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| Season: | 2 | ||
| Episode: | 15 (season) 36 (series) | ||
| Production Code: | 218 | ||
| Guest Stars: | Erin Cardillo as Emma Tutweiller Michael Hitchcock as Mr. Blanket | ||
| Writer: | Dan Signer | ||
| Director: | Rich Correll | ||
| Originally Aired: | January 15, 2010 | ||
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"The Defiant Ones" is the 15th episode of the second season of The Suite Life on Deck.
Story[]
Cody walks into class happy as he spent the previous day hanging out with Bailey. Miss Tutweiller asks for students to hand in their report on Napoleon Bonaparte. Cody however forget to do his paper, much to the shock of the class. London says that even she did the assignment to which Miss Tutweiller says that its just lipstick lines. Cody he lies that he was with Bailey who sprained her ankle. Miss Tutweiller asks Bailey how she sprained her ankle who lies and says it was from tripping over Ivana. Cody and Bailey go to London's room to get her in on the lie. London says that Ivana wasn't even on board last night but Cody tricks her with a fake 1000 dollar bill and she joins in on their plan. However, the lie gets bigger to the point that the whole ship is convinced there is a crocodile aboard as London tried to come up for a reason why Ivana is no longer on the boat. There is now a hunt for the crocodile and London and Bailey's room is searched. With the help of Marcus, the trio fake a crocodile attack. Marcus pretends that he wrestled the crocodile and through it out of the porthole. Miss Tutweiller accepts this and stops the search. London thanks Marcus for being so brave and hugs him. Cody tries to tell her that there never really was a crocodile but is stopped by Marcus shoving the ripped piece from London's handbag they used as a prop into his mouth.
After Zack pulls a prank on Mr. Moseby, they attract the attention of Mr Blanket who is upset with their bickering. Mr Blanket tries to give them therapy but when that fails, he han
dcuffs them together. Throughout the episode, Zack and Moseby find that both their lives are miserable. Zack seeing Moseby has to put up with annoying passengers and Moseby sees Zack has to suffer from his job, homework, and Ms. Tutweiller.
In the end, Cody's business with his lies forced him to forget about his report again. Cody finally gets enough of lying and asks for an F.
Quotes[]
- Cody: (writing) Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military leader who's actions shaped European politics in the early 19th century. Born in Corsica, he was destined-(pencil breaks and he screams, everyone looks at him)
- Cody: (singing) Louette, gentille alouette...was one of Napoleon's favorite songs. Everybody. Je te plumerai la tete, je te plumerai la tete, et le tete, et le tete....
- Cody: The truth is...I didn't do the assignment.
- London: Gasp! Even I did the assignment.
- Miss. Tutweiller: It's just lines you made testing lipstick colors.
- London: Yeah, but it was on time.
- Cody: I don't know. I panicked, okay? I can't have a blemish on my record. It's been perfect since my very first A in nursery school where I used juice boxes to make a glucose molecule.
- Bailey: Cody, I don't think one bad mark is going to matter.
- Cody: You don't know that. We're supposed to go to Yale together. But what if you get in and I only get into Princeton? Princeton!
- Moseby: Do you mind? I'm trying to sign employee paychecks.
- Zack: Ooh, is mine in there?
- Moseby: No.
- Zack: Then I don't care. (moves and drags Moseby over the counter)
- Moseby: Do you ever mop up back here?
Trivia[]
- An alternate night of premieres promo features clips from this episode and the jazzy male singer from the previous night of premieres promos singing about everything including how Sterling Knight can sing.
- This episode, Of Clocks and Contracts and Summer of Our Discontent are the two episodes that Zack and Cody have no scenes together. Likewise, Zack only interacts with Mr. Moseby and no one else in the main cast.
- This is the last time Ivana is mentioned in the Suite Life franchise.
- Emma Tutweiller referenced the episode Boston Holiday.
Goofs[]
- In "The Spy Who Shoved Me", London says when Cody lies his nose crinkles up yet it doesn't when he lies in this episode.
- In the first scene, when Mrs. Tutweiller gives Marcus a C- on his assignment, she called him Mr. T but his last name is Little.
- She called him Mr. T because he was smooth talking her saying there wasn’t a Mr. T, because she was single, and then he said well there is, and he proceeded to do a Mr. T impression
- When London says "She's almost 7" you can see that Cody's hands are together in front of him but when the camera cuts his arms are at his side.
- London's purse is facing forward at all times until it suddenly flips to show the missing piece.
- In a previous episode Goin' Bananas it's revealed that Cody archives all of his old papers, including one of Louis XIV, so he could have had an old paper on Napoleon that he could have used instead of accepting the F.
- For whatever reason, Bailey isn't in Ms Tutweiller's class. Every episode has shown that she is in the same class as London, Cody, Zack and Marcus so she should be there and it's out of character for her to skip. Likewise, Zack doesn't appear in the classroom at the end of the episode.
- In the beginning of the episode when Marcus says hi to London, in the corner you can see Cody take off his bag yet in the next scene he’s still wearing it and only takes it off as he sits down.
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