My Sister's Keeper

My Sister's Keeper
Season:	3
Episode:	13 (season); 62 (series)
Production Code:	315
Guest Stars:	Jane Oshita as Tess (voice); Linsey Godfrey as Willa Fink; Matthew Timmons as Woody Fink
Absent:	Phill Lewis as Marion Moseby
Writer:	Jeny Quine
Director:	Phill Lewis
Originally Aired:	November 5, 2010
Previous:; "Senior Ditch Day"	Next:; "Frozen"

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"My Sister's Keeper" is the 13th episode of the third season of The Suite Life on Deck. When London discovers that Zack uses Cody to do all the things he hates, she decides to find a twin do the same. Meanwhile, Woody's sister comes aboard the S.S. Tipton, and Cody decides to date her.

Story[]

Woody's sister, Willa, comes to visit and isn't the unattractive person Cody and Zack expect her to be at first. London searches for a twin, so she can have her do all the things she dislikes to do. Cody really likes Woody's sister, and they begin dating. Bailey gets jealous and tries to win him back. Cody realizes that Woody's sister Willa may be gorgeous, but she can fart just like her brother Woody. He tells Willa that he is still in love with his ex-girlfriend Bailey and Bailey becomes extremely happy. As soon as Willa leaves though, Cody tells Bailey thanks for playing along, making Bailey become sad again. Meanwhile, London's doppelgänger Tess develops a crush on Zack and starts to take advantage of London. In the end, London sees that Tess is taking advantage of her and starts to chase her.

Quotes[]

Zack: One bag is to put over Willa's head so she doesn't scare the children. The other bag is to put over your head just in case her bag falls off.

London: Okay, finalists, I have used all my Tipton resources. To scour the globe in search of my perfect double. Dim the lights. Number four. You wowed me with your rendition of "Paparazzi," But stumbled miserably with your fashion sense. Boo you. Number three. Your impression of my trademark "Yay me!" was spot on. But unfortunately, you've got more wrinkles than an elephant's tushy. Okay, ladies, whoever answers correctly wins. What color is the new black? Oh. Yes?
- Tess: Sparkles!
- London: That is correct. Tess Wong, you are the new London Tipton! Yay you!

Bailey: Woody, you are blowing this way out of proportion.
- Woody: Maybe you're right. Maybe it's just two friendly people playing a game of golf.
- Bailey: (sees Willa and Cody hug and kiss) Oh, who am I kidding? If they're kissing on the first hole, they'll be honeymooning on the back nine.

Cody: How many of your friends have dated your sister?
- Woody: Well, none. But my stepdad Steve and I were tight when he was my swim coach. Then he came over one day to play Marco Polo in the pool and ended up with my mom in the hot tub.

London: Look, missy, I hired you to do my dirty work, not hit on my friends, steal my jewels and be nice to people! I am never nice to people!
- Tess: You're telling me. You put the "W" in witch.
- London: Well...you put the "K" in trashy!
- Tess: Oh, it's on. When I'm done with you, you're face is gonna look like a landfill.
- London: Oh, bring it "Chica"!

Trivia[]

The title of this episode, "My Sister's Keeper", is likely an allusion to the novel, movie, and commonplace religious phrase, "My Brother's Keeper." It may also be an allusion to the 2004 novel, My Sister's Keeper.
There is an episode of Zeke and Luther with a similar title, the title being "Not My Sister's Keeper".
Brenda Song plays a double role as her doppelgänger, Tess, in this episode, while Jane Oshita is her double for both London and Tess.
It's revealed in this episode that Bailey still has feelings for Cody, and she gets upset when she thinks that Cody doesn't return the feelings.
At some point near the end of the episode, London (in her ignorance) confuses Zack with Cody, even though they no longer look alike.
When London teaches her "twin sister" Tess Wong to look, act and talk like her it's the second time that it's referenced to the Broadway musical and 1964 movie, My Fair Lady. The first time they referred it was in the episode Who's the Boss? when Mr. Moseby and Carey taught Lance how to be a sophisticated gentleman at the Silver and Gold Ball.
This is the first and only appearance of Woody's sister Willa Fink.
Zack references the episodes Poor Little Rich Girl and Rumors when people can’t tell Zack apart from Cody.
London said one of the previous episode title Boo You.