Milo and Oscar get into a big fight over Milo’s messiness, and each decide to find a new roommate. Milo ends up living with some wolf fish that are just as messy as him, and Oscar ends up living with Principal Stickler, which does not end well.

This episode of Disney Channel’s “Fish Hooks,” airs FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25 (8:30 p.m., ET/PT). “Dances with Wolf Fish” originally aired Friday, December 10.

Sunday, February 27th

Good Luck Charlie – “Something’s Fishy” – Teddy is miserable after taking a job working at an ocean-themed children’s party venue dressed as a sea creature, and discovers that her costume doesn’t seem to be the perfect fit. PJ continues to use Charlie as a girl magnet, but his plan backfires when his new crush only seems to be interested in Charlie. Meanwhile, Amy goes overboard practicing a new video game in order to beat Gabe, in a new episode of “Good Luck Charlie,” premiering SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27 (8:00–8:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Shake It Up – “Heat It Up” – When the heat goes out in Rocky’s apartment, CeCe invites Rocky and her family to move in with them, but the tight quarters quickly become too close for comfort. Meanwhile, Ty and Flynn build themselves a man cave to get away from it all, in a new episode of “Shake It Up,” SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27 (8:30-9:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Mason returns to Waverly place in a very special one hour special. The original title of this episode was “Alex and Mason’s Puppy Love.” Then they started calling it “Wizards Unleashed” in the early promos, and now they’re calling it “Alex Saves Mason.”

ALEX RESCUES MASON FROM A ROGUE FAMILY OF WIZARDS IN
A SPECIAL ONE-HOUR EPISODE OF “WIZARDS OF WAVERLY PLACE,”
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Alex Saves Mason” – When Alex sees a news report about a dog that paints portraits that look remarkably like her, she, Justin and Max discover that Mason is being held by rogue wizards who’ve turned him into a dog. Meanwhile, Jerry and Theresa go on an anniversary weekend and are alarmed to learn that the Russo kids have left Harper and Zeke to run the sub shop, in a new episode of “Wizards of Waverly Place,” premiering FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Guest Starring is Gregg Sulkin as Mason, Dan Benson as Zeke, Mary-Pat Green as Ma, Gary Grubbs as Pa and Chad Smathers as Junior.

OMG! Tiffany Thornton is guest staring on Fish Hooks! Coolness!

OSCAR CREATES A FAKE GIRLFRIEND AND MILO’S ATTEMPT TO MAKE
THE SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM BACKFIRES IN A NEW EPISODE OF
“FISH HOOKS,” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

– Tiffany Thornton (“Sonny With A Chance”) Guest Stars –

“Doris Flores Gorgeous” – Oscar creates a fake girlfriend, Doris Flores Gorgeous (played by Tiffany Thornton), when he thinks everyone else at Freshwater High is dating, but things go wrong when Bea and Milo want to visit her in Fish Niagara Falls, forcing Oscar to see just how far he’s willing to go with his lie.

“Underwater Boy” – Milo’s fame-seeking attempt to make the school football team lands him a position as water boy. When the team plays an away game at the gecko tank, Milo realizes the importance of his role and rushes to the game before the team dries up and has to forfeit.

This episode of Disney Channel’s “Fish Hooks” airs FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 (9:00 –9:30 p.m., ET/PT).

Another Phineas and Ferb. Yay, I guess. *shrugs*

PHINEAS AND FERB BUILD A LIFE SIZED MAZE AND MOM BREAKS
OUT HER POP-STAR ALTER EGO, LINDANA, IN A NEW EPISODE OF
“PHINEAS AND FERB,” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“We Call It Maze” – Phineas and Ferb create a life sized maze filled with fun obstacles. Melissa, the leader of the Little Sparks, a younger branch of the Fireside Girls, is immediately captivated when she meets Candace and finds out that she was a Fireside Girl who earned 50 patches in one day. When the girls try out the maze, Candace takes charge, but things don’t go as planned. Meanwhile, Dr. Doofenshmirtz reasons that if the Leaning Tower of Pisa can generate souvenir revenue, then surely he can use his latest invention, the “Tilt-inator,” to tilt buildings so he can sell souvenir replicas.

“Ladies and Gentlemen, Max Modem” – When Linda is asked to do a Lindana reunion concert, Lawrence worries that she might be missing the excitement of her old life, so he asks the boys to help turn him into a pop star so that he can perform at the concert and show mom he too is an exciting guy. Across town, Dr. Doofenshmirtz plans a faux alien invasion in order to take over the Tri-State area.

This episode of “Phineas and Ferb” airs FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 (9:30-10:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

A new Hannah, I wonder how many we have left. It can’t be very many.

PLATINUM SELLING RECORDING ARTIST IYAZ GUEST STARS
IN A NEW EPISODE OF “HANNAH MONTANA FOREVER,”
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Hannah’s Gonna Get This” – After a bad case of writer’s block, Miley finally comes up with a song for the new Hannah Montana album, a tune that gets mixed reactions from her record label. She starts to doubt herself until popular recording artist Iyaz overhears it and wants to record it as a duet. Meanwhile, Jackson and Rico compete over who can grow a better moustache, in a new episode of “Hannah Montana Forever,” premiering SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 (8:00-8:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Guest starring is recording artist Iyaz as himself.

It’s the season finale of JONAS LA, and I sure hope they don’t leave it on a cliffhanger.

A SUMMER LIKE NO OTHER COMES TO A CLOSE IN THE SEASON FINALE OF “JONAS L.A.,” SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Band of Brothers” – As rumors swirl that JONAS is breaking up, the guys plan a surprise end of summer concert for their fans to prove that they are staying together, and Joe chases after Stella at the airport to try to convince her that they can make their relationship work, in the season finale of “JONAS L.A.,” premiering SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 (8:30-9:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

The Halloween episode of Suite Life on Deck! This was the episode I saw filmed, and I can’t wait to see the final version of the special effects.

A GHOST BOARDS THE S.S. TIPTON IN A NEW EPISODE OF
“THE SUITE LIFE ON DECK,” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“The Ghost and Mr. Martin” – History comes back to haunt Zack when the S.S. Tipton docks at the site of an old shipwreck in New Orleans. Though it has been 150 years since the tragedy, Zack believes that the ghost of the man deemed responsible, Captain Entenille, has returned and is seeking help in proving his innocence. Meanwhile, Bailey and London discover Moseby’s hidden talent as a jazz musician, in a new episode of “The Suite Life on Deck,” premiering FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 (8:00-8:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

“Jocktopus”? Really? LOL

BEA AND MILO ACCIDENTALLY GIVE OSCAR TO SCHOOL BULLY,
JOCKTOPUS, AS A BIRTHDAY PRESENT IN A NEW EPISODE OF
“FISH HOOKS,” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Happy Birthfish, Jocktopus” – In order to avoid being the next victims of school bully Jocktopus, Bea and Milo decide to give him a birthday present, but end up accidentally giving away Oscar. Jocktopus uses Oscar to make his bullying job easier, and sets his sights on Bea and Milo.

“Bea Stays in the Picture” – After taking a bad school photo, Bea asks Milo and Oscar to help her get it back from yearbook editor, Clamantha, before it’s published. Oscar distracts Clamantha by taking her on a date, while Bea and Milo sneak into the yearbook office to retrieve the photo

This episode of Disney Channel’s “Fish Hooks” airs FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 (9:00-9:30 p.m., ET/PT). “Bea Stays in the Picture” originally premiered Friday, September 3, 2010.

Ninjas? Really? This sounds as ridiculous as the proposed Suite Life Movie. LOL

ZACK AND CODY ENCOUNTER NINJAS IN A NEW EPISODE OF
“THE SUITE LIFE ON DECK,” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Trouble in Tokyo” – When the S.S. Tipton docks in Tokyo, Zack and Cody visit Carey on the set of a Japanese soda commercial. They are only there to observe, but when Zack damages the set, Carey’s employer Mr. Hashimoto, forces him and Cody to work as drink tasters to pay their debts. If they want to escape, they’ll have to defeat Mr. Hashimoto’s ninjas. Meanwhile, Woody enters a sumo wrestling challenge in a new episode of “The Suite Life on Deck,” premiering FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 (8:00-8:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Now this ought to be an interesting new Wizards episode.

THE RUSSO FAMILY IS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY BY A SECRET GOVERNMENT AGENCY IN A NEW EPISODE OF “WIZARDS OF WAVERLY PLACE,”
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Wizards Exposed” – The Russo family is taken into custody by a secret government agency which suspects they’re wizards. After escaping, the family must figure out a way to save themselves and their powers without exposing the wizard world, in a new episode of “Wizards of Waverly Place,” premiering FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 (8:30-9:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Oscar and Milo get mistaken for Bea’s kids? LOLz.

BEA DECIDES TO GROW UP AND GET A JOB IN A NEW EPISODE OF
“FISH HOOKS,” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Bea Becomes an Adult Fish” – Bea decides to grow up and get a job working for Fish Flakes, Inc., but realizes she misses her old carefree life. Meanwhile, Oscar and Milo get mistaken for her children at her office and get sent to daycare with a bunch of baby fish.

“Fish Out of Water” – When Milo, wearing his special “land suit,” ventures outside the tank alone, Bea and Oscar must risk everything to save him, and all three end up stranded in the pet store to face the wrath of Wilford, the store cat. Now, Milo has to put his selfishness aside to save his friends.

Finally, a new Good Luck Charlie. And even better, G. Hannelius is guest starring again!

CHARLIE TAKES CHARGE IN A NEW EPISODE OF
“GOOD LUCK CHARLIE,” SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Charlie In Charge” – Gabe is left in charge of Charlie while working on a school project with his frenemy, Jo. The two must work together, not only to complete their assignment, but also to take care of Charlie, whose constant need for attention is distracting them from their project. Meanwhile, Teddy tricks a scared PJ into going to the dentist, but ends up breaking her own tooth in the process. Bob tries to surprise Amy with a spa get-away, but gets called away on an emergency extermination job, in a new episode of “Good Luck Charlie,” premiering SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17 (8:30–9:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Senior Ditch Day? What happened to London being, you know, older than the twins? She’s been 17 for the last four years. LOL This show plays so fast and loose with the characters ages.

IT’S SENIOR DITCH DAY IN A NEW EPISODE OF
“THE SUITE LIFE ON DECK,” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Senior Ditch Day” – 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, in a new episode of “The Suite Life on Deck,” premiering FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 (8:00-8:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

A pet dog? Like a real dog or a “dog-fish”? The sleepover episode seems more interesting.

MILO GETS A PET DOG IN A NEW EPISODE OF “FISH HOOKS,”
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Doggonit” – After feeling neglected by Oscar, Milo decides to get a dog, Murphy, to keep him company. When Oscar agrees to watch Murphy, the dog goes missing, and it’s up to Oscar to get him back.

“Fish Sleepover Party” – Bea decides to have a fun girls-only party, but Milo and Oscar, upset they weren’t invited, decide to infiltrate the party (dressed as girls) and spy on everyone. When Bea and the girls realize what Milo and Oscar are up to, they make sure the boys know what it’s like to be “one of the girls.”

Oh, a new Sonny. And it’s a Zora episode. Eh, I guess I’ll take what I can get.

SONNY PLAYS MATCHMAKER FOR ZORA IN A NEW EPISODE OF
“SONNY WITH A CHANCE,” SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Sonny with 100% Chance of Meddling” – When Sonny discovers that Zora has a crush on the actor who plays young Mackenzie on Mackenzie Falls, she decides to play matchmaker and arranges for a group date. But when he begins to like Sonny instead, she must figure out a way to mend Zora’s first broken heart. Meanwhile, Nico and Grady enter the Cell Phone Philm Phestival with Dakota Condor as their star, in a new episode of “Sonny With A Chance,” SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 (8:00-8:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Eh… this new GLC sounds kinda so-so to me. We’ll see how it goes.

NOLAN GOULD (“MODERN FAMILY”) GUEST STARS IN A NEW EPISODE OF
“GOOD LUCK CHARLIE,” SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Sleepless In Denver” – Gabe has his first sleepover with friends Zander, Liam and Jeremy, but things go awry after they watch a scary zombie movie. Meanwhile, Teddy is preparing for the school play, but things don’t go according to plan when she falls asleep and Charlie draws all over her face. Charlie also gets her first “big girl” bed but she refuses to sleep in it, in a new episode of “Good Luck Charlie,” premiering SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 (8:30–9:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

LOL. I guess when it comes to fish, “water boy” would be an important position.

BEA TRIES TO OUTWIT HER FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO BE CROWNED HOMECOMING QUEEN IN A NEW EPISODE OF “FISH HOOKS,”
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29 ON DISNEY CHANNEL

“Queen Bea” – Bea fears that she won’t be named Homecoming Queen when her classmates learn her parents will be chaperones at the dance. To ensure her win, she enlists Milo and Oscar to create a fake school dance for her parents to chaperone instead, and tries to keep up the charade by going back and forth between the two dances.

“Underwater Boy” – Milo’s fame-seeking attempt to make the school football team lands him a position as water boy. When the team plays an away game at the gecko tank, Milo realizes the importance of his role and rushes to the game before the team dries up and has to forfeit.

And… that looks like it for October. Wizards and JONAS LA are finishing their seasons and they’re really pushing the Fish Hooks.

Well, I know I already gave my general thoughts on Camp Rock 2, but I’ve been looking forward to re-watching it and I thought I might as well do another of my trademark play by play commentaries.

On review the opening was a little cheesy. A bit too much on the screaming.

I really enjoy the bus flip scene. Seems kinda expensive for a 30 second stunt, but I’m glad they went for it.

…why are they always like, Mitchie, sing right now for our amusement. Or else.

I think “Brand new day” would be better without the change of tempo. It is a very good plot device though.

Is it wrong that loved seeing Shane/Joe fall off the chicken truck? LOL

Beware of kids chanting “bonfire.” Nothing good can ever come of that.

I was disappointed that Mitchie helped Shane out of the canoe. I wanted to see him fall in.

Are Brown and Connie, like, the only adults at Camp Rock? Connie remembers she’s still married, right?

I do love the Camp Star stage.

Soaking wet Kevin with hot chocolate still cracks me up.

They said “bra” on Disney Channel! *gasp*

“Fire” is one heck of a song. M-dot is a very impressive performer. …Still not a “campfire” though.

The impossible bracelet fling seems even more preposterous the second time. I didn’t realize that was possible!

Dana sure came on kinda strong. And she actually knew they were “forbidden.”

Wow… and I thought that Dana/Nate scene was beyond awkward the first time. LOL

Was Luke hitting on Mitchie? Or was he really all business? :/

A controversial break? Boo. Oh, a Shake It Up promo! Coolness.

And we jump right to sorry camp’s closed? Seems like a rough transition to me. Maybe it was the commercial break.

I don’t know about the rest of you, but “Can’t back down” fits in the story differently than I thought it would. I thought it happened after they challenge Camp Star (“Let’s win this thing”?), but it’s actually in response to Brown’s lack of staff.

“Now get him” – LOL. I loved that part so much more than I should have.

You can spot the councilors by their clipboards because for some reason they lost their fancy hats. :/

The cut to Shane after “buy tighter pants” was just brilliant.

Nate’s a stalker.

Demi should smile more. Or not, I might actually melt if she does it too much.

…am I the only one who thinks that’s a really weird place for a piano?

Nate’s all washed up. But Dana is such a blatant flirt!

So… if a girl tackles you, does that mean she likes you?

Log butt? Wow. Still not funny.

Why did they set up the “Tess has second thoughts” thing when it didn’t really play out?

I didn’t realize how odd the crazy marching thing into Camp Star was the first time.

“It’s On”! About time, I love this song.

Axel sure has good timing. Or maybe he just heard the entire camp(s) singing.

Mitchie seems to realize this TV thing is a mistake. … wait, when did she because official spokesperson for Camp rock?

Caitlyn can all look at a written song for 20 seconds and decide it has great spots for dancing? LOL

You heard it from Brown, talent and commitment are important, but it’s money that makes you look good. So deal with it.

“FOCUSED! … oh sorry.” Chillax girl!

Another commercial. *sips a Dr. Pepper*

And this is when Mitchie totally goes off the deep end.

“There is no F U N in Summer.” “I know” LOL

I love Mitchie’s expression as the water fight breaks out.

You know, those two crazy kids really need to learn how to compromise. Also, if I may, it doesn’t look like Mitchie’s getting much work done now. She might as well have gone on the stupid picnic date.

I love how they end the song looking at each other, they pause for a minute, and then storm off. LOL

So Shane proves how much he cares by completely sacrificing his own position and out Mitchie-ing Mitchie.

“Heart and Soul” – doesn’t suck as much as I would have liked it to.

Mitchie went into Connect 3 fan-girl mode pretty fast there. LOL

Nate really needs to wise up. Or at least say something. “You’re just like every other teenage boy in the world” Yep…

And now for Shane and Mitchie’s totally random romantic monologue. When did she suddenly get all this free time?

LOL @ the horse in the window.

And I love that shot of Nate sneaking into Camp Star.

Anything embarrassing on that list of secrets? I guess we’ll never know.

“Introducing me” is the stupidest song I have ever heard. Okay, maybe not the worst, but it’s in the top ten. The fact that it’s Nick’s song doesn’t make it any better.

Uh oh, Axel caught them! So now nothing will come of it. Wow. LOL

Why take the kids on the spy mission? And why stop and watch in that huge circle of light? :/

And why are they rehearsing the song in the middle of the night? Remember, Camp Rock had already called lights out.

Why are they so excited about it just being Tess and Luke singing? If everyone singing would be better, then why not stick with that? CR’s best act doesn’t depend on what CS does.

I love how the kids are all, “ewww” when Mitchie hugs them! I remember when girls had cooties.

“Thanks, but I’m already booked” – You tell him Brown!

Tess looks so sad. Too bad she’s still one of the bad guys.

I know they’re the the bad guys, but “Tear it Down” is pretty damn awesome. And it’s not just Meaghan.

Poor Tess. She’s so miserable there. But why couldn’t she have figured that out in time to throw the contest?

I don’t know about you, but I think “What we came here for” really is the the perfect song for both the competition and the plot of the movie.

And I liked how they made use of those beach balls.

And now all that’s left is the increasingly rigged voting.

That scene was just so much to take in. They really pulled it off brilliantly. More thoughts on that below.

Mitchie practically pounces on the boy. Not the kiss I originally expected.

Well, the competition is over, so they can finally be themselves. And “This is our Song” actually comes across as the most authentic moment of the movie.

And now it’s a party. Good job everyone to showing up at the same time.

Those really where some pretty impressive bloopers at the end.

Okay, I now think the key to a good movie is no commercials. They give you a chance to think of what’s wrong with the plot. LOL

But on the whole, this movie stood up to a re-watch very well. Better than I expected, in fact. I stand by my earlier rating of 4.5 out of 5; a solid A- and a very high score for a DCOM.

If I may comment on the ending, which was the one thing I was asked not to discuss before, I just wanted to say that I did not expect this ending at all. Traditional wisdom would have our heroes win outright. I thought they might do some sort of backhanded everyone comes together at the last minute cop-out so no one would have to “lose.” I wasn’t alone in that thinking, one girl at the screening commented that they should have become “Camp Rock Star.”

But I never expected that, as director Paul Hoen put it, Camp rock would “win by losing.” In a way, it really put things in perspective. It doesn’t matter what “they” think. Stay true to yourself and your friends and it will all work out. That’s what makes “This is our song” so meaningful.

Also, I thought you would all like to know that cut off the last second or two of the movie. In the cut we saw at the advance screening you could see the rain storm start as the camera finished pulling back.

What follows is Disney’s ratings press release for Camp Rock 2 (Friday Night):

Introducing…the No. 1 Cable/TV Movie of 2010 in Total Viewers and Key
Kid Demographics, Disney Channel’s “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam”

Amps Up 8 Million Viewers; Ranks as TV’s No. 1 Labor Day Weekend
Telecast Ever Among Kids 6-11 and Tweens 9-14

TV’s No. 1 Friday Entertainment Telecast in Almost 6 Months

Disney Channel is TV’s No. 1 TV Network from 8-10 P.M., Nearly Doubling
Closest Broadcast Competition Among Viewers and Towering Over Nickelodeon by 539% Among Kids 6-11 and by 644% Among Tweens 9-14

“Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” Opening Night Box Office Equivalent is $63 Million

“Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” (8:00-10:00 p.m.)

No lights out at this camp! Disney Channel’s “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” drummed up 8 million Total Viewers in its debut Friday night, ranking as the year’s No. 1 cable movie and TV’s No. 1 movie among Kids 6-11 (3.1 million/12.8 rating) and Tweens 9-14 (3.2 million/13.0 rating).

Geared toward a kid and family audience, “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” celebrates musical passion and cool dance moves, and typifies the channel’s brand values with its emphasis on teamwork, standing tall for your beliefs and enjoying the journey as well as the goal.

Impressively, based on the average U.S. movie ticket ($7.95), “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam’s” equivalent box office sales equal $63.2 million for its premiere night.

• “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam,” starring Demi Lovato (“Sonny With A Chance”) and the multi-platinum selling recording artists Jonas Brothers, ranked as TV’s No. 1 Labor Day weekend telecast ever among Kids 6-11 and Tweens 9-14.

• In addition, Disney Channel’s No. 1 telecast of 2010, “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” was TV’s
No. 1 scripted Friday telecast in nearly 6 months in Total Viewers (3/12/10, “Numbers,” 8.4 million) and TV’s No. 1 Friday telecast since the debut of “Wizards of Waverly Place The Movie” among Tweens 9-14 (8/28/09).

• “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” drove Disney Channel to No. 1 among all TV from 8:00-10:00 p.m., defeating its closest broadcast competition by 95% in Total Viewers (8.0 million vs. 4.1 million, ABC), and surpassing Nickelodeon by a massive 539% among Kids 6-11 (3.1 million vs. 485,000) and by 644% among Tweens 9-14 (3.2 million vs. 430,000).

• “Camp Rock2: The Final Jam” out-delivered the year-ago time period average (9/4/09) by 158% in Total Viewers (8.0 million vs. 3.1 million), by 113% among Kids 6-11 (3.1 million vs. 1.5 million) and by 166% among Tweens 9-14 (3.2 million vs. 1.2 million).

Good news for all of you eagerly awaiting the premiere of Camp Rock 2.

The Camp Rock 2 Soundtrack is now available…

… and it’s more than 50% Demi, and like 25% Meaghan.

Disney has also released the Premiere Schedule for the film, bonus music videos, and of course the DVD.

The full Disney Press Release Follows:

DISNEY’S “CAMP ROCK 2: THE FINAL JAM” IS SET TO ROCK
ACROSS LABOR DAY WEEKEND WITH EXHILARATING MUSIC,
ROUSING DANCE AND SUMMER FUN

– Tour de Force Performance by Demi Lovato –
– Jonas Brothers Deliver the Charm and Rock the House –

– Soundtrack Debuts Tuesday, August 10 –
– DVD Combo Pack with Additional Musical Scenes Available September 7 –

The premiere of Disney’s exhilarating rock ‘n roll musical “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam,” starring Demi Lovato and Jonas Brothers, will be presented across Labor Day weekend with four event telecasts -– each celebrating music and dance with a storyline that suggests life is about the way you play. The fun for kids, tweens and families begins FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 and goes through MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 (8:00 p.m., ET/PT, each night) on Disney Channel. An extended edition of the movie, featuring two exclusive new music numbers, will be available on Disney Blu-ray Combo Pack and DVD on Tuesday, September 7.

During breaks in some of the premiere weekend telecasts, sponsorship messages that extend the movie’s underlying theme will be presented by Sara Lee Soft & Smooth bread, Best Western International, the all-new Honda Odyssey and Verizon.

The soundtrack, featuring 15 songs spanning hip-hip, rock and pop/rock performed by the cast, releases on iTunes and in stores nationwide, Tuesday, August 10.

The 2008 premiere of “Camp Rock” was cable TV’s #1 entertainment telecast of the year in Total Viewers (10.1 million) and TV’s #1 entertainment telecast in Tweens 9-14. Among TV’s live action movies, it was #1 among Kids 6-11 for the year.

The sequel, choreographed by Rosero McCoy, is a tour de force for actress and recording artist Demi Lovato. It showcases both the music and charm of Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas, and includes their younger brother Frankie Jonas in his TV movie debut. The highly anticipated sequel also brings back fan favorites from “Camp Rock,” 2008′s #1 cable TV movie. They are: Maria Canals-Barrera (“Wizards of Waverly Place”), Meaghan Martin (“10 Things I Hate About You”), Alyson Stoner (“Phineas and Ferb,” Step Up 3D”), Anna Maria Perez de Tagle (“Fame”), Jasmine Richards, Daniel Fathers, Roshon Fegan (Disney Channel’s upcoming “Shake it Up”) and Jordan “J” Francis. “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” introduces two exciting new performers, Matthew Mdot Finley and Chloe Bridges. Daniel Kash also stars.

The sequel follows Mitchie and her friends as they return to Camp Rock for another great summer of music and fun. But when big-money, state-of-the-art Camp Star opens across the lake, it lures away many instructors and campers — putting the future of Camp Rock in jeopardy. Mitchie emerges as a leader determined to save the camp and challenges the egocentric Luke Williams and his fellow Camp Star campers to a Final Jam — an end-of-summer performance duel, may the best camp win.

Music from “Camp Rock 2″ is part of a spectacular live concert show headlined by Jonas Brothers, special guest Demi Lovato and “Camp Rock” stars Alyson Stoner, Matthew Mdot Finley, Anna Maria Perez de Tagle and Jordan Francis. Information on the concert, produced by Live Nation, is available at www.jonasbrothers.com.

The schedule for the world premiere of “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” is:

Wednesday, September 1
“Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” available on Disney Channel on Demand for Verizon FiOS subscribers (also available via select affiliates).

Radio Disney presents part one of “On the Set,” a special telecast from the set of “Camp Rock: 2 The Final Jam” (6:00-8:00 p.m., ET/3:00-5:00 p.m., PT). It will also be available at RadioDisney.com.

Friday, September 3
Radio Disney presents part two of “On the Set” (6:00-8:00 p.m., ET/3:00-5:00 p.m., PT) and a pre-show hosted by Ernie D (6:00-8:00 p.m., ET/3:00-5:00 p.m., PT) that leads to the TV telecast.

The cast hosts the world premiere of “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” on Disney Channel U.S. (8:00 p.m., ET/PT) with an audio simulcast on Radio Disney.

Mobile video simulcast of “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” available for Flo TV, MobiTV and Sprint TV

Fans are invited to customize a page for the official “Camp Rock 2 Year Book,” collect mementos, access exclusive content and more on DisneyChannel.com.

Saturday, September 4
The Rock Along edition of “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” invites viewers to sing along to the songs. Lyrics will be visible on screen and at DisneyChannel.com.

Sunday, September 5
Disney Channel presents the Sunday Dance Jam edition of “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” (8:00 p.m., ET/PT). Hosted by Demi Lovato and Jonas Brothers, it gives viewers a look at the making of the spectacular dance scenes.

Monday, September 6
Disney Channel presents an encore of “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” (8:00 p.m., ET/PT).

Tuesday, September 7
“Camp Rock 2 The Final Jam: Extended Edition” featuring two exclusive new music numbers — “Walking in My Shoes” and “Different Summers” — will be available in stores on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital combo-pack, from Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.

The movie was written by Dan Berendsen (Disney’s “Hannah Montana The Movie” and “Wizards of Waverly Place The Movie”) and the team of Karin Gist and Regina Hicks. It is based on characters created by Karin Gist, Regina Hicks, Julie Brown and Paul Brown. The director and co-producer is DGA Award winner Paul Hoen (Disney Channel’s “The Cheetah Girls One World” and “Jump In”). The producer is Kevin Lafferty and the executive producer is Alan Sacks. “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” is a production of Coin Flip Productions, Ltd. and Alan Sacks Productions in association with Disney Channel.

Today I attended a special advance screening of Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam The Walt Disney Studios’ Studio Theatre in Burbank, California.

Now, D23′s resident “Disney Geek” and host of today’s festivities specifically asked us not to give away any plot point – particularly the ending. But he did say it was okay to discuss our general feelings on the movie, the songs, and the Q&A session after the film with director Paul Hoen, writer Dan Berendsen, Michael Healy, senior vice president, Disney Channel Original Movies, Disney Channel, and Steven Vincent, vice president, Music and Soundtracks, Disney Channel.

Now that I’ve got that disclaimer out of the way, let me say that Camp Rock 2 was awesome – a huge improvement from the first film. If you read my thoughts about the original Camp Rock, you’ll see that my biggest complaint about the original was the atrocious writing. It was almost as if they wrote the music scenes first and then threw together a few plot points to connect them. That was not the case with camp Rock 2.

As Steven Vincent said about the music, “It was driven by the story .. [we] don’t stop for a song” instead the music moves the story along. In a lot of ways, this film was more musical than the original. It was a full on musical, with a touch of the “Musical about a musical” feel of HSM. Michael Healy said that was a conscious decision to “turn it into a full blown musical” and alluded to a decision as one that made the film less realistic. I can’t really speak to the realism element (I mean, no one ever actually breaks out into song) but I think it was a very good move. The film didn’t have that awkward in between feel of CR1.

As for the overall plot, it’s a very different story than the original. Dan Berendsen explained that “This story is timeless … it’s fighting for something you believe in.” Mitchie is a very different character; she was the outsider before but now she’s a definite leader. If you’ve looked at the soundtrack, you’ll know that Demi has a lot of songs on the soundtrack, and that corresponds to a lot of screen time. Of course, she is the star! Mitchie essentially takes command of Camp Rock following the exodus of most of their staff to Camp Star. The always self-centered Tess Tyler (Meaghan Martin) seemed to learn her lesson from the first movie, but still quickly defected to the other camp thus allowing her to be an antagonist once more. Caitlyn Geller (Alyson Stoner) seemed to have a lot more screen time, although she still didn’t sing much. Joe was actually… dare I say it, kinda good as Shane Gray. The Nate (Nick Jonas) and Dana (Chloe Bridges) subplot was okay; nothing special. Jason (Kevin Jonas) was, as usual, just kinda there. Although there was one good line during the tour bus scene. Maria Canals-Barrera also reprized her role as Mitchie’s mom, but she was hardly even in the film.

Again, I don’t wanna give too much away, but this really is a solid film. Demi gives a very solid performance and the whole team really pulls it together. I give it a 4.5/5, which is among the highest rating I have ever given a DCOM. And what of Camp Rock 3? I think Michael Healy said it best, “Never say never [but] it would be hard to round everybody up.”

But just for fun, I want to share one more though from Senior VP Michael Healy when asked about Disney’s developing talent, he quickly responded “Selena is a fantastic star” then he paused for a moment before continuing, “um, well, Bridgit.” and finally concluding with one final thought, “I wish we had Raven back though.”

Wow, I didn’t realize Phineas and Ferb had hit 100 episodes! I mean, having mostly half length episodes helps, but it’s still pretty impressive.

To celebrate, Disney is premiering two special new episodes including guest stars Chaka Khan, Clay Aiken, Seth MacFarlane, and Kevin Smith.

That’s right, Family Guy‘s Seth MacFarlane is gonna be on Phineas and Ferb! Not only are his shows about as Anti-Disney as one can imagine, his own personal history with the company is such that I’m amazed both that he as asked and that he accepted!

The full Disney press release follows.

CHAKA KHAN, CLAY AIKEN, SETH MACFARLANE AND KEVIN SMITH
GUEST STAR ON “PHINEAS AND FERB,” AS NOTEWORTHY AND AMUSING
EPISODES DEBUT IN AUGUST ON DISNEY XD AND DISNEY CHANNEL

With a 100 episodes and counting, the Emmy Award-winning series “Phineas and Ferb” continues to roll out with new and thoroughly amusing stories for kids, tweens and families. In August, the hit animated comedy, increasingly renowned for its smart humor and noteworthy guest stars, will present two new episodes featuring the legendary recording artist Chaka Khan, multi-Platinum selling singer Clay Aiken (“American Idol”), Emmy-winning animator/writer Seth MacFarlane (“Family Guy”) and filmmaker Kevin Smith (“Clerks”).

The series was created and is executive-produced by Dan Povenmire and Jeff “Swampy” Marsh (“The Simpsons,” “Family Guy”).

A one-hour episode entitled “Summer Belongs to You” premieres MONDAY, AUGUST 2 (8:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney XD and Friday, August 6 on Disney Channel. As the story goes, it’s the summer solstice and, because it’s the longest day of the year, stepbrothers Phineas and Ferb decide to travel around the world in one day. But not everyone believes they can actually achieve what they’ve set out to do, leading them to get some encouraging words, in the form of a duet, from Clay Aiken and Chaka Khan. Meanwhile, Dr. Doofenshmirtz takes a father-daughter trip to Tokyo with Vanessa.

Music from the episode will Planet Premiere on Radio Disney Monday, July 26 through Monday, August 2, and will be released by Walt Disney Records on Tuesday, August 3 at online retailers. Songs on the digital album are: “I Believe We Can,” performed by Clay Aiken and Chaka Khan, “J Pop” (Welcome to Tokyo), performed by Stacy’s cousins, “Rubber Bands,” performed by Uncle Sabu & Co., “Bouncin’ Around the World,” performed by Love Händel, “City of Love,” performed by Isabella, “Summer Belongs to You,” performed by Phineas, Isabella and Candace, “Follow the Sun,” performed by Danny Jacob, and “The Ballad of Klimpaloon,” performed by Love Händel.

Then, in “Nerds of a Feather,” an episode guest starring Seth MacFarlane and Kevin Smith, Phineas and Ferb head to the Tri-State area’s annual sci-fi/comic book convention to meet their hero, special effects guru Clive Addison. Their plan gets sidetracked when they’re swept into a duel between fantasy fans and sci-fi geeks. Meanwhile, Candace tries to keep secret that she’s a fan of Ducky Mo-Mo, another convention staple. Across the convention hall, Dr. Doofenshmirtz has taken television executive Jeff McGarland hostage so he can pitch him a show he’s developed, “Doof ‘N’ Puss.” The episode premieres MONDAY, AUGUST 16 (8:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney XD and Friday, August 27 on Disney Channel.

All summer long, viewers can go to www.disneychannel.com or www.disneyxd.com to customize the “Phineas and Ferb” site by adding personal touches to the beach, carnival and camping-themed backgrounds, and to unlock bonus content. Beginning July 9, fans can test their “Phineas and Ferb” knowledge with the new “Trivia-nator.”

In the U.S., “Phineas and Ferb” ranks as TV’s #1 animated series among Kids 6-11 and Tweens 9-14. (Source: Nielsen Media Research, most current U.S. ratings, 2010 to date through 6/27/10. Program ranks based on 000s, then rating with a minimum 10 telecasts. Based on all play program averages.)

The multiplatform rollout is:

MONDAY, AUGUST 2 (8:00 p.m., ET/PT) — “Summer Belongs to You” premieres on Disney XD

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 — “Summer Belongs to You” becomes available on Disney Channel SVOD, Disney XD VOD and Disney XD Mobile

FRIDAY, AUGUST 6 (8:00 p.m., ET/PT) — “Summer Belongs to You” premieres on Disney Channel and on Disney Channel Mobile simulcast

SATURDAY, AUGUST 7 — “Summer Belongs to You” becomes available on iTunes, Xbox, Disney Channel Mobile VOD, DisneyChannel.com and DisneyXD.com

MONDAY, AUGUST 16 (8:00 p.m., ET/PT) — “Nerds of a Feather” premieres on Disney XD

FRIDAY, AUGUST 27 (9:00 p.m., ET/PT) — “Nerds of a Feather” premieres on Disney Channel

Starring are singer-actor Vincent Martella (“Everybody Hates Chris”) as Phineas Flynn, Thomas Sangster (“Nanny McPhee”) as Ferb Fletcher, Ashley Tisdale (“High School Musical”) as Candace Flynn, Mitchel Musso (“Hannah Montana”) as Jeremy, Caroline Rhea (“Sabrina, the Teenage Witch”) as mom Linda Flynn-Fletcher, Richard O’Brien (“The Rocky Horror Picture Show”) as dad Lawrence Fletcher, Dee Bradley Baker (“American Dad”) as Perry the Platypus, Alyson Stoner (“Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam”) as Isabella, Jeff “Swampy” Marsh as Major Monogram and Emmy Award-winning Dan Povenmire as the nefarious Dr. Doofenshmirtz.