feeling nostalgic todayyy

So I did some late-night Disney Channel math, and the timeline is completely broken.
Raven’s Home premiered in 2017, and her twins were 11 years old.
2017 – 11 = 2006.
In 2006, That’s So Raven was still actively airing, and Raven was a teenager in high school.
Which means while she was interning for Donna Cabonna and dealing with high school drama, she was apparently hiding a full-term pregnancy.

Happy 34th Birthday to the one and only Selena Marie Gomez or the one that we know simply as Selena Gomez. You're iconic character Alex Russo from The Wizards of Waverly Place, Mikayla from Hannah Montana and Carter from Princess Protection Program as well as our hits like A Year Without Rain, Hit the Lights, Love You Like a Love Song and Who Says among others will always stick to our minds forever and you should know that.

This is the Disney Channel logo from the rounded square era, created with MS Paint. I think I made this around 2023 or 2024, but my memory is a bit hazy haha.

she STAYS trauma dumping 😭

It was hard to watch. Don’t hate me but Cameron just can’t carry a show on his own.

hiii I know this is a little odd but I was wondering who are the rest of the camp rock 3 dancers and what the rehearsals were like

I remember watching Gamer Guides as a kid. It was a good show . This is why Cameron Boyce wasn't in Bunk'd, but personally, I loved this show better. I also loved the Lab Rats and Mighty Med crossover it's better than Elite Force. I loved watching the countdown screen bug for Famer Guides.

Saw this in other subs and did it in a few myself too !!

# My Babysitter's a Vampire: The Ending We Never Got

Like many of you, I grew up watching *My Babysitter's a Vampire*, and I still think it has one of the most frustrating cliffhangers of any canceled show. Season 2 ended with the story wide open, but Season 3 never came. So here's my take on how the series should have ended.

In the finale, Vice Principal Stern—descendant of the ancient sorcerer Galen Sinistero—activates the Lucifractor, sending its power across Whitechapel in an attempt to wipe out every vampire and reclaim the town for humanity. As the Lucifractor begins spreading, Ethan, Benny, Sarah, and Jesse race out of the Vampire Council's hall with only seconds to spare.

This leaves us with one huge question:

**Did Sarah and Jesse escape Whitechapel, or did they die with everyone else?**

For this hypothetical, I'm assuming they escaped. Ethan and Benny survive regardless because the Lucifractor is only shown to kill vampires, not humans or wizards.

# Sarah and Jesse Escape

Sarah and Jesse each grab one of the boys before taking flight, carrying Ethan and Benny beyond Whitechapel's borders. The Lucifractor's deadly wave sweeps across the town just behind them, missing them by only seconds. They land on a quiet hill overlooking Whitechapel, where they watch the town fall silent.

I think it would've been a great callback if this had been the same hill where Erica, Rory, and Anastasia briefly gathered before fleeing—a classic "they just missed each other" moment.

Looking over the town, Sarah and Jesse realize they can never return while Stern is in power. If they stay, he'll hunt them down until they're dead. They decide to leave Whitechapel.

Ethan is furious, accusing them of giving up. But beneath his anger is heartbreak. He's losing the girl he loves, and she's leaving with her ex-boyfriend.

Before they part ways, Ethan tells Sarah:

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Sarah promises. Jesse agrees as well, though Ethan barely acknowledges him.

Sarah and Jesse leave, while Ethan and Benny stay behind to finish what they started.

# Preparing for Stern

Since Stern is now vice principal, returning to Whitechapel High as themselves would be far too dangerous. Their only safe haven is Benny's grandmother's house.

Despite what many people remember, Benny's grandma never died. Ethan even confirms in the finale, "She'll be okay."

After reuniting with her, Benny asks if she still has one of the magical transformation rings. She explains that Stern already knows about the rings, so instead she brews a potion that allows someone to take the appearance of anyone they choose for an entire day.

The downside is that Ethan and Benny have to remain hidden for weeks. To their families, they'll simply appear to have gone missing while secretly living with Benny's grandmother.

To avoid suspicion, Ethan disguises himself as Erica. Stern never learned that Erica was a vampire, making her the perfect cover. Meanwhile, Benny stays behind with his grandmother, training relentlessly and searching for a spell powerful enough to defeat Stern.

Ethan's mission is simple: find Stern's personnel file and learn where he lives.

While Stern is occupied with school duties, Ethan sneaks into his office and successfully steals the file.

Now they know where to strike.

As Benny continues studying, Ethan accidentally touches his spellbook and experiences a vision. Among its pages he sees a forgotten memory spell capable of wiping someone's mind completely clean.

For the first time, they have a real chance.

# The Final Battle

Under the cover of darkness, Ethan and Benny break into Stern's house, hoping to steal the Lucifractor before he can use it again.

Instead, Stern is waiting.

The fight erupts immediately.

Ethan takes cover while Benny desperately counters Stern's magical attacks. Eventually, Stern blasts Benny with the Lucifractor, knocking him unconscious.

Watching his best friend fall pushes Ethan over the edge.

He shoves a heavy desk into Stern, knocking the Lucifractor from his hand. Before Stern can recover it, Ethan grabs him, entering his mind just as he tried to do in the Season 2 finale.

Inside Stern's mind, the two clash until Ethan declares,

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Enraged, Stern breaks free from Ethan's psychic grip and blasts him across the room. As he prepares to finish Ethan once and for all...

**CRACK.**

Benny is back on his feet.

He grabs the Lucifractor and strikes Stern, knocking him unconscious.

While Stern lies helpless, Benny casts the memory spell from Ethan's vision, erasing Stern's memories, his hatred, and everything that made him dangerous.

The greatest villain they had ever faced is finally defeated.

# Aftermath

Ethan immediately calls Sarah.

"We won."

He then returns home and finally tells his parents and Jane the truth—that he's a Seer. They don't believe him until Ethan takes his mother's hand and shows her everything through one final vision. He apologizes for keeping so many secrets and thanks her for always loving him, even when she didn't understand what he was protecting.

Meanwhile, Benny realizes the Lucifractor can never be allowed to exist again. Together, he and his grandmother combine their magic and destroy it forever. One final wave passes over Whitechapel, but this time it harms no one.

With Stern defeated, Ethan contacts Sarah, Jesse, Erica, Rory, and Anastasia, telling them it's finally safe to come home.

Sarah returns to Whitechapel and embraces Ethan before the two finally share the kiss the series had been building toward from the beginning.

Jesse realizes his place is no longer in Whitechapel and quietly leaves to begin a new chapter elsewhere.

Together, Ethan, Benny, Sarah, Erica, and Rory walk back into Whitechapel High. Though they mourn everyone they lost, they're grateful that, for the first time in a long while, life can finally return to normal.

**The End.**

# What If Sarah and Jesse Didn't Escape?

If Sarah and Jesse died, the overall story wouldn't change much—but Ethan would.

Instead of fighting to save Whitechapel, he'd be driven by vengeance. He would sink into a deep depression that even Benny couldn't pull him out of, and defeating Stern would become less about saving the town and more about avenging the people he loved.

I don't think this story contains enough material for a full third season. Instead, I think *My Babysitter's a Vampire* should have ended the same way it began: with a movie.

Thanks for reading my hypothetical ending! If you enjoyed it, consider joining **The Plot Knot**, where I'll be rewriting the endings of canceled TV shows and movies that left us with cliffhangers.

And if you think I missed something—or have your own perfect ending—let me know in the comments. I'd love to hear your take.

There were a handful of DCOM’s that were photographed on 35mm film. Is there any that come to mind because that was the standard up until the 2010s when they began to shoot movies digitally.

Kenny Ortega’s High School Musical movies are among several that I can think that could be worthy of a 4K release on Disney+ or physical. That is going to be an uphill battle among the brass at the company.

Zenon, The Cheetah Girls, Halloweentown and more can all benefit from a new 4K remaster using the original camera negatives from the vault. There’s still a market for these movies.

Think about it. Hilary Duff wanted the revival to be towards adults who grew up with the original show on Disney Channel. The sequel series would have centered on Lizzie at the age of thirty navigating adulthood. As for How I Met Your Father, I feel like I’m watching Hilary Duff play Lizzie McGuire again who’s now an adult just with a new name. The series is about Sophie (Hillary Duff) and her tight-knit group of friends as they navigate the highs and lows of adulthood, careers, and love in New York City. I’m pretty sure this is exactly what Hillary Duff wanted for the Lizzie McGuire revival and we secretly got what we wanted. Idk, this is how I felt.