Editing Pooh's Adventures of Suite Life on Deck (section)

=== Season 2 ===
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!22
|1
|"The Spy Who Shoved Me"
|Shelley Jensen
|Jim Geoghan
|August 7, 2009
|205
|4.9<sup>[13]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |A microchip with secret information on it goes missing and the twins help a spy recover it. Cody gives the chip to Bailey, telling her to hide it and not to look at what's in it, but Bailey looks it up on her computer anyway. When Cody finds out that Bailey ignored him, breaking her promise, he has mixed emotions. Bailey kisses Cody on the lips as a way of telling him he can trust her, so he forgives her.

''Guest stars'': Gildart Jackson as James Smith, Sara Erikson as Red Finger
''Notes'': This is the first episode of the series to be broadcast in High Definition, and the show now utilizes a 'filmized' appearance (though it is still shot on videotape, as is standard with Disney Channel sitcoms).
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!23
|2
|"Ala-ka-scram!"
|Shelley Jensen
|Billy Riback
|August 14, 2009
|206
|4.1<sup>[14]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |London develops a crush on the ship's magician. Meanwhile, Zack tries to hang out with Cody and Bailey, much to their annoyance, so to get him off their back, they invite Woody to hang out with Zack for an upcoming Air Band contest.

''Guest stars'': Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Savannah Jayde as Tanya, Briana Lane as Karina, Justin Kredible as Armando
''Notes'': The song Zack sings, "Hot December Snow," is a parody of Guns N' Roses' "November Rain," with Zack as Jim Gillette of Nitro and Woody as Slash.
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!24
|3
|"In the Line of Duty"
|Rich Correll
|Jeff Hodsden & Tim Pollock
|August 21, 2009
|203
|4.3<sup>[15]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |After Zack gets in trouble with Ms. Tutwieller by setting off a stink cloud, she suggests that he becomes the hall monitor, but it soon gets out of hand when he puts all of his classmates in detention. Meanwhile, Cody and Bailey find it increasingly harder to spend time with each other. In addition, Bailey gets a job at London's new boutique, which is actually a secret closet to store the rest of her extensive collection of clothes.''Guest stars'': Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Erin Cardillo as Emma Tutweiller, Marisa Theodore as Cara, Windell D. Middlebrooks as Kirby
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!25
|4
|"Kitchen Casanova"
|Rich Correll
|Jeny Quine & Dan Signer
|September 4, 2009
|202
|3.7<sup>[16]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |Cody's teacher is chopping onions and cuts herself so Cody fills in for her. But, when he becomes the center of attention, Bailey starts to get jealous and makes a plan with Woody to get him back. Meanwhile, London is selling Zack's paintings' (sneezed food) for $30,000. Then, Zack finds out and tries to sell them on his own, but people only like them because London did.

''Absent'': Phill Lewis as Mr. Moseby
''Guest stars'': Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Rachael Bell as Addison, Jennifer Rhodes as Mrs. McCracken, Leslie-Anne Huff as Reina
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!26
|5
|"Smarticle Particles"
|Rich Correll
|Adam Lapidus
|September 11, 2009
|201
|4.0<sup>[17]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |To win a bet with Cody, Bailey convinces London that a perfume will make her smarter. Meanwhile, Zack asks out the captain of the boys wrestling team, who is a girl, after accidentally dropping freezing cold ocean water on her, that he had meant to drop on Woody.''Guest stars'': Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Staci Pratt as Becky
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!27
|6
|"Family Thais"
|Rich Correll
|Jeff Hodsden & Tim Pollock
|September 18, 2009
|209
|4.5<sup>[18]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |Bailey and London go to Thailand to meet London's grandmother and discover that she is a poor farmer so London gives her grandmother and her hut a makeover. Meanwhile, Zack asks Cody to be his wingman because he likes a girl, although he wants to be faithful to Bailey. In the end, the girl ends up liking Cody.

''Absent'': Phill Lewis as Mr. Moseby
''Guest stars'': Erica Aulds as Sasha, Ashley Farley as Hilary, Elizabeth Sung as Khun Yai
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!28
|7
|"Goin' Bananas"
|Phill Lewis
|Jeny Quine & Dan Signer
|September 25, 2009
|204
|4.0<sup>[19]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |Zack turns in one of Cody's old term papers as his own, without realizing that Cody had inserted a bizarre passage about a fictional banana-phobia, so Mrs. Tutweiller sends him to see a counsellor, ending with Zack taking his anger out on his brother. Meanwhile, London goes through withdrawal when her cellphone is taken away after she is caught texting during class, prompting Bailey to help her find something new to do to keep her hands busy. In addition, Woody spends all of his time playing a virtual reality game called "Better Life" as an avatar named Brock. He has a virtual girlfriend named Peaches (who turns out to be Addison). Cody tells him that he can't live his whole life through a virtual reality game.

''Absent'': Phill Lewis as Mr. Moseby
''Guest stars'': Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Rachael Bell as Addison, Erin Cardillo as Emma Tutweiller, Michael Hitchcock as Mr. Blanket
''Note'': This is the first episode of the series to have two sub-plots.
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!29
|8
|"Lost at Sea"
|Rich Correll
|Danny Kallis & Pamela Eells O'Connell
|October 2, 2009
|207–208
|7.6<sup>[20]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |After the gang returns for a new semester, London finds she doesn't have enough closet space, Cody deals with his voice cracking, and Zack's fake welcome buddy plan falls flat when Woody reveals it to his target. The whole gang ends up in London's closet lifeboat and Woody accidentally sets them adrift. After escaping sharks and arguing over supplies, Cody and Bailey argue about which way to set sail, and though the crew sides with Bailey, Cody changes the sail during the night, landing them on a deserted island. Bailey angrily breaks up with Cody. Cody thinks that manly outdoorsman Zack is winning Bailey's heart over the next few days. London, however, thinks that she has won an all-expense paid trip to a five-star island resort, and Woody is stuck with keeping up the facade. Cody desperately tries to win Bailey back, and comes up with a plan to get everyone back to the ship. Meanwhile, Mr. Moseby and Ms. Tutweiller search the ship for the five teens, and end up adrift in their own boat, having the same argument that Cody and Bailey had.

''Guest stars'': Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Erin Cardillo as Emma Tutweiller, Michelle DeFraites as Jenna
''Note'': This is a one-hour episode and was broadcast in 4:3 letterbox on Disney Channel's standard-definition feed (the first episode of a Disney Channel series to be shown in this format on the SD feed). All previous and subsequent episodes are shown in a 4:3 full-screen pan and scan picture format on the SD feed.
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!30
|9
|"Roomies"
|Danny Kallis
|Danny Kallis & Pamela Eells O'Connell
|October 16, 2009
|210
|4.7<sup>[21]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |Marcus Little, a former child singer, arrives on the SS ''Tipton'' and is assigned to share a cabin with Zack, who is trying to figure out Marcus' true identity. Meanwhile, Cody and Bailey play against each other in a series of friendly competitions.

''Co-stars'': Jill Basey as Widow, Veronica Dunne as Tiffany
''Guest star'': Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink
''Note'': Doc Shaw joins the cast as Marcus Little.
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!31
|10
|"Crossing Jordin"
|Mark Cendrowski
|Jeff Hodsden & Tim Pollock
|October 23, 2009
|213
|5.2<sup>[22]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |Zack, Cody, and Marcus attempt to write a song for the ship's guest singer, Jordin Sparks, to perform, but with less than her best interests in mind. Meanwhile, London meets the winner of a contest where a contestant gets to be London's best friend for a week on the ship, but the winner acts like a brat and also steals London's identity.

''Guest stars'': Cameron Escalante as Alyssa, Dave Secor as George
''Special guest star'': Jordin Sparks as herself
''Note'': Jordin Sparks performs the song "Battlefield" from her 2009 album of the same name.
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!32
|11
|"Bermuda Triangle"
|Phill Lewis
|Adam Lapidus & Jeny Quine
|November 13, 2009
|211
|4.8<sup>[23]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |Zack and Cody receive a $200 check from their parents for their 16th birthday, but have an argument about how to spend it and end up ripping it in half. Following this, Zack wishes he was an only child and Cody wishes for the same, saying that nothing would make him happier. Once the ship enters the Bermuda Triangle, a parallel universe opens up and their wish comes true; the twins were split up at birth, with Zack growing up with just their mom and Cody growing up with just their dad.

''Co-stars'': Aileen Hurtado as Flamenco Dancer
''Guest star'': Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink
''Note'': This episode and Snakes on a Boat are the only episodes of the series that Phill Lewis both directs and appears in. Lewis was absent from all other episodes that he directed.
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!33
|12
|"The Beauty and the Fleeced"
|Lex Passaris
|Dan Signer
|November 20, 2009
|212
|4.8<sup>[24]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |Zack, Marcus, and Woody create a fake beauty pageant so they can meet girls. When Mr. Moseby learns of their plans, he punishes them by forcing them to see it through. Meanwhile, London intimidates Bailey by bragging about her previous success in beauty pageants. As a result, Bailey enters the SS ''Tipton''<nowiki/>'s pageant to try to beat London, and hires Cody as her coach.

''Guest stars'': Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Brittany Ross as Capri
''Note'': When Cody tells Bailey that he has been in a beauty pageant before, this is a reference to ''The Suite Life of Zack & Cody'' episode, "The Fairest of Them All." It also references the pilot where Bailey disguised as a boy.
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!34
|13
|"The Swede Life"
|Ellen Gittelsohn
|Jeff Hodsden & Tim Pollock
|December 4, 2009
|215
|<small>N/A</small>
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| colspan="8" |Zack, Cody, London, and Bailey visit Martensgrav, a Swedish town founded by the twins' ancestors (portrayed by Dylan and Cole Sprouse), only to discover the townsfolk consider the great Martin family as villains. Meanwhile, Marcus and Mr. Moseby want to visit a museum for the Swedish pop group ABBA, but get stuck at a Swedish furniture store, Umaka (a spoof of IKEA) in search of a missing screw for Moseby's Swedish nightstand.''Guest stars'': Ed Begley, Jr. as Mayor Ragnar, Katie Gill as Dorta, Mary Kate McGeehan as Helga
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!35
|14
|"Mother of the Groom"
|Rich Correll
|Danny Kallis
|January 8, 2010
|217
|3.8<sup>[25]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |Esteban comes aboard the SS ''Tipton'' to get married. While the boys have a bachelor party for Esteban, London and Bailey try to help Esteban's mother (who disapproves of the marriage) find something she enjoys aside from taking care of her son so that she can accept Esteban's marriage and move on with life.''Guest stars'': Charo as Señora Ramirez, Adrian R'Mante as Esteban Ramirez, Marisa Ramirez as Francesca
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!36
|15
|"The Defiant Ones"
|Rich Correll
|Dan Signer
|January 15, 2010
|218
|4.0<sup>[26]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |Cody creates a web of lies when he tries to cover up his failure to do his homework. Meanwhile, Zack and Mr. Moseby are handcuffed together and must learn to get along.''Guest stars'': Erin Cardillo as Emma Tutweiller, Michael Hitchcock as Mr. Blanket
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!37
|16
|"Any Given Fantasy"
|Rich Correll
|Jeff Hodsden & Tim Pollock
|January 18, 2010<br>
<small>(Disney XD)</small><br>
January 22, 2010<br>
<small>(Disney Channel)</small>
|220
|5.2<sup>[27]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |When Mr. Moseby forbids the students from playing football on the ship, they become interested in playing fantasy football. London talks her way into having a team in the fantasy football league and after impressing the boys with her knowledge of football, London unveils her team's weapon, Kurt Warner. London also promises the winners of the football a golden trophy, as a result, Zack, Marcus, and Woody dress up like mascots to gain London's trophy. Meanwhile, Cody becomes upset by his poor football skills so enlists Kirby as his coach.

''Absent'': Debby Ryan as Bailey Pickett
''Guest stars'': Windell D. Middlebrooks as Kirby, Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Kurt Warner as himself
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!38
|17
|"Rollin' With the Holmies"
|Mark Cendrowski
|Jim Geoghan & Dan Signer
|January 29, 2010
|214
|<small>N/A</small>
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| colspan="8" |When the ship docks in London, Cody attempts to solve a mystery surrounding a stolen book that belongs to Queen Elizabeth II. Meanwhile, Mr. Moseby teaches Zack and Marcus how to play croquet so they can compete against London's snobby new crush and his friend in order for Marcus to gain London's affection.

''Co-stars'': Blaise Embry as Snively, Brad Sergi as Bobby
''Guest stars'': Charles Shaughnessy as Constable, Jarrett Sleeper as Wicket, Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink
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!39
|18
|"Can You Dig It?"
|Phill Lewis
|Adam Lapidus & Jeny Quine
|February 12, 2010
|223
|<small>N/A</small>
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| colspan="8" |When Zack accidentally finds the crown of the ancient Princess Zaria, he takes credit for all the years of research Cody did, making Cody angry. Zaria's spirit possesses Bailey who is now desperate to get her crown back and punishes Zack for taking it. Now, it is up to Cody to save Zack and release the spirit from Bailey.

''Absent'': Phill Lewis as Mr. Moseby
''Guest star'': Erin Cardillo as Emma Tutweiller, Alex Cambert as Luis, Lesli Margherita as Isabel
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!40
|19
|"London's Apprentice"
|Rich Correll
|Pamela Eells O'Connell
|February 26, 2010
|219
|3.6<sup>[28]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |Mr. Tipton wants London to present him with a great new invention, so London offers a one million dollar prize for the person who creates the best new invention. Zack, Cody, Bailey, Marcus, and Mr. Moseby present their ideas to London for her to decide which one is the best. Meanwhile, London gives Kirby the bag containing the one million dollars, but he loses the bag and must retrace his steps to find it.

''Co-star'': Brandon Ellison as Chefinator
''Guest star'': Windell D. Middlebrooks as Kirby
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!41
|20
|"Once Upon a Suite Life"
|Bob Koherr
|Jeny Quine & Dan Signer
|March 5, 2010
|225
|<small>N/A</small>
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| colspan="8" |Zack, Cody, London, and Bailey fall asleep during class when Ms. Tutweiller is lecturing about fairy tales. They each dream that they are the characters in classic fairy tales such as Snow White, Hansel and Gretel, and Jack and the Beanstalk.''Guest stars'': Erin Cardillo as Emma Tutweiller, Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Michael Airington as The Mirror
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!42
|21
|"Marriage 101"
|Rich Correll
|Jeny Quine
|March 19, 2010
|221
|<small>N/A</small>
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| colspan="8" |A class assignment requires the students to simulate marriage to learn the challenges that face married couples in everyday life. Cody 'marries' Bailey, Zack 'marries' London, and Woody 'marries' Addison. However, when the "Wheel of Life" gives Cody as injury, he and Bailey begin to fight.

''Absent'': Phill Lewis as Mr. Moseby
''Guest stars'': Erin Cardillo as Emma Tutweiller, Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Rachael Bell as Addison
''Note'': London states that her father married eight times, but in "Ala-ka-scram!" she says that Karina, the magician's assistant, is her fourteenth mother, and in the last episode of ''The Suite Life of Zack & Cody'', she says her father has had twelve weddings.
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!43
|22
|"Model Behavior"
|Bob Koherr
|Jeff Hodsden & Tim Pollock
|March 27, 2010
|228
|<small>N/A</small>
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| colspan="8" |When Mr. Moseby leaves to go to a reunion, Zack and Marcus decide to throw a party on the sky deck with models. Janice and Jessica, from the Boston Tipton, come aboard the ship as models and while Janice tries to draw Zack's attention, Cody believes Bailey is jealous of Jessica. Meanwhile, to distract the modeling agent from discovering the party, Woody pretends to be a male model named Woodlander.

''Guest stars'': Camilla and Rebecca Rosso as Janice and Jessica, Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Cassidy Gifford as Kate
''Special guest star'': Kathie Lee Gifford as Cindy
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!44
|23
|"Rock the Kasbah"
|Rich Correll
|Adam Lapidus
|April 16, 2010
|222
|<small>N/A</small>
|-
| colspan="8" |When the ship docks in Morocco, Cody wants to buy earrings for Bailey, but Zack insists he bargain with the cashier for a better price. Meanwhile, London, Bailey, Marcus, and Woody discover a magic lamp that contains a genie willing to grant wishes, causing them to argue over which wishes should be granted.''Guest stars'': Amro Salama as Youssef, Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Matthew Willig as Genie
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!45
|24
|"I Brake for Whales"
|Rich Correll
|Jeny Quine & Adam Lapidus
|April 23, 2010
|216
|<small>N/A</small>
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| colspan="8" |The SS ''Tipton'' is going straight in the path of endangered blue whales motivating Zack, Cody, Bailey, and Marcus to try their best to change the ship's course. They lock themselves into the engine room hoping the whales will safely pass, however they discover it's not as easy as it seems. Cody begins to faint due to heat exhaustion, Marcus becomes desperate for water, and Zack loses it and tries to break free. Eventually, Kirby and Mr. Moseby break into the engine room to attempt to stop them, but after seeing the whales on Cody's laptop, they decide to go along with plan.

''Co-star'': Neil Ross as Narrator
''Guest star'': Windell D. Middlebrooks as Kirby
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!46
|25
|"Seven Seas News"
|Bob Koherr
|Pamela Eells O'Connell
|May 7, 2010
|224
|3.5<sup>[29]</sup>
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| colspan="8" |The students of Seven Seas High take over the Seven Seas News. Zack and Bailey clash as co-anchors but Zack Get all Attention, London is confused by the green screen, and Cody investigates a missing passenger.

''Absent'': Doc Shaw as Marcus Little and Phill Lewis as Mr. Moseby
''Guest stars'': Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Erin Cardillo as Emma Tutweiller, Windell D. Middlebrooks as Kirby
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!47
|26
|"Starship Tipton"
|Kelly Sandefur
|Jeny Quine & Dan Signer
|May 14, 2010
|227
|<small>N/A</small>
|-
| colspan="8" |Many years in the future, Zack's desecendant, Zirk, pulls a prank on a race of alien beings while aboard a starship, which causes destructive retaliation, causing a Moseby robot to be sent back to destroy Zack, prompting Zack, Cody, London, Bailey, Marcus, and Mr. Moseby to travel to the future to stop Zirk from pranking the aliens.

''Guest stars'': Erin Cardillo as Emma Tutweiller, Joe Green as Robot Moseby, Jonathan Kite as Anterian
''Special guest star'': George Takei as Rome Tipton
''Note'': This episode was broadcast in 4:3 letterbox format on Disney Channel's standard-definition feed, instead of the regular 4:3 full-screen pan and scan picture format (the second episode of the series to be aired in this manner, after "Lost at Sea" from earlier in the season). The episode is an homage to ''Star Trek''.
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!48
|27
|"Mean Chicks"
|Rich Correll
|Adam Lapidus
|June 11, 2010
|226
|<small>N/A</small>
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| colspan="8" |Bailey bets London $1 million dollars that she cannot go on one week without insulting her, so London asks Mr. Blanket for help to try not to insult Bailey. When Bailey loses the bet, London insults her one million times. Meanwhile, Cody attempts to avoid the assaults of a seagull after not permitting the seagull to eat fries.''Guest stars'': Michael Hitchcock as Mr. Blanket
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!49
|28
|"Breakup in Paris"
|Rich Correll
|Pamela Eells O'Connell & Adam Lapidus
|June 18, 2010
|229–230
|3.7<sup>[30]</sup>
|-
| colspan="8" |Cody and Bailey are planning to celebrate their one year anniversary when the SS ''Tipton'' docks in Paris. Cody asks London to help him make his date perfect. However, a big misunderstanding begins when Bailey sees Cody with London (who were just practicing the date) and mistakes her as the "hideous French girl". The next day, the day of the anniversary, Cody sees Bailey with another guy, Jean Luc, who was just trying to cheer her up. Bailey and Cody start arguing about the misunderstanding, and decide it would be better if they broke up. Meanwhile, Zack and Woody are pursued by art thieves.

''Co-stars'': Suzan Brittan as Katarina, Monica Smith as Chloe
''Guest stars'': Al Benner as Pascal, Nick Roux as Jean Luc, Stelio Savante as Stephane, Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink, Larry Vanburen Jr. as Dante
''Note'': This is a one hour episode and two versions of the episode exist. The version that aired on June 19, 2010, the night after the episode's original airing, featured a third storyline involving Marcus discovering that a young boy is claiming to be Lil' Little (Marcus' former rap persona), leading him to try to expose the kid as a fraud.
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