10 Things That Never Made Sense About The Suite Life Of Zack & Cody

10 Things That Never Made Sense About The Suite Life Of Zack & Cody

Life at the Tipton Hotel for Zack and Cody is a blast, but some things seem weirder than expected.

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The Suite Life of Zack and Cody is one of the most creative sitcoms in Disney Channel history. The show told the story of twins who live in a luxury hotel in Boston. Zack and Cody stole fans’ hearts at a young age and spent over five years on the air between The Suite Life of Zack and Cody and The Suite Life on Deck.

Fans are excited to revisit the Tipton Hotel through Disney+. The adventures are memorable, the jokes are often cute, and the characters are lovable. Even so, fans never understood these ten things about the show.

10 Zack & Cody’s Mom’s Living Arrangements At The Tipton

It goes without saying that Zack and Cody Martin are living the high life in Boston, Massachusetts. They get to enjoy a suite at the Tipton Hotel just because their mother is a lounge singer there.

Obviously, fans are glad that this little deal exists since it is the perfect premise of such a great comedy. But at the same time, the details of the deal aren’t fully explained, so it doesn’t make much sense.

9 The Boys Always Goof Off In The Lobby

Zack and Cody have a habit of entering the Tipton through the lobby. This drives the manager, Mr. Moseby, crazy, as he demands that nobody run in his lobby.

He is constantly trying to downplay the twins’ shenanigans, as they interrupt guests who enter and leave through the same lobby they use to make their silly grand entrances. No matter how much he tries to contain them, those kids have free reign of the Tipton. This definitely doesn’t make sense. Isn’t there a side door that the boys could use?

8 London’s Suite Has Too Much Stuff In It

There is no question that London’s family can afford her luxury suite — she is the heiress, after all. But fans don’t ever get the full layout of her abode. They know that beyond her living area and bedroom lies a massive closet, and of course there is a bathroom. And no one could forget that talking mirror.

But how does all of that fit into one suite, no matter how large and spacious it could be? There’s simply too much stuff for one suite to realistically have. No one will ever know.

7 London Practically Lives In The Hotel

The Tipton family is a parody of the Hilton family, so they must have plenty of mansions and beach houses lying around. The odd thing is, London barely spends time on any of her family’s other properties and is almost always in the hotel.

She must be so happy being at the Tipton with Maddie and the twins that she doesn’t want to leave. It would have been cool to see where she grew up, though.

6 The Teens’ Intrusive Involvement With Guests

The twins and Maddie and London all find themselves getting involved with hotel guests. Sometimes that means a friendship or a romantic relationship, and other times it is a much bigger deal, like exposing a con artist or crashing a wedding.

The teens and kids at fault do get reprimanded and sometimes learn an appropriate moral lesson, but there’s no real incentive not to play with the guests again or get too involved with their lives.

5 The Teens’ Confusing Grade Levels

The Suite Life of Zack and Cody ran from 2005 to 2008. The twins are 12 years old when the series begins, and Maddie and London are 15. This means that the boys are three years younger than the girls. The first couple of seasons are so good, in part, because Maddie and London’s lives have some separation from Zack and Cody’s. The middle school issues are distanced from the high school ones.

All of that changes when Maddie and London switch from parochial high school to the public high school where Zack and Cody go. While it technically makes sense for all the teens to be in high school together for one year, it throws everything off and feels unnatural. Furthermore, London is perpetually in high school when she moves on to The Suite Life on Deck.

4 The Parents’ Custody Agreement (Or The Lack Thereof)

Another thing not fully explained on The Suite Life is the custody agreement between Zack and Cody’s parents. Kurt and Carey Martin are divorced when the series begins, and the boys clearly live with their mother.

Instead of seeing their dad on the weekends, he is rarely a presence in their lives for much of the show. The twins’ struggles with missing him are evident, but no one talks much about the decisions made at the time of the divorce.

3 The Tipton’s Ever-Changing Layout

The Tipton Hotel is a television set, so the crew had to be imaginative about how to portray the hotel. With that comes some confusion.

Viewers learn that Zack and Cody live on the twenty-third floor. Their mother sings downstairs in the lounge. Other popular locations are London’s suite, the Imperial Suite, the restaurant, the lobby, and occasionally, Arwin’s area. There is no map explaining how it’s all connected or what floor everything is on, but that would be so cool.

2 Friend Groups & High School Musical

It’s common for Disney Channel shows to change up the main characters’ friend groups. This happens on The Suite Life for Maddie and London and for Zack and Cody. Since the show ran concurrently with the High School Musical craze, Monique Coleman, Vanessa Hudgens, and Kaycee Stroh all got to be in the older girls’ friend group for a while, with Zac Efron even guest-starring.

Zack and Cody had much more changeover in the first two seasons with friends, notably hanging out with Alyson Stoner’s character, Max, for many episodes. Casting changes are inevitable and fine, but it would have been fun and sensible to see a little more continuity in the twins’ friend group as the show went on.

1 Muriel’s Two-Year Absence

Muriel adds so much to the series with her signature line, “I’m not cleanin’ that up!” Sadly, she disappears after the first season’s 2006 conclusion and does not return until the series finale in 2008.

Even if Muriel did retire, there are so many questions about what she did in those two years away from the Tipton. If fans know Muriel well, they’ll assume she just led an exciting and wild life during her absence.

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