High School Musical: The Musical: The Series Mash-Up We Need in These Dark Times

When Vanessa Hudgens, 31, Ashley Tisdale, 34, Corbin Bleu, 31, and more High School Musical stars got together online to perform on ABC’s The Disney Family Singalong, Zac Efron, 32, was noticeably absent.

Vanessa Hudgens thrilled fans by taking a trip down memory lane and performing High School Musical hit Gotta Go My Own Way with her Gigi co-star Max Clayton from lockdown on Saturday (April 18, 2020).

Blame it on the WiFi. Apparently, that's what should be saying to all the fans who were that he didn’t participate in the singing portion of the cast’s virtual reunion on the Disney Family Singalong special that aired last week.In case you missed it, , , Corbin Bleu, and the rest of the East High Wildcats virtually reunited for the special and sang “We’re All in This Together.” Efron only appeared separately to introduce the song.

As if times rights now aren't hard enough, High School Musical fans were further distressed by events that happened earlier this week—and yes, I'm talking about Zac Efron not signing during the High School Musical reunion.

Vanessa Hudgens is bringing on the nostalgia in a major way.

Disney got fans ready to “Bop To The Top” ahead of Thursday night’s “Disney Family Singalong”.

ABC's Disney Family Singalong pulled on all of our nostalgic heartstrings on Thursday (April 16), but a serious throwback came in the form of an epic High School Musical reunion, in which Ashley Tisdale, Vanessa Hudgens, Corbin Bleu, Lucas Grabeel, Monique Coleman and director Kenny Ortega came together (virtually) to perform "We're All in This Together."This isn't the first time the group came together since the final installment of the HSM franchises hit theaters in 2008.

The biggest moment of Disney's Family Singalong saw the original High School Musical cast reunited to perform the first movie's finale son, "We're All in This Together." Vanessa Hudgens (who played Gabriella), Ashley Tisdale (Sharpay), Lucas Grabeel (Ryan), Corbin Bleu (Chad), and Monique Coleman (Taylor) all joined in for the performance, which was recorded via Zoom as the cast all quarantined.

Zac Efron didn’t sing during the much anticipated High School Musical segment on Thursday night’s Disney Family Singalong, with host Ryan Seacrest blaming “patchy Wi-Fi” for the actor’s brief involvement.

A few fans on Twitter weren't feeling so happy after Zac Efron's appearance in the mini reunion for the recent .Here's what went down: On April 16, ABC hosted a singalong of a bunch of performed by the likes of , , and Queen herself. But for some reason, Efron did not take part in the highly-anticipated performance of "We're All in This Together" by the original High School Musical cast.

Zac Efron didn’t sing during the virtual High School Musical reunion held as part of the Disney Family Singalong on Thursday night.

Fans were absolutely thrilled when Zac Efron was confirmed to virtually reunite with the rest of the High School Musical cast during The Disney Family Singalong on April 16. However, the excitement quickly turned to disappointment when the special aired…because Zac simply introduced the HSM performance, and didn’t sing during it himself.

When director/choreographer Kenny Ortega got the call to help organize a grand finale for The Disney Family Singalong, he didn’t hesitate to say yes.

As much of the country remains under quarantine during the coronavirus pandemic, the original High School Musical cast reunited via Zoom tonight to perform for Disney's Family Singalong. Though series stars Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale, Monique Coleman, Lucas Grabeel, and Corbin Bleu were very much involved in the "We're All in This Together" performance, Zac Efron was missing from the musical number.

The High School Musical cast and other Disney faces along with renowned singers like Beyonce, Ariana Grande, Little Big Town, Josh Groban and others featured on the Disney Family Singalong that premiered on ABC, this Thursday. It was a much-needed musical break for the viewers amidst the Coronavirus crisis. Hosted by American Idol‘s Ryan Seacrest, the show got the stars to have a virtual reunion and take the fans on a nostalgic ride as they performed on some classic Disney hits.

We're all in this together!

We're all in this together!