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Mal, Evie, Jay, and Carlos, the children of the villains, return to the small screen for another adventure in which we meet Mal's father, who turns out to be the new villain. In addition, Rsula's daughter, Uma, who fought a lot in the last installment, joins the cast of characters. Other Disney classic villains appear in the film, including Hades from Hercules and Dr. Facilier from Tiana and the sapo.
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Six months have passed since Joan Wilder, a romance novelist, and Jack Colton, an adventurer, embarked on a journey on a ship, which they now call home and which has been towed to a port in southern France. Joan is having trouble writing her next work and refuses to discuss the possibility of marriage with Jack. Joan meets Omar, the governor of Kadir, at a bookshop and offers him the opportunity to accompany him to his homeland and write a book about it. On the other hand, Jack is approached by Ralph, an old foe who has just escaped from prison and wants to kill Colton for abandoning him to the police in Colombia. However, an Arab named Tarak interrupts them and asks for assistance in fighting Omar's gang.
China Anne McClain, who plays Uma, the daughter of Ursula from "The Little Mermaid," is no slouch when it comes to talent. Since she became the third wheel on her own comedy, Disney certainly wanted her for a couple more projects, and they got their money's worth with McClain. Uma runs the island, as well as a seafood dive bar and restaurant, with the sons of Captain Hook, Gaston, and other lesser pirates. However, seeing Mal on TV, seemingly living the high life, irritates her. On the isle, we meet Dizzy Tremaine (Anna Cathcart), a pre-teen hairdresser who is the granddaughter of one of Cinderella's nasty stepsisters. Dizzy's genuine talent as a hairstylist is overlooked by her grandma, but not by Mal or Evie, with her messy pigtails, color-splattered gown, and purple cat-eyeglasses barely disguising her copper eye shadow. She is not evil at all, unlike the other villains' children. Mal also protects her from being a victim of one of Uma's gang's extortion scheme, which leads to the reveal that she has returned, along with her purple hair.
On the night of its premiere, the film was watched by 8.92 million people across six networks, up from its predecessor in 2015, and at least 13 million individuals watched a minute of it.
[22] The film was watched by 5.33 million people on Disney Channel, and it led the night on cable television with a 1.20 rating. It was the most-watched telecast on the network since the first film, although being down from the first. [23] 2.41 million people watched the film on ABC, which received a 0.6/3 rating/share; 0.47 million people watched it on Disney XD with a 0.12 rating, 0.30 million people watched it on Lifetime with a 0.09 rating, 0.26 million people watched it on Freeform with a 0.08 rating, and 0.15 million people watched it on Lifetime Movies with a 0.05 rating. [24] [25] The picture drew a total of 21 million people on delayed viewing. [26] On Disney Channel, the film ranked second in its DVR ratings week, jumping 92 percent to a 2.3 rating, and topped the week in viewer gains, jumping 104 percent with an additional 5.54 million viewers, the biggest cable television viewer gain in two years, bringing the total viewership to 10.90 million. The film gained 207 percent on Freeform with an additional 0.54 million viewers, bringing the total number of viewers on the network to 0.80 million; on Lifetime Movie Network, the film gained 96 percent with an additional 0.14 million viewers, bringing the total number of viewers on the network to 0.29 million. [27]
