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| Season: | 2 | ||
| Episode: | 28 (season) 49 (series) | ||
| Production Code: | 229, 230 | ||
| Writer: | Pamela Eells O'Connell, Adam Lapidus | ||
| Director: | Rich Correll | ||
| Originally Aired: | June 18, 2010 (USA) June 19, 2010 (USA; Extended Edition) | ||
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Breakup in Paris is the second season finale of The Suite Life on Deck.
Story[]
Bailey and Cody celebrate their one year anniversary in Paris at the Eiffel Tower (Cody even organizing a table and wielding an accordionist), but everything goes awry when Cody goes on a practice date with London and Bailey, after having caught the two, thinks Cody is cheating on her. London needed to shop but couldn't. Cody is heartbroken when he sees Bailey with a French boy named Jean Luc Le Pew. London tells Bailey that Cody was just practicing the date with her to make sure the anniversary was perfect, and Bailey departs to the Tower. Jean Luc greets London, and the two go out. Bailey goes to the Eiffel Tower to see Cody, but he's very mad at her after seeing her with Jean Luc. In the end, after a horrible fight, Cody and Bailey break up, but agree to remain friends.
During sightseeing, Woody gets his satchel mixed up with another person, and, with Zack, is chased by a man named Stephane (or as he is frequently incorrectly referred to, Stephanie) and they need to escape before they are killed in Bulgaria. They are captured and they wake up in a shipping crate on an airplane. The two creep out of the crate, and despite his pledge to be quiet, Woody clumsily falls on a parachute. Zack finds another parachute, but it is under a sleeping Stephane. Woody tries to get it, but Stephane wraps his arms around him, thinking that he is a woman. Woody is "cheated on", and almost smacks Stephane. The two fight over who should receive the parachute and call for help from Bulgaria, but the two end up on the same parachute. The problem worsens when they find Stephane parachuting after them, throwing knives and even his shoes at them The two land safely at the Eiffel Tower, but they land on Cody. Woody and Zack watch Stephane receive an "Eiffel Tower wedgie".
Mr. Moseby wants to watch the Tour De France but ends up racing in it. Despite him winning, he wasn't entered anyway, leading to getting pummeled and hated by Paris.
Marcus is still famous in Paris as "P'tit Petit" (French for Lil' Little), but an impostor, a young boy named Dante, is stealing his image, and no one believes he is the real Lil' Little. He tries to show the crowd some of the moves Dante stole from him, but ends up on the ground and booed at. After he performs a concert after Dante, everyone in Paris finds out Marcus is Lil' Little, but unfortunately, a disguised Moseby is chased by the mob after his identity is revealed. Marcus asks Dante if he would like to collaborate in the future, and he talks to his former agent...the same godfather Marcus has.
In the end credits, Zack and Woody realize they were being chased because the woman stole a priceless painting and was planning to sell it to Stephane. The woman grabs the painting and also tries to make a getaway, but trips over Woody's satchel, getting arrested afterward.
- General cleanup.
Quotes[]
- Zack: We're gonna start at the Paris Opera house to pick up some musical babes. Then we're gonna head over to montmarte to pick up some artistic babes. And then we're going head over to the left bank for...left handed babes.
- Woody: Ooh! All these places have snack bars!
- Zack: So you can pick up hungry babes.
- Woody: How are we going to find Stephanie? We have no idea what she looks like.
- Zack: I picture her as a tall brunette with full lips and piercing green eyes. She loves the outdoors but she also enjoys a night in...cuddling by the fire.
- Woody: (to Waitress) Give me a second. Excuse me, can you help us?
- Waitress: No. (holds her hand out and Woody gives her a tip) What do you want?
- Woody: We're looking for someone who's supposed to be here at 1:00 - Stephanie.
- Stephane: (gesturing) I am Stephane.
- Woody: He doesn't look like a cuddler.
- Bailey: Have I already mentioned I can neuter a bull with my bare hands?
- Jean Luc: That would discourage me...if I were not French.
- Cody: (singing) Hydrogen and helium I'll tell you how I feel-ium. Iron, cobalt, nickel, copper, Bailey you're a real heart stopper. (stops singing) Ah, yeah. So what did you think?
- London: I think I'd rather hear someone step on a cat.
- Cody: (to Waitress) Listen tomorrow I'm going to be here with someone I care about...
- London: Thank you?
- Zack: We've got to get out of here.
- Woody: How?
- Zack: Wait, I've got it. You distract him by letting him distract you, then I'll escape and immortalize your deed in song. What rhymes with "Woody's dead"?
- London: So how many diamonds are you getting Bailey for your anniversary?
- Cody: I can't afford diamonds. Besides, the appropriate gift for a first anniversary is something made from paper.
- London: If my boyfriend didn't get my diamonds, I'd get him something made of paper - his death certificate.
Trivia[]
- 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 the third storyline involving Marcus discovering that a younger boy is claiming to be Lil' Little (Marcus' former rap persona), leading him to try to expose the kid as a fraud.
- Jean Luc Le Pew and his behaviour is a parody of Pepe Le Pew from the Looney Tunes.
- This episode reveals London can do a perfect impersonation and impression of Bailey’s voice referenced the episode What the Hey? when Zack did a perfect impersonation and impression of his mom.
- The board game Monopoly, Pinocchio are mentioned.
- Cody can speak French but during the episode French 101, he wanted Mr. Moseby to translate for him.
- Mr. Moseby said the episode title of the first season of the previous series To Catch a Thief.
Goofs[]
- On the day of Cody and Bailey's anniversary, when Cody is on the Eiffel Tower it is dark, but when Bailey is in the park it is still light.
- Paris is inland, so the ship can’t possibly dock there, unless the ship laid an anchor at a nearby coastal nation or city.
- After Zack gets pelted with a comical wave of shoes while parachuting, a man can be heard off-set laughing at Zack's reaction.
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