the first few shows are painful to watch their so bad. But as the writers find their feet and get use to the characters the middle shows are quite good. Some even in the classic category, where episodes do spoofs on classic movies and TV shows, having Gavin Maccleod on one episode was genius. I've always had a crush on Bailey, her face has very classic lines, speaking of classics. I read in a newspaper that TV shows go through four stages, stone age, classic, byzantine, and I think space age or something, and towards the end that's what happened to this show, they started running out of ideas, and they couldn't figure out what to do next.

Suite Life on Deck is just some show about a recycled idea of a cruise ship setting. The show isn't good, but doesn't stink either. But the characters are how the show hits rough waters.1. Zack. Let me just say if Zack is supposed to be a brutal moron, how come he spends most of his time being a pathetic chump? 2. Cody is just not a guy. He's a girl wearing a guy suit. 3. London is the most annoying character. 4. Moseby is just a wet blanket. Period. 5. What is the point of Bailey? She's some sort of corn-loving clone of Maddie (Why does Disney replace the lead female?). And why does she live in a made-up city called Kettlecorn? Why not a real city like Topeka? 6. Officer Kirby is a fat guy with a never-ending hole of a stomach (insert Nintendo pun here) 7. What is the purpose of the new character (I forgot his name.)?So yeah, the characters are either unoriginal or dull. That's what makes this show sink.

Well, they got Cody (Cole Sprouse) a girlfriend in Bailey (charming newcomer, Debby Ryan). Now, if only they could do something with that relationship, and stop Cody and Bailey from being completely boring characters.Anyway, the show "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody"'s Achilles heel was that it couldn't keep the same tone that started with its terrific first season. This show, however, does keep the same tone. Unfortunately, the first season wasn't that great.The episode "International Dateline", was a great, big, flashing sign that the writers aren't that creative. It was "Groundhog Day" on a cruise ship. It wasn't funny. It was just a great sign of disrespect to a great comedy classic.I have a soft spot for "Groundhog Day" so I just didn't like that one. The rest of the episodes are decent, but those kids just keep growing up, and they're not that cute anymore. Their cuteness was the only thing that made me like those characters. They were never that funny, and now, since they aren't cute, they have no appeal for me.A few of the characters from the last show are gone. Ashley Tisdale went on to try and get a career in major films, but she did return for one episode (my personal favourite of this series called "Maddie on Deck") The final word: It isn't that good, but "Maddie on Deck" is worth a watch as it is the best episode of this series.6/10: "Okay" is all it deserves.

i think that in the Greek one at the end when the are dancing they should really Greek dance not just walk.... i really enjoy the show i loved suite life of Zack and cody so this is just the same! Some parts are really funny and some are sad but the show is really good and i would like them to do some thing new tho it may be a good show but its always the same in a way they change it up but every episode has something the same in it.................................. the show should stay on and family should make it even better because some are getting bored but wont stop watching because it is some thing they like..