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To be honest, the relationship between Gabe and the neighbor lady was the best thing in the show.
mrs. dabney😎😎
Mrs Dabney hands down carry the entire show 🙌🙌
Imagine a road trip movie starring Gabe and Mrs Dabney 😂😂
AGREED
Based as the ground itself.
@@BryanCostner I recall there being an episode like that but instead of Gabe it was Teddy
Even more unrealistic than a double life as a spy or wizard or popstar, the mom has 9 months maternity leave in America.
She's a nurse but not working 60+ hours a week and they can afford a house? It's a fantasy show.
Imagine playing a nurse and turning up anti-vax and anti-mask
Why is that unrealistic? Is America really that shit?😅
@@gracekim25 Yes
@@gracekim25 it’s usually only 12 weeks if you’re lucky of maternity leave. They might extend if you’re breastfeeding and I think the 1st 12 are paid and then you could request an additional 12 of unpaid maternity leave.
The dialogue between Mrs. Dabney talking about her favorite soap opera “Yesterday’s Tomorrow” and PJ and Gabe going “Isn’t that just today?” will forever live rent free in my head
Oh my gosh I think they referenced that in Bunk'd
what episode was that from
@@infinityc2859 uhh this show was way beofre bunk'd
@@heyitsmaggiexxo season 2 episode 30 (I think) :)
@@heyitsmaggiexxoyes, bunk’d came after so it is possible it did reference that scene. as that is how time works. and references. :)
Can’t believe Ivy was not mentioned ONCE in this video. She’s the funniest character in the show in my opinion.
and Emmett too!
Agreed
They really mentioned the who drama with Spencer and skip over her best friends
@@Lion-ik6lv I think it's because characters' relationship problem is more interesting than friendship problem lol
I cannot listen to amazing grace without my mind just continuing “hooooOOooOow sweEEeeeEeet the caaaAar”
I'll never get over the fact that cheating ass Spencer ended up being Teddy's endgame. He literally had a whole other girlfriend while he and Teddy dated the first time. And she took him back. Twice. I hated it.
Literally watched the video and was fuming to see their kiss at the end. They had chemestry for sure, but Spencer doesn't deserve Teddy and she can find way better than his cheating ass
Although I'm glad that I already felt like that as a kid and didn't let the show make me believe getting back with your cheating ex was the good thing to do !
Ughhh I'm with you! I felt like they did that cuz they dated in real life and, of course, fan service, but Beau should've been the one to stay with Teddy.
That was probably the worst part of the show
Agree! Like wtf? He never apologised to the other girl.
Ugh yes I hated him couldn’t they have matched her with ANYONE ELSE
I liked that it was a relatable, simple show about a family adjusting to life with their new baby. No one had a double life as a popstar, spy, or a wizard.
Yeah, I’m glad I’m not the only one who loved the simplicity of it
I HATED the mother with all my child heart
No Gabe was secretly a superhero Doctor
@Don't Read My Profile Photo Ok.
Although it is pretty simplistic it is a good show but, it was also in the same cinematic universe so I’m comfused
disney sitcoms from this era were a lot better than people tend to remember
Shows like Jessie, good luck Charlie etc were actually good shows and showed character and character development. now shows have as much personality as the colour gray
Edit:Shows now just wanna cram in as much garbage to they can appeal to the woke masses and make money
K.C. Undercover was the last sitcom that's great from Disney Channel for me and it's all due to Zendaya. If Zendaya wasn't part of it, i would absolutely turned that show off. As soon as Zendaya left Disney Channel (sitcom ones mostly), that's where i stopped watching Disney Channel
@@BryanCostner agreed
@@xzss7029 You had me until the woke stuff
8:38 ironically the actress for Teddy did actually get into Harvard university to study law
Which makes Good Luck Charlie's ending so perfect because Bridgit actually went to college
Throughout the entire show we go to see how hard Teddy studied. That kinda hurt when he said “because it’s just that easy”
@@katiee.elisabeth To be fair to him, you can study really hard, have perfect grades, have plenty of extracurriculars, an amazing application and still don't get in. Especially not with full scholarships.That's extremely rare. Nothing against Charlie or the show, but it's just *that* hard.
She also has a master's degree from MIT 🫠
Yeah its like being a pro athlete or something crazy. everyone that applies is valedictorian with all the credentials.
My favorite from this sitcom will always be Teddy telling her mom and dad,
"Go and have fun. But not too much fun cuz we already have too many kids in the house" 💀
4 kids is too easy 5 is for winners
They still ended up having that 5th kid LOL
@@marium9 I FORGOT ABOUT TOBY LMAO😭😭😭
@@maadtee6281 that's probably what my mom said before she had me (her fifth child lol)
@@laurenorourke2442 The sad part is Toby was excluded from the final scene of the show in the final episode 😭😭😭
Good Luck Charlie was one of the few children's shows where the family was openly dysfunctional. I definitely thing that this show can stand on its own without the added nostalgia.
Doesn't matter, there is no exception. Alex Meyer,the childhood killer will come for them all.
¡Exacto! Es muy graciosa esa pizca de Malcom en el medio, pero sin ser tan fuerte.
The mom was beyond awful though. Lois from Malcolm in the Middle did better than her.
agreed. even as an adult, this show is amazing and entertaining
I used to watch it and never thought about it like that, that's really cool
Beau was a better love interest for Teddy than Spencer ever will be
Facts!
I know right. Your spitting out facts
Anyone would be a better love interest than Spencer tbh
BEAU was the sweetest
frr
I remember my mom always said she enjoyed the show with me because it was one of the only kids shows where the parents weren’t actual idiots lol
My mom liked it too! 😂
Yeah my mom and I watched every episode together
Yeah my mom always liked this show too
My mum also liked this show 😂
Idk the fact that Bridgit Mendler actually did get into Harvard makes that ending a bit more believable.
awesome for her
Bridgit Mendler was one of my favorite disney stars, she just had that nice sweet reliable girl look to her, like she really felt like an experienced older sister you could rely on.
The question is how Teddy's parents were able to pay for it if mom is a nurse and dad kills bugs.
@@miss_conduct. scholarships and grants. If you're still in high school, y'all better start looking for random scholarships because they're out there!
Plus, even though it's the typical teen trope, I can say that being the smartest was something Teddy actually strived for and was recognized for her smartness throughout the last 2 seasons, so it wasn't a big shock to me.
Honestly, this was probably the most wholesome sitcom disney made so far. No weird plot twists, no crazy humor, just a loving family living a fun life. Kinda reminded me of those old 80's sitcoms.
And it's a show that the whole family can watch, meaning that it's really not just a regular kid sitcoms, adults can watch it and can relate to it. This is why Good Luck Charlie is still my favourite Disney Channel show.
Or Zack and Codey, it's a shame disney doesn't take advantage and make a sequel with teddy as the mc
Exactly! I was just rewatching it and I love love love it, i always crack up in every episode and it has the best lessons. Their family and friendships are just hella wholesome
Some of the weird stuff is just how they are all packed up and then the mom decides that they aren’t moving. Like what about the other house they bought? what about the people who bought their house?
Full House ahem.
That dad is huge throughout the entire show. The actor who plays Bob used to be YOKED , like body builder big when he was much younger. As he got older he started to lose the muscle, and he decided to get back in shape for personal reasons, and the next season on the show, there's an obvious difference. But yeah, if you pay attention, dude is kinda monster size from the very beginning
Yeah his transformation is really noticeable from the end of season 2 onward
He's like 6'4 right
The episode where gabe finds out the neighbour has a water bed and secretly uses it is still my favourite episode I've seen on the Disney channel after 10+ years
And is mad when PJ finds out where he's sleeping and they both want to sneak into Mrs Dambeys house to use tge bed
Ironically, the fact that this is Disney’s most “normal” sitcom is what makes it stand out. Every other sitcom has to have some magical-fantasy-unrealistic bullshit attached, like…..
Jessie: A normal girl trying to start up an acting career, BUT she’s also the nanny for famous millionaires and their kids that they never spend time with.
Hannah Montana: A normal girl trying to navigate normal teen life, BUT she’s also secretly a world famous pop star.
The Suite Life of Zack and Cody: The random day-to-day adventures of twin boys, BUT they also live in a super ritzy hotel and one of their friends is the ditzy heiress.
That’s So Raven: Standard teen girl living her life, BUT she’s also psychic for some reason.
Lab Rats: Kid and his step-siblings living life, BUT the step-siblings are bionic super teens and no one will question the ethics of their father keeping said super teens confined to a basement for most of their lives.
Liv and Maddie: Twin sisters just living life, BUT one of them is a famous TV star who eventually goes back to the acting scene.
Wizards of Waverly Place: Standard family stuff, BUT the three kids are wizards and their ex-wizard father is training them for a test that will eventually have to take that will only allow one of them to keep their powers. Also, there are other creatures roaming around, and their uncle is Shakira.
There always has to be some crazy add-on.
lab rats is goated. Lab rats, good luck charlie, and Jessie are the three shows that I do think aged the best from when i watched them when i was really little.
forgot about mighy med😭
dont forget sonny with a chance where the small town girl from wisconsin makes it big in hollywood LOL
The crazy add-on to this show is the parent’s inability to use protection…
or the newest one, Villains of Valley View: A normal family trying to adjust to a new town, BUT they're secretly a bunch of supervillains on the run from heroes and other villains.
I love PJ's characer growth, he went from the teenager who didn''t care about studies or school and generally quite unmotivated to an adult whi learned his passion was cooking and went to culinary school
Yes! Facts!!!!
PJ is so underrated
That’s a perfect example of character growth or a character arc
Literally Reese from Malcom in the Middle
I really like how they didn't push the narrative that you need university to be successful!
I really love the progression of PJ’s character, where he starts out working at Kwikki Chikki, eventually goes off to college, drops out, realizes he actually has a passion for food, goes to culinary school and by the end of the show when that ends up not working out he ends up finding his home in him and Bob starting a father/son PB&J business, even he doubted that something like PB&J’s could be a major business but the fact that it ends up working out coupled with the fact that when he was in culinary school the teacher didn’t seem to like his cooking very much shows that while the stuff PJ cooks may be simple it’s still very good, sometimes you don’t need complexity to have great success, sometimes it can just be made very well
Spencer: (exists)
Alex: in terms of drip; you have no drip
For me, a stand out of this show, is the fact that Teddy Duncan is somehow one of the least irritating lead characters for a Disney Channel series. She was down-to-Earth and actually liked the people around her, in contrast to how Miley Stewart and Alex Russo built their personalities around being snarky and holding their statuses as the favourite child over their brothers.
EDIT: Thank you everyone :-) This is not my most liked post ever, but it is definitely the most likes I have ever gotten within 24 hours :-D
Teddy is a better lead character than Marinette. Luz is a better lead character than Marinette. Any lead character from any show is better than Marinette!
Okay but Alex was actually good at being snarky and lazy
@@frauleinzuckerguss1906 Alex of course she was awesome! Also loved wizard's of Waverly place!^^
@@FeligamiAdrizoeSworaBunnydoll What does Maraclulous Ladybug have to do with this? It feels a bit random that you brought it up.
@@FeligamiAdrizoeSworaBunnydoll wtf weirdo?
No one forget the best moment of the show: when they revealed PJ stands for “Potty John”
I remember cringe laughing at that so much!
Laughed at that for days, and now imma gonna continue laughing cause you've reminded me of it
ikr
LOL
Bob was like : "LEGALLY"
Still make me laugh till this day 😂😂
the fact that the biggest setting change in this show is the blue couch being replaced by the yellow couch is like so crazy bc in the last seasons of these shows they always completely change the main setting
I love "the dad gets ripped for some reason" as if the actor started working out just for this show 😂
I liked how this house looked like the ones I visited as a kid when someone just had a baby. It's messy but in a way that makes sense.
I also liked how you watched characters like PJ grow by going to school getting an apartment, figuring out what he actually wants to do with his life, when other shows would have just played the dumb brother card forever.
Idk I think there's something nice about having a mix of escapism with wacky premises but also some realism so it actually feels like you're growing up with the child stars and their family.
I mean you’re right but he’s still kinda dumb throughout the show. But I liked the episodes of him and Ernie living together, their schemes were funny
If you like watching actors grow as the show goes on and watching them do something with their lives, I think you might like Modern Family. It's a bit long but it does tug at your heart strings and it's pretty funny too.
@@saturnstars131 Modern Family is honestly really great, the type of comedy is just immaculate and this show was also really good too, I literally always watched it
Same. I've never seen another PJ in my life (on a network like Disney Channel or Nick) He was a rare one and a good one
Yeah I appreciated PJ being a little slow and the comedic relief but still feeling like an actual person obviously in certain episodes they really played up the dumb thing but for the most part they never turned him into a caricature like they did Cat in later seasons of Victorious.
For those who don't know, the framing device with Teddy making videos is because she realized that she'd be going off to college in a couple years and wouldn't be around to do "big sister" stuff with Charlie and wants to leave her something to help her handle growing up. They even did a future episode where teenage Charlie consults a video to figure something out.
Yes but the original concept for the show is that it would be revealed at the end that Charlie was actually teddy’s baby and this was her way of raising her
@@beeplays4924 really I think you’re reaching
@@kaonemosaditeisho no you can look it up, I can’t remember where I first heard it, maybe even from Shane Dawson 😂 but as far as I know, it’s true!
@@beeplays4924 "Shane Dawson"- dismissed. Bet he made it up on the spot.
@@beeplays4924 that was actually a just a rumor that got mixed with the initial plot for the show Andy Mack
The best part of the show for me was PJ’s arc. At the beginning of the show, he wasn’t the brightest, he was super unmotivated, didn’t really care to try, the works. Typical Disney dumb older brother character. When he graduated high school, he went off to a community college. This always struck me as interesting, even as a kid. You see all these YA girls get into Harvard and Yale and other super exclusive, smart-guy colleges, but rarely a state school or (God forbid) community college. PJ ended up dropping out of that college as well (also unheard of in Disney shows at the time) but explains that his time working at his minimum wage job at a fried chicken place taught him he liked cooking, and decided his path in life should be to go to culinary school. At the end of the series, he has graduated culinary school and starts a food truck with his father selling gourmet PB&Js. (The name of the food truck is “B & PJ’s PB & Js” which got a laugh out of me) PJ was a really nice and realistic look into a character figuring himself out. He wasn’t some YA movie protagonist that is somehow so smart that he could just leap into an Ivy League college, but he wasn’t portrayed as a deadbeat loser with no hope either. The writers did a REALLY good job with his development over the course of the series.
I like that PJ's love for cooking didn't come out of nowhere. There was a Thanksgiving episode where he cooked the Thanksgiving dinner. Well until the mom messed it up, but when she did he knew what would happen due to her actions. It gave him layers.
In India, we had a disney channel show called best of luck nikki, which was a scene to scene adaptation of this show, some parameters were changed to incorporate indian culture but was a very accurate embodiment of the actual show. Most of the gen Zs have watched this show in their childhoods. Man, really brings back memories.
omg i was literally searching for any comment that would talk bout best of luck nikki
@@Vesper_Aspen Feels great to see another member of the boln community!
@@Vesper_Aspen sameee
you just gave me a wave of nostalgia rn. I watched it with my mom all the time.
It was my favourite show my cousin had introduced me to it and I could not stop watching it because I am a single child so I loved watching the shenanigans all the Duncan kids got up to
I love how during the first two seasons it’s insanely obvious when they’re using a doll for Charlie
I literally never even noticed when they used a doll for Charlie! I always thought she was a real baby!
@@alexmapp5444 only the part where she is wrapped in the blanket
Isn't that what most Hollywood productions do when it comes to baby actors? Sometimes they used the real baby, sometimes they used a doll?? I mean i remember seeing Clint Eastwood's American Sniper and you can just tell by one wide shot that Bradley Cooper was holding a freaking doll lmao
@@BryanCostner Charlie’s actress was used a lot more than the average child actor would be used cuz of child labor laws. I’m relieved though because of the amount of times a baby was thrown off the stairs 😂😂
I think it’s really funny how in the Disney shows at least one character gets into an Ivy League school like Teddy did but then Bridget Mendler actually did get to study at like two Ivy League schools after the show ended
I was right about to comment this😂
and she's getting her PHD rn so 😯
Yeah the more level headed child stars have something of a leg up with their education options. Ben Savage went to Stanford, Mayim Bialik got a doctorate from UCLA, Natalie Portman went to Harvard and Danica McKellar I think has a math therom named after her
Really? How old was she? ^o^ I didn't think she was that young because she had a CZcams comedy channel before the show
This show had an Indian spinoff named
"Best of luck Nikki" and it was huge here. Almost everyone of my friends growing up had seen and loved it! I remember waiting every Sunday for it and me and mom and dad all watched it together
6:00
Ok. I don't care how good that catch was. That baby is NOT getting out of this fine.
Looking back at the show, I kinda love how the parents, specifically the dad, look fairly realistic (not the tv/movie version where they are overly photogenic) like the dad is balding and a bit heavy, even with him getting buff it’s a believable kind, I could both by these people existing in everyday along with them having 4-5 kids
Ok but that's kinda normal for Disney channel dads, right? Like the one I. Wizards of Waverly place looked super similar iirc. The moms always have long curled hair and are way to hot for their age, the only one who looks different (but is also the only single Disney mom I think) is Zack and Codys mom. Shes still hot as well.
@@FirstnameLastname-gr5kb bro but nowadays I see that all the new Disney shows are all single parents now 😭
This show was genuinely so funny, the way everyone’s personalities interacted with each other made for some really great moments. I love that they could put the characters in situations that were crazy but also realistic. I liked the episode where the house falls apart on a live newscast and everyone starts confessing things in the heat of the moment, and Amy just points to the wall that just fell down and is like “😀 and now for the weather…” But seriously, this show had some great emotional moments, and the chemistry the family had was so real.
My favourite part is where PJ got stuck in a swing set and Gabe told him to come upstairs because her mom is coming. I'm 23 years old and that scene still makes me laugh so hard 😂😂
@@BryanCostner, PJ, and Gravy reminiscing about college that lasted 2 days still makes me giggle.
@@BryanCostner bruh I’m 25 and rewatched this episode good God I laughed throughout the whole thing. Istg I can watch this everyday and not get bored. It’s THAT good.
The Indian adaptation of this show "best of luck nikki" literally defined a whole generation of Disney india.
I mean just look up the number of views each episode has.
5:44 I never realized his fashion sense💀but then again I rarely cared about him. I was focused on Teddy/ Bridgit😅
I love how about 3-5 minutes of this video is just Alex criticizing Spencer 💀
That made me pretty uncomfortable, he's very insecure
As a kid and now as an adult, Spencer is easily the worst character in the entire show. Teddy could've been with anyone but Spencer
@@Justcarlosdiaz Honestly I wanted some of his videos and most of them is just repeating the same fucking thing over and over again: criticizing or pointing out something about a handsome man, either it's his "adam's apple" or "a jaw" or a "neck" and let me tell you something, it got so old so fucking fast. He keeps doing it and as I have been watching more and more, his videos are just a bunch of the same thing reused in every video, he keeps nitpicking the smallest thing and it just became ridiculous.
as he should lmao
@@Justcarlosdiaz No, Spencer just sucks
This would be perfect if Teddy ended up with literally anyone but this guy.
Is every other couple fine though? Skylar and PJ? Gabe and Lauren?
@@FeligamiAdrizoeSworaBunnydoll Well there was no cheating so I'd say yeah...they hold up better in retrospect.
@@FeligamiAdrizoeSworaBunnydoll spoiler gabe and laurel break up and she dates Carl Gallagher
I heard the original plan was to have Spencer leave after he cheated but then the actors started dating. Don't quote me on that though.
@@mediocrecreampuff3847 oh yeah, I was wondering why they even got back together. I guess Spencer finally left when they broke up (rumors are he ACTUALLY cheated with Skyler in 2015 which was just ugh)
My whole family used to watch this show ALL THE TIME, we watch the Christmas movie every year and still watch the show from time to time. It just doesn’t get old and it’s not one of those Disney shows that get annoying after awhile. I truly think it’s Disney’s best sitcom and nothing can ever top it
Thank you for mentioning the Christmas movie. I'm a muslim and i obviously don't celebrate Christmas but i always see that as a fun feel good holiday movie to watch by the end of the year and i always like it especially Bridgit's theme song for the movie which was definetely a holiday spirit
I really liked this show as a kid! One of the better disney shows where they’re really just an average family and there’s nothing ✨special✨ about them like they aren’t superheros or wizards, just an average family making memories and adjusting to having another baby after their kids are already older. Each family member makes an interesting dynamic and they really love each other. Maybe I just liked it bc I wish my family was that way 😅 It’s relatable and (for me idealized) and the jokes are funny
4:37 “WAIT A SECOND, Teddy’s on a date with MatPat” 🤣😂 I died
I never cared to learn why the actor playing the dad got so buff, but it was explained that his character did it because he felt fat and old after being asked if Charlie was his granddaughter. So it was definitely addressed.
Lol reminds me of when my dad got asked if I was his granddaughter, then he started dying his gray hair. He was only 39 btw
And now he looks like a Stone cold Steve Austin
And Gabe has been making fun of his dad's weight a lot. I guess that encourages him to lose some weight
and then he went on to wear tight shirts to obviously show hey I'm buff which was so cringe and the reason i stopped watching the show.
@@sandiego2380 you sound insecure
This show carries so much nostalgia that it makes me want to cry on impact upon listening to the opening song. I watch the Good Luck Charlie Christmas film every year around the holidays.
I think this show was the tie in to get us parents to watch the Disney Channel with our kids. It gave us Full House vibes, but as we’re adults.
My favorite part of Spencer’s character is that every time he rang their doorbell, he would pose in the doorway and wait to look at the door until after Teddy opened.
😂😂
Now I notice that Gabe had a kind of humour that holds up extremely well even today
Gabe and Mrs. Dabaney were iconic! But I loved every character in the show! Especially as Charlie got older!^^ She was a cute little ball of sass!^^
The troublemaker ones in the family often has a sense of humor that still holds up
remember being really surprised with good luck Charlie. The jokes were actually funny and I still find them. funny to this day and there were episodes that deal with topics I didn't expect a kid showed it tackle. there's an episode in one of the later seasons where Bob and Amy get into a fight and it's interesting to see a show that tackles people's marriages who isn't 100% perfect and idealic like a lot of other sitcoms
6:09 well at least they caught the child safely or she would have been stupider the teddy's older brother
Part of what made this show so good for was that the humor didn't dumb down the character to an unrealistic level, sure everyone play dumb or did dumb stuff but not to a level you would think they were cartoons version of real people.
Exactly, u saying that reminds me of how pissed off I get when ppl talk about PJ specifically being the exact same as Newt from Cory In the House, when honestly,, NO HE'S NOT. Yes both characters r played by Jason Dolley, yes they both play guitar and r not smart but PJ's level of stupidity is acceptable and much easier to swallow, he's not a full-blown idiot like Newt. He still has moments of being smart and u can tell he tries to be responsible even tho he fails a lot, unlike Newt who is astronomically idiotic
Probably the dumbest but hilarious thing they did in the show was to name PJ, "Potty John" and his dad was like "Legally, yes" 😂😂
I’m currently rewatching this on Disney plus and I must say this is the most underrated DC show hands down. I never realized the subtle adult jokes too lol
It wasn’t underrated
Was very underrated
It's one of their best shows for sure.
honestly it was a cute show.
How was this underrated it was one of their most popular shows
I'm 21 and I still love this show! the humor definitely holds up, the characters were well written and hilarious & its honestly a comfort show for me! if you haven't watched the entire 4 seasons, you really should!!!
Good luck Charlie gave me a view of the family I always wished I had when I was a kid. I felt so much comfort and felt like part of the family, and I hope to one day raise a family that had as much joy as theirs
I once joked that Good Luck Charlie was generation Z's Full House and the more I rewatch certain episodes the more I realize I wasn't joking. It's a nice simple show on a channel saturated with some kind of twist like "Oh they're a wizard/popstar/etc." but this was just a show anyone could jump in on and appreciate it, whether you were the target age demographic or not and a lot of the episodes were geniunely well written and down to earth. It's truly underrated. I remember watching the first episode when it premiered in 2010 and I was in second grade. Now I'm 20 and it still holds up.
Agreed
Hopefully Good Luck Charlie doesn't have their equivalent of the Olsen twins or Bob Saget
@@kittykittybangbang9367 hopefully
I’ve always thought of it as Modern Family 1.0
Harry potter is getting dobby to stick his sock up ur as-
Haha it's just a joke 😅
I rewatched this whole show last year, and what makes it so enjoyable for me is the dynamic between the family. You can tell these actors loved working with each other and really did feel like their costars were their family. And it's also refreshing to hear there was never really any drama between the main cast during/after the show's run, like there was with Miley and Emily, or Zendaya and Bella, or Debby and Skai. This show is definitely a fun watch, my mom even loved watching it, and she doesn't even like Disney Channel shows!
The actress who played Teddy (Bridget) even invited the main cast to her wedding :)
@@littlemiss_sunshine6945 yes! It was so sweet. I wish more tv show casts had their dynamic
@@littlemiss_sunshine6945 aww yeah isn’t she still friends with the girl from lemonade mouth! Dang I forgot her name!
@@-uglyhag-5000 hayley kiyoko?
@@-uglyhag-5000 Yep! Naomi who plays Jasmine in the live action Aladdin.
The thing I liked about Good Luck Charlie was that it was super relatable when my parents had another kid later in life. A lot of the stuff happening to the characters would happen in my family so it has a special place in my heart, even when it gets super goofy.
This show was absolutely amazing . It was the last good show that was on disney before everything changed. Really miss it and I even had a marathon last year (I'm 23 haha)
This show was actually way better than I remembered it being. It actually was really funny and had great dialogue
Yes the show was very charming. You don’t get that a lot from disney shows lol
this was genuinely one of the funniest shows of my childhood. it doesn’t get old😭
Definitely doesn’t! I’m rewatching it right now and I’ve never laughed so hard. I remember I was able to watch more Hannah Montana and WWP back then, but whenever I did catch this, I loved it to bits. And now, it’s even funnier ugh. I’m so gonna rewatch it again lmao
Yeah. I feel like Good Luck Charlie is one of those shows that still holds up well, even when many years pass by.
@@sava898 I think it holds up very well because this is the Disney Channel series that's absolutely relatable and more down to earth compare to others. Similarly to the sitcom Friends because it's basically everything that your family might do or not do I guess in real life and I guess that's why a lot of people like this show more than the other ones myself included. Hannah Montana was my favourite Disney Channel show at first till this show came by. I mean I know a guy who's younger brother is exactly like Gabe 😂
This show was one that I was like "oh gosh another dumb Disney sitcom," but then I saw an episode randomly, got hooked and suddenly I was emotional when the last episode aired.
This one was def the best Disney sitcom. So many laughs and relatable jokes
My biggest pet peeve in this show was Spencer. Idk why Teddy got back together with him after he CHEATED on her and her parents were perfectly fine with it! I hated Spencer soooo much growing up.
Other than that I feel like Good Luck Charlie is the most relatable Disney sitcom.
My favorite character was Amy (the mom) she was absolutely hilarious!!
Still better than Ross or Mr. Big, tho, right?
@@christopherb501 As bad as Ross is, I feel like he was right where he needed to be with Rachel because she too was awful
my heart was shattered when Beau had to move back to....was it Tennessee or Texas? Anyhow, I really didn't see Spencer as good enough for Teddy too. I was team Beau, all the way when they made him a character 😭
Too bad the actor for amy turned out to be a horrible person
Same. Spencer was horrid
him getting outraged for the way a character is dressed was so unnecessarily funny
Especially since the whole outfit has essentially come back in style and girls regularly thirst after tiktok boys who look like that 😭
7:30 *me being a middle kid with 6 siblings*
I'm the youngest, so sadly I can't relate
This show was everything to me lmao I grew up with it and it was one of those shows that my parents liked too, which was a bonus. I have been rewatching some of it, and still find myself cracking up and remembering my favorite jokes
I think by having the parents be more like actual characters with equal side plots to that of the kids instead of just being there to fill the spot of parent of main character. It makes stuff a little more enjoyable if you’re watching with your kids or rewatching later as you grow up
Yea
What I also appreciate is that shows usually have the mom as the voice of reason and more down to earth. Then you have Amy Duncan, who is fidgety, ego centric and has her own plotlines. I love that she was the crazy one, crazy to the point that her own children had to be the voice of reason
That MatPat reference was hilarious. And the vaccuming grandma never gets old.
I agree, "Good Luck Charlie" is a bit more normal in comparison to the other shows.
I always thought this show stood out among the others on the channel. It didn’t have the same absurdly wacky over the top over acting. It was funny, while still being silly and more mature than most shows on Disney. It was one of my favorites
8:00 my math teacher actually has amazing fashion sense
Best part, here in Disney India, we had an Indian version of this show, which basically seems to have the same character but with like Indian actors, Indian names, and Indianised? Jokes but like EP1 is literally the same like seriously I was shocked to see that the house set was THE EXACT SAME, I remember watching that episode, it was called Best of Luck Nikki
I really loved it and I never knew there was an original US version until a few years later
Yea good luck nikki I’m pretty sure
It was one of the only Disney channel Indian shows based on us ones they got right.
Dude, that's hilarious. Like a parallel universe type thing
and surprisingly went on for like 4 seasons
I gotta check it out!
This is probably Disney's best modern sitcom. It's funny, yet smart with it's writing. One note chracters like Gabe, PJ, Amy, and even MRS. DABNEY get a ton of development and I love the dynamic of the family.
2010s had a lot of Disney Channel sitcoms compare to the 2000s and the only show I remember the most in basically every aspect like the characters, dialogue, humor, even the theme song is definitely Good Luck Charlie. Love the rest of Disney Channel sitcoms but nothing holds up my love for GLC 🙌
Amy actually got worse as the show progressed.
@@icohen1627lol I didn't say positive development.
Out of all the Disney Channel sitcoms my sisters have watched, I’ve liked this one the most. Some parts genuinely had me chuckle a bit,, whenever my sisters watch this show I might just sit down and watch a bit with them.
8:02 ''the kid who put all of his skill points into his neck?''
i can't breath...
That joke about Beau works on so many levels. He was in “Minute Men” with the actor who played PJ years before “Good Luck Charlie” in which they both played time travelers. Maybe you can watch that next?
Yesssssss please can Alex watch minute men
Minute Men was so good ngl
Do thisssssss
@@mandlamsipa7149 Dude the soundtrack of that movie is awesome, Run It Back Again by Corbin Blue and Like Who by Ally and Aj are like peak early 2000s!
i think that was the joke lol
To be honest, with this family, Charlie will need all the luck she can get
I started rewatching this show and it holds up so well. I actually audibly laughed multiple times over the course of the first season and that never happens when I watch tv on my own
bro that matpat joke was too good 💀
This show reminds me of The Incredibles and how the family dynamic was more interesting than the adventures they experienced.
Right? If Disney ever made a live action Incredibles, I've always fancasted Erik Kramer or David Harbour as Bob.
I think it was the most relatable, taught the most lasting lessons and was also one of the more progressive,I mean they were the first to have a gay couple and they didn't make a big deal about it, it was just a running joke that Charlie's friends mom's name was THIS according to the mother but THAT according to the father and when they showed up they sort of chuckled realizing it was a lesbian couple but made no big deal about it, it was just normalized which of course some parents were up in arms about but I liked that it was just treated as normal, as it should be.
Yes, but many “fans” were sending death threats to a literal child!
I agree, but Mia Talerico (Charlie) was getting sent death threats and that caused the show to be cancelled. It was such a shame because I loved it and thought it was really good for its time on Disney Channel.
What ep was that? 💕
I actually loved this one. This show was amazing. You can still watch it and genuinely laugh
Loved this show back in the day & I’m glad to know it holds up!! 💕 It was actually one of the only sitcoms my parents let me watch on Disney Channel when I was younger - probably because the parents were actually around and the children weren’t too bratty.
This was just a chill, funny sitcom. No bs, no magic, no abrupt musicals
Except in "Duncan Dream House" where in Teddy's dream Kermit the Frog starts an impromptu musical number and everyone joins in.
@@samszczepanski2281 yeah but that's honestly a pretty funny sequence lmao
Except the fact that Good Luck Charlie crossed over with Jessie, which crossed over with Zack and Cody, which crossed over with Wizards of Waverly place, which means magic is real in Good Luck Charlie!
@@samszczepanski2281 I actually kinda enjoyed that tbh
@@samszczepanski2281 that's okay because it's a dream
Wait a second… did Alex actually watch all of a disney show and then talked about more than the pilot???? 😱
He won’t admit that he got addicted to it and ended up finishing the series 😒
Or he watched a couple from each season? 🤔
What weirds me out the most is when parents tell their married children to have kids because essentially they’re telling their kid to have sex with their partner.
This was my favorite Disney Channel show growing up. Thanks so much for covering it.
I take pride in the fact that this was my favorite Disney channel show as a kid cause it means I had impeccable taste 😌
same😍
Same, from all Disney Channel shows, this is my favorite one and the only one i still rewatched it when i'm bored. It's just entertaining and extremely relatable
I take pride in the fact that I've never watched any Disney channel sitcom
@@TheMissileHappy sad
@@TheMissileHappy i don’t know why you would take pride in that, they’re pretty good shows
The reason they end up with 5 kids is because the actress was actually pregnant in real life and they wrote into the show.
Her pregnancy with her son Baker was written into Good Luck Charlie (2010) and her character Amy Duncan became pregnant with her fifth child. (imbd)
8:43 That reminds me... we have a show called 'best of luck' nikki in disney india...
0:20 , I literally remember only watching good luck Charlie consistently like Ik these other shows here existed and I caught an episode here and there growing up but good luck Charlie was the one I actually watched consistently
because you were too young to watch the others
@@JYMAHJAMES no I wasnt dawg these shows all aired while I was growing up 💀 just never interested me
Good Luck Charlie is a down-to-earth, heartfelt and really solid family-oriented sitcom, it honestly had no right to be as good as it was. Having watched it all the way thru for the 1st time, it's amazing how well it holds up. The storylines are entertaining, the characters are memorable, the family is such a tight unit and the acting is very natural, unlike most of the other shows that were new at this time. It's the 1st Disney Channel sitcom to premiere in the 2010s and among those, it's the ONLY one to get its own movie, don't think a lot of ppl realize that. It's currently the last live-action Disney Channel show to get its own movie, how do u gen z'ers feel about that? It's one of those shows that can be enjoyed by anyone and feels more like ABC than Disney Channel. My only issues with it r Amy got way more self-centered during the last couple seasons, Teddy taking Spencer back, Teddy's video diaries not having as many lessons for Charlie to learn from starting in the middle of season 3 and Bob being emasculated by Amy. Overall, it is such a great, top notch show.
PS: they did a crossover with Jessie and in that, it is painfully obvious which show is of higher quality and the acting styles clashed uncomfortably. The ONLY Jessie character who I enjoyed at all during the crossover was Bertram the butler, I felt bad for him when those brats didn't bother to help him out of that locker he was trapped in
what about the hannah montana movie?
@@kaleighm993 I'm talking about the sitcoms that PREMIERED from 2010 to 2019 and among those, only Good Luck Charlie got a movie. Hannah Montana ran from 2006-2011, and that show's movie came out in 2009 so it does NOT qualify as a 2010s show, especially since it ended a year after Good Luck Charlie came out
thank you so much for saying this. this is an underrated comment
even the episode where Teddy is in a bug costume onstage? anytime I even hear the name of this show, that is all I can think about and I can’t get it out of my head
Can you please elaborate on the emasculation of Bob? What does that mean, and you give examples?
This show is adorable and Teddy's optimism is kinda refreshing
This show is probably my favorite from Disney Channel, I love how simple and relatable it is
The Mattpat joke was good😂
The rivalry between Gabe and the neighbor was fun to watch
In my opinion, Good Luck Charlie had the best acting cast out of any other Disney show. The scenes felt real, and I never felt like it was cringy when I watched it. It was just very realistic, and the jokes were funny. One of the only Disney shows that I consider rewatchable.
Even Stevens wa another with a great cast it's really underrated
Thanks for introducing me to displate! I’m definitely going to check it out, that looks cool lol
And your videos are funny too 😊💜
good luck charlie was my childhood. i got into disney channel right abt when it was airing so thank you for making this vid. i have a lot of fond memories of this show lol
“Wait a second, Teddy’s on a a date with Matt Patt?”
That caught me all the way off guard.
Same I was not expecting that
5 Nights At Teddy’s
@@fiery1223 bro got me singing the whole fnaf song 😂
I like this format of jumping ahead to the end of the show and giving a small summary of the middle, but also if you think that this is a lot of kids, wait until you see Stuck in the Middle.
How many kids is that? I haven't seen Stuck in the Middle.
7 Kids.
YASSS! I emailed him saying to check out Stuck in the Middle!!
this is genuinely a good show to be honest
Fun fact: The opening theme of _Good Luck Charlie_ sounds very similar to that of one of Phil Baker and Drew Vaupen's earlier shows, namely Nickelodeon's _The Brothers Garcia._