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Disney's last season shows with different sets/setting.

posted 8 years ago by The_Listener_Canon
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What's the deal with that. Has anyone noticed that? Obviously, not every Disney show's last season is on a different set, but almost half of them are. Case in point...

Hannah Montana- Season 4, went to some Malibu ranch or something (I honestly forgot since it's been awhile since I saw it).
Kickin' It- Season 4, different karate training center set.
ANT Farm- Season 3, they went to some boarding. That doesn't even make sense since the premise of the show was about kids in a high school called the ANT Farm, but there isn't one.

And now this. Okay, so maybe not half, although it's possible I'm forgetting something.

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[–] Acceler8 8 years ago

There have also been shows that spun off into other shows, bringing along one or more characters from the first series:

That's So Raven - Cory in the House

Suite Life of Zack and Cody - Suite Life on Deck

Jessie - Bunk'd

There's even been sort of a four-way blend of Lab Rats, Mighty Med, Bionic Island, and Elite Force.

[–] CuriousUserX90 8 years ago

Don't forget So Random, a Spin Off to Sonny with a Chance.

[–] beautysleep59 8 years ago

JONAS also became JONAS: LA & went from New Jersey to California.

I think I Didn't Do It is the only show that stayed in the same location, just changed the premise. Lol!

[–] lukeh-23975 8 years ago

Austin and Ally season 4 they changed the music store into a music school.

[–] torgerrose1 8 years ago

It falls in line with Disney always wanting to change things up. It's why they never let a show go longer than 4 seasons.

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[–] theeternalone 8 years ago

I have no idea why they do this so often. I highly doubt that their target audience of 6-12 year olds is complaining about shows being repetitive and clamoring for aesthetic overhauls. So who exactly is this for? If people like the show, then stripping it down and gutting it to the point where it's barely recognizable is just idiotic.