Although Miley recently moved from Tennessee and her mom died three years before, Miley never really shows that she is upset or even cries a little. One might expect it, but Miley never seems to show any emotions; she's always happy. But in the Hannah Montana episode "I am Hannah, Hear me Croak," Miley finally seems to actually remember her mother.
I like how this is the first episode after the third episode in the third season where Miley even seems to remember her mother. When she has the dream about her mom giving her advice, it really shows how she misses her mom. Also, when she watches the old tape of her, her mom, and her dad at Christmas when she was younger, it shows how she misses her mom. And, the last part that shows that Miley missed her mom was when Miley lay down and looked at the picture of her mom.
I think that there should be more Hannah Montana episodes where Miley or Jackson shows that they miss their mom. I mean, I like to write scripts for Hannah Montana, and I wrote one which was all about Jackson missing his mom during his story while Miley and Lilly did something else. Although there are very few episodes about Miley missing her mom or even remember her, "I am Hannah, Hear me Croak" has great quality and really focuses on Miley's life before what happens on the actual show.
I like how this is the first episode after the third episode in the third season where Miley even seems to remember her mother. When she has the dream about her mom giving her advice, it really shows how she misses her mom. Also, when she watches the old tape of her, her mom, and her dad at Christmas when she was younger, it shows how she misses her mom. And, the last part that shows that Miley missed her mom was when Miley lay down and looked at the picture of her mom.
I think that there should be more Hannah Montana episodes where Miley or Jackson shows that they miss their mom. I mean, I like to write scripts for Hannah Montana, and I wrote one which was all about Jackson missing his mom during his story while Miley and Lilly did something else. Although there are very few episodes about Miley missing her mom or even remember her, "I am Hannah, Hear me Croak" has great quality and really focuses on Miley's life before what happens on the actual show.