"Zoey 101" Spring Break-Up: Part 1 (2006)

User Rating:

6.1/10   

Director:

Steve Hoefer

Writers:

Dan Schneider (creator) and
Dan Schneider (writer)

TV Series:

"Zoey 101" (2005)

Original Air Date:

10 March 2006 (Season 2, Episode 11)

Genre:

Comedy | Drama | Family

Tagline:

The First Ever Zoey 101 T.V. Movie Event.

Plot:

The gang is invited to Logan's dad's mansion for spring break, only to find out they are being used...

Plot Keywords:

Spring Break | Mansion | Vacation | Father | Fictional Reality Show

Cast

Jamie Lynn Spears	...	Zoey Brooks
Paul Butcher	...	Dustin Brooks
Sean Flynn	...	Chase Matthews
Victoria Justice	...	Lola Martinez
Christopher Massey	...	Michael Barret
Alexa Nikolas	...	Nicole Bristow
Erin Sanders	...	Quinn Pensky
Matthew Underwood	...	Logan Reese
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Tim Brenner	...	Lifeguard
Jennifer Cadena	...	Kristi
Justin Collins	...	Ben Pluimer
Michael Corbett	...	Malcolm Reese
Vince Deadrick Jr.
Jordan Engle	...	Tyler Cook
Allen Evangelista	...	Firewire / Wayne Gilbert
Napiera Groves	...	Kyra (as Napiera Danielle Groves)
Ben Hermes	...	Boys' Nerd
Cody Klop	...	Boy #2
Tyler Kremer	...	Kevin
Kirsten Michaels	...	Kris Dangl
Kevin Nichols	...	Paramedic
Aleksandar Petko	...	Gym Coach
David Rice
Shane Saunders	...	Boy #3
Ronnie Sperling	...	Chauncy
Adam Tait	...	Girls' Nerd

Runtime:

60 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Certification:

Australia:G

Company:

Schneider's Bakery

Trivia:

This was aired together with "Zoey 101: Spring Break-Up: Part 2 (#2.12)" (2006) as a 2h-TV-special.

Goofs:

Continuity: When Zoey and Quinn find Dustin on the stair climber, and talk, Quinn's braid change from being in front of, to behind her shoulder a few times.

Quotes:

Michael Barret: Remember that saying we learned in Latin class? "Carpe Doom" Seize the day
Chase Matthews: I think that's Carpe Diem
Michael Barret: Then what's Carpe Doom?
Chase Matthews: Stupid.

Movie Connections:

Spin off from "Zoey 101" (2005)

Soundtrack:

Bleed

Entertaining show for target audience

This movie is decent and entertaining enough for its target audience of approximate ages 8-12. The characters and cast may be teenagers, but the viewers are not, and they're the ones who will enjoy this. Nickelodean movies are Usually well-done; this one was not Academy Award/Emmy material, but it was just fine.

If anyone found this movie lame, too short, or with an uneventful ending, they apparently were not the right age for it. (Though don't go for too mature, because you will find more "cliffhanger-endings" as in this movie.) And from what I read, those negative reviewers should be spending more time studying instead of watching TV.