The Best Episodes of Good Luck Charlie

When Spencer is accepted at a Boston college, Teddy learns how hard a long distance relationship can be. Amy starts a Mommy Blog. Bob accidentally released termites into the house.

Director: Bob Koherr

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Teddy leaves for college and the family has a hard time saying goodbye.

Director: Bob Koherr

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Ten years in the future, 14 year-old Charlie watches a video diary that Teddy made about a fight she had with Gabe, in hopes that it will guide her through her fight with an 11 year-old Toby.

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Bob's mom visits to help with Toby, driving Amy crazy. Teddy and Spencer celebrate their tenth-month anniversary. Gabe and PJ find an old letter saying that money is buried in Mrs. Dabney's backyard, and start digging to find it.

Director: Phill Lewis

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Amy goes all out for Charlie’s birthday.Teddy goes to work at Bob’s extermination business. Gabe is sent home from school for accidentally getting in a fight.

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Bob and Amy attend the pest controllers annual dinner dance. Beau asks Teddy to the same event. Gabe scores tickets to the first showing of a hot new movie for an upcoming date.

Director: Bob Koherr

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After Teddy uncovers the reason why Amy and her younger sister Jamie drifted apart, she and Charlie quickly devise a plan to convince Amy that it's time to make things right with her sister. Meanwhile, Gabe and Jake sell a photo of Toby and are in hot water when a local grocery store winds up using it.

Director: Bob Koherr

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Teddy takes Charlie to see Santa Claus, but he takes a break just when it's Charlie's turn. Amy and Grandma Linda discover they are performing the same song at the family talent show.

Director: Bob Koherr

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After learning the big cheer competition will be held in Hawaii, Teddy decides to join Kelsey on the cheerleading squad; Teddy bombs her cheer tryout and has to beg the coach to give her another chance; Amy asks Gabe and PJ to take Toby to park.

Director: Bob Koherr

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Teddy struggles with applications for college and she dreams that she is in different times in the past. Gabe faces his old teacher. Bob gets an old rock look.

Director: Bob Koherr

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Teddy throws a sleepover at PJ's apartment to forget about her anniversary with Spencer, while PJ and Emmett take care of their neighbor's pet rats while he's away. After Verne quits working for Bob to start his extermination business, Bob hires a young man named Beau (Luke Benward), as a replacement. Amy and Ms. Dabney use Gabe and Lauren to trick each other to do their chores but tables turn when Gabe and Lauren find out.

Director: Eric Allan Kramer

Writer: Erika Kaestle, Patrick McCarthy

When Teddy gets accepted into a college in New York City, she goes to New York, alongside P.J. P.J stays at a hot dog cart and gets back together with Skyler. Meanwhile Teddy misses her tour on the subway and meets up with Jessie and Zuri. When a blizzard traps Teddy and P.J in New York City, they decide to stay with Jessie and Zuri.

Director: Phill Lewis

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Amy gives Teddy her hideous prom dress to wear and Teddy doesn’t know how to tell her mom she doesn’t want to wear it. P.J. skips his senior prom to attend his new girlfriend’s school dance, but is surprised when he finds out the girl is homeschooled.

Director: Bob Koherr

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Ivy's dad opens a weather-themed restaurant where Teddy and Ivy become waitresses. Gabe has a crush on a girl and Amy tries to show her Gabe's "soft" side. PJ and Emmett have a rematch on the baby race, this time on tricycles.

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Amy overhears Bob advise Spencer on how to handle Duncan women. Gabe ducks yard chores. Amy makes Toby "talk".

Director: Bob Koherr

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Teddy is excited when the school produces her play and she wants Charlie to be cast as the princess. Bob loses a lot of weight and gets carried away with his makeover. Gabe must do a report on an old person.

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Gabe has a crush on Mrs. Dabney's granddaughter.

Director: Bob Koherr

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An unexpected visitor creates drama for Teddy on her 18th birthday.

Director: Bob Koherr

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Teddy and P.J. hatch a plan to keep Bob from tearing down their cherished childhood tree house.

Director: Eric Dean Seaton

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Teddy applies for a job at a trendy teen clothing store where Spencer works. Teddy’s main reason for applying is that she wants a discount on new clothes for her upcoming school photo, however in order to get the job and fit in she needs to get a tan. However the self-tanner she applies goes awry when Charlie gets involved! Also in the episode Bob chases after PJ after he leaves for New York City when he finds out Skyler has moved there. And, Amy finds herself over-involved in Gabe’s life, inviting a girl over who she thinks he likes, but it’s the wrong girl!

Director: Bob Koherr

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With the new baby coming, Amy decide the family needs to move to a new house. Teddy and Spencer audition for better acting reenactment roles at Super Adventureland. With Gabe leaving the neighborhood, he and Mrs. Dabney pull the ultimate pranks on each other.

Director: Bob Koherr

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With the end of Amy’s maternity leave, Teddy's new babysitting duties conflict with her prep for a big school debate and things go awry when Gabe and PJ are assigned to watch Charlie.

Director: Bob Koherr

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A bat invades the Duncan house on Halloween; Teddy and Spencer celebrate their 1-year anniversary; Gabe gets tricked by Mrs. Dabney into attending a ceremony in honor of her charitable work.

Director: Bob Koherr

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Teddy suspects that someone at school is out to get her. Amy and Bob suspect that Deedee Dooley is teaching Charlie bad behavior Gabe tries to prevent his report card from being mailed home.

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Teddy and her friends go Halloween caroling to raise money for the drama club. A neighborhood mom vows to get even with PJ and Gabe for not giving her son any trick-or-treat candy.

Director: Bob Koherr

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