Wait, don’t tell me
Dude, you won’t believe what happened
Yes, No, Maybe
Don’t forget that I’m a genius
Are you crazy?
Someone could be listening to us
Wait, don’t tell me, not again!
Would you just calm down?
Is there a problem?
Let’s get a pizza and then we’ll act like nothing ever happened
Calm down, it’s only Tuesday
We’ll get a pizza and hope that no one overheard us talking
Calm down, ’cause I’m a genius
It’s only Thursday and by tomorrow we’ll have everything just fine!
Official Title Sequence
Chasing the Pro Life
Zeke and Luther was a cornerstone of Disney XD’s original programming, following two best friends—Zeke Falcone (Hutch Dano) and Luther Waffles (Adam Hicks)—on their quest to become world-famous professional skateboarders. Set in the fictional beach town of Pacific Terrace, the show captured the chaotic, lighthearted energy of teenage ambition mixed with the vibrant “skater” subculture of the late 2000s.
The theme song, “Wait, Don’t Tell Me,” was performed by the show’s lead actors and perfectly reflected the frantic, often absurd dialogue between the two protagonists. With its catchy rap-rock beat and lyrics about pizza-fueled problem solving, the intro set the tone for three seasons of slapstick comedy, rivalry with their neighbor Ginger, and the pursuit of the ultimate skate trick. The series concluded in 2012, but remains a nostalgic favorite for fans of the Disney XD era.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were Zeke and Luther’s skate nicknames?
Zeke was often the more grounded leader, while Luther was known for his eccentric personality and his unique “Waffles” style.
Who was their main rival?
Kojo (played by Daniel Curtis Lee) was their primary skateboarding rival, often boasting about his superior skills and sponsorships.
Who wrote and performed the theme song?
The theme song features the vocals of the lead stars, Hutch Dano and Adam Hicks, highlighting Hicks’ real-life musical and rap talent.
