Zack Martin - Friends

Friends

  • Max (Alyson Stoner) - One of Zack and Cody's first friends. Her first appearance was in "Hotel Hangout". Max kissed Zack once by accident in "Kisses and Basketball" and went on one date with him but left then went back to being friends
  • Tapeworm (Dennis Bendersky) - One of Zack and Cody's first friends. His first appearance was in "Hotel Hangout".
  • Bob (Charlie Stewart) - One of Zack and Cody's best friends, who has dyslexia. He appeared in numerous episodes. He runs along with Zack and his schemes, and flirts with girls just like Zack. He starts dating Barbara after she and Cody broke up when Zack and Cody left to go aboard the S.S. Tipton.
  • Barbara (Sophie Oda) - Cody's ex-girlfriend. She appeared in numerous episodes, romancing with Cody. She can tend to be competitive. She once kissed Zack, thinking it was Cody, but Cody never knew about it. She started dating Bob as revealed in the Suite Life on Deck episode "Flowers and Chocolate", stating they started dating once Zack and Cody boarded the SS Tipton.
  • Maddie Fitzpatrick (Ashley Tisdale) - Zack and Cody's friend, who is a candy counter girl at the Tipton Hotel, and usually at some point is able to help Zack and Cody with their schemes. But Zack has a huge crush on her.
  • Woody Fink (Matthew Timmons) - Zack's messy friend and Cody's cabin-mate who appears in numerous episodes of "The Suite Life on Deck".
  • Bailey Pickett (Debby Ryan) - Cody's girlfriend, who resides from Kettlecorn, Kansas.
  • Marcus Little (Doc Shaw) - Zack's cabin-mate, former singing sensation, previously known as 'Lil' Little', who leaves the ship to star in a Broadway show in New York City.
  • Addison (Rachael Kathryn Bell) - The group's eccentric classmate.
  • London Tipton (Brenda Song) - One of Zack and Cody's close friends, was their occasional babysitter at The Tipton Hotel and is their classmate on the SS Tipton.

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