In the first season and part of the second as well, when Miley speaks you can plainly hear that she has some kind of retainer or the like in her mouth. However she must have gotten it removed by the last half of season 2, because you can no longer hear it when she talks. It seems to be more prevalent when she's "Miley" and not "Hannah" but it's also more audible in some episodes than others.
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In the first season and part of the second as well, when Miley speaks you can plainly hear that she has some kind of retainer or the like in her mouth. However she must have gotten it removed by the last half of season 2, because you can no longer hear it when she talks. It seems to be more prevalent when she's "Miley" and not "Hannah" but it's also more audible in some episodes than others.
In the episode where Lilly and Luke are going out, a man and his two daughters are waiting for a table. Hannah comes in and gets a table. The man says, "Why didn't we get in?" One ofthe daughters says, "Face it, Dad. She's bigger than you." The other daughter says,"Well, he is one of the makers of the show Seinfeld." Then the other one says, "Yeah, we could get in if Uncle Jerry were here." She is referring to Jerry Seinfeld.
In the episode "No Sugar, Sugar," after Robby speaks to Jackson's girlfriend, Jackson says he was left on his Dad's doorstep by a wizard. He then proceeds to make a pointed hat. Disney has said this is an intentional reference to Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (Sorcerer's Stone in the US).
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When 'Hannah' has the casting meeting with the "hotshot Hollywood honcho" Rob Reiner, she calls him "Meathead". For younger viewers who likely have no idea of its connection, in the 70s Rob Reiner was on a TV show called All in the Family, in which his father-in-law gave him the nickname Meathead.
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