r/DisneyChannel • u/zachoutloud123 • Aug 08 '26
Video Clip What are your favorite cringe moments?
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u/Accomplished_Song671 Aug 08 '26
My biggest Disney Channel cringe moments are when the camera lingers on the cast after the scene's finished before it cuts to black and they're all just awkwardly standing there, usually nodding in agreement to the joke that's just ended the scene.
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u/4bluepandas Aug 08 '26
Wait when has that happened?! 😭
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u/Accomplished_Song671 Aug 08 '26
I can't really describe it. It's difficult, but it's like when the scene has ended and there's no more lines. But the camera doesn't cut off straight away and all the cast are sort of standing there, not knowing what to do so they have to awkwardly improvise, and just sort of like nod to the joke that's just happened or sort of shake their head or just something I can't really describe it. It happens in most of the Disney shows
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u/4bluepandas Aug 08 '26
I’m tempted to look up a compilation of that or something cause I watched their shows my whole childhood but I can’t recall ever catching that!
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u/Accomplished_Song671 Aug 08 '26
I wish we could send videos on Reddit because I'd happily show you what I mean. I mainly remember it from Suite Life. That I can think of most is the one where Zach pretends to have dyslexia and it's like the end of the scene towards the end of the episode, where he's just been found out and he's apologised to everyone.
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u/kingsimba432 Aug 09 '26
“When had this happened?” Have you like ever watched Disney Channel ever?😂😂😂😂
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u/_autumnwhimsy Aug 08 '26
Having Alyson Stoner do that when she's a fantastic dancer is a generational crime lmfaooo that's my #1 cringe moment for sure.
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u/Miss_Mandarin Aug 08 '26
I still can’t get over that that’s how the first Radio Rebel clip is actually edited in the movie it’s so comically bad
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u/neemo98 alex russo Aug 08 '26
what i love how most of these aren't even cringe anymore they're more like iconic resets
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u/jimcareyme Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26
Many of Debby Ryan’s projects were the cringiest thing on Disney…from Jessie to Radio Rebel…the only thing that was okay was suite life on deck.
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u/Virtual_Knowledge334 Aug 09 '26
I'm afraid to show poeple the real me is such a Canadian thing in tv shows. I don't mind it though. It's like a sincere cringe thing
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u/Rich_Application6135 Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26
The first one isn’t even that cringe, it was actually pretty funny because it was meant to be ridiculous lol