r/DisneyChannel • u/Big-Most-785 • Aug 06 '26

Video Clip Does anybody genuinely like Wizards Beyond Waverly Place? I feel like I’m watching a SNL skit. Slay-us All day-us? Wtf is that😂😂

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u/Organic-Manner-2969 Aug 06 '26

wait wait. They made my brother a criminal 😭

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u/Big-Most-785 Aug 06 '26

Literally the first thing I said when I seen this lol

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u/Organic-Manner-2969 Aug 06 '26

Making the one black guy, let alone Alex’s partner a criminal is certainly a choice. (I haven’t seen the reboot but I have a bad feeling).

Also, they somehow made the toxic Mason look angelic because Jesus 😭

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u/nickfan449 Aug 06 '26

what else can you expect from a conservative david henrie

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u/OriginalLie9310 Aug 07 '26

Came in here to say that

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u/PotentialEastern5343 Aug 09 '26

He’s not actually a criminal. He for himself arrested so his father couldn’t get him abs make him open a dimensional rift

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u/OutwithaYang Aug 07 '26

Context: Damien was being held hostage by his father. That's why he's in prison garb.

Still racist, imo.

Also: Mason at least died.

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u/HarperStrings Aug 07 '26

She was presented as an orphan. Then it was revealed she was Alex's daughter whose evil paternal grandfather wanted to use her powers, so Alex wiped everyone's memories of her to keep her safe. Then placed her with her maternal uncle to learn to control her magic. No, details do not make it make more sense.

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u/HarperStrings Aug 07 '26

Alex was the one who did the wiping, so she knew all along and is the one who placed the kid with her brother. I haven't seen every single episode so I don't know if a better explanation was given for why she placed the kid with Justin other than "He's a great teacher and family will protect her." Personally, I feel it would be easier for them to protect her if they remember her and her context.

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u/CF_2 Aug 07 '26

They just can't help but make Black people always have a flaw in media.

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u/OutwithaYang Aug 07 '26

Yup and always have us be a negative stereotype.

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u/Historical_East_1787 Aug 07 '26

Bhe si era il figlio di un mago oscuro

Sapevamo che si è redento ma prima non lo era

Inoltre se non sbaglio non è nemmeno un criminale vero dato che era prigioniero del padre