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16 Underrated Disney Channel Characters From The Early 2000s

Small roles call for big impacts

Deanna Drogan
Apr 11, 2016
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16 Underrated Disney Channel Characters From The Early 2000s
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Most of us can definitely agree that Disney Channel during the early 2000s produced some of the best TV shows and movies that the world has ever known. If you are anything like me, you still quote these shows on the reg and even wait for most of them to appear on Netflix some day. While most of the Disney Channel big stars were everyone's idols, it is really the background characters of each show or movie that made the shows and movies what they were. Here are 16 under appreciated Disney Channel stars who changed our childhoods for the good:

1. Muriel - "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody"

We all can relate to Muriel a little too well.

2. Dandruff Danny - "Hannah Montana"

What would Seaview Middle School be without Double D?


3. Loca - "That's So Raven"

"Will there be s'mores?"

4. Ethan Craft - "Lizzie McGuire"


Your very own 2nd grade crush.

5. Thor - "Hannah Montana"

How could we forget him and his parrot snowball?

6. Jason - "Camp Rock"

Kevin may have never stole the show in Jonas Brother's performances, but in my book, he stole the show in Camp Rock.

7. Agnes - "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody"

"Agnus like."

8. Beans - "Even Stevens"

Really can't control your obsession of Beans from Evan Stevens? Problem solved! You can actually visit him around Christmas time at a local mall in California where he now works as Santa's helper!

9. Mr. Corelli - "Hannah Montana"

We all wondered if that hair was natural.

10. Victor Baxter - "That's So Raven"

Because who else is clever enough to think of the name the " The Chill Grill" for a restaurant?

11. Jason Cross - "High School Musical"

"So how was your summer, Ms. Darbus?"

12. Bob - " The Suite Life of Zack and Cody"

Your favorite childhood ginger.

13. Monotone Woman - "Wizards of Waverly Place"

One woman. One voice. Several different characters.

14. Lance Fishman - "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody"

If he's not talking about water, is it even Lance?

15. Mr. Dontzig - "Hannah Montana"

Maybe its time for Governor Chris Christie to reveal his double life!

16. Stinky Sturky - "That's So Raven"

Shout out to the guy that made you want to laugh and cry all at the same time.

If you were a Disney Channel-holic like me when you were younger, each of these characters had some sort of impact on your childhood. From their hilarious one liners, to their catchy names, to even just their simple ability to make you smile, each underrated character listed made each Disney Channel show or movie they masterpiece they were. Without them, our lives wouldn't be the same.

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