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Well the track list is pretty good, I can't wait to hear the following


1. Selena Gomez - Disappear
2. Selena Gomez - Magic (cover of Pilot)
3. Selena Gomez - Magical


But I'm alil disappointed that "Make It Happen" appear on the soundtrack, unless it'll be a in-store/Itunes exclusive?? other songs I've heard before, I really like Aly/AJ's Believe In Magic.

You can hear clips of songs from the WOWP soundtrack:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002II ... &sr=102-14

Full version of Selena's "Magic":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe9TfZet2MM
(via http://community.livejournal.com/ohnotheydidnt)

It's good. Not the best song ever, but the original isn't either. It's nice.

tommy2.net:

This Saturday at 6pm Central, Radio Disney will be hosting the Planet Premiere of the Wizards Of Waverly Place Soundtrack. So far, it’s been nothing but Magic for the single by Selena Gomez. After a debut on Friday, it’s become the 13th most played song on their airwaves.

Lulz.

If all three kids keep their powers, that will put the show on the same level as Hannah Montana with its non-ending.

"Please keep on being Hannah! We'll keep your secret!"

Yeah fucking right all those people would keep her secret.

Anyway, Wizards has its moments. I'm for Team Justin, of course.

tommy2.net:

Disney Channel has ordered additional third-season episodes of its Emmy Award-winning comedy series, Wizards of Waverly Place, bringing the episodic count to 86 episodes thus far.

http://tommy2.net/content/?p=12216

On January 22nd, Disney Channel will be presenting a special one-hour episode of Wizards Of Waverly Place in special episode named Wizards vs. Werewolves. For those that can’t wait, beginning January 15 it will be available via Disney Channel on Demand through Cablevision, RCN, Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS. And if you’re without cable, the episode will also be available on DisneyChannel.com immediately following its network premiere on January 22nd, and beginning January 23rd will be available on Disney Channel Mobile on Demand, iTunes and Xbox Live.

http://tommy2.net/content/?p=18217

t’s almost over! Wizards of Waverly Place will begin work on their final season this October. Lambert/McGee Casting will be involved in the selecting new faces to join them this fall. If you’ve got a Resume and Headshot you’d like to submit, here’s the address!

Ruth Lambert & Robert McGee
Lambert/McGee Casting
1040 N Las Palmas
Bldg 26 Room 202
Los Angeles CA, 90038

http://tommy2.net/content/?p=18208

It’s (almost) a wrap! The Suite Life on Deck is in it’s final week of production.

This stinks now that Hannah Montana, The Suite Life on Deck, & Wizards of Waverly Place are now in their final season. Now the only good show from Disney Channel will be Good Luck Charlie. From 2002 to 2007 Disney Channel was the best.

I consider Sonny With a Chance a decent show. And what about good old Phineas and Ferb? The Summer Belongs to You special was cool, but I pretty much knew what was going to happen.

Yeah, I've been wondering lately about this... They're going to need to introduce a few new shows soon to fill their schedule! There will be Pair of Kings (I think that's what it's called) with Mitchell Musso & Doc Shaw, and the dancing show...so that's at least a start...Is there a show that they've announced that I'm missing (not counting Disney XD shows)?

Oh, and both of you forgot to mention JONAS when you were listing shows...I think that it's a good show, anyway.

SmartAleck25 wrote:what about good old Phineas and Ferb? The Summer Belongs to You special was cool, but I pretty much knew what was going to happen.

Oh yeah I forgot to mention Phineas and Ferb which is an awesome show.

I will again say that all of these shows would truly be a lot better if they didn't have that stupid laugh track. You can tell that it isn't a real audience of live people.

I know that they let people in to watch episodes of "Wizards" but they still enhance that track with a phony laugh track and you can tell. It is good that some of these shows are going away. Hopefully Disney will add some new shows that don't have that god-awful phony laugh track.

AladdinFan wrote: This is awesome now that Hannah Montana and The Suite Life on Deckare now in their final season. Now let's get some good shows on Disney Channel. From 1983 to 2002 Disney Channel was the best.

Okay, now you're making a lot more sense there.

It’s (almost) a wrap! The Suite Life on Deck is in it’s final week of production.

When I see that picture I can't help but think perhaps Disney is borrowing an idea from a differ movie for The Suite Life on Deck... here's the movie i'm thinking of

Wizards of Waverly Place Returns Nov 12 for its 4th Season, Announces Additional Cast
http://www.laughingplace.com/Latest-ID-75577.asp

I don't usually watch or enjoy this show, but I caught the season finale on Friday. I think the show has improved a little by this point, since the writers have found a niche by focusing on the other parts of the Wizard World than the kid's generic high school issues. Even then, I still feel that the show misses it's potential, like with Alex and Mason's relationship, which I find pretty flat. I miss Jake and Rose.

I'd probably like the show more if the characters were done a little differently. I can tolerate Justin and Harper just fine, as well as the parents, but Alex is too much of a, well, I don't want to use the b word, but I don't think there's a better word to use. Max is also just too stupid for his own good. Idiots can be funny, but he pisses me off with his lack of... any form of knowledge. And Harper's boyfriend needs to go away. Not that I support Jarper or whatever you would call that, but I just don't like the guy.

That said, the finale got me interested in seeing how the end will turn out. I was expecting that if the writers decided to have only one of the three kids keep their wizard powers instead of all three, it would be Justin, because he's not devious or a moron. After giving up all of the Wizard World's secrets though, I don't think he deserves to keep his powers. It's probably going to be Alex now, as it probably would be anyway. The kiddies who love Selena beyond the show would probably not be happy if she didn't win, anyway, so if they decide to end the show with that being determined, that would be my guess.

Hmm, so this will be Wizards' last season? I know that Hannah Montana and Suite Life is also in their last seasons, and if the article that Amy linked to in it's thread is any indication, the Jonas show is probably done as well. What will Disney have now when all of these shows wrap up? Sonny With a Chance, Good Luck Charlie and the cartoons. Is there anything else coming out or will that be it?

skybluemilk wrote:I really like the show to but i agree they should defentily make max smarter i dont like when they make him act dumb. I also agree its just like Chelsee and i didnt like that either!

I'm not familiar with Chelsee, but it's annoying sometimes that Max is so dumb. But I think it's easier to watch him being dumb than the boy from My Wife and Kids or the father from Still Standing.

I really enjoyed the Season 3 Finale, I thought it was very clever and funny. The cliffhanger ending really has me pumped up for Season 4. I think that Max is a much better character than he was in the earlier seasons.

I just watched the Season 4 Premiere, and it was pretty surprising and enjoyable. Some notes:

1. The new theme song is fabulous! It's a more techno vibe than the previous, but I like it! The crystal ball concept is really neat. It does seem like the shift in theme songs from Hannah Montana season 2 and 3, however, in its DRASTIC changes. You can see it here, skip to 2:12. WARNING, there are spoilers, so try only to watch the theme:
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2. I thought the whole "it was all a test" thing really ruined the drama and suspense of the last episode and this one. It made me feel like the stakes were raised really high, and everything depended on the Russos to save the wizard world, and it'd be like Hannah Montana Forever in which they have to adjust to everyone knowing their secret (but instead of being a pop star, being wizards). Though it was a relief that the government hadn't actually captured all the wizards, it was kind of a let down and not really what I expected. Endings like this just aren't very clever, so I'm disappointed with the writers in that aspect.
3. Max looks really different, and I mean REALLY different. He's pretty much taller than Justin, his hair is like his younger self, he just looks-younger. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing.
4. Mason and Harper didn't serve a purpose here, Harper acting much more cynical and mean-spirited to the weary Russos. No emotional reunion with Alex, no "I was so worried about you, I did everything!" kind of thing, just pranking Max with his booby trap and catching a taxi twice to get away from the Russos (mainly the filthy Max). Mason was just Alex's slave/lackey here.
5. What the heck happened to Chancellor Tootietooie? I thought he was with them when they left, and he wasn't there when they arrived at the substation. I assume Professor Crumbs took him away since it was all his creation, but wouldn't they have noticed and figured out it was a hoax?

So overall I'm both excited with the new season and kind of disappointed with the premiere. The final verdict with Justin and Alex being set back to level 1 and Max being 2 levels ahead now was very interesting, and it will hopefully set more tension as the wizard competition draws near.