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* [[Disguised in Drag]]: J.B. when he competed in the Miss Pork Princess pageant to win a computer.
* [[Disguised in Drag]]: J.B. when he competed in the Miss Pork Princess pageant to win a computer.
* [[Failing a Taxi]]: This is how Jett comes to realize his privileged life is not that typical for a black teenager.
* [[Failing a Taxi]]: This is how Jett comes to realize his privileged life is not that typical for a black teenager.
* [[Green Eyed Monster]]: Jett is extremely displeased when Kayla takes an interest in his cocky stunt double.
* [[Green-Eyed Monster]]: Jett is extremely displeased when Kayla takes an interest in his cocky stunt double.
* [[Groundhog Day Loop]]: One episode has Jett having a really bad day, then waking up to do the same day over and over, learning from the mistakes in the previous loops. {{spoiler|The loops turn out to be [[All Just a Dream]], but everything from the first bad day eventually works out}}.
* [[Groundhog Day Loop]]: One episode has Jett having a really bad day, then waking up to do the same day over and over, learning from the mistakes in the previous loops. {{spoiler|The loops turn out to be [[All Just a Dream]], but everything from the first bad day eventually works out}}.
* [[Hey Its That Guy]]: [[Sailor Moon|Tuxedo Mask]] is a TV agent?
* [[Hey It's That Guy]]: [[Sailor Moon|Tuxedo Mask]] is a TV agent?
* [[I See Dead People]]: Jett, weirdly enough. He speaks to the ghost of his dead great-great grandfather without realizing he's talking to a ghost until Kayla shows him pictures of him talking to himself in the park. He also sees the ghost of deceased local baseball player standing next to his widow.
* [[I See Dead People]]: Jett, weirdly enough. He speaks to the ghost of his dead great-great grandfather without realizing he's talking to a ghost until Kayla shows him pictures of him talking to himself in the park. He also sees the ghost of deceased local baseball player standing next to his widow.
* [[Long Distance Relationship]]: Of the non-romantic sort. Jett's mother primarily only appears on the show when talking to her son over the computer.
* [[Long Distance Relationship]]: Of the non-romantic sort. Jett's mother primarily only appears on the show when talking to her son over the computer.
* [[Mass Hypnosis]]: In ''Silverstone''
* [[Mass Hypnosis]]: In ''Silverstone''
* [[Mean Character Nice Actor]]: One the biggest villains in ''Silverstone'', Rat, is played by a man who's great with kids and spoke out when he thought the show was getting too violent.
* [[Mean Character, Nice Actor]]: One the biggest villains in ''Silverstone'', Rat, is played by a man who's great with kids and spoke out when he thought the show was getting too violent.
* [[Mood Whiplash]]: This show has quite a few [[Very Special Episode|Very Special Episodes]], including one which is surprisingly [[Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism|cynical]] for Disney. The [[Aesop]] of that episode is basically, "''Life '''SUCKS''' if you're black!'' {{smallcaps| Unless you're a movie star."}}
* [[Mood Whiplash]]: This show has quite a few [[Very Special Episode|Very Special Episodes]], including one which is surprisingly [[Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism|cynical]] for Disney. The [[Aesop]] of that episode is basically, "''Life '''SUCKS''' if you're black!'' {{smallcaps| Unless you're a movie star."}}
* [[Parents Know Their Children]]: Leads to [[The Reveal]] in the movie.
* [[Parents Know Their Children]]: Leads to [[The Reveal]] in the movie.
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