Jason Earles

Jason Earles plays Jackson Stewart on Hannah Montana (Disney Channel, 2006–2011), the 2000s Disney Channel hour that treated a double life as industrial policy. School by day, pop star by wig; catchy identity jokes, a concert-film event, an afterlife that turned the franchise into a culture argument.

Jackson is the brother at the table — apartment prop comedy, a sibling who makes the loft feel like a sitcom and not only a brand. Earles sells the gag as a household.

Jason Earles’s Jackson Stewart kept Hannah Montana’s double life from being only a wig — school by day, pop star by night, Disney Channel industrial policy with a brother as the apartment’s other gag. 2000s catchy identity jokes. That temperature belongs to Hannah Montana on Disney Channel (2006–2011), with Jackson Stewart as the reason the hour still has a body.

Enter Hannah Montana at s01e01: Lilly, Do You Want to Know a Secret? opens the wig economy: Miley Cyrus's double life as Disney industrial policy, identity jokes with a concert pipeline. If you want the hour that still shows the bruise, hold s04e14: Wherever I Go is the series closer — teen-star machine billed, the afterlife already aiming at a concert-film event the sitcom could not contain. A third pin is s02e01: Me and Rico Down by the School Yard reopens year two on a song-title steal: school still the cover, pop still the night job, catchy identity still the product.

On TV Flash he is the other Miley weather. Watch the machine; file the brother as the reason it has a kitchen. We track Earles as 2000s kids-sitcom craft: the Stewart who made a pop-star hour photograph as a family, still useful when the wig is the plot.