In tonight's episode of "K.C. Undercover" entitled "Virtual Insanity", stars Zendaya and Veronica Dunne wrestle in a plastic swimming pool full of whipped cream.

Though they play teenagers in the series, both actresses are in their early 20s.

It comes on again at 11:00pm EDT on the Disney Channel (8:00pm on the West coast).

Here are some pics of the two:

Lo-res rip on YT right now (might get pulled soon).
Not enough facial coverage, otherwise very solid. Fans of messy clothes should love this.

Yeah, Veronica got it worse, but only because Zendaya shoved some of the whipped cream in her face. Kinda.

That's not whipped cream... I'm not sure what exactly it is, though.

Action starts at 19:20

Pretty cool scene IMO.. Thanks for the heads up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNDQJcbllas

Yeah, the whole point of me saying it was on YT and NOT posting the link.... was because if there's even one under-18 actor anywhere in this, some mod is gonna shut down the whole thread.

Not fair, but one of the hazards of posting about mainstream stuff on what is mostly an XXX-site.

I'd pull out the link now if you can.

KC and the fun slime banned?

Huh huh you said pull out...

Huh huh, huh huh. Pull out! Good one.

That Zendaya chick is hot ... what a voice. Excellent find!

You're right.

It looks more like buttercream frosting. Stores get massive amounts of it to frost all the cakes they sell in their bakeries.

You can get buttercream frosting in 5 gallon buckets.

I recall Lenny exclusively at one point using Buttercream frosting in his pies and I was wondering where you can pick up the frosting and get it with the different colors that Lenny had it in?

You would have to ask Lenny.

I remember when I worked in a grocery store years ago, they would get in these big 5 to 8 gallon buckets of buttercream frosting for the bakery. They would come in on the truck with the produce order.

All different colors like white, pink, green, yellow, etc. The cakes came in frozen, and they would put them in a warming oven to make the cakes soft and spongy before they would open these buckets and frost them.

I would check with bulk stores like Sam's Club or Costco to see what they sell.

Brilliant joke. Absolutely brilliant

I wonder when the supposedly smart programmers at Youtube are gonna change their detection routine so that video quality is "detected" by a minimum bit rate instead of merely "assuming" that the quality is HD based on the screen size dimensions. Currently the Youtube media player reports millions of Youtubes incorrectly as being HD quality or 720 quality when they are definitely NOT 720p quality, but merely low res videos worse than SD quality that the uploader resized to a 720 size, hence creating a fake 720 quality video.

The youtube player should detect the bit rate of the uploaders video, not the screen size they resized it to. Nothing is more irritating than a Youtube video where the media player says it is HD....when it is definitely not HD.

MK

It's a fun scene even as it is a completely "unnecessary" gag; a fight breaks out between two cute girls, then suddenly they go flying into a large tub of cream (hmmm)....which appears to be just a daydream or fantasy of the lead heroine's ("that never happened")...It's curious as to why the writers decided to throw this "throw-away" gag into the mix (when it clearly has adult erotic "undertones" (see WWE, etc.) and has no relation to anything else, plot-wise....curiouse

I don't think she was daydreaming.

She (meaning K.C., the brunette) was in a virtual world to rescue her brother who had been tricked into believing it was the real world so he would give up some sort of password to something.

In the real world, the blonde, Marrisa, is her best friend. In the virtual world, they were turning the virtual images of family and friends into enemies.

The pool of cream showed up because the brother character was being given what he wanted in the virtual world so they could get the password.

That was one of the things he wanted.

It's all very contrived. However, you're right. It was a strange interlude of almost adult entertainment in a kid's show.

Well didnt pull out in time.. Assuming from OP comment they're were in their 20's.. I assumed every one in the videos were over 18.. I cant pull out myself I'm sure mods can take the link out if there's any doubt.. Sorry about that

Seems like you're good and/or the mods don't care, so no harm no foul.

Thanks for the clarification Jedi Knight...I didn't actually watch the show....so, it sort of makes sense (in the context you described)...not that I'm complaining: finding a justification -- even the slimmest -- for messy slapstick has been the charm of these shows over the years (like the sister on the Thundermans posing for her school picture and getting pranked by her brother with a double gunging of chocolate and melted cheese -- an unbelievably messy and well-staged gag)...