Wonderful character development!

Good start, but then it gets ruined

A film with more than the usual spoiler issues. Talking about it in any detail feels akin to handing you a gift-wrapped present and saying, "I hope you like it -- It's a thriller about a diabolical secret experiment."

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Of all the Disney Channel Shows I grew up watching, Even Stevens is the one I have the least memories of, and that's because when I really started watching it, the show was already over and Disney Channel kept showing reruns, but here's my opinion; This show is funny, inventive, genius, the characters are so cool and entertaining, and each episode is always a real blast to watch! My favorite character is Louis Stevens and I never expected Shia Laboeuf to explode into superstardom the way he did, he's a great actor, my least favorite would have to be Ren because she's boring compared to everyone else on the show. I think this should've lasted for more than 3 seasons and had more than 65 episodes, but then again, that was Disney Channel's policy for each show at the time, and now that I'm watching it again on Youtube, so I can get to know the show better than I already do, I have a greater appreciation for it. The only real problem with this show is that the characters were in middle school the whole time, and yet they looked like high school kids, so in that aspect, the show would've been a bit more interesting with some more freedom for the characters to do what they did if we had gotten to experience their high school days, Lizzie McGuire frustrated me for the same reason. But besides that, this was 1 of the best Disney Channel shows ever to be released, and I love it, it's so much better than most of the current Disney Channel shows like Shake it Up, A.N.T. Farm, Jessie, My Baby Sitter's a Vampire, and Dog With a Blog. Oh what a classic this show was!

I loved this show so much! It was one of the best things Disney ever produced out of the 1990s. At least I feel like I can laugh at the show by myself (so to speak) without an annoying laugh track finding all of the jokes for me (it seems to be Disney's crime to produce unfunny shows with unfunny episodes that produce unfunny plot devises and jokes that have an audience finding the jokes for you. But even when they find the jokes for you, they're not funny!).The thing I mostly liked about this show was the fact the it was realistic. I never grew up in the US so I never experienced lots of the things, but from what I've heard, this show makes the life and times of a (a bit stereotypically) accurate. Just a NORMAL American family with two siblings that always fight in and out of school.Lovely show; really realistic - 10/10

I can't stop laughing during this show! watching Even Stevens is the most hilarious 30 minutes of my day. Shia and A.J. make the show fun for the girls to watch. In an extreme sense, it allows an insight to the inner workings of the teenage boys' mind. Christy Carlson-Romano adds a fun flair as well, because her character Ren often foils the boys' plans. Her love life is often a mess, and Louis seems to sense that. He initially seeks to rub more salt in the wound, but ends up consoling Ren in the end. He has a huge heart, that is often misunderstood until the very end of the episode, and we are left loving Louis (until the next time).

First off, this show made Shia LaBeouf a star! He had won a Daytime Emmy for "Performer In A Children's Series".I always liked it when Louis Stevens got to play the drums on the show.But my favorite episode goes to "Influenza; The Musical". Jim Wise wrote all the tunes for that episode. My favorite tune; "I Always Find A Way"! because Coach Terry Tugnut's inside Louis' locker singing the gag line, "But Not Today"!