10 Shows Disney Needs to Keep On Repeat
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10 Shows Disney Needs to Keep On Repeat

The remote for our living room TV went missing, and this is what happened

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10 Shows Disney Needs to Keep On Repeat
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Out of nowhere, the remote for our living room TV went missing. It has been missing for 24 hours and is still nowhere in sight. The channel that has been stuck on the TV this whole time has been the Disney Channel.

After watching an hour of Andi Mack, I wished the TV was stuck on any other channel. What has happened to shows on the Disney channel? I watched Andi Mack for one straight hour and had to get a 5 year old to identify and explain the connections between the characters. Fast forward to later that same night when my parents and I sit down for dinner, Andi Mack is playing once again. After an additional 30 minute episode, I found myself still very confused by the show. I spent an additional 15 minutes googling the story line of the show. I still don't get it.

After my whole dilemma with Andi Mack, I began thinking about the shows that I watched on the Disney channel. The shows I used to watch were no where near as complicating as the shows currently on Disney. Here are 10 shows Disney should just play on repeat:


1. Lizzie McGuire

2. That's So Raven

3. Even Steven's

4. Hannah Montana

5. The Proud Family

6. Suite Life of Zack and Cody

7. Wizards of Waverly Place

8. Kim Possible

9. Phineas and Ferb

10. Phil of the Future

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