Good Luck Charlie - Season 3
Series Details
Title: Good Luck Charlie
Overview: Teens PJ and Teddy and tween brother Gabe are typical kids -- that is, until their mother has another baby. The arrival of their new sister completely upends the entire household. When their mother heads back to work after Charlie's birth, it's up to the kids and their dad to keep the home fires burning -- and to keep Charlie out of trouble as she learns to sit up, crawl, walk and run. Teddy, as the older sister, makes a personalized video diary for Charlie, in each episode adding a nugget of wisdom for her baby sibling.
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Average Vote: 7.9 (407 votes)
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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.
Everyone at school thinks that Teddy is a jinx when Spencer's basketball team begins losing games. Overhearing that Amy and Bob are thinking about sending him to military school, Gabe starts acting in his best behavior. PJ frequently attends his local barbershop to spend time with an attractive female barber.
Amy convinces Mary Lou Wentz to throw her a baby shower, but the event turns bad when Charlie blurts out all the horrible things Amy said about her baby shower guests.
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.
Teddy and Spencer keep Amy away from a children's theatre musical they are doing. Bob agrees to catch an anaconda, to one-up an animal control rival. PJ's boss asks him to investigate who has been stealing chicken from Kwikki Chikki.
Bob and Amy vote on baby names. Teddy looks for peace and quiet to do her work. PJ is graduating from high school but feels he might fail; Gabe thinks he did something wrong when Bob and Amy give him extra attention.
The Duncans welcome their fifth baby in this one hour episode.
The Duncans welcome their fifth baby in this one hour episode.
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.
The family, minus a supposedly sick Teddy, take a vacation to a house on Dead Man's Lake that may be haunted. Meanwhile, Teddy plans a house party while her family is away.
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.
Once again, things go awry for Teddy when she tries to win over Spencer’s mom. Amy has mixed feelings when PJ and Emmett get an apartment together. Gabe discovers Bob has a hard time letting go of the past.
Teddy takes her volleyball coach’s advice to be more aggressive a little too seriously. Bob finds solace at PJ’s new apartment, and Amy unknowingly builds Gabe’s model rocket science project.
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.
Amy invites some of Teddy's volleyball teammates for a team-bonding sleepover. Bob is annoyed by the father of Gabe's new crush. PJ's cute neighbor mistakes him for a medical student.
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.
Amy overhears Bob advise Spencer on how to handle Duncan women. Gabe ducks yard chores. Amy makes Toby "talk".
Amy uses her maiden name to work as a nurse at Gabes' school so he won't be embarrassed. Teddy and Vonnie team-up for a school project. PJ and Emmett start a baby-sitting service.
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.
Teddy asks Victor to prep for her SATs not realizing how demanding a teacher he is. Amy makes Bob sleep with Gabe as his snoring keeps Toby awake. PJ reads The Littlest Unicorn to Charlie and gets obsessed with the story.
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.
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.
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.
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