Here are some facts about “Zack and Cody: Twins in Action” that may not make much sense to some fans
Being one of the most acclaimed series on the Disney Channel, “Zack & Cody: Twins in Action” arrived on the subscription channel 19 years ago, presenting the story of brothers Zack and Cody, who live next to their mother in the luxurious Tipton Hotel, where cause huge confusion alongside their friends.
Over the course of almost two decades since its premiere, some fans have ended up noticing certain points in the series that don’t make much sense. Check out!
1. London live at Tipton
During the series, it is made very clear that the Tipton family is extremely wealthy. In this way, we can understand that, in addition to several projects, they must also own numerous properties, including mansions and luxury apartments. However, London never visits any of his family’s homes, and lives in the hotel. Why?
2. Muriel’s disappearance
Muriel is one of the Tipton’s most memorable chambermaids, mainly because she often refuses to clean things up. However, after the end of the first season in 2006, she simply disappears, without any explanation, and only returns at the end of the series in 2008. What happened to the lady in the meantime?
3. The relationship between Maddie, London and the twins with the guests
In the episodes, we often see London, Maddie and the twins getting more involved than they should with the hotel guests, whether creating romantic relationships or even exposing secrets. Why did they never suffer any serious punishment for these acts?
4. The architecture of the London suite
We know the London suite is huge. In addition to the spacious living room, a luxurious bedroom, and its giant closet — which has more clothes than a shopping mall, and even an escalator and a souvenir shop, we know that the apartment has many more rooms. But how is this possible? The fact was never explained.
5. The mess in the lobby
The Tipton lobby was Zack and Cody’s favorite place to play. In all episodes, the boys are seen running around the reception and making as much mess as possible, always being reprimanded by Mr. Moseby, the manager. The big question is: didn’t a hotel as big as the Tipton have a specific place for the kids to have fun?
Source: Recreio
