I Think It's Time To Clarify My Point Of View Before I Start Being Considered Weirder Than I Am. Since

I think it's time to clarify my point of view before I start being considered weirder than I am. Since we are talking about Disney pairings here, I will also give examples of the same (mostly).

Yes, again, I ship Luke and Jessie, but there are reasons for that.

I started watching "Jessie" for Cameron, so it makes sense that I'd be more interested in his character. I watched "Game's Guide" the same way.

This pairing didn't just come out of nowhere because we know for sure that Luke is in love with Jessie. For the same reason I ship Conor and Ash, Carlos and Jane.

Age difference? It's not the worst thing in the world. The love/hate trope pairings raise a lot more questions for me (except Penny and Talon, but they never hated each other, their clashes were caused by being on different sides). Moreover, Disney often uses actors with age differences in their couples.

Does Jessie have a boyfriend? He did. In words. My problem is that I'd like to ship Tony and Jessie, but he isn't a good boyfriend. The character appears in a small number of episodes, and if he does, he makes you want to turn off the episode. His jealousy was terrible and I definitely wouldn't want to see my boyfriend throw noodles at my friend.

As for their breakup... Here I can remember Austin and Ally's breakup. Yes, different reasons, but Austin continued to be the best person for Ally, as she was for him. Tony wasn't a good friend to Jessie (movie shooting episode).

Brooks? He was a worry to me. No guy is perfect, and he seemed too good. I'm so glad Jessie didn't marry him.

If we put aside the sometimes weird humor of this show, it's not a bad picture. The writers could have kept Luke's crush a joke for an episode or a season, but it continued until the end. So it was on purpose. Jessie and Luke work great as a team, and I still love the laser tag episode. In the episode "Jessie's Big Break", it was Luke who defended Jessie's honor to the director. The dance in the episode "Punch Dumped Love" makes me smile forever. Luke was ready to quit the dance club when he found out that the coach had only been making fun of Jessie and Bertram all this time.

However, most likely, you still won’t understand me.

i'm thinking about a concept for a short comic where lydia dies as an old lady and in the afterlife she is immediately met by beetlejuice who has been waiting for her all this time

In the end, they both will go to Soul Train, as a couple

Alive Beetlejuice (behind the scenes)

I thought she was just going to accept it at that point lmao

Now I suddenly remembered that in "Julie and the Phantoms" there are three actors from "Descendants": Jadah Marie (Flynn/Celia), Booboo Stewart (Willie/Jay) and Cheyenne Jackson (Caleb/Hades). What am I getting at?

I had a feeling that someone was missing. I'm currently rewatching the "Julie e Os Fantasmas" episodes (still infinitely grateful to the authors of the English subtitles) and mentally comparing the two series. Yes, I still love Daniel more than Luke, but I decided to think about it more. Daniel, or rather Bruno Sigrist, has brown eyes and black curly hair. Cameron Boyce also has brown eyes and black curly hair. Yes, I thought it would be interesting if he played Daniel (if the character hadn't changed in the remake)! I'm sure he could have played up both the sarcasm and the tenderness towards Julie in a stunning way.

For some reason I also thought that Luke could have been played by Mitchell Hope or Ross Lynch. Not so much because of appearance, but because of character.