The Suite Life on Deck Season 2 Premiers Friday

Brenda Song, Debby Ryan, Dylan Sprouse, Cole Sprouse and newcomer Doc Shaw will premiere the second season of their hit show, The Suite Life on Deck, THIS FRIDAY (August 7)!

In the premiere episode “The Spy Who Shoved Me,” Zack and Cody (Sprouse Twins) help recover a microchip for a spy, only to find out they were pawns. The secret information ends up being a low-fat recipe for mayonnaise.

Meanwhile, Bailey (Ryan) and Cody fight when she thinks he is keeping secrets from her and London (Song) gives her bad advice.

This season, Doc Shaw, of House of Payne fame, joins the cast. He will play Marcus Little, a former singing sensation whose career ended when his voice changed, so he’s now making a fresh start at Seven Seas High on the S.S. Tipton.

Upcoming guests on the S.S. Tipton include Jordin Sparks, Adrian R’Mante (who played Esteban on the original series), NFL quarterback Kurt Warner, and Ed Begley, Jr.

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Ashley Tisdale Thanks Disney

Ashley Tisdale is on a roll and shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.

The 24-year-old singer/actress recently caught up with Reuters to dish about Disney, her production company and Aliens in the Attic. Check it:

On Disney launching her career: “Entering the Disney Channel really made my career what it is. Before that, I was guest starring on shows, and I was shooting pilots that weren’t going anywhere. I remember doing three pilots, three years in a row and not one got picked up. I thought, ‘Man, maybe I should be doing something else.’ No joke, the day after I was crying to my manager, just feeling like it was the lowest of the low in my career, the audition for The Suite Life came in. That was a big break for me. It got picked up by the Disney Channel and I’ve been working non-stop ever since.”

On working with CGI on Aliens In The Attic: “Never, but it wasn’t very hard. We shot on set in New Zealand and they had these little green stuffed animals we were supposed to look at. The action scene at the end was a lot of fun. It was like learning a dance routine.”

On what her future holds: “I’m not someone to look too far ahead. Even though I’ve been super-successful with High School Musical and with other projects, I feel like my career has just started.”

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