Poor Raven Symone and Hilary Duff. No one said being a Disney Channel star was easy, but we didn’t think it was this soul-sucking. In newly uncovered behind-the-scenes footage, some of your favorite Disney Channel stars are filming that classic bumper where they draw the Disney Channel logo with a wand. It looks straight up painful to film. We never really gave the adverts much thought, but from the looks of it, each one took many painful, soul-shattering hours to complete.
If you don’t remember the glory days of the Disney Channel, when That’s So Raven and Lizzie McGuire reigned supreme, let us remind you that almost every single actor had to film one of these painful bumpers. They looked so seamless in real life, but boy has the magic been shattered.
Raven’s face is the real-life version of the “This Is Fine” meme.
https://twitter.com/hollylikeablvd/status/798599375564013570
Hilary isn’t even pretending. She’s straight up over it.
https://twitter.com/hollylikeablvd/status/798601926095073280
Jake Thomas (Lizzie McGuire’s lil bro) is a bit of a better sport.
https://twitter.com/hollylikeablvd/status/798624121340985345
Orlando Brown’s outfit and please-get-me-out-of-here smile are unsettling.
https://twitter.com/hollylikeablvd/status/798627077314396160
Kyle Massey is three takes away from crying.
https://twitter.com/hollylikeablvd/status/798630059703533568
America Ferrera kind of nailed it though.
https://twitter.com/hollylikeablvd/status/798632306286227456
Anneliese van der Pol is really not having a good time.
https://twitter.com/hollylikeablvd/status/798648451248648193
But at least Tia and Tamera had each other to lean on during this difficult time.
https://twitter.com/hollylikeablvd/status/798650574489034752
Lalaine (Lizzie’s BFF) needs to work on her drawing skills
https://twitter.com/hollylikeablvd/status/798633733930811392
Kyla Pratt’s fake smile looks like she’s two seconds away from punching a wall.
https://twitter.com/hollylikeablvd/status/798647080960946176
All in all, this has to be the moment some of the child actors decided they were done with show-business.