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The lion guard was streamed on the disney channel, and in the episode "Long live the queen" queen Jana dies. It can be thought to lose a family member and move on.
Yea the classics did. Now Everytime they tackle those issues Disney hates it and the shows get cancelled like Girl Meets World it was their most popular show on the network at the time because it was the only one dealing with life values bring back the origins but when the girls went to High School they were growing up GMW was too mature for Disney's taste. Yeah I'm sure it's a lot better hearing the characters talk like robots being obsessed with their social media and likes and acts very fake thats when Disney lost me....
The episode of Boy Meets World where Shawn was trying to help a girl who was the victim of physical abuse by her parents. That episode always chilled me to the bone because I'd never seen that addressed in a family show. And it showed how much conflict there can be in finding the right way to help.
*I feel like any time Disney channel had serious moments in their shows, they handled it great. Ppl gotta know that it’s not all “kid stuff” in Disney channel shows.*
The only moment I can think of you missed is on from The Suite Life of Zack and Cody. Absent/workaholic parents, when Londen thinks her dad is going to join her to a father daughter dance she first prepares herself by saying he won’t show. Than when it seems like he actually arrives, she gets really happy. Only to find out he once again failed to keep his promise. First she shakes it off, but Mosby later finds her crying because of her disappointment and hurt she feels towards her father. That scene always hurt me whenever I’m watching it
Really hits you that she’s spoiled and acts so selfish and narcissistic cuz she’s never had a present parent to show her what unconditional love is. Her dad always ‘shows his love’ through expensive gifts, but even London knew it wasn’t the same as actually having him present for moments like the Father-Daughter dance 😢
I liked that they never showed Riley's bully, since she was a metaphor for viewers who criticised Riley for being too annoying. Rowan Blanchard acted the heck out of that storyline.
There were so many people bullying Rowan Blanchard online when the show first came out, especially on how she was dressed or was acting during the scenes... So when that bullying episode came out, it was most definitely directed at all of the bullies online that were being hateful for no reason
I remember crying when Cyrus came out, the acting was so strong, and I loved how supportive his friends were. Joshua Rush, his actor, came out as Bi after the show ended.
I liked the way they addressed forgiveness in Girl meets world. It is okay not to be ready to forgive or even not to want to forgive at all. It is a very valid choice.
More people need to understand this. Everyone, every show, aways make it seem like you need to forgive to move on. That not true, sometime you can just move on never forget or forgive people who done you wrong. You can find closure that someone wrong you and it you are ok and move on.
you dont have to forgive someone, but its the right thing to do and can be hypocritical, its better to atleast at on point in your life to forgive them
@@MLBedits4U-bc1sp i disagree no one have to forgive your sin even yourself. You have to learn to live with your mistake and grow/move on. No one deserve forgivness but we all need to learn that we all make mistake and move on. If I kill someon I don't expect their family to just forgive me cuz I deserve/want forgiveness. I will just learn that I did something awful and learn to live with the consequences. Learn/move on from that mistake/sin. Why should someone forgive me for causing them pain? That not their promble but mine to bear.
@@bobbysmith8095 because its right, no one 'deserves' forgiveness, its your gift to choose to or not to give, but we should forgive as our holy God forgives us everyday for sinning so horribly against him, if you were to wrong someone, if you were to apologize and ask for forgiveness, you would want them to forgive you, so shouldn't you forgive? it can take a long time to be ready to forgive someone. also forgiving someone is just letting go of that pain, holding on to that grudge can cause more pain than the actual thing the person did, you don't have to give them a second chance, or hang around them, but forgiving them i the right thing to do
I feel like this whole list could just be Girl Meets World moments. Some of the stuff can be cringy but a whole lot of the stuff they dealt with were very serious and very real.
Like Girl Meets World Boy Meets World tackled a lot of issues. More so than Girl Meets World. Boy Meets World tackled so many serious issues you could probably make this entire list just off of that show
Well BMW was a teen sitcom that wasn't held back by Disney Channel regulations so it could cover more mature themes. A lot of people, probably folks too young to remember or even witness its initial run, don't know that it was actually an ABC show. Walt Disney backed it but again, it wasn't too restricted because it was on a more wide-ranging network. It wasn't shown on the Disney Channel until it went into syndication. Even then, several episodes had to either be edited or outright cut because they were deemed too mature for the Disney Channel audience.
I’ve only seen a few episodes of Boy Meets World but it’s miles better than Girl Meets World in my opinion. While true, GMW has serious moments but there are times where the dialogue is just incredibly bad and/or boring. And do I need to mention that episode where Farckle thinks he has Asperger’s syndrome and the others act like it’s a terrible disease.
@@thewillofabeast9079 Yeah I agree Girl Meets World feel super dramatic sometimes which can get cringy. Boy Meets World never feels that way to me. It definitely has dramatic moments but the characters react like real people whereas in Girl Meets World everything bad even if it’s just barely bad is treated so over the top like “Oh no! It’s the end of the world!” Which is funny because Boy Meets World deals with wayyyyy more serious stuff than Girl Meets World and it’s the less dramatic of the two shows
Still missing the police confrontation on Raven's Home when seeing Booker almost getting arrested by the cop until Victor shows up, that moment just Angered me to the limit😡😡😡
Beauties and Bullies is by far the best episode of Austin and Ally. I’m turning 26 in a matter of weeks and I unapologetically would call it one of my all time favorite shows, Disney Channel or otherwise. I love Trish- she’s sassy, she’s a badass, confidence goals, a savage, hilarious, gives absolutely zero shits and is loyal, authentic and balances out being brutally honest and snarky with empathy, loyalty and compassion. Trish is the epitome of a real friend. She’s mean and snarky sometimes but she’s not afraid to say shit to your face. She’s caring, loyal, empathetic, and authentic and never lets anything happen to people she cares for. Watching her crying in Beauties and Bullies broke my heart. She didn’t deserve to be treated like that at all.
I remember this episode. That Margot seemed sweet but boy was she rotten. She must have really wanted the part. Some would say “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. And we’re talking about teenage girls”
These were often beautiful ways of educating little boys and girls on how real life can get. You got to get down to the nitty-gritty and understand certain ways a lot more. Everything can't always be chill. Friendships ending, breakups, cheating, mourning losses, betrayal, denial and disappointment. It's a lot to handle but something that has to be acknowledged and deal with. Disney certainly knew how to educate a child and to this day I applaud them because they got me the channel got me through a lot
Times Disney Channel gets Serious Sibling Rivalry- Wizards of Waverly Place Adoption-Jessie Representation of Disabilities- Shake it Up, Suite life of Zack and Cody, Kim Possible Parent Estrangement- Suite Life of Zack & Cody, Girl Meets World
I relate to Bella Thorne’s character struggle with math. She reminded me of myself when I was in high school. I kind of agreed with her on algebra being useless
22:50 this episode is one of my favorites. I am a huge anti-smoking advocate and I know how dangerous vaping is. I even shared this with my High School’s anti-smoking club teacher and asked if she could show it to the middle schoolers next time we visit them. And this was long after I had graduated
I grew up watching Disney channel the most tear jerking episode of any show on Disney channel was the sweet Life on Deck finale when all the kids went their separate ways just thinking about it brings a tear to my eye
I actually liked how they did well with CeCe Jones’s dyslexia in Shake It Up and how personal it was to Bella Thorne. I think they executed that scene well and highlighted the difficulties and fears that Bella probably experienced herself in her life
Girl Meets World was a follow up that was far better than people give it credit for. Yeah it had some setbacks but it stood apart from Boy as its own thing, and the stories it told were just as good... mostly... outside of the exploration of the love triangle story which was pretty cringe. But the handling of Dewey, Mrs. Svorski, Maya's relationships... Closure for Shawn's 20 year story, Eric and Tommy (Actually made me weep)
Beauties and Bullies of Austin and Ally is a reminder of what happens for real. People will pretty much do anything to destroy you and mostly online. That girl Margot seemed sweet but boy was she rotten to the core. She really wanted the lead in the play. Some would ask “All of it because of that?”. Most would say “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. And we’re talking about teenage girls”
I related to Miley in Hannah Montana so much because me and my dad lost my mom too in 2010 , so I felt her pain and related to her grief more than I thought. I never saw the show with the period but I was 13 in summer school when I got mine so that's hard to forgot lol
In Liv And Maddie, there was an episode dealing with sexist pigs who try to make girls achieve an impossible beauty standard by body shaming the girls. Most of the girls tried to deal with it by standing up to their sexist bullies, while Willow betrayed the cause to try to fix her self esteem issues by trying to impress the sexists! That episode in my eyes, might be one of the most relatable episodes a girl has to watch, and I agree with the message that you don’t have to impress some pigs to feel better about yourself (I’m a guy by the way).
The most emotional scene of the series finale of Amphibia is one where Sasha gets emotional when she says to Grime that Sasha will miss him. After a ten-year time skip to close out the series, Sasha has become a child psychologist.
another one that I thought about is in boy meets world the episode when there was a girl who was being abused by her father and cory and shawn spent the episode trying to help her
There was another Disney Channel series in The Ghost & Molly McGee Molly’s friend Libby gets her first period as pointed out by Andrea, and when I watched the episode in the series that had that happening I was like a little sad, and shocked at the same time. If any girl or woman is seeing this right now, you don’t have to be afraid sometimes when you get your first period, your growing up and becoming an adult.
@@Alleyhellcat4Ever I never knew that until now, thanks for pointing that out to me! I’ll have to think about seeing that episode from that series next.
I highly recommend watchung gmw! There are some fun little bmw easter eggs and the show is really nice with the mature topics it covers. Could be cringy too sometimes though
Shake it up dyslexia is the one that really got to me because I have dyslexia and I know exactly how he was feeling and what she was going through the bullying never stopped and I was afraid to come to class because I didn’t want to read out loud or write anything on the board and it is not like all teachers are understanding as well. Sometimes they can be the biggest bullies.
It’s nice to relive these moment taught me lessons a bit also they reminded of what’s important like with Kim possible, Sydney to the max , boy meets world , gravity falls and girl meets world and never heard of smart guy but one episode reminded of that’s so raven and the spinoff plus Austin and ally that Trish bullied episode and Liv & Maddie I love how Disney reminded us who cares about disability or body type and all things that are issues love the universal messages
One scene that I think is missing from this list is in Amphibia when Sprig and Anne were talking about it Sprig’s parents. When he was talking about him mom I was literally sobbing (also when Sprig and Anne were saying goodbye and when Sprig fell (iykyk)). That show had some great meaningful moments!
Also Cyrus was not the first Gay character on Disney Channel. Cyrus is the First MC Gay character on Disney Channel but the first representation is on Disney Channels Good Luck Charlie when 2 moms were at the door.
Boy Meets World wasn't technically a Disney Channel show. It was originally part of the TGIF line-up on ABC. Reruns were later syndicated on Disney Channel.
This list should not include shows whose episodes were originally run on other networks but were later _syndicated_ on Disney Channel (Boy Meets World, Brotherly Love).
I remember watching that episode of Sydney To The Max when I was about 8 years old. I asked my mom what a period was and was banned from watching that episode. I ended up seeing that episode again when i was 9 or 10 and my sister was six, and she asked me what a period was. I now realize, at 13, that the show was mainly for girls ages 11+ as the show went on. I also remember watching Andi Mack as a younger child, maybe age 7 and was told I couldn’t watch it and now I know why.
Everytime I see that scene from Andi Mac of Jonah coming out makes me cry bc I remember how hard it was for me to first come out as gay when I was 14 and then again when I was 20 realizing I was nonbinary, so everytime I see it I tear up
I actually don't remember getting my period but I did have a lot more important stuff going on. My mom was in the hospital in a coma and on the verge of death. A period was the least of my problems.
Dyslexia -- my little sister had a light case of that, but with time, patience, and a big brother who would read along with her at home, she overcame it.
Helped my best friend who has dyslexia and I helped her learn to read I remember that she was undiagnosed but then I noticed her having trouble with reading and writing and mixing up letters and I went home and even though I was 7 years old I did some research and then learned about dyslexia. One of my earliest memories from elementary school.
In life there are dark realities we have to face in life. Dark realities are revealed in kid tv shows you may not get it when your'e younger but you will when you get older.
The gun safety episode from Andi Mack reminds me of the episode from Static Shock about the same theme. That episode was something that really stayed with me over the years.
When Kylie Cantrall played the role of Gabby Duran in the short-lived sci-fi comedy Gabby Duran & the Unsittables, she took her babysitting duties seriously. In season one, she told Wesley, Gabby's BFF, that she was meant to babysit aliens. Even after the show ended after season two, Gabby was determined to bring the aliens back to Havensburg, no matter what. In another Disney Channel series, Booker Baxter, played by Issac Ryan Brown, was shown smoking a cigarette in an episode of Raven's Home. However, he learned a valuable lesson about the dangers of smoking, especially for kids.
You guys should do a Disney Jr. List Muppet Babies, TOTS, Vampirina, etc all introduce themes like this for even younger kiddos Some of the parents on TOTS are same sex and many are either single parents or even different species Muppet Babies featured a storyline where Gonzo didn't want to wear a suit but a dress
You missed a few from The Ghost and Molly Mcgee. In "Festival of Lights", while brief, there was a flashback showing how Libby's great-grandparents fled from Germany during The Night of Broken Glass. There was also the subject of moving on from past mistakes, as seen in "The Unhaunting of Brighton Video" where Ollie had issues in coming to terms about what he did as a ghost hunter and moving on (same with Blair, the ghost, the gang is trying to help). And there was the topic on how some big-chain companies can overtake smaller companies as seen in "Davenports on Demand" and "Davenport's in Demise".
I can really! Relate to grief because my younger brother Patrick passed away from a heart attack in his sleep from a alcohol overdose on August 2nd 2020 he was just 28 years old 😢💔
Proves that disney isn't only for kids ots for everyone i learned alot of lofe lessons from watching Disney forever grateful and thankful 👏👏👏 great list
#30: Fear of Growing Up (Gravity Falls) #29: Grief (Hannah Montana) #28: Parental Abandonment (Girl Meets World) #27: Rescuing a Girl from a Coma (So Weird) #26: Divorce (The Suite Life of Zack & Cody) #25: Drinking (Boy Meets World) #24: Online Predators (Smart Guy) #23: Body Image (The Suite Life of Zack & Cody) #22: Post-Traumatic Stress (The Famous Jett Jackson) #21: Joining a Cult (Boy Meets World) #20: Anxiety & Panic Attacks (Andi Mack) #19: Class Inequality (The Suite Life of Zack & Cody) #18: Race Identity & Racism (The Famous Jett Jackson) #17: Representation of People with Disabilities (Kim Possible) #16: Getting your first period (Sydney to the Max) #15: Racial Profiling (Smart Guy) #14: Dyslexia (Shake It Up) #13: Gun Safety (Andi Mack) #12: Racial Insensitivity (Sydney to the Max) #11: Physical Self-Perception (Lizzie McGuire) #10: Bisexual Representation (The Owl House) #9: Vaping (Raven’s Home) #8: Online Harassment (Austin & Ally) #7: Objectification (Liv & Maddie) #6: Body Image (That’s So Raven) #5: Coming Out as LGBTQ+ (Andi Mack) #4: Hurtful / Threatening Behavior (Girl Meets World) #3: Islamophobia (The Proud Family) #2: Normalizing LGBTQ+ Families (Good Luck Charlie) #1: Racism (That’s So Raven)
Boy Meets World and So Weird could have filled like 18 of the 30 slots here. They went serious a lot. So Weird's serious-to-unserious ration is like 4-to-1.
Disney handle the serious moments beautifully and the ones that stick out in my mind are they serious moments from the shows Boys Meets World, Girl Meets World, Andi Mack and Thats So Raven
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Boy meets world topanga professor makes a move on her
Couldn't you have updated this list and not just retrend your Top 20 list?
The lion guard was streamed on the disney channel, and in the episode "Long live the queen" queen Jana dies. It can be thought to lose a family member and move on.
Yea the classics did. Now Everytime they tackle those issues Disney hates it and the shows get cancelled like Girl Meets World it was their most popular show on the network at the time because it was the only one dealing with life values bring back the origins but when the girls went to High School they were growing up GMW was too mature for Disney's taste. Yeah I'm sure it's a lot better hearing the characters talk like robots being obsessed with their social media and likes and acts very fake thats when Disney lost me....
What about the Lizzie McGuire episode when Miranda went on a crash diet and the Day of the Dead episode?
The episode of Boy Meets World where Shawn was trying to help a girl who was the victim of physical abuse by her parents. That episode always chilled me to the bone because I'd never seen that addressed in a family show. And it showed how much conflict there can be in finding the right way to help.
I totally agree. Really, any storyline with Shawn qualifies. The show had a great cast and they would shine every time things got serious with Shawn.
It was one parent not both
*I feel like any time Disney channel had serious moments in their shows, they handled it great. Ppl gotta know that it’s not all “kid stuff” in Disney channel shows.*
Except for Girl meets world, they were way out of touch a few times
Exactly! Disney treats their audiences right!
@@anonymous-iy5pdor misinterpreted
Watership down
@@anonymous-iy5pdyeah like the episode where Maya and Riley act like Farkle is dying because he might have autism 😒
The only moment I can think of you missed is on from The Suite Life of Zack and Cody. Absent/workaholic parents, when Londen thinks her dad is going to join her to a father daughter dance she first prepares herself by saying he won’t show. Than when it seems like he actually arrives, she gets really happy. Only to find out he once again failed to keep his promise. First she shakes it off, but Mosby later finds her crying because of her disappointment and hurt she feels towards her father. That scene always hurt me whenever I’m watching it
Really hits you that she’s spoiled and acts so selfish and narcissistic cuz she’s never had a present parent to show her what unconditional love is. Her dad always ‘shows his love’ through expensive gifts, but even London knew it wasn’t the same as actually having him present for moments like the Father-Daughter dance 😢
I remember that espiode, Mr Mosby dicided to step in and dance with her, he was alway like a father figure to London
@@melissagrant4178pretty much
And the episode where Maddie realizes London shopped so much to distract herself from the sadness of not having her parents around.
London may have had a biological father but we all know Mosby was her true father 🩷
I liked that they never showed Riley's bully, since she was a metaphor for viewers who criticised Riley for being too annoying. Rowan Blanchard acted the heck out of that storyline.
Agreed
Not to mention Rowan is pro 🇵🇸
There were so many people bullying Rowan Blanchard online when the show first came out, especially on how she was dressed or was acting during the scenes... So when that bullying episode came out, it was most definitely directed at all of the bullies online that were being hateful for no reason
@@Alleyhellcat4Ever no such thing as an online bully, grow some skin
@thedevilsrockstxr2309 you grow you're skin, seriously,online bullying is the real thing, really
I remember crying when Cyrus came out, the acting was so strong, and I loved how supportive his friends were. Joshua Rush, his actor, came out as Bi after the show ended.
Cyrus came out as gay in Andi Mack. In real life he’s bisexual
I liked the way they addressed forgiveness in Girl meets world. It is okay not to be ready to forgive or even not to want to forgive at all. It is a very valid choice.
More people need to understand this. Everyone, every show, aways make it seem like you need to forgive to move on. That not true, sometime you can just move on never forget or forgive people who done you wrong. You can find closure that someone wrong you and it you are ok and move on.
no you should forgive people, since you would want to be forgiven, but its ok not to be ready to forgive
you dont have to forgive someone, but its the right thing to do and can be hypocritical, its better to atleast at on point in your life to forgive them
@@MLBedits4U-bc1sp i disagree no one have to forgive your sin even yourself. You have to learn to live with your mistake and grow/move on. No one deserve forgivness but we all need to learn that we all make mistake and move on. If I kill someon I don't expect their family to just forgive me cuz I deserve/want forgiveness. I will just learn that I did something awful and learn to live with the consequences. Learn/move on from that mistake/sin. Why should someone forgive me for causing them pain? That not their promble but mine to bear.
@@bobbysmith8095 because its right, no one 'deserves' forgiveness, its your gift to choose to or not to give, but we should forgive as our holy God forgives us everyday for sinning so horribly against him, if you were to wrong someone, if you were to apologize and ask for forgiveness, you would want them to forgive you, so shouldn't you forgive? it can take a long time to be ready to forgive someone. also forgiving someone is just letting go of that pain, holding on to that grudge can cause more pain than the actual thing the person did, you don't have to give them a second chance, or hang around them, but forgiving them i the right thing to do
I feel like this whole list could just be Girl Meets World moments. Some of the stuff can be cringy but a whole lot of the stuff they dealt with were very serious and very real.
That’s and andi Mack where she at in this 😂😂😂
Yeah, gmw and bmw had so many serious moments
GMW would honestly be amazing for a streaming service today
Like Girl Meets World Boy Meets World tackled a lot of issues. More so than Girl Meets World. Boy Meets World tackled so many serious issues you could probably make this entire list just off of that show
Well BMW was a teen sitcom that wasn't held back by Disney Channel regulations so it could cover more mature themes. A lot of people, probably folks too young to remember or even witness its initial run, don't know that it was actually an ABC show. Walt Disney backed it but again, it wasn't too restricted because it was on a more wide-ranging network. It wasn't shown on the Disney Channel until it went into syndication. Even then, several episodes had to either be edited or outright cut because they were deemed too mature for the Disney Channel audience.
@@chantoya17 Not shocked by any of that
@@chantoya17 actually when the first came out, it was on Disney
I’ve only seen a few episodes of Boy Meets World but it’s miles better than Girl Meets World in my opinion.
While true, GMW has serious moments but there are times where the dialogue is just incredibly bad and/or boring.
And do I need to mention that episode where Farckle thinks he has Asperger’s syndrome and the others act like it’s a terrible disease.
@@thewillofabeast9079 Yeah I agree Girl Meets World feel super dramatic sometimes which can get cringy. Boy Meets World never feels that way to me. It definitely has dramatic moments but the characters react like real people whereas in Girl Meets World everything bad even if it’s just barely bad is treated so over the top like “Oh no! It’s the end of the world!” Which is funny because Boy Meets World deals with wayyyyy more serious stuff than Girl Meets World and it’s the less dramatic of the two shows
Another moment in Andi Mack where Andi finds out that her older sister is actually her mother. I was like "this is a Disney channel show?"
Growing up and aging out - Bunk'd
Money troubles - Girl Meets World
Back when Disney Channel is full of Emotional Moments and Our Past will always be remembered and for in those memories, We live on!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
They still have emotional moments they used some examples from newer shows
Still missing the police confrontation on Raven's Home when seeing Booker almost getting arrested by the cop until Victor shows up, that moment just Angered me to the limit😡😡😡
Beauties and Bullies is by far the best episode of Austin and Ally. I’m turning 26 in a matter of weeks and I unapologetically would call it one of my all time favorite shows, Disney Channel or otherwise.
I love Trish- she’s sassy, she’s a badass, confidence goals, a savage, hilarious, gives absolutely zero shits and is loyal, authentic and balances out being brutally honest and snarky with empathy, loyalty and compassion.
Trish is the epitome of a real friend. She’s mean and snarky sometimes but she’s not afraid to say shit to your face. She’s caring, loyal, empathetic, and authentic and never lets anything happen to people she cares for. Watching her crying in Beauties and Bullies broke my heart. She didn’t deserve to be treated like that at all.
I wanted to give Trish a hug
@@XJIcequeen I did too. It was so sad to watch her cry because of how people were mean to her
I remember this episode. That Margot seemed sweet but boy was she rotten. She must have really wanted the part. Some would say “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. And we’re talking about teenage girls”
@@audreytheausllyologist502 it was so real too.
@@Rymar101I knew it was her that was bullying Trish. She was so passive aggressive and fake.
These were often beautiful ways of educating little boys and girls on how real life can get. You got to get down to the nitty-gritty and understand certain ways a lot more. Everything can't always be chill. Friendships ending, breakups, cheating, mourning losses, betrayal, denial and disappointment. It's a lot to handle but something that has to be acknowledged and deal with. Disney certainly knew how to educate a child and to this day I applaud them because they got me the channel got me through a lot
Yeah, Disney Channel aren't afraid of getting serious and really blow the audience away
Times Disney Channel gets Serious
Sibling Rivalry- Wizards of Waverly Place Adoption-Jessie
Representation of Disabilities- Shake it Up, Suite life of Zack and Cody, Kim Possible
Parent Estrangement- Suite Life of Zack & Cody, Girl Meets World
You left out andi mack and T.J’s dyscalculia.
I relate to Bella Thorne’s character struggle with math. She reminded me of myself when I was in high school. I kind of agreed with her on algebra being useless
I can also relate to Jonah and panic attacks because I also have them. They started after my mom died
Sometimes disney cooks with shows.
But then ends it right when it hits its peak.
22:50 this episode is one of my favorites. I am a huge anti-smoking advocate and I know how dangerous vaping is. I even shared this with my High School’s anti-smoking club teacher and asked if she could show it to the middle schoolers next time we visit them. And this was long after I had graduated
I grew up watching Disney channel the most tear jerking episode of any show on Disney channel was the sweet Life on Deck finale when all the kids went their separate ways just thinking about it brings a tear to my eye
I actually liked how they did well with CeCe Jones’s dyslexia in Shake It Up and how personal it was to Bella Thorne. I think they executed that scene well and highlighted the difficulties and fears that Bella probably experienced herself in her life
Girl Meets World was a follow up that was far better than people give it credit for. Yeah it had some setbacks but it stood apart from Boy as its own thing, and the stories it told were just as good... mostly... outside of the exploration of the love triangle story which was pretty cringe. But the handling of Dewey, Mrs. Svorski, Maya's relationships... Closure for Shawn's 20 year story, Eric and Tommy (Actually made me weep)
Smart Guy and the episode with the creep is their darkest one
Beauties and Bullies of Austin and Ally is a reminder of what happens for real. People will pretty much do anything to destroy you and mostly online. That girl Margot seemed sweet but boy was she rotten to the core. She really wanted the lead in the play. Some would ask “All of it because of that?”. Most would say “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. And we’re talking about teenage girls”
That one made me cringe. I liked it though
I related to Miley in Hannah Montana so much because me and my dad lost my mom too in 2010 , so I felt her pain and related to her grief more than I thought. I never saw the show with the period but I was 13 in summer school when I got mine so that's hard to forgot lol
I'm sure your mom is very proud of you nd if its not insensitive to say you have brought honner to her name and I'm deeply sorry for your lose
@@sammywilliam8156 oh thank you! she passed due to cancer its appreciated
I’m so sorry.
@@JennNofficiallost my sister to that in 2011 & my kitty in August
In Liv And Maddie, there was an episode dealing with sexist pigs who try to make girls achieve an impossible beauty standard by body shaming the girls. Most of the girls tried to deal with it by standing up to their sexist bullies, while Willow betrayed the cause to try to fix her self esteem issues by trying to impress the sexists! That episode in my eyes, might be one of the most relatable episodes a girl has to watch, and I agree with the message that you don’t have to impress some pigs to feel better about yourself (I’m a guy by the way).
RIP Lee Thompson Young Jett Jackson and So Weird were Disney's best shows
Glad you mentioned Smart Guy in this list
Was smart guy on Disney channel I feel Iike I saw that episode about racial discrimination and maybe the creep one too
You should’ve included amphibias ending about letting go and preparing to say goodbye forever. Still makes me weep
The most emotional scene of the series finale of Amphibia is one where Sasha gets emotional when she says to Grime that Sasha will miss him. After a ten-year time skip to close out the series, Sasha has become a child psychologist.
Honey channel may get most things wrong. But with the serious moments, they nail it.
What do you mean?
More moments from the newer shows
Secrets of sulphur springs had a lot of serious moments
another one that I thought about is in boy meets world the episode when there was a girl who was being abused by her father and cory and shawn spent the episode trying to help her
There was another Disney Channel series in The Ghost & Molly McGee Molly’s friend Libby gets her first period as pointed out by Andrea, and when I watched the episode in the series that had that happening I was like a little sad, and shocked at the same time. If any girl or woman is seeing this right now, you don’t have to be afraid sometimes when you get your first period, your growing up and becoming an adult.
The "Baymax!" Series had an episode like that too
@@Alleyhellcat4Ever I never knew that until now, thanks for pointing that out to me! I’ll have to think about seeing that episode from that series next.
You forgot about Andy's "sister" being her mom, which i guess falls under teen pregnancy
I don't think I've ever seen Girl Meets World, but I've seen Boy Meets World it's one of my favorites.
I highly recommend watchung gmw! There are some fun little bmw easter eggs and the show is really nice with the mature topics it covers. Could be cringy too sometimes though
Shake it up dyslexia is the one that really got to me because I have dyslexia and I know exactly how he was feeling and what she was going through the bullying never stopped and I was afraid to come to class because I didn’t want to read out loud or write anything on the board and it is not like all teachers are understanding as well. Sometimes they can be the biggest bullies.
I sorry you went through that, but dyslexia is part of who you are, sometimes people are jerk. You are amazing person
The Disney Channel certainly can get serious when they want to, and we love it for that
We need. Disney to tackle more serious topics
@@Sylibra_2012 Yeah; we want more videos with this topic.
YOU MENTIONED SO WEIRD!!! AAAHHHH!!! Best show ever!! 😭😭😭 and this episode is one of the best ones!!
It’s nice to relive these moment taught me lessons a bit also they reminded of what’s important like with Kim possible, Sydney to the max , boy meets world , gravity falls and girl meets world and never heard of smart guy but one episode reminded of that’s so raven and the spinoff plus Austin and ally that Trish bullied episode and Liv & Maddie I love how Disney reminded us who cares about disability or body type and all things that are issues love the universal messages
One scene that I think is missing from this list is in Amphibia when Sprig and Anne were talking about it Sprig’s parents. When he was talking about him mom I was literally sobbing (also when Sprig and Anne were saying goodbye and when Sprig fell (iykyk)). That show had some great meaningful moments!
Also Cyrus was not the first Gay character on Disney Channel. Cyrus is the First MC Gay character on Disney Channel but the first representation is on Disney Channels Good Luck Charlie when 2 moms were at the door.
I remember that espiode of Good Luck Charlie, I thought it was funny how Amy and Bob didn't understand how they got the name of the kids moms mix up
I kinda wish they focused on abuse like Full House did
Yeah.
It was impossible to watch this without tearing up. All great examples.
Bro, same.
Smart Guy when TJ goes to his first boy/girl party. Hey Kelly! He drinks to fit in.
Sydney to the max is underrated
I can't believe that show was cancelled too soon 😔 didn't even let it say goodbye, y'know show one last episode, such a good show
Since u have watched the show, can you help me understand the micro aggression in researching those of your race? I'm really confused on that.
Since u have watched the show, can you help me understand the micro aggression in researching those of your race? I'm really confused on that.
ikr! sydney to the max is so underrated and people don’t give it enough credit
I quite literally had a whole-ass MELTDOWN over having to turn 13.
All my peers were so excited to become teenagers, and I wanted anything but!
Adolescence happens to everyone. You’re not the first teenager
so glad to see austin and ally, liv and maddie, and good luck charlie on here. those are some of my favorites
I love Boy Meets World and Girl Meets World but Boy Meets World didn’t originally air on Disney Channel it aired on ABC Family and so did Smart Guy.
I think early seasons were on DC then it got moved I hear
@@madnessarcade7447 I didn’t know I’m sorry I just heard it was an ABC show.
@@gracebleekman2557I could be wrong tho
@@madnessarcade7447boy meets world always aired on ABC, it was a Friday night staple on the network
They started out on abc, then moved to Disney Channel
Boy Meets World wasn't technically a Disney Channel show. It was originally part of the TGIF line-up on ABC. Reruns were later syndicated on Disney Channel.
That's how I got into Boy Meets World. The scene where Chet hid bills, I don't remember where; was it the microwave or the oven?
I'm glad they brought up anxiety and panic attacks. I have it, and some people don't take it seriously, like It's not a big deal.
I would love a whole episode on Andi Mack, they covered SO much in that show
boy meets world, girl meets world, and sydney to the max are so underrated 💗
Boy meets world is not underrated. It was originally on ABC not a Disney channel show
This list should not include shows whose episodes were originally run on other networks but were later _syndicated_ on Disney Channel (Boy Meets World, Brotherly Love).
I remember watching that episode of Sydney To The Max when I was about 8 years old. I asked my mom what a period was and was banned from watching that episode. I ended up seeing that episode again when i was 9 or 10 and my sister was six, and she asked me what a period was. I now realize, at 13, that the show was mainly for girls ages 11+ as the show went on. I also remember watching Andi Mack as a younger child, maybe age 7 and was told I couldn’t watch it and now I know why.
Everytime I see that scene from Andi Mac of Jonah coming out makes me cry bc I remember how hard it was for me to first come out as gay when I was 14 and then again when I was 20 realizing I was nonbinary, so everytime I see it I tear up
I actually don't remember getting my period but I did have a lot more important stuff going on. My mom was in the hospital in a coma and on the verge of death. A period was the least of my problems.
Riley being bullied has me in tears
Dyslexia -- my little sister had a light case of that, but with time, patience, and a big brother who would read along with her at home, she overcame it.
Helped my best friend who has dyslexia and I helped her learn to read I remember that she was undiagnosed but then I noticed her having trouble with reading and writing and mixing up letters and I went home and even though I was 7 years old I did some research and then learned about dyslexia. One of my earliest memories from elementary school.
Good for her
Bella Thorne really does have dyslexia so she acted the heck outta that scene, bro.
6:05 I was not expecting this one this is none of the worst issues and it makes me sick
Did they forget that The Owl House has ended?
I think they just reused footage from the top 20 list instead of re-recording new dialogue and using new visuals like the Lumity kiss
Shhhh if we don't say it's ended it won't end 😭😭😭
Good Luck Charlie was the first to show a Lesbian couple on their Final Season but they did it right
That's so Raven episode on "I dont hire black people" was so devastating
and messed up. Unfortunately this pre judgment still happens but not just with skin color
In life there are dark realities we have to face in life. Dark realities are revealed in kid tv shows you may not get it when your'e younger but you will when you get older.
you could probably make an entire video with just boy meets world and girl meets world. they have tons of emotional and serious moments
Where's the Hannah Montana episode where Miley and Lily found out that Oliver was diabetic?
The gun safety episode from Andi Mack reminds me of the episode from Static Shock about the same theme. That episode was something that really stayed with me over the years.
When Kylie Cantrall played the role of Gabby Duran in the short-lived sci-fi comedy Gabby Duran & the Unsittables, she took her babysitting duties seriously. In season one, she told Wesley, Gabby's BFF, that she was meant to babysit aliens. Even after the show ended after season two, Gabby was determined to bring the aliens back to Havensburg, no matter what. In another Disney Channel series, Booker Baxter, played by Issac Ryan Brown, was shown smoking a cigarette in an episode of Raven's Home. However, he learned a valuable lesson about the dangers of smoking, especially for kids.
I knew Raven going to be no.1 with the racism episode
How did Secrets Of Sulphur Springs not have anything like that?
Happy sunday, Phoebe, take care and God bless you. Greetings from Colombia to you as well.
Man that anxiety one hit hard
Yeah I can definitely relate to having anxiety.
You guys should do a Disney Jr. List
Muppet Babies, TOTS, Vampirina, etc all introduce themes like this for even younger kiddos
Some of the parents on TOTS are same sex and many are either single parents or even different species
Muppet Babies featured a storyline where Gonzo didn't want to wear a suit but a dress
Do this with Nick and cartoon network next
What's more terrifying about online predators, is it isn't always a complete stranger. Often its someone we know
I am autistic and I find this video facinating. It is impirtant to speak up.
You missed a few from The Ghost and Molly Mcgee. In "Festival of Lights", while brief, there was a flashback showing how Libby's great-grandparents fled from Germany during The Night of Broken Glass. There was also the subject of moving on from past mistakes, as seen in "The Unhaunting of Brighton Video" where Ollie had issues in coming to terms about what he did as a ghost hunter and moving on (same with Blair, the ghost, the gang is trying to help). And there was the topic on how some big-chain companies can overtake smaller companies as seen in "Davenports on Demand" and "Davenport's in Demise".
30:01 or the bullies were the viewers as another comment puts it
I love these Disney Channel sad moments!
this is what disney needs to do more of special for the next generation lot of these issues are still a thing in this day and age
I can really! Relate to grief because my younger brother Patrick passed away from a heart attack in his sleep from a alcohol overdose on August 2nd 2020 he was just 28 years old 😢💔
Proves that disney isn't only for kids ots for everyone i learned alot of lofe lessons from watching Disney forever grateful and thankful 👏👏👏 great list
#30: Fear of Growing Up (Gravity Falls)
#29: Grief (Hannah Montana)
#28: Parental Abandonment (Girl Meets World)
#27: Rescuing a Girl from a Coma (So Weird)
#26: Divorce (The Suite Life of Zack & Cody)
#25: Drinking (Boy Meets World)
#24: Online Predators (Smart Guy)
#23: Body Image (The Suite Life of Zack & Cody)
#22: Post-Traumatic Stress (The Famous Jett Jackson)
#21: Joining a Cult (Boy Meets World)
#20: Anxiety & Panic Attacks (Andi Mack)
#19: Class Inequality (The Suite Life of Zack & Cody)
#18: Race Identity & Racism (The Famous Jett Jackson)
#17: Representation of People with Disabilities (Kim Possible)
#16: Getting your first period (Sydney to the Max)
#15: Racial Profiling (Smart Guy)
#14: Dyslexia (Shake It Up)
#13: Gun Safety (Andi Mack)
#12: Racial Insensitivity (Sydney to the Max)
#11: Physical Self-Perception (Lizzie McGuire)
#10: Bisexual Representation (The Owl House)
#9: Vaping (Raven’s Home)
#8: Online Harassment (Austin & Ally)
#7: Objectification (Liv & Maddie)
#6: Body Image (That’s So Raven)
#5: Coming Out as LGBTQ+ (Andi Mack)
#4: Hurtful / Threatening Behavior (Girl Meets World)
#3: Islamophobia (The Proud Family)
#2: Normalizing LGBTQ+ Families (Good Luck Charlie)
#1: Racism (That’s So Raven)
Boy Meets World & Smart Guy originally aired on ABC. After the shows ended, reruns aired on Disney Channel.
I can relate to a child missing her mother. My mom died from cancer 7 years ago
8:03 if only you can find this show
Girl meets world is my FAVVV show
Can you make "Top 10 Raven's Home serious issues?
What about in the episode "Obake Yashiki" from "Big Hero 6: The Series" then here? #BigHero6TheSeries
I loved Owl House
27:19 why are you talking about an episode that you already explained before in the video like it wasn't there before?
Boy Meets World and So Weird could have filled like 18 of the 30 slots here. They went serious a lot. So Weird's serious-to-unserious ration is like 4-to-1.
OMG I USED TO BE SO OBSESSED 14:51 WITH THIS SHOW
Lots of these aren't even Disney channel just Disney owed
Disney handle the serious moments beautifully and the ones that stick out in my mind are they serious moments from the shows Boys Meets World, Girl Meets World, Andi Mack and Thats So Raven
I See 👀 This Episode Of That So Raven Dark Episode
The Austin and ally bullying episode broke my heart so much
Me too because I was teased for having a learning disability when I was younger.
Sabrina really shined with that story line.
It was super cute when good luck Charlie showed a lesbian couple. It was so normal and yet so classy 🥰
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