Good Bye Charlie (also known as Good Luck Teddy) is the 20th-21st episode of the fourth season and the 99th and 100th episode of Good Luck Charlie overall. It is also the series finale. The episode aired on February 16th, 2014 to 4.6 million viewers.
Plot[]
Teddy finds it hard to make the last diary special. Amy is trying to get herself a full-time job on Good Morning Denver since the leading lady is leaving the show. Gabe and Mrs. Dabney attempt to stop the new kid Matt, from pranking her. PJ and his friend Gravy try to have a food truck and sell Fish and Gravy, but PJ doesn't think it is a good idea. PJ then gets the truck for himself and Bob gets to work with PJ selling peanut butter and jelly sandwiches which everyone finds excellent.
Bob and Charlie know Spencer is back in town, and Teddy wants him at her going away party. Spencer said he'd think about it and then comes along with Victor, Skyler, Emmett, Mrs. Dabney, Lauren, and Vonnie comes to say goodbye. Teddy and Spencer sing a song because Charlie wants them to.
The next day, when Spencer visits the Duncans because he left his jacket, Teddy and Spencer figure their colleges are not so far away from each other, and they should meet up as friends. Before Spencer leaves, they kiss twice and end up getting back together.
Everyone then gets rid of their new neighbors with a marching band practice which they would have every day. Mrs. Dabney sees that Toby will be the next "devil child." The series ends with Teddy making the last video diary with the whole family and they say together, Good Luck Charlie, also joined by Charlie.
Cast[]
Main Cast[]
- Bridget Mendler as Teddy Duncan
- Leigh-Allyn Baker as Amy Duncan
- Bradley Steven Perry as Gabe Duncan
- Mia Talerico as Charlie Duncan
- Eric Allan Kramer as Bob Duncan
- Jason Dolley as PJ Duncan
- Logan Moreau as Toby Duncan
Guest starring[]
- Shane Harper as Spencer Walsh
- Patricia Belcher as Estelle Dabney
- Micah Williams as Emmett Heglin
- Samantha Boscarino as Skyler
- Jaylen Barron as Lauren Dabney
- Kevin Covais as Victor Deleseur
- Cyrina Fiallo as Vonnie
- Peter Hulne as Phil Abrams
- Rio Mangini as Matt
- Kalia Fullerton as Sarah
International Premieres[]
- May 8, 2014 (Disney Channel Israel)
Quotes[]
Phil: Hey, uh, Rhonda.
Rhonda: Yeah?
Phil: What has two thumbs and likes to hit the putting green?
Rhonda: Oh. Well, I don't know, Phil. What?
Phil: This guy!
Rhonda: Phil! Oh, I'm gonna miss this.
Phil: Oh, that's right. You know what? Rhonda has a little announcement to make.
Rhonda: Mm-hmm. I am leaving the show to pursue a very exciting new opportunity. You are looking at the new host of Wake Up Waco!
Phil: Oh, we're gonna miss you around here, Rhonda. Aww. I don't know how we'll ever replace you.
PJ/Gabe/Victor/Vonnie/Skylar/Emmett: (singing to the tune of Oh Susannah)
Ohh... She came from Colorado
With a laptop on her knee
She's moving to Connecticut, A Yalie she will be
Teddy Duncan, We're sad to see you leave
We know you'll make some friends out there
And one might be named... Steve
(Teddy's last video diary.) Teddy: Well, Charlie. I guess this is it! Ya know, I started making these video diaries to help you survive our crazy family! And after four years of doing them, I've realized how lucky we are to be a part of this family. And just know that, as long as you've got us, you always will have. C'mon, guys! Say it with me!
All: Good Luck, Charlie!
Production Information[]
On June 11, 2013, it was revealed that the fourth season would be the series' last.[1] The following month, Leigh-Allyn Baker posted on Twitter that the last script began.[2] In January 2014, it was confirmed that the finale would air on February 16, 2014. Leading up to the finale from February 10-15, Disney Channel held an event called "Hand Picked Charlie week", where the cast brought the audience their favorite episodes. The favorite episodes of Bridgit Mendler were shown on February 10, Jason Dolley on February 11, Bradley Steven Perry on February 12, Eric Allan Kramer on February 13, Leigh-Allyn Baker on February 14, and the cast on February 15.[3] The day of the finale, Disney Channel aired an eleven-hour marathon of the series featuring some of its best episodes.
Trivia[]
- This is the series finale.
- The reason for the name change on Disney+ is the reference to the 1964 film titled Goodbye Charlie.