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Tier Ranking Disney Channel Original Movies!

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Megan and Ciera declare 'Camp Rock' S-tier because of Jonas Brothers mania and songs they still queue on Spotify.
Hosts Megan and Ciera Stitz open the episode by announcing their plan to tier-rank Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs). They first share weekly personal updates: Megan highlights early workdays, while Ciera recounts a Valentine's Day involving a failed reservation at Cozy Cucina and fried rice comparisons. Megan discusses completing a 70-minute treadmill 10K by managing her mental game with song intervals. Book updates follow, with Ciera finishing 'The Gilded Cage' and starting 'The Favorites' for their virtual book club, and Megan discussing screen time reduction efforts. The hosts then transition to the main topic, using Tiermaker.com to rank DCOMs from F to S, acknowledging they haven't seen all movies. They begin with '16 Wishes' (B-tier) and 'Cadet Kelly' (A-tier), then move through numerous titles, including 'Cowbells' (A-tier), 'Camp Rock' (S-tier), and 'Lemonade Mouth' (B-tier). They debate 'High School Musical' movies, ranking the third film as their favorite due to its theatrical production value. Other notable rankings include 'Jump In' (S-tier), 'Smart House' (A-tier), and 'Twitches' (lower tiers due to Halloween aversion). The episode covers over 50 movies, with final S-tier picks being 'Camp Rock', all 'High School Musical' movies, and 'Jump In'. The hosts conclude by encouraging listeners to subscribe and watch the video version on YouTube.

As heard by us

Megan and Sierra rank Disney Channel favorites through fond memories, soundtrack singalongs and a few admitted gaps.

Megan and Sierra rank the Disney Channel original movies they remember from around 2005 or 2006 through 2014, with nostalgia setting the pace. Camp Rock gets particular affection: its songs, Demi Lovato and Joe Jonas lead into an attempt to recall Joe's character name.

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You get Camp Rock devotion, soundtrack flashbacks, and a Disney Channel tier list built from memory.

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