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Good Night

**Good Night** is a song performed by the fictional singer in Jeremy Train in the episode Wild Heartthrob. The full version of the song was released on WildSide: Wild Trax! on July 27, 2012.

## Lyrics

I got my t-shirt and sneakers on

No one to mess around with fate

It feels so wrong

I'm gonna live it up tonight

Forgetting those who dim

My light

Lets go back to rock and roll

When people just let go

And let the music flow

I'm just looking for a good night, oh

I'm not looking for the right time, no

What I really wanna say to you right now

Shut your mouth and let the music speak out loud

I'm just looking for a good night

I think you get the picture now

Yeah, I think you know

What I'm all about

I got no time for fools

Who think they're playing cool

My ears have tuned you out

Let's go back to rock and roll

When people just let go

And let the music flow

I'm just looking for a good night, oh

I'm not looking for the right time, no

What I really wanna say to you right now

Shut your mouth and let the music speak out loud

I'm just looking for a good night, oh

I'm not looking for the right time, no

What I really wanna do is shut you up!

'cause all you do is talk the talk and that's enough

Now we're gonna get up

Now we're gonna get up

Just let yourself lose control

Let the music take hold

Everybody get up

Everybody get up

It's time that you know

How to let it go

Let's go back to rock and roll

Where the music just flows

And everybody knows

I'm just looking for a good night, oh (good night)

I'm not looking for the right time, no. (for the right time)

What I really wanna say to you right now (what I really wanna say)

Shut your mouth and let the music speak out loud (let the music speak out loud)

I'm just looking for a good night, oh (good night)

I'm not looking for the right time, no (the right time)

What I really wanna do is shut you up! (do is shut you up)

'cause all you do is talk the talk and that's enough

I'm just looking for a good night

## Navigation

"Dean's Rap"
"Money, Money, Money"

"Do What's Right"
"Love is a Generation"
"Showtime"

"Time in Colorado"
"**Good Night**"
"Fantastic Wild West"
Wild2ide: A New Trax Record

**Wild2ide: A New Trax Record** is the official soundtrack for the CFK 2 Go! web series *Wild2ide*. The album will feature songs from the series. It first released on May 5, 2023.

## Song List

1. Disaster (Theme Song)
2. Time Bomb
3. Anti-Hero
4. Memories
5. Livin' on a Prayer
6. Love Story
7. Uptown Girl
8. We're All in This Together
9. Blanket's Song
10. No Control
11. Getaway Car
12. Wings (10 Year Version)

## Artists

* The album contains eleven songs performed by various members of the main cast as well as guests.
	+ "Wild2ide Cast" (consisting of Sierra McCormick, Zach Gordon, Jamie Cox, Marija Stove and Jill To'oh) perform "Disaster", "We're All in This Together", "No Control" and "Getaway Car".
	+ Zach Gordon performs "Time Bomb".
	+ Sierra McCormick performs "Anti-Hero".
	+ Jamie Cox, Marija Stove and Jill To'oh performs "Memories".
	+ Sierra and Zach Gordon performs "Livin' on a Prayer".
	+ Marija Stove performs "Love Story".
	+ Zach Gordon and Isaac Ryan Brown performs "Uptown Girl".
	+ Jill To'oh performs "Blanket's Song".
	+ In the Beat perform "Wings (10 Year Version)".

## Trivia

* Most of the album was leaked on April 20, 2023.
Wild Break-Up

**Wild Break-Up** is the nineteenth episode of season four, and the 95th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on December 6, 2014.

This episode was the nineteenth episode to be filmed in Season 4. Primary production took place between April 21-25, 2014.

## Overview

Rachel decides to follow Dean to his and Raya's official first date, where she finds out the shocking truth about Raya. Meanwhile, when Bill gains a sudden craving for donuts, it is up to his friends to stop his addiction.

## Continuity

* This episode is a direct continuation of the previous episode, therefore multiple references are made. Additionally, there are also multiple references to Wild Friendship and Wild and Wilder since all episodes in the arc continue on from one another.
* Headbook was first brought up in Wild Bill/s.
* Bill's love of junk food is once again brought up in this episode.
* Dean and Rachel's argument bares close resemblances to their argument in Wild Reputation with some dialogue borrowed.
* Dean mentions his crushes on Georgia, Emma Ginley and The Mayor's Daughter which occurred in the episodes Wild BFF, Wild Bully the II and Wild, Wild West.

## Future References (contains spoilers)

* Dean's break up with Raya and his spontaneous kiss with Rachel become major plot devices in the next episode when the two question their feelings for one another.

## Cast

### **Main Cast**

* Sierra McCormick as Rachel Norman
* Chloë Moretz as Justice Leonardo
* Kyle Massey as Gary Fisherman
* Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford
* Rebecca Graham as April Haden
* David St. James as Mr Leopron
* Ryan Gornman as Bill
* T'Keyah Crystal Keymáh as Julianna
Season 1 (Wild2ide)

**Season 1** of *Wild2ide* was greenlighted on October 7, 2022 by CFK 2 Go!. The full season will consist of 14 episodes that will premiere between April 1 and July 15, 2023. Production began in December 2022 and concluded in April 2023.

## Plot

Newlyweds Rachel and Dean Ford are forced to relive their teenage-hood when they are forced to move into a townhouse with three other wild guests, Blanket, a security guard with a deathly fear of insects, Alexa, a ditzy wannabe actress, and Jane, a young adult who appears to know too much about Rachel and Dean's past.

## Cast

### **Main Cast**

* Sierra McCormick as Rachel Ford
* Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford
* Jamie Cox as Jane Freebairn
* Marija Stove/Martin as Alexa Wilson
* Jill To'oh as Blanket Thompson

## Trivia

* This season will consist of three "special" episodes:
	+ At Least I'm Your Friend will deal with issues that the LGBTQ+ community face, such as gender identity and pronouns discourse.
	+ No One Finds That Funny will be a musical episode featuring original musical numbers.
	+ Wish You Some Wild Luck will be a tribute to the Wild Luck Charlie crossover as well as the girl group In the Beat. It will air exactly 10 years after the release of Wild Luck Charlie.
* As of November 27, 2023, CFK 2 Go! shifted Wish You Some Wild Luck to the 10th episode of the season despite it originally airing as the 14th. Meanwhile, Keep Your Body Parts to Yourself was shifted to the 14th and final episode of the season, despite airing as the 13th. This was due to the later ending in a cliffhanger that would then continue into Season 2.
	+ In fact, every episode from That Outfit Didn't Look All That Good Anyway to Keep Your Body Parts to Yourself was shifted to one episode later to accommodate this move.
Wilder-Side

***Wilder-Side*** is an American comedy television series created by Kenwood Delay that premiered on January 20, 2017 on Comedies for Kids. It is a spin-off of *WildSide*. The show features a set of new characters that live in the same house as the original; with the roles mostly gender-flipped. Due to low ratings and an overall negative feedback from the general public, the show as cancelled after 18 episodes.

## Plot

The even wilder spin-off to the television show of the century *WildSide* follows the lives of five brand new teenagers who were forced to move in with each other in the same house. The series follows Raymond Parker, Justin Picasso, Gabby Silverman, Jean Waters and Abe Hatfield and the wild shenanigans the group of friends get up to.

## Episodes

*Main article: List of Wilder-Side episodes*

## Cast and Characters

### **Main:**

* Tenzing Norgay Trainor as Raymond Parker, the main character and a thirteen-year-old average teen who was thrown into looking after everyone in the house. He is considered to be the male version of Rachel Norman, although some of his personality traits are much more similar to Gary Fisherman.
* Rio Mangini as Justin Picasso, a smart fourteen-year-old teen with an online relationship with an older woman. He is best known for messing with Abe. He is considered to be the male version of Justice Leonardo, although some of his personality traits are much more similar to Dean Ford.
* Miranda May as Gabby Silverman, a wacky fifteen-year-old girl with a millionaire father. She is best known for her disgusting habits and her love of animals. She is considered to be the female version of Gary Fisherman, although some of her personality traits are much more similar to April Haden.
* Alli Stenovak as Eugenia "Jean" Waters, a sassy and sarcastic twelve-year-old girl. She is considered to be the female version of Dean Ford, although some of her personality traits are much more similar to Justice Leonardo.
* Ray Istifan as Abraham "Abe" Hatfield, an extremely intelligent sixteen-year-old with a knack for science. He is considered to be the male version of April Haden, although some of his personality traits are much more similar to Rachel Norman.

### **Notable guest stars**

* Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford
* Sierra McCormick as Rachel Norman
* Kyle Massey as Gary Fisherman
* Chloe Moretz as Justice Leonardo
* Renee Taylor as Trisha Waters
2011 (song)

**2011** is a bonus single released for WildSide fans for the holiday season. It was released on December 10, 2021.

## Background

On December 3, 2021, WildSide's official social media accounts teased the song through several promotional videos from the group.

## Lyrics

**[Chloe Moretz]**

I miss the days when we were young and not too wise

Only doing what felt right

With open hearts and open eyes

I miss the days before I second guessed my life

Wasn't always asking why

I remember what it's like

**[Zach Gordon]**

Maybe it's just too late for the old me

Maybe there's no point in holding on to something closely

I should let it go, I should let it fade

'Cause nothing lasts forever and nothing stays the same

**[All]**

Why do we complicate it?

Why do we get so jaded?

Can we just go back, go back to 2011?

(Can we go back?)

Why do we ruin our dreams?

Why do we sabotage things?

Can we just go back, go back to 2011?

(Can we go back) to 2011?

**[Sierra McCormick]**

I miss the days when we could live outside our heads

Before we were all nervous wrecks

But that's the thing about regret

**[Kyle Massey]**

We used to talk about our lives

And all the things we didn't have

We fantasized about the future

But now we dream about the past

**[Zach Gordon]**

Maybe it's just too late for the old me

Maybe there's no point in holding on to something closely

I should let it go (Go), I should let it fade (Fade)

'Cause nothing lasts forever and nothing stays the same

**[All]**

Why do we complicate it?

Why do we get so jaded?

Can we just go back, go back to 2011?

(Can we go back?)

Why do we ruin our dreams?

Why do we sabotage things?

Can we just go back, go back to 2011? (2011)

To 2011

**[Zach Gordon and Sierra McCormick]**

Back to the days when the days were better

Back to the days when the days were better

Back to the days when the days were better

Back to the days when the days were better

**[All]**

Back to the days when the days were better

(Back to the days when the days were better)

Back to the days when the days were better

(Back to the days when the days were better)

Back to the days when the days were better

(Back to the days when the days were better)

Back to the days when the days were better

(Back to the days when the days were better)
Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken

**Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken** is the twentieth episode of season three, and the 74th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on October 26, 2013.

This episode was the twentieth episode to be filmed in Season 3. Primary production took place between April 1-5, 2013.

## Continuity

### **WildSide**

* The events of Wild Relationship is mentioned quite frequently by Rachel and Justice as this episode is revealed to be set exactly one year afterwards.
* The scene where Justice discovers her horrible self-tan briefly mirrors the scene where Dean discovers his changed appearance in Wild Oh No!. Justice also begins to quote (Fake) Dean exactly, before correcting herself ("What have you- okay I'm not tryna quote *you*!")
* The ending scene where Rachel mourns her break-up with Maze heavily mirrors the ending scene from Wild Maze.

### **Good Luck Charlie**

* Justice and Maze's comments about Rachel's matching sweaters is a reference to a gag between Teddy and Spencer from Catch Me If You Can.
* Justice's phone conversation with *Product Support* is similar to Teddy's phone conversation with *Cake World* from Special Delivery.
* While Rachel and Maze reminisce about their memories through a series of flashbacks, the song "You're Something Beautiful" by Bridgit Mendler can be heard in the background. The song was previously featured in Special Delivery.
* Maze's break-up conversation with Rachel is similar to PJ's break-up conversation with Skylar in PJ in the City.
Not So Stupid After All

**Not So Stupid After All** is the thirteenth episode of season two, and the 27th episode of the CFK 2 Go! series *Wild2ide*. It is scheduled to air on May 11, 2024.

This episode was the thirteenth episode to be filmed in Season 2. Primary production took place between March 18-22, 2024.

## Future References (contains spoilers)

The title of this episode is a reference to part of a quote stated by the character Rachel Norman in the *WildSide* episode Wild Finale, after she leaves the house for the final time.

## Cast

### **Main Cast**

* Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford
* Marija Martin as Alexa Wilson
* Jamie Cox as Jane Freebairn
* Issac Ryan Brown as Reuben Fisherman
* Jill To'oh as Blanket Thompson
* Sierra McCormick as Rachel Norman
Wings (music video)

**Wings** is the debut single from the girl group In the Beat (previously *Wild Luck Charlie Girls*). The single was released along with its music video on April 5, 2013.

## Plot

Being the debut music video for the group, the music video followed a linear plot of the girls simply dancing and having fun in different settings. Each setting tended to change at each verse, with the exclusion of the grassland scene; which appeared at the beginning and the end of the video, and the in-between scenes of the girls dancing by themselves; which appeared through-out the video.

## Scenes

The following table lists the settings and costumes of each scene.
WildSide: Wild Trax! 3: The Party Starts Now

**WildSide: Wild Trax! 3: The Party Starts Now** is the third soundtrack from the hit Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. The album consists of re-recorded versions of previous WildSide songs, with the exception of "Old Town Road (WildSide Remix)". The album was released to promote the WildSide reunion special, Our Big Wild Wedding (Prep). It is scheduled to be released on July 16, 2021.

## Song List

1. "Wild, Wild West - Remastered Version ft. Cardi B"
2. "Jumpstart - Remastered Version"
3. "Drop the Code"
4. "This Party Never Stops"
5. "Old Town Road (WildSide Remix)"
6. "Dean's New Rap"
7. "Do What's Right - Remastered Version"
8. "Heartbreak Anthem"
9. "The Snake Is Back - Remastered Version"
10. "Perfect Duet"
11. "Astronomy"
12. "I'll Be There (A capella)"

### **Apple Music Bonus Track**

1. "Wild, Wild West - 10th Anniversary Remix ft. Cardi B

## Artists

The album contains twelve songs performed by a mix of main and guest artists.

* "WildSide Cast" (consisting of Sierra McCormick, Chloe Moretz, Kyle Massey and Zach Gordon) perform "Wild, Wild West (Remastered)", "Jumpstart (Remastered)", "Drop the Code", "This Party Never Stops", "Astronomy", and "I'll Be There (A capella), and are featured on "Old Town Road (WildSide Remix)".
* Zach Gordon performs "Dean's New Rap" and "Do What's Right (Remastered)".
* Zach and Kyle Massey performs "The Snake Is Back (Remastered)".
* Zach and Sierra McCormick performs "Perfect Duet".
* In the Beat perform "Heartbreak Anthem".
* American rappers Cardi B and Lil Nas X appear on a couple of songs on the album.

## Trivia

* This Party Never Stops, Heartbreak Anthem and Astronomy are the only original tracks, as the rest of the songs on the album are either re-recorded/remastered versions of older songs or released prior on other albums.
* Ironically, Zach Gordon released his second studio album, called "The Party Is Over" in April 2021, which contradicts the name of this album.
* Unlike the previous soundtracks, a majority of the tracks released on this album were not heard in the reunion special Our Big Wild Wedding (Prep) despite being released alongside it. Interestingly enough, only four out of the twelve tracks were featured:
	+ This Party Never Stops served as the theme song which could also be heard as transitional music.
	+ Rachel can be seen listening to Heartbreak Anthem towards the end of Part 1.
	+ The instrumental to Old Town Road (WildSide) Remix can be heard during a montage scene in Part 2.
	+ Rachel can be seen writing and performing Astronomy in Part 3 (this sequence was cut for the Comedies for Kids broadcast, however).
Charlie Farber

**Charles "Charlie" Farber** is a recurring character in the CFK 2 Go! series *Wild2ide*. Charlie makes his first appearance in the episode The Show Must Go On when he seen chaperoning the senior prom at South Burbank High School. During the night he ends up meeting Jane Freebairn and the two form an instant connection, becoming an official couple afterwards. Him and Jane end up double dating with Alexa and Bean in That is Not Chocolate, and they have sex for the first time in Keep Your Body Parts to Yourself.

Despite only dating for around nine months at the time, Charlie and Jane officially get engaged in Are You Gonna Light a Cigarette With That? and later get married in Not So Stupid After All. Before the wedding Charlie ends up getting a job offer to work with underprivileged children in Guatemala, so him and Jane end up moving there following their wedding.

Charlie is portrayed by Calum Worthy.

## Appearances

### **Season 2**

* The Show Must Go On (first appearance)
* That is Not Chocolate
* Keep Your Body Parts to Yourself
List of similarities to other Disney Channel shows

From *That's So Raven* to *Good Luck Charlie*, the writing of WildSide has been inspired by many former Disney Channel shows. Since the sitcom acting world is small too, many cast members from said shows have made an appearance in WildSide as well.

All shows are listed on seperate tabs.

* That's So Raven
* Good Luck Charlie
* Wizards of Waverly Place
Soot

**Soot** is a recurring character during the first two seasons of *WildSide*. He has antagonist tendencies. He first appeared in Wild Job as the former head chef of the Indian restaurant Triquan. During his first appearance, he helps the newly appointed head chef Rachel Norman in settling into her job and is instantly attracted to her. Here he attempts to flirt with her and ask her out, however she rejects him every time.

During the events of Wild Maze, Soot accidentally burns down Triquan's kitchen, most likely setting himself to life. It is implied that he did not survive this.

Soot is portrayed by Karan Brar.

## Appearances

### **Season 1**

* **Wild Job**
* **Wild Maze**

### **Special**

* **Our Big Wild Wedding (Prep) - Part 2**

## Trivia

* In season one he was twenty four years old. According to him, he peaked early and never grew since.
* Much like Dean, Soot gained a crush on Rachel at first sight.
* He has been head chef at Triquan since he was thirteen, but gets demoted, promoted, and semi-demoted to it again in Wild Job (head chef for 5 days of the week).
* In the online special Our Big Wild Wedding (Prep), Soot can be seen working as an assistant manager at *Julie's Burger Bar*; the restaurant that Julianna purchased shortly after the events of Wild Finale.
Wild Justice

**Wild Justice** is the third episode of season two, and the 30th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on January 27, 2012.

This episode was the second episode to be filmed in Season 2. Primary production took place between July 25-29, 2011.

## Overview

When the friends notice that Justice hasn't been on her cell phone lately, she reveals to them that she developed an injury - "text thumbs". While not being convinced, the group all decide to recap events from the previous night leading up to this discovery.

## Continuity

* Simon makes a reappearance in this episode and makes a reference to the events of Wild Haunted House.

## Future References (contains spoilers)

* Simon reappears in Wild Bounce and references the events of this episode.
* The scene where Justice reveals her "text thumbs" is displayed as a flashback in Wild and Bad Memories as apart of Justice's bad memories.

## Cast

### **Main Cast**

* Sierra McCormick as Rachel Norman
* Chloe Moretz as Justice Leonardo
* Kyle Massey as Gary Fisherman
* Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford
* Rebecca Graham as April Haden
Wild Bounce

**Wild Bounce** is the fifth episode of season three, and the 59th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on March 19, 2013.

This episode was the seventh episode to be filmed in Season 3. Primary production took place between September 3-7, 2012.

## Overview

During a dodgeball match, Rachel and Justice accidentally knock April out cold and change her personality completely. April now becomes the smartest person in the house, causing Rachel to be jealous. Meanwhile, Bill questions his first name when he suddenly receives a mountain load of bills at once.

## Continuity

### WildSide

* Dean appears to pitch in baseball again. He was first seen as pitcher in Wild Game.
* At the end of baseball practice, Justice makes a comment about loving baseball. Rachel questions her statement claiming that she thought she hated it; especially about what happened last time. This is a reference to Wild Game, as in that episode Justice is seen getting hit in the head with a baseball.
* Justice tells Rachel that the P.E. teacher was about to get "justified". Justice last used this term in Wild Embarrassment.
* An abundance of references are made by Dean and Rachel during their banter before the dodgeball match.
	+ Dean tells Rachel that he was the caption of the basketball team, football team, and the baseball team.
	+ Rachel mentions winning the "Ping Pong Champion of the School" from WildSide Goes Ping Pong.
	+ Before the match begins, Dean tells Rachel to "break her leg". Rachel reminds him that his talk was useless, as she already broke her leg before.
* The recurring character Simon makes a reappearance in this episode and mentions events from the episodes Wild Haunted House and Wild Justice.
* In this episode, Dean mentions the show "Bee Man"; a widely popular Comedies for Kids series. Dean previously mentioned another CFK show, "Cheater", in Wild Tennis Tournament.

### Good Luck Charlie

* During his talk with Bill, PJ recalls almost the entire plot of his subplot the episode Catch Me If You Can. Afterwards, he begins to mention events from the episode Special Delivery.
* At the end of the episode, PJ compares Bill's scream to smashing the Serenade through the kitchen; which occurred in Special Delivery.
List of adult subject matter in Wild2ide

*WildSide* was a widely popular Comedies for Kids sitcom that aired between September 2011 and February 2015. Like with most Comedies for Kids shows at the time, the show's target demographic consisted primarily of older children, pre-teens and young teenagers. Its 2023 sequel series *Wild2ide* on the other hand, shifted its target demographic to consist of young adults (primarily child fans who grew up with the original series); therefore its writing was changed to accomodate this. Many of the show's jokes allude to "adult" topics such as sexual intercourse, or simply jokes that viewers under a certain age may not fully comprehend (eg. references to unemployment).

The following article attempts to list all adult subject matter that is present in *Wild2ide*. As with the warning above, reader discretion is strongly advised.

## General

* Typically curse words (such as damn, crap, ass, bitch, shit and fuck) are commonly said among the characters in the series.

## Episodes

### Season 1

#### I Think It's Missing Something

* The scene where Victoria gives Alexa a slap may be seen as violent, given that Alexa actually ends up on the floor afterwards.
* Many young viewers may not fully comprehend Danielle and Rachel's conversation about their Nanna's will.
* Jane immediately heads for the bar in the restaurant and begins to drink. Victoria also refers to Jane as an "alcoholic".
* Dean (after having a drink himself) begins to film Alexa and Victoria's food fight, referring to it as a "chick fight". Fights between young attractive women can be viewed sexually by male audiences.

#### At Least I'm Your Friend

* This episode deals with themes that concern members of the LGBTQ+ community such as gender identity and sexuality. This may be seen as inappropriate for younger audiences.
* Rachel expresses her disappointment when she learns about Dean's lack of taste. Here she makes reference to oral sex with children present.
	+ **Rachel:** Man, what good is it for a wife when her husband can't taste *anything*? Our weeknights suddenly have gotten way less interesting.
	 **Jane:** Uh, Rachel... there are children present.
Fantastic Wild West

**Fantastic Wild West** is a duet performed by the characters Rachel Norman and Chile Parks in the episode WildSide Joins the E.G.G. Plant. While the full version of the song was performed in the episode, it was also released on WildSide: Wild Trax! on July 27, 2012; the same day as the episode's release.

## Lyrics

Mmm, mmm-mmm, mmm-mmm, mmm-mmm-mmm-mmm-mmm (x2)

Everybody's got their thing

Something different we all bring

Don't you let them snip your wings

Just do it, just do it

And we're fire and we gaze

In extraordinary amaze

Just seven days a week

Just do it, just do it

A fourty-seven heartbeats

Livin' in the back streets

North, east, east, south

All in the same house

Turn to the left, turn to the right

I don't care as long as she comes tonight

'Cause I am, you are, we all are

Fantastic

Oh, fantastic

Dance to the beat that we like best

Headin' for the nineties

Livin' in the wild, wild west

The wild, wild west!

Owe!

'Cause I am, you are, we all are

Fantastic

Oh, fantastic!

Dance to the beat the we like best

Headin' for the nineties

Livin' in the wild, wild west

The wild, wild west

Oh fantastic!

A wild west!

Fantastic!

A wild west!

Fantastic!

A wild west!

Fantastic!

A wild west!

Fantastic!

Wild west!

Woo-hoo!

Pow!

## Trivia

* This song is the only song featured on the WildSide: Wild Trax! soundtrack that was recorded in 2012.
* This song serves as a piano mash-up between the two theme songs of *WildSide* and *E.G.G. Plant*, Wild, Wild West and Fantastic.
* In the series, this song was gifted by Chile Parks to Rachel.
* The song premiered on the same day that the soundtrack was released, July 27, 2012.

## Navigation

"Dean's Rap"
"Money, Money, Money"

"Do What's Right"
"Love is a Generation"
"Showtime"

"Time in Colorado"
"Good Night"
"**Fantastic Wild West**"
Jane Freebairn

**Jane Freebairn** is one of the main characters of the *WildSide* sequel series *Wild2ide*. She is a computer programmer who decides move into a new house with strangers Rachel and Dean Ford, Alexa Wilson, and Blanket Thompson in Burbank, California. She is also a big fan of Rachel and Dean after finding a way to watch their teenage footage from the government.

Jane is portrayed by Jamie Cox.

## Biography

### **History**

#### **Stick By Each Other No Matter What (Part 1)**

 **This episode centers on this character along with one other character.**

#### **Stick By Each Other No Matter What (Part 2)**

 **This episode centers on this character along with one other character.**

#### **Jobs Come and Go**

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### **Make Up a Lie**

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### **I Think It's Missing Something**

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### **I've Got a lot of Hair on My... Head**

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### **The Show Must Go On**

 **This episode centers on this character, along with more than one other character.**

#### **At Least I'm Your Friend**

 **This character is the central character of this episode.**

#### **No One Finds That Funny**

 **This episode centers on this character, along with more than one other character.**

#### **That Outfit Didn't Look All That Good Anyway**

 **This character is the central character of this episode.**

#### **Not Yams, Spams!**

 **This character is the central character of this episode.**

#### **Keep Your Body Parts to Yourself**

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### **That is Not Chocolate**

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### **Wish You Some Wild Luck**

 **This episode centers around another character.**
Rachel Ford (WildSide)/Season 4

#### Wild Life Before

 **This episode centers on this character, along with more than one other character.**

#### Wild Switch

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### Wild Time on the Farm

 **This episode centers on this character, along with more than one other character.**

#### Wild Regret

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### Wild April's Fool

 **This character is the central character of this episode.**

#### Wild Vacation (Part One)

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### Wild Vacation (Part Two)

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### Wild Whisperer

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### Wild Mistake

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### Wild Slam Drink

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### Wild Hat in the Cat

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### Wild Night In

 **This episode centers on this character, along with more than one other character.**

#### Wild Reputation

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### Wild Future

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### Wild Friendship

 **This episode centers on this character along with one other character.**

#### Wild and Wilder

 **This character is the central character of this episode.**

#### Wild Meeting

 **This episode centers around another character.**

#### Wild Dean's Soul Mate

 **This episode centers on this character along with one other character.**

#### Wild Break-Up

 **This episode centers on this character along with one other character.**

#### Wild Warehouse

 **This episode centers on this character along with one other character.**

#### Wild, Wild Radio

 **This episode centers on this character along with one other character.**

#### Wild Second Job

 **This episode centers on this character along with one other character.**

#### Wild Finale (Part One)

 **This episode centers on this character along with one other character.**

#### Wild Finale (Part Two)

 **This episode centers on this character, along with more than one other character.**
Kenwood Delay

**Kenwood James Delay** (October 25, 1950 - February 25, 2022) was an American actor, voice actor, director, screenwriter and executive producer. While he starred in well-known roles in films such as *Innerspace* (1987), *Honey, I Shrunk the Kids* (1989), *Arachnophobia* (1990), and *High School Musical 2* (2007), in recent years he became best known for his behind-the-scenes work on the television network Comedies for Kids; specifically for executive producing and writing the hit television show *WildSide*.

In September 2019, Delay revealed that he had recently been diagnosed with bowel cancer. This would later be the cause of his death on February 25, 2022.

## Episodes Written

### **Season 1**

* Wild Pilot
* Wild School
* Wild Job
* Wild Embarrassment
* Wild Tennis Tournament
* Wild Boyfriend
* Wild Broken Faucet
* Wild Broken Nose
* Wild Bowling Day
* Wild Soup Seller
* Wild Big Sister
* Wild Addict
* Wild Haunted House
* Wild Rainy Day
* Wild Valentine's Day

### **Season 2**

* Wild and Wet
* Wild Lucky
* Wild Old Lady
* Wild Oh No!
* Wild Principal's Principles
* Wild Heartthrob
* Wild Snake
* Wild Opposition
* Wild Smell
* WildSide Goes Ping Pong
* WildSide Joins the E.G.G. Plant
* Wild Animals
* Wild Relationship
* Wild Celebration

### **Season 3**

* Wild Weather
* Wild Thanksgiving
* Wild Party
* Wild Bounce
* Wild Dine
* Wild Hog
* Wild Luck Charlie
* Wild Bully the II
* Wild, Wild West
* Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken
* Wild and Bad Memories

### **Season 4**

* Wild Regret
* Wild Slam Drink
* Wild Night In
* Wild Warehouse
* Wild Second Job
* Wild Finale

### **Other**

* WildSide: Journey to New Jersey
* Our Big Wild Wedding (Prep)

## Trivia

* He worked as an actor for several decades until he began working behind the scenes at Disney Channel and Comedies for Kids in the 2000s.
* Some television shows he worked on prior to *WildSide* include *That's So Raven*, *Living on an Island*, *Hannah Montana*, *Genies of Lippy Street*, *Yellow and Green*, and *Good Luck Charlie*.
* He pitched multiple shows to Comedies for Kids and Disney Channel before CFK finally picked up *WildSide* in 2010.
* Sierra McCormick originally auditioned for the role of April, however Delay saw a lot more potential in her. After familiarising himself with her previous work (including her guest appearance on *Hannah Montana*), Delay asked her to read for the role of Rachel.
* Delay has writing credits on 61/100 episodes, not including the movie or 2021 reunion special. He has stated that during the first three seasons, he still had a say on the types of stories he wanted to be included in the show.
* He has writing credits on the following *Good Luck Charlie* episodes:
	+ Bad Luck Teddy
	+ Catch Me if You Can
	+ Guys & Dolls
	+ Charlie Whisperer
	+ All Fall Down
	+ Doppel Date
	+ Rock Enroll
	+ Teddy's New Beau
	+ Teddy's Choice
Ivy Wentz

**Ivy Renee Wentz** is a recurring character in the Disney Channel series *Good Luck Charlie* and a minor character in the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. She is Teddy's best friend. She is portrayed by Raven Goodwin.

## Appearances

### **Season 3**

* **Wild Luck Charlie** (first appearance) - While spending the night in the WildSide friends' house, Teddy invites Ivy over to save her dignity. This understandably upsets Amy as Ivy chooses to eat dinner with them. The following day, Amy makes Ivy and Teddy, along with Rachel Norman and Justice Leonardo perform the closing number of her "Settle Our Differences Show".
* **Wild Bully the II** - Ivy and Teddy appear at Emma Ginley's birthday party and stick by each other's sides. Ivy arrives late, with the excuse that she was on a date with Serge Lefler (this is a direct reference to the Good Luck Charlie episode Bad Luck Teddy, with borrowed dialogue).

## Trivia

* Ivy is the only *Good Luck Charlie* character, besides Mrs Dabney, to make their first appearance in Wild Luck Charlie. However according to production codes, Wild Bully the II was produced before Wild Luck Charlie, making Wild Bully the II her first appearance production wise.
* Although she has not shown any musical ability in *Good Luck Charlie*, she appears to sing quite well in Wild Luck Charlie.
* Most of Ivy's dialogue in WildSide consist of direct quotes or references to Good Luck Charlie episodes. Her dialogue in Wild Bully the II completely consist of borrowed Good Luck Charlie.
Wild Bigfoot

**Wild Bigfoot** is the eleventh episode of season three, and the 65th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on June 16, 2013.

This episode was the tenth episode to be filmed in Season 3. Primary production took place between November 5-9, 2012.

## Continuity

### WildSide

* The woods that the friends visit in Wild Ride appears again, however this time the friends choose to go to the camping side.
	+ The circumstances where Rachel, Gary and Justice split up and require Dean to get them out of trouble is also mirrored from this episode (getting tied up by bigfoot/getting stuck in quicksand).
* Dan Hord from Wild Other Side makes his second appearance in the series.

### Good Luck Charlie

* Bob Duncan lets Rachel borrow Teddy's video camera from the series. After this moment, the episode cuts to a shot of future Charlie watching Teddy's video diaries; where a couple of video diaries from previous episodes are displayed:
	+ The one where Amy consoles Teddy after a heartbreak in Girl Bites Dog.
	+ The one where the Duncans are stuck in the hotel room in All Fall Down.
Wild Job

**Wild Job** is the third episode of season one, and the 3rd episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on October 1, 2011.

This episode was the ninth episode to be filmed in Season 1. Primary production took place between March 7-11, 2011.

## Overview

Upon noticing a help wanted sign out front, aspiring chef Rachel suggests to her friends to apply for jobs at the Indian restaurant Triquan. Everyone but Rachel manages to get hired as waiters, and Rachel immediately gets hired as head chef.

## Future References (contains spoilers)

* Rachel returns to her job at Triquan in Wild Maze, where it is revealed that she barely worked a shift.
	+ Soot's crush on Rachel, as well as Julianna's obsession with chocolate chip cookies, also make a return in the same episode.
* This episode is heavily referenced in Wild Animals when the friends return to work at Triquan.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Sierra McCormick as Rachel Norman
* Chloë Moretz as Justice Leonardo
* Kyle Massey as Gary Fisherman
* Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford
* Rebecca Graham as April Haden

### Recurring Cast

* T'Keyah Crystal Keymah as Julianna
* Karan Brar as Soot

### Guest Cast

* Bradley Steven Perry as Customer
* Devan Leos as Dork Kid
Wild Night In

**Wild Night In** is the twelfth episode of season four, and the 88th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on August 30, 2014.

This episode was the ninth episode to be filmed in Season 4. Primary production took place between February 10-14, 2014.

## Trivia

* When Justice kicks her foot on the chest of drawers, you could see a SUPER-Mario themed Thing on the drawers.
Wild Old Lady

**Wild Old Lady** is the fourth episode of season two, and the 31st episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on February 3, 2012.

This episode was the seventh episode to be filmed in Season 2. Primary production took place between August 29-September 2, 2011.

## Continuity

* Gary's special money skill was first seen in Wild Rich Girl - when Rachel showed him the $50 note she found on the sidewalk, he tells her that he recognised it as his.
* The paramedic seen tending to Ms Waters in this episode made his first appearance in Wild Injury and brings up the events of that episode to Rachel when he sees her.

## Future References (contains spoilers)

* In this episode, Ms Waters refuses to eat Rachel's cookies as she believed that her's was the best. In Wild Situation, Ms Waters tells Rachel's friend Cassidy that she thought that Rachel was a terrible chef in reference to this.
* Ms Waters gives Rachel the nickname of "Bossy" in this episode, which can be heard in future episodes such as Wild Situation, Wild Black and White and Wild Animals.
* Bruce, after debuting in this episode, runs into a problem with Dean again in Wild Butt Diallers.
* A few events from this episode are seen as flashbacks in Wild and Bad Memories.
	+ Ms Waters throwing the plate of cookies at Rachel and Rachel sitting on her pumpkin quiche is displayed in Rachel's bad memories.
	+ The vacuum cleaner exploding and Dean getting paint dumped over his head by Bruce is displayed in Gary and Dean's combined bad memories.
* This episode is heavily referenced in Wild Reputation as both episodes deal with the plot of Dean "abandoning" his friends.

## Cast

### **Main Cast**

* Sierra McCormick as Rachel Norman
* Chloe Moretz as Justice Leonardo
* Kyle Massey as Gary Fisherman
* Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford
* Rebecca Graham as April Haden

### **Recurring Cast**

* Renee Taylor as Ms Waters
* Dan Mott as Bruce
Minor Characters

The following article contains a list of **minor characters** that have made an appearance in one episode only of the television series *WildSide*.

For convenience, the characters have been divided up into tabs based on the season in which they've appeared. All character names have been listed in alphabetical order.

* Season 1
* Season 2
* Season 3
* Movie
* Season 4
Opening Titles (Wild2ide)

**Wild2ide** had an opening title sequence that would play following a cold opening scene in each episode. Each season received its own unique title sequence featuring clips from episodes in or around the season, set to the show's theme song Disaster.

The purpose of this article is to document the different versions of the opening titles used throughout the series, including a description and where applicable, the episodes where the clips take place.

## Opening Titles

### Season 1

* Rachel sighing with a laptop on her waist (Jobs Come and Go).
* Rachel slapping a ketchup bottle (That Outfit Didn't Look All That Good Anyway)
* Rachel tossing around a pair of socks (At Least I'm Your Friend).
* Dean looking bored out of his mind (Jobs Come and Go).
* Dean lifting the collar of his denim jacket (I've Got a lot of Hair on My... Head).
* Dean dipping his microphone while dressed as an 80s rockstar (No One Finds That Funny).
* Rachel, Dean, Jane and Alexa falling during a game of Twister (Make Up a Lie).
* Jane and Blanket eyeballing each other (I've Got a lot of Hair on My... Head).
* Rachel and Alexa jumping up and down in excitement (Jobs Come and Go).
* The friends getting busted by a security guard (Make Up a Lie).
* Jane pointing to a crow in a cage (Make Up a Lie).
* Jane holding a book looking suspicious (I Think It's Missing Something).
* Jane holding up a screw (At Least I'm Your Friend).
* Alexa getting lifted up out of a pie by her sister (I Think It's Missing Something).
* Alexa using a blender (Stick By Each Other No Matter What (Part 2))
* Alexa eating seaweed (I've Got a lot of Hair on My... Head).
* Alexa hitting Dean with a slipper (No One Finds That Funny).
* Blanket hanging on a window (Stick By Each Other No Matter What (Part 1)).
* Blanket throwing up a piece of candy (Stick By Each Other No Matter What (Part 2)).
* Blanket shaking a barrel while wearing a lay (Make Up a Lie).
Wild Child

**Wild Child** is the ninth episode of season three, and the 63rd episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on June 14, 2013.

This episode was the ninth episode to be filmed in Season 3. Primary production took place between October 15-19, 2012.

## Continuity

### WildSide

* The opening scene where Justice watches Rachel giggling with Maze on the couch is almost identical to the opening scene of Wild Snake, where she watches Rachel eating yoghurt with Jacob on the couch.
* Before attempting to get the marshmallow out of Dean's hair, Rachel makes a reference to her getting gum out of Justice's hair in Wild Broken Nose.
* Rachel tells her friends that Julianna never let her speak over the loudspeaker (microphone) at Triquan in reference to Wild Maze.

### Good Luck Charlie

* The park that Rachel, Maze and Bill walk through (albeit a green-screen) is the same one that appeared in the episode Study Buddy. It is heavily implied that it is the same one.
* At one point Gary (and later Justice) talk to themselves in their head before getting distracted by a bowl of grapes. This exact sequence appears a couple of times in the episode All Fall Down.
* Gary makes a reference to Snappy from the episode Catch Me If You Can. Slitherz also makes reference to him at the end of the episode.
* Dead Man's Lake from the episode Baby's First Vacation is mentioned by name and discussed at one point. Rachel also brings it up to Edward the same way that Bob does (by drinking through a cup).
	+ The host of the reality show *Scary House* also appears a bit later in the scene and references the events from the episode.
Wild Broken Faucet

**Wild Broken Faucet** is the ninth episode of season one, and the 9th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on November 3, 2011.

This episode was the fourth episode to be filmed in Season 1. Primary production took place between January 24-28, 2011.

## Overview

Rachel and Dean work together to fix the faucet in the bathroom. Meanwhile, Gary learns about Justice's real surname while she attempts to convince Mr Leopron to overturn his cell phone policy.

## Continuity

* Mr Leopron's cell phone policy from Wild School is mentioned again in this episode.

## Future References (contains spoilers)

* In this episode, Justice mentions the concept of cell phones exercising your thumbs. This concept is brought up again by her in Wild Rich Girl.
* Justice's incident in the shower from this episode is mentioned in Wild and Wet.
* The detention slip that Justice receives in this episode reappears in Wild Party. For whatever reason, the slip is only found by Mr Leopron in that episode, despite it being set more than twelve months after this episode.
* A couple events from this episode are shown as flashbacks in Wild and Bad Memories.
	+ Rachel slipping over is displayed in Rachel's bad memories.
	+ Justice being trapped in the flowing shower is displayed in Justice's bad memories.

## Cast

### **Main Cast**

* Sierra McCormick as Rachel Norman
* Chloe Moretz as Justice Leonardo
* Kyle Massey as Gary Fisherman
* Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford
* Rebecca Graham as April Haden

## Trivia

* In countries like Australia and the United Kingdom, this episode is called "Wild Broken **Tap**" instead of "Wild Broken **Faucet**".
* This is the first episode that we see Dean (or any character) shirtless.
* This episode reveals that Rachel owns a large toolbox, and that she is capable of changing pipes.
* This episode reveals that Justice's full surname is *Leonardo* instead of just *Leon*. The reason why she shortened it was because she thought it made her sound Italian.
* In this episode, we learn that Gary referred to himself as Gary Fisher between the first and third grade.
* The reason why all of the water flow in the house was broken was because April was playing with switches from the side of the house.

## Goofs

* There really was no reason why Dean needed to be present while Rachel was fixing the faucet.
* It is unknown why Rachel and Dean didn't attend school that day while Gary and Justice did.
* It is never explained where or how Rachel got the new pipe from. Was it conveniently in her toolbox already?
* Why did Rachel attempt to fix the faucet when it was the shower that was broken to begin with? It would have made more sense to fix the shower first.