I kinda feel that the writing team probably thought, "Hey, that meta Disney+ joke is gonna be hilarious" but it was just plain awkward.
Also, positioning Corbin Bleu, who is playing a fictionalized version of himself, as a jerk in the first episode was way too out there, since the majority of the audience who knows who Corbin is irl, know that he's the furthest from a jerk as one could get. Idk, it's just not very believable. Though, I was very happy to see Jason Earles again. He's a very underrated comedic actor, in my opinion.
The original song was great. On the other hand, what 16 - 17 year old is ever gonna be that excited to be in "Frozen: The Musical", even if they are theatre kids. That was so dumb.
Ricky finding the harness so out of nowhere was just way too easy. Also, those new characters feel so out of place. Why are so many OG characters missing all of a sudden anyway?
I know, I know, the show's not supposed to be Emmy material, but the writing in S1 & 2 was really well done, and this episode was just plain sloppy.
Review by TopCatVIP BlockedParentSpoilers2022-07-27T15:28:10Z— updated 2022-07-29T19:42:32Z
That was pretty bad.
I kinda feel that the writing team probably thought, "Hey, that meta Disney+ joke is gonna be hilarious" but it was just plain awkward.
Also, positioning Corbin Bleu, who is playing a fictionalized version of himself, as a jerk in the first episode was way too out there, since the majority of the audience who knows who Corbin is irl, know that he's the furthest from a jerk as one could get. Idk, it's just not very believable. Though, I was very happy to see Jason Earles again. He's a very underrated comedic actor, in my opinion.
The original song was great. On the other hand, what 16 - 17 year old is ever gonna be that excited to be in "Frozen: The Musical", even if they are theatre kids. That was so dumb.
Ricky finding the harness so out of nowhere was just way too easy. Also, those new characters feel so out of place. Why are so many OG characters missing all of a sudden anyway?
I know, I know, the show's not supposed to be Emmy material, but the writing in S1 & 2 was really well done, and this episode was just plain sloppy.