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List of Good Luck Charlie references in WildSide

In early 2011, the children's television network Disney Channel hired renowned actor and writer Kenwood Delay to be apart of the writing team for their original series *Good Luck Charlie*. During this time, Delay became close friends with the executive producers of *GLC*, Phil Baker and Drew Vaupen. Around the same time, the pair were hired by Comedies for Kids to be apart of the writing team for Kenwood's original series *WildSide*. Despite the two series appearing on rivalling networks, the trio decided to make their shows crossover with one another, due to the shows' target demographics being around the same age. The decision was made by both networks by late 2011, and several agreements were made so that multiple characters could appear on both shows over multiple episodes.

These began occurring during midway through the second season of *WildSide*, and at the beginning of the third season of *Good Luck Charlie*.

The following article lists all of WildSide's references to Good Luck Charlie. This may involve the mention of characters, events, or the appearance of characters in the series. If you would like to read WildSide's references to Good Luck Charlie, click here.

## Season 2

### Wild Snake

* After Justice makes Dean scream really loudly in one scene, the scene cuts across a few streets away to the Duncan house, where several *Good Luck Charlie* characters are seen reacting to it. In order of appearance, Teddy, Gabe, Amy, Charlie, Bob and PJ (voice off-screen) all appear. This marks the first time a *GLC* character (or in this case *several* characters) officially appears in *WildSide*.
* The closing credits involves all of the characters singing a song to the melody of "Oh When the Saints Go Marching In" while dressed in choir robes. The scene plays out very similarly to the closing scene of the *Good Luck Charlie* episode Amazing Gracie.

### WildSide Goes Ping Pong

* For whatever reason, archive footage of Teddy from the episode Bad Luck Teddy is displayed during the ping pong tournament grand final whenever the audience is shown. This could imply that Teddy was present for the event, even though Teddy had not physically met any *WS* character at this stage.

### Wild Berries

* The minor character Alice Wartheimer makes a major appearance in this episode and references her appearance in Charlie Did It!.

### Wild Animals

* The scene where Slitherz and Pickles meet is similar in dialogue to a scene from Love is in the Air.
* The music used in both Chloe and Bill's viral videos was previously used in several Good Luck Charlie episodes, such as Charlie is 2!.
* Teddy and Spencer make an appearance in this episode while wearing their princess and frog costumes from previous episodes. They also make reference to the episode Make Room for Baby.
* The hospital room set was previously seen in the episode It's a Charlie Duncan Thanksgiving.
PJ Duncan

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**Patrick John "PJ" Duncan** is the eldest of the Duncan children. He is known for his lack of intelligence, but also as "the nice one". He is a recurring character in seasons two and three of *WildSide*. He is portrayed by Jason Dolley.

## Appearances

### **Season 2**

* **Wild Snake** (voice only) - PJ yells to his parents from the bathroom after they suspect him of screaming.
* **Wild Celebration (Part 1)** (first appearance) - PJ delivers Kwikki Chikki to the WildSide house and Rachel is caught staring at him.

### **Season 3**

* **Wild Weather** - Amy brings her family along to a holiday convoy in the snow, located near the hotel the ski resort stayed at in the *Good Luck Charlie* episode Snow Show. PJ (along with Amy and Teddy) greets Calum Leopron at his convoy and tells him about his previous snow experiences. At the end of the episode (set approximately ten years into the future), PJ walks past a frozen "abandoned" bus and implies that there are dead people inside.
* **Wild Bounce** - PJ seeks Bill's advice and is shown talking to him in his office. Here, he talks about events from episodes Catch Me If You Can and Special Delivery. At the end of the episode, PJ and Bob are shown walking outside a post office and they hear Bill screaming.
* **Wild Dine** - Rachel hires PJ and Emmett to perform at Triquan as one of her many distractions. The band play their song "Hot".
* **Wild Luck Charlie** - PJ is against the idea of staying over at the WildSide friends' house, but it seen hanging out in their bathroom anyway.
Love Story

**Love Story** is a song performed by Alexa Wilson in the *Wild2ide* musical episode No One Finds That Funny. It is a cover of a song by American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift, originally released in 2008 (and re-recorded and re-released in 2021).

Although a portion of it is heard in the series, a full version was released on *Wild2ide: A New Trax Record* on May 5, 2023; over an entire month before the episode premiered.

## Trivia

* Marija Stove is a massive fan of the song in real-life. It is apparently the only Taylor Swift song she is a fan of.
Off the Ground (EP)

**Off the Ground (EP)** is an upcoming extended play to commemorate the 10 year anniversary of the WildSide Cast song Jumpstart. It is scheduled to be released on April 13, 2022, exactly ten years after the release of the Jumpstart single and music video.

## Song List

Along with the original single version from 2012 and the remastered version from the 2021 album *WildSide: Wild Trax! 3: The Party Starts Now*, fans will be treated with never before heard remixes of the song, including the one heard in the episode Wild Dream Come True and an acoustic version recorded by the cast in 2022. A studio version of the theme song to Wild Dream Come True (recorded in 2012) will also be released digitally for the first time under the title "Wild Wild Dream Come True".

1. "Jumpstart"
2. "Jumpstart - Remastered Version"
3. "Jumpstart - Episode Version"
4. "Jumpstart - Acoustic Version"
5. "Wild Wild Dream Come True"
6. "2011"

## Trivia

* Along with the extended play, a 4K and a 24 hour version of the Jumpstart music video was uploaded onto WildSide Cast's YouTube channel to commemorate the anniversary.
Memories

**Memories** is a song performed by Jane Freebairn, Alexa Wilson and Blanket Thompson in the *Wild2ide* musical episode No One Finds That Funny.

Although a portion of it is heard in the series, a full version was released on *Wild2ide: A New Trax Record* on May 5, 2023; over an entire month before the episode premiered.

In real life, the song was originally released as a single by American recording artist Conan Gray on April 15, 2022.
WildSide: Wild Trax!

**WildSide: Wild Trax!** is a soundtrack from the hit Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. The album features songs from the show, specifically from the episodes Wild School, Wild Undercover Celebrity, Wild Dream Come True, Wild Heartthrob and WildSide Joins the E.G.G. Plant. It was released on July 27, 2012.

It was followed by *WildSide: Wild Trax! 2* on April 12, 2013.

## Song List

1. "Wild, Wild West (Theme Song)"
2. "Dean's Rap"
3. "Money, Money, Money"
4. "My Cell Phone"
5. "Do What's Right"
6. "Love is a Generation"
7. "Showtime"
8. "Jumpstart"
9. "Time in Colorado"
10. "Good Night"
11. "Fantastic Wild West"

## Artists

This album contains eleven songs performed by a mix of main and guest cast.

* "WildSide Cast" (consisting of Sierra McCormick, Chloe Moretz, Kyle Massey, Zachary Gordon and Rebecca Graham) perform "Wild, Wild West (Theme Song)" and "Jumpstart".
* Zachary Gordon performs "Dean's Rap" and "Do What's Right".
* Logan Henderson performs "Money, Money, Money" (as a replacement for Kyle Massey).
* Chloe Moretz performs "My Cell Phone".
* Sierra McCormick performs "Love is a Generation" and "Fantastic Wild West" (with *E.G.G. Plant* star Ally Cole).
* Chris Galya (credited as Jeremy Train) performs "Time in Colorado" and "Good Night".

## Trivia

* "Wild, Wild West (Theme Song)" is the only song not formally performed in an episode, however part of it is heard at the beginning of most episodes.
* "Wild, Wild West (Theme Song)" and "Jumpstart" was first released on iTunes in April 2012 as singles. An accompanying music video for "Jumpstart" was released subsequently around the same time and has accumulated over one billion views on YouTube in May 2015.
* Every song, except for "Fantastic Wild West" was recorded in 2011. "Fantastic Wild West" was recorded during production of WildSide Joins the E.G.G. Plant in March 2012.
* 5 out of the 11 songs were originally featured in the show's musical episode Wild Undercover Celebrity.
* "Wild, Wild West (Theme Song)", "Money, Money, Money", and "Love is a Generation" are covers.
List of similarities to other Disney Channel shows/Good Luck Charlie

Good Luck Charlie is an American sitcom that originally aired on Disney Channel from April 4, 2010, to February 16, 2014. The series' creators, Phil Baker and Drew Vaupen, wanted to create a program that would appeal to entire families, not just children. It focuses on the Duncan family of Denver as they adjust to the births of their fourth and fifth children, Charlotte "Charlie" (Mia Talerico) and Toby (Logan Moreau). In each episode, Teddy Duncan (Bridgit Mendler) adds to a video diary that contains advice for Charlie about their family and life as a teenager. Teddy tries to show Charlie what she might go through when she is older for future reference. Each video diary ends with Teddy (or another family member, even Charlie) saying the eponymous phrase, "Good luck, Charlie".

Just like other Disney Channel shows, a portion of WildSide's jokes were heavily inspired by jokes originally used in Good Luck Charlie. As WildSide is considered to be the "sister show" to Good Luck Charlie, many characters and cast members have appeared in both shows, and these characters have made references to events from Good Luck Charlie episodes. This page however, will only document gags that were not specifically stated by Good Luck Charlie characters.
Cynthia O'Hare

**Cynthia Beatrice O'Hare** (born May 30, 1967) is an American politician, diplomat, and lawyer who most recently served as the US Ambassador to Canada from 2013 to 2017, and who also served as Mayor of Las Vegas from 1999 to 2005.

O'Hare was a key part of the Democratic Party Machine from 2005 - 2013, as she served as the treasurer for the Democratic National Committee.

O'Hare is currently employed as an adjunct professor of political science at Cornell University.
Astronomy

**Astronomy** is a song performed by WildSide Cast. The song is predominantly performed by Sierra McCormick during the opening scene of the *WildSide* special, Our Big Wild Wedding (Prep) - Part 3. On the soundtrack version, it can be heard as a duet with Zach Gordon, with Chloë Grace Moretz and Kyle Massey singing back-up vocals.

The song was released as a single on June 5, 2021.

## Lyrics

* Episode Version
* Soundtrack Version

We drive through the woods

Rich neighbourhoods

To watch

We joked as we looked

That they were too good

For us

'Cause socially speaking

We were the same

With runaway fathers and mothers who drank

A tale old as time

Young love don't last for life

And now I know

Now I know

It's time to go

It's time to go

We've travelled the seas

We've ridden the stars

We've seen everything

From Saturn to Mars

As much as it seems

Like you own my heart

It's astronomy

We're two worlds apart

(It's astronomy)

We're two worlds apart

Stop tryna keep us alive

You're pointing at stars in the sky

That already died

Stop tryna keep us alive

You can't force the starts to align

When they've already

Died!

Oh we've died! Oooooooooh!

Oh we've travelled the seas

We've ridden the stars

We've seen everything

From Saturn to Mars

As much as it seems

Like you own my heart

It's astronomy

We're two worlds apart

We drive through the woods

Rich neighbourhoods

To watch

We joked as we looked

That they were too good

For us

'Cause socially speaking

We were the same

With runaway fathers and mothers who drank

A tale old as time

Young love don't last for life

And now I know

Now I know

It's time to go

It's time to go

We've travelled the seas

We've ridden the stars

We've seen everything

From Saturn to Mars

As much as it seems

Like you own my heart

It's astronomy

We're two worlds apart

(It's astronomy)

We're two worlds apart

(It's astronomy)

We're two worlds apart

From far away

I wish I'd stayed

With you

But here face-to-face

A stranger that I once knew

I thought if I wondered

I'd fall back in love

You said "distance brings fondness"

But guess not with us

The only mistake

That we didn't make

Was run

(Now look what we've done!)

We've travelled the seas

We've ridden the stars

We've seen everything

From Saturn to Mars

As much as it seems

Like you own my heart

It's astronomy

We're two worlds apart

(It's astronomy)

We're two worlds apart

Stop tryna keep us alive

You're pointing at stars in the sky

That already died

Stop tryna keep us alive

You can't force the starts to align

When they've already

Died!

Oh we've died! Oooooooooh!

Oh we've travelled the seas

We've ridden the stars

We've seen everything

From Saturn to Mars

As much as it seems

Like you own my heart

It's astronomy

We're two worlds apart
Simon

**Simon** is a child genius and serves as a seasonal regular in the television series *WildSide*. The friends call upon his paranormal counseling services in Wild Haunted House after they suspect that their house is haunted. In every appearance afterwards, he appears to get promoted, as he goes from owning his own office in Wild Justice, to working for Colorado State School in Wild Bounce. The entire town trusts him to solve the case of the neighbourhood prankster in Wild April's Fool. He is portrayed by Davis Cleveland.

## Background

Simon is an apparent child genius, given the fact that he managed to graduate high school and begin college by eight years old. He started his own paranormal counseling business; proven successful after his multiple advertisements in the town's phone book. He got promoted to a normal counselor for Colorado State School by season three.

## Appearances

### **Season 1**

* **Wild Haunted House** - The friends call upon Simon's paranormal counselling services after spotting his advertisement in the phonebook. Despite being shocked at his age, the friends let Simon complete a thorough paranormal investigation in their house.

### **Season 2**

* **Wild Justice** - Simon is once again called upon to find out the truth behind Justice's text thumbs story.

### **Season 3**

* **Wild Bounce** - Now with his own office in Colorado State School, Rachel, Justice and Dean enlist Simon's help in turning April back to normal.

### **Season 4**

* **Wild April's Fool** - Simon is put in charge of finding the neighbourhood prankster during a town meeting on Main Street.

## Trivia

* Simon is the only character in the series that has appeared in one episode of each season.
* Justice and Dean were involved in all four of Simon's cases.
* He owns a van.
Season 2 (Wild2ide)

Talks of a **Season 2** of *Wild2ide* began in March 2023 following the overwhelming amount of pre-orders for the series on CFK 2 Go!. Following the commercial success of the opening episodes of the first season, Season 2 was finally green-lighted alongside Season 3 on June 1, 2023. The full season will consist of 13 episodes, with the season opener set to premiere in January 2024. Production is scheduled to begin in October 2023.

## Plot

The smash-hit sequel series *Wild2ide* returns in a crazier second season where relationships are officially put to the test. Dean must confront his newfound feelings for Alexa after finalising his divorce with Rachel, all while dealing with his new living arrangement with Reuben. Jane's relationship with Charlie grows stronger than ever this season, and Rachel begins to experiment in her new single lifestyle.

## 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

### **Recurring Cast**

* Calum Worthy as Charlie Farber
* Savannah DeLulo as Savannah Wilson
* Jason Biggs as Robert Ford

## Trivia

* The cast billing order in the opening credits of this season has changed significantly from the previous season. Notable changes include:
	+ Zachary Gordon (Dean), who was previously billed second, is billed first.
	+ Marija Martin (Alexa), who was previously billed fourth, is billed second.
	+ Issac Ryan Brown (Reuben), who was previously a recurring character, is upgraded to a main cast member this season and is billed fourth.
	+ Sierra McCormick (Rachel), who was previously billed first, is billed sixth and last. She also receives an "And Starring" credit.
	+ Interestingly enough, Jamie Cox (Jane) and Jill To'oh (Blanket) are the only ones who are billed the same in both seasons (third and fifth respectively). Jill however, receives a "With Starring" credit this time.
Wild, Wild West (Remastered)

**Wild, Wild West (Remastered)** (listed as **Wild, Wild West (Remastered) feat. Cardi B**) is a re-recorded and remastered version of Wild, Wild West, released on the album WildSide: Wild Trax! 3: The Party Starts Now. It is also a collaboration with American rapper Cardi B. It was released on July 16, 2021. It did not feature in any episodes.

## Lyrics

Forty seven deadbeats, livin' in the back streets

North, east, west, south all in the same house

Sittin' in the back room, waiting for the big boom

I'm in the bedroom waitin' for you baby

She's so mean, but I don't care

I love her eyes and her wild, wild hair

Dance to the beat, that we like best

Now we're in the '20s

Livin' in the wild, wild west

The wild, wild west

(Wild west)

Now Dean is in the back room handin' out lollipops

Justice's on her cell phone no longer with Mojo

Forty seven heartbeats beatin' like a drum

Gotta live it up, live it up

Gary's got the same girl

She's so mean, but I don't care

I love her eyes and her wild, wild hair

Dance to the beat, that we like best

Now we're in the '20s

Livin' in the wild, wild west

The wild, wild west

(Wild west)

Yeow!

Now put your flags in the air and march them up and down

Gotta live it up, live it up

All over the town, oh

Turn to the left, turn to the right

I don't care as long as she comes tonight

She's so mean, but I don't care

I love her eyes and her wild, wild hair

Dance to the beat, that we like best

Now we're in the '20s

Livin' in the wild, wild west

The wild, wild west

The wild, wild west

(Wild west)

Yeow wild west!

(Cardi party)

(Here we go)

Brrrr, here come a musical disc

'Cause some people them a-keep waitin' for

This one's called the outlaw, wow

They want me

Ride the rhythm like me ridin' a bike

Shine on me

Murder me chatter when me chat on the mic

Shorties thought this could keep them rockin' 'til the broad daylight

And 'dis for big weddin' prep we rock it all night say

(Cardi party)

(We're rockin' here)

Livin' in the wild, wild west

The wild, wild west

(Wild west)

We were in the 2010s, now we're in the '20s

Screamin' in the back room, waiting for the big boom

Gimme gimme wild west, gimme gimme safe sex

Gimme love, gimme love, gimme time to live it up

She's so mean, but I don't care

I love her eyes and her wild, wild hair

Dance to the beat, that we like best

Now we're in the '20s

Livin' in the wild, wild west

The wild, wild west

The wild, wild west

(Wild west)

Yeow wild west!

(Cardi out!)

## Navigation

"Jumpstart (Remastered)"
"Drop the Code"
"This Party Never Stops"

"Dean's New Rap"
"Do What's Right (Remastered)"
"Heartbreak Anthem"

"Perfect Duet"
"Astronomy"
"I'll Be There (A capella)"
Wild and Bad Memories

**Wild and Bad Memories** is the twenty-second episode of season three, and the 76th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on November 23, 2013.

This episode was the twenty-second episode to be filmed in Season 3. Primary production took place between April 29-May 3, 2013.

## Overview

After Rachel gets suddenly homesick, she decides to want to move back home to Oklahoma. The friends decide to look back at their most hurtful, embarrassing and heartwarming memories over the past three seasons in order to convince her to stay.

## Continuity

* A couple of items that were featured in previous episodes are shown to be in Rachel's memory box. The items included the personalised bowling pin that Dean made for Rachel in Wild Bowling Day and Dean's birthday card from his mom in Wild Celebration.
* The episode served as a clip show which featured dozens of flashbacks to scenes from previous episodes. The episodes featured included:
	+ Wild Pilot
	+ Wild School
	+ Wild Job
	+ Wild Injury
	+ Wild Tennis Tournament
	+ Wild Broken Faucet
	+ Wild Maze
	+ Wild Broken Nose
	+ Wild Bowling Day
	+ Wild Addict
	+ Wild Ride
	+ Wild Diet
	+ Wild Haunted House
	+ Wild Rainy Day
	+ Wild Weird Boy
	+ Wild Valentine's Day
	+ Wild and Wet
	+ Wild Lucky
	+ Wild Justice
	+ Wild Old Lady
	+ Wild but Awesome
	+ Wild Dream Come True
	+ Wild Game
	+ Wild Heartthrob
	+ Wild Bully
	+ Wild Snake
	+ Wild Situation
	+ Wild Smell
	+ WildSide Goes Ping Pong
	+ WildSide Joins the E.G.G. Plant
	+ Wild Animals
	+ Wild Relationship
	+ Wild Celebration
	+ Wild Weather
	+ Wild Christmas
	+ Wild Party
	+ Wild Dine
	+ Wild Protest
	+ Wild Child
	+ Wild Hog
	+ Wild Luck Charlie
	+ Wild Bully the II
	+ Wild Talent
	+ Wild Butt Diallers
	+ Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken
Wild Bully the II

**Wild Bully the II** is the fourteenth episode of season three, and the 68th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on August 14, 2013.

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

## Overview

Despite being the only one uninvited to Emma Ginley's birthday party, Rachel decides to sneak in anyway. Meanwhile, Gary and Julianna come across an abandoned house during an epic road-trip.

## Continuity

### WildSide

* Emma Ginley from Wild Bully makes an appearance in this episode, and the events of the previous episode are briefly mentioned by Justice. This should be expected though, given the episode's name.
* At one point Justice throws water in Rachel's face. She previously throwed water at Dean in Wild Injury, at herself in Wild Heartthrob, and at Gary in Wild Party.
* Dean's crush on Emma is reminiscent to his crush on Georgia in Wild BFF.

### Good Luck Charlie

* The scene where Emma hands out her invites is similar to a scene from the episode The Singin' Dancin' Duncans.
* At one point Dean wears *Duude*, the cologne featured prominently in the episode Wentz's Weather Girls.
* Teddy and Ivy appear at Emma's party and share the exact same conversation that they did in Bad Luck Teddy. The events of that episode are also mentioned by Teddy.
Raya

**Raya** is recurring character during the fourth season of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. She served as Dean's major love interest and they end up dating for around a month. In Wild Break-Up, it is revealed that she was only going out with Dean as a bet; and that she already had a boyfriend. She is portrayed by Katherine McNamara.

## Appearances

### **Season 4**

* Wild Friendship (first appearance)
* Wild and Wilder
* Wild Meeting
* Wild Dean's Soul Mate
* Wild Break-Up
* Wild Warehouse (mentioned only)

## Trivia

* In Wild Friendship, it was revealed that she just moved to Denver; assumingly living there for about a month. Given her situation with her boyfriend and having the "popular girl" status at school, this is unlikely.
* She was in Dean's science class; which was the place they first met. According to her, they met when she dropped her pen on the floor by accident; and Dean was the first guy to pick it up for her.
* She was implied to have a strong disliking towards Rachel; penning her the nickname "Blondie".
* Her family is rich, and she lives in the rich part of town on a hill.
* She is presumably an only child.
* She is of French descent and has a close relationship with her mother.
* She has a large following on Headbook.
* She has a large bedroom featuring a large window with a view of the city. In her bedroom, she also has toys and picture books, including "The Three Little Pigs".
* She dated approximately eight other guys before she started dating Dean. She had so many that her parents made a "boyfriend chair" at the dining table.
* She "dated" Dean for about a month before he broke up with her. She had already been dating Dustin for over two years.
You Were Asleep

**You Were Asleep** is the eleventh episode of season two, and the 25th episode of the CFK 2 Go! series *Wild2ide*. It is scheduled to air on April 27, 2024.

This episode was the twelfth episode to be filmed in Season 2. Primary production took place between March 4-8, 2024.

## Future References (contains spoilers)

The title of this episode is a reference to a quote stated by the character Rachel Norman in the *WildSide* episode WildSide Goes Ping Pong, in response to Justice's complaints about the school assembly that was called.

## 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
Experimental Photon Blaster

During his time on Earth, Shockdrop was developing various weaponry for use in combat with their Decepticon enemies. At some point, he started working on an experimental **Photon Blaster** which he later gave to Tessa Barry, having been impressed with her bravery and courage on the battlefield. The weapon is capable of creating a protective energy shield around its wielder to protect them and can fire deadly sabot rounds capable of killing a Decepticon.
Ms Waters

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**Patrice "Trisha" Waters** or, most commonly known as **Ms Waters**, is a major recurring character in the television series *WildSide*. She is known to be the friends' cranky old neighbour, who first moved in next door to them on her birthday in Wild Old Lady. Ever since, she's made appearances at other places around the neighbourhood, such as the movie theatre and Triquan, and has never really grown a liking towards her neighbours.

In the *WildSide* spin-off series *Wilder-Side*, Trisha decides to move into an aged care facility before she sadly passes away due to illness. Although the accurate date is unknown, it is implied that she lost her life in November 2017.

She is portrayed by Renee Taylor.

## Appearances

### **Season 2**

* **Wild Old Lady** (first appearance)
* **Wild Situation**
* **Wild Opposition** (mentioned only/shown off-screen)
* **Wild Black and White**
* **Wild Animals**
* **Wild Relationship** (mentioned only/shown off-screen)
* **Wild Celebration (Part 2)**

### **Season 3**

* **Wild Weather**
* **Wild Thanksgiving**
* **Wild Luck Charlie**

### **Season 4**

* **Wild Hat in the Cat**
* **Wild Reputation**
* **Wild Break-Up**

### **Wilder-Side**

* **Wilder Neighbour**
* **Wilder Goodbye**

### **Other**

* **WildSide: Journey to New Jersey**
* ***Babysitter* (Million Bucks Bill Sells Sea Shells By the Sea Shore)**
Wild Thanksgiving

**Wild Thanksgiving** is the second episode of season three, and the 56th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on February 19, 2013.

This episode was the second episode to be filmed in Season 3. Primary production took place between June 18-22, 2012.

## Overview

Rachel decides to host a Thanksgiving dinner and assigns all of her friends jobs.

## Continuity

### **WildSide**

* Rachel calls a house meeting by banging on a pot with a wooden spoon. She previously did this in Wild Opposition.
* Gary is listening to Jumpstart. Jumpstart was performed in Wild Dream Come True.
* This episode marks the second time Justice complains about a difficult job and compares it to Gary's "easy" one. The first time this occurs was in Wild Injury.
* Justice makes a flashback to Wild Pilot when she sees cupcakes on the shopping list. The scene shown is her, Rachel, Dean and Gary fighting over a tub of margarine and eating cupcakes directly afterwards.
* In response to getting the jellyfish gut fish egg coated pies, Justice brings up the flashback she had from Wild Pilot and mentions that she swore to never eat margarine or cupcakes in her life again. Dean makes fun of her, commenting that the event happened "over a year ago".

### **Good Luck Charlie**

* Rachel drinking milk from the carton and the dialogue that followed was borrowed from the episode "Duncan vs Duncan".
* Hugo from "Charlie Did It!" appears at the Reddi Mart and warns Dean about Gabe Duncan.
* The friends pelting water balloons at their neighbour was borrowed from the episode "Up a Tree".

## 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
* David St. James as Calum Leopron
* Ryan Gornman as Bill
* T'Keyah Crystal Keymah as Julianna

### **Recurring Cast**

* James Maslow as Maze
* Renee Taylor as Ms Waters
Wild Christmas

**Wild Christmas** is the third episode of season three, and the 57th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on February 26, 2013.

This episode was the third episode to be filmed in Season 3. Primary production took place between July 2-6, 2012.

The events of this episode are set at the same time as the *Good Luck Charlie* episode "A Duncan Christmas".

## Continuity

### **WildSide**

* Gary's obsession with Kung Fu Kats returns from Wild Haunted House and Wild Berries.
* When Dean is eating soup out of a can, Rachel hopes that he isn't eating tomato soup with wheat bread. This was the flavour of soup Rachel created and sold in Wild Soup Seller.
* Gary mentions the house's fire extinguisher being used up on the air fresheners in Wild Air Freshener.
* The Santa is revealed to have a secret identity as Coach Inbranen, Dean, Rachel and Gary's baseball coach from Wild Game. The baseball game from that episode was also mentioned by the coach.
* Justice makes a comment about the snow in the backyard and compares it to the snow from Wild Weather.

### **Good Luck Charlie**

* The events of this episode are set at the same time as the events in A Duncan Christmas, and this is made clear by several references.
	+ Dean mentions the entire main plot of the episode through a story he heard, and tells it to Rachel. In the story he mentions Super Christmas Land and the fact that Teddy ended up in jail by bowling the theme park's Santa over with a snowman head.
	+ Grandma Duncan turns up at the friends' house by accident on her way to the Duncan house. She is wearing the same outfit as she did in the talent show scene; implying that it was set just before it.
	+ While riding his sleigh, The Santa comments about wanting to see the Duncan Family Talent Show. This implies that the family talent show scene was occuring at that moment, even though it was revealed later that the current scene was set at midnight.

## Future References (contains spoilers)

* From this episode onward, Rachel seems to know where the Duncan house is located. This becomes a huge plot device for the crossover Wild Luck Charlie when Rachel visits the house to retrieve her lost coat.
* A few scenes from this episode are shown as flashbacks in Wild and Bad Memories.
	+ Gary and Justice falling backwards on the couch is displayed in Gary and Dean's combined bad memories.
	+ Justice getting a candle dropped onto her foot and her shoe catching on fire is displayed in Justice's bad memories.
	+ Rachel's meltdown after discovering the missing branch is displayed in Rachel's bad memories.
	+ The friends coming together in a huddle on Christmas morning is displayed in Rachel's good 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
* Ryan Gornman as Bill
* T'Keyah Crystal Keymah as Julianna

### **Guest Cast**

* Eric Allan Kramer as The Santa
* Debbie Lee Carrington as Elf
* Shirley Jones as Grandma Duncan
Wild Relationship

**Wild Relationship** is the twenty-fifth episode of season two, and the 52nd episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on September 7, 2012.

This episode was the twenty-second episode to be filmed in Season 2. Primary production took place between February 27-March 2, 2012.

## Overview

Following the disastorious events of their previous "date", Maze decides to attempt to get back at Rachel with several heartwarming gifts. Justice grows suspicious of this behaviour, and brings Gary and Dean along with her to spy on Rachel and Maze's date. Meanwhile, Mr Leopron gets remarried to his previous wife, Matilda.

## Continuity

* In this episode it is revealed that Maze had just broken up with his previous girlfriend, seen in Wild Maze. He also mentions the events from that episode; admitting that he never stopped thinking about her.
	+ In fact, the events of Wild Maze were a catalyst for this episode's plot (Justice's overall concern over Maze "cheating" on Rachel again).
* Mr Leopron and Matilda's divorce, seen in Wild Principal's Principles, makes a return in this episode and is explored in the episode's subplot. Matilda reveals that divorcing Mr Leopron was a "big mistake".
* Mr Leopron reassures Matilda that he didn't date any other woman during the time they were apart. He says this in an untruthful tone, as between Wild Principal's Principles and this episode, his has dated (or has been interested in) Ms Waters in Wild Situation, and Principal Moreskid in WildSide Joins the E.G.G. Plant.
* The music that Rachel and Maze slow-dance to is the same music used in the episode Wild Valentine's Day.

## Future References (contains spoilers)

* Rachel and Maze officially become a couple towards the end of the episode. Their relationship is further explored in future episodes up until Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken, when they break-up.
* Mr Leopron mentions re-marrying Matilda in the episode Wild Celebration.
* Rachel and Maze's "real first date" is somewhat explored in the next episode Wild Celebration. It doesn't end up happening though, due to Rachel being locked in the cinema with her friends and missing their reservations.
* The waiter at the Blue Crab restaurant appears again in Wild, Wild West.
* This episode is heavily referenced in Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken; the episode that takes place exactly one year after this one. Their awful first date is mentioned by both, and multiple flashbacks are displayed when the two reminisce on their relationship:
	+ Maze greeting Rachel at the door with the bouquet of flowers.
	+ Maze convincing Rachel by kissing her on the cheek.
	+ Rachel and Maze slow-dancing, and Maze's "no other girl" speech.
	+ Maze asking Rachel to be his girlfriend.
* The above moments (excluding the kissing one) are also displayed as flashbacks in the episode Wild and Bad Memories, as Rachel can be seen dreaming them at the end of the episode.
Dean's Rap

**Dean's Rap** is a rap song written and performed by Dean Ford in the episode Wild School. He wrote it about his newly developed crush on Rachel and makes Gary listen to him sing it. Rachel manages to hear the end of it but reveals that she doesn't like it, and Dean assures her that it wasn't written about her.

Although a portion of it is heard in the series, a full version was released on *WildSide: Wild Trax!* on July 27, 2012.

## Trivia

* The song title is not directly mentioned in the lyrics, however the song concludes with words from it: "My name is Dean Ford, and that was my rap! Yeah!".
* This is the first and possibly only song that Dean has written in the series (it is implied that he wrote Do What's Right).
* Zachary Gordon performed the entire rap himself, despite not having any previous musical experience.
* Oddly enough, the rap isn't sung or brought up in future episodes.
* According to Kenwood Delay, a mini *Dechel* arc was planned for the beginning of season two, where Dean would have sung his rap again. For unknown reasons, the planned storyline was cut.
* It was originally planned that Dean was to sing this song in Wild Talent instead of Do What's Right. Since Zach was insecure about his voice, he chose to re-record the later instead since he found it easier to sing.
* Dean brought up his rap in the 2018 special *Comedies for Kids: Where Are They Now?* during his proposal to Rachel. It was revealed that Rachel had no idea that Dean wrote it for her.

## Navigation

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

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

"Time in Colorado"
"Good Night"
"Fantastic Wild West"
Wild Finale

**Wild Finale** is the twenty third-twenty fourth episode of season four, and the 99-100th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on February 20, 2015.

This episode was the twenty-third and twenty-fourth episode to be filmed in Season 4. Primary production took place between May 26-June 6, 2014.
No Control

**No Control** is a song written and performed by *Wild2ide Cast* in the episode The Show Must Go On. It was released as a single on May 5, 2023 alongside its album *Wild2ide: A New Trax Record*. A music video for the song also premiered on Wild2ide Cast's YouTube Channel on the same day.

## Lyrics

**[Zach Gordon]**

Stained coffee cup

Just a fingerprint of lipstick's not enough

**[Marija Stove]**

Sweet, where you lay

Still a trace of innocence on the pillow case

**[All]**

Waking up, beside you I'm a loaded gun

I can't contain this anymore

I'm all yours, I've got no control, no control

Powerless, and I don't care it's obvious

I just can't get enough of you

The pedal's down, my eyes are closed

No control

**[Jamie Cox]**

Taste, on my tongue

I don't want to wash away the night before

**[Jill To'oh]**

In the heat, where you lay

I could stay right here and burn in it all day

**[All]**

Waking up, beside you I'm a loaded gun

I can't contain this anymore

I'm all yours, I've got no control, no control

Powerless, and I don't care it's obvious

I just can't get enough of you

The pedal's down, my eyes are closed

No control

**[Sierra McCormick]**

Lost my senses, I'm defenseless

Her perfume's holding me ransom

Sweet and sour, heart devoured

Lying here I count the hours

**[All]**

Waking up, beside you I'm a loaded gun

I can't contain this anymore

I'm all yours, I've got no control, no control

Powerless, and I don't care it's obvious

I just can't get enough of you

The pedal's down, my eyes are closed

No control

No control

No control

Powerless, and I don't care it's obvious

I just can't get enough of you

The pedal's down, my eyes are closed

No control
Wild Undercover Celebrity

**Wild Undercover Celebrity** is the eleventh episode of season one, and the 11th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on November 7, 2011.

This episode was the thirteenth episode to be filmed in Season 1. Primary production took place between April 4-8, 2011.

## Overview

The friends believe a rumour that a talent scout for one of their favourite television shows *Undercover Celebrity* is present at their school. This causes the entire student body to "audition" for the scout for a chance to appear on the show.

## Continuity

* The opening scene is reminiscent of the opening scene of Wild Air Freshener to an extent.

## Future References (contains spoilers)

* Dean sings Do What's Right again in Wild Talent.
* The Undercover Exterminator makes a reappearance in Wild Bill/s where he mentions his role in this episode.
* The scene where Rachel performs Love is a Generation is shown as a flashback in Wild and Bad Memories as apart of Rachel's good 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

### **Recurring Cast**

* David St. James as Mr Leopron
* Andrew Hill Newman as Mr Gray
* Patrick Bristow as Talent Scout

### **Guest Cast**

* Paula Abdul as Host
* Mary Ann Springer as Hayley
* Jibriel Pirez as Amy
Wild Mistake

**Wild Mistake** is the ninth episode of season four, and the 85th episode overall of the Comedies for Kids series *WildSide*. It first aired on July 19, 2014.

This episode was the second episode to be filmed in Season 4. Primary production took place between November 25-29, 2013.

## Overview

A lonely Justice gives Rachel the task of finding a boyfriend for her at the mall. While there, Rachel manages to find Justice's ex-boyfriend Mojo and invites him home for a reunion. Meanwhile, Gary gets jealous of Dean's new friendship with Mojo.
Anti-Hero

**Anti-Hero** is a song performed by Rachel Ford in the *Wild2ide* musical episode No One Finds That Funny.

Although a portion of it is heard in the series, a full version was released on *Wild2ide: A New Trax Record* on May 5, 2023; over an entire month before the episode premiered.

In real life, the song was originally released as the lead single for American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift's tenth studio album *Midnights* on October 21, 2022.
Season 1 (WildSide)

**Season 1** of *WildSide* was greenlighted alongside Season 2 on August 16, 2010 by Comedies for Kids. It premiered on September 22, 2011. The full season consisted of 27 episodes that aired between September 22 and December 23 2011.

## Plot

The television series *WildSide* follows the wild lives of teenagers Rachel, Justice, Gary, Dean and April as they are forced to move in with each other in a double-storey house in Denver.

## Cast

### **Main Cast**

* Sierra McCormick as Rachel Norman
* Chloe Moretz as Justice Leonardo (27/27)
* Kyle Massey as Gary Fisherman (27/27)
* Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford (27/27)
* Rebecca Graham as April Haden (?/27)

### **Recurring Cast**

* David St. James as Calum Leopron (7/27)
* T'Keyah Crystal Keymah as Julianna (2/27)
* Mitchell Musso as Pete (2/27)
* James Maslow as Maze (2/27)
* G. Hannelius as Chloe (2/27)

## Trivia

* Production for the season began on December 6, 2010, and concluded on July 16, 2011.
* The first scene filmed for the season was the scene in Wild Pilot where everyone introduces themselves to each other.
* The final scene filmed for the season was the scene where Rachel and Dean kiss in Wild Valentine's Day.
* This season is currently tied with Season 2 with having the most amount of episodes with 27.
* Zachary Gordon's voice began to break midway through the season (production wise around Wild Addict) due to the actor going through puberty.
Season 4 (WildSide)

Despite rumours of cancellation, **Season 4** of *WildSide* was finally greenlighted on August 4, 2014 by Comedies for Kids, noticeably well after Season 3 wrapped production. It eventually premiered on April 5, 2014 following the airing of the television movie WildSide: Journey to New Jersey. Serving as the series' final season, the full season consisted of 24 episodes that aired between April 5, 2014 and February 20, 2015. This brought the show's total episodes to 100.

The season is notorious for having a troubled production behind the scenes, and gained a bit of controversy from the show's loyal fan base after many critiqued its writing and storylines.

## Plot

Following a wild adventure in New Jersey and Los Angeles, the fourth and final season of the hit TV series *WildSide* concludes with the characters getting in even more crazier scenarios. The friends' friendship levels are also heavily put to the test with some new relationships forming.

## Cast

### **Main Cast**

* Sierra McCormick as Rachel Norman (24/24)
* Chloë Moretz as Justice Leonardo (24/24)
* Kyle Massey as Gary Fisherman (23/24)
* Zachary Gordon as Dean Ford (24/24)
* Rebecca Graham as April Haden (12/24)
* David St. James as Mr Leopron
* Ryan Gornman as Bill
* T'Keyah Crystal Keymah as Julianna

## Trivia

* Despite high ratings, Comedies for Kids took an overwhelming amount of time to renew the series for a fourth season. In fact, many of the people involved in the show thought that the show was cancelled.
* A shift in the higher management at Comedies for Kids Headquarters meant that many of the original crew from the first three seasons (including the show's executive producer Kenwood Delay) was let go of and a whole new set was bought in. Many of the cast members were heavily disgruntled by this, with many accusing the new crew of favouritism as well as verbal and psychological abuse.
Wild2ide

**Wild2ide** is a fictional television series that premiered on April 1, 2023 on the online streaming service *CFK 2 Go!*. It is the second spin-off to the highly successful Comedies for Kids sitcom *WildSide* (following *Wilder-Side* in 2017). It is executive produced and written by former *WildSide* star Sierra McCormick, and features a female dominated cast and crew.

The series was green-lit for ten episodes on October 7, 2022. The first season was later extended to fourteen episodes on February 1, 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 and Characters

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

## Production

Production for the show's first season officially began on December 5, 2022 and will conclude in April 2023.
Disaster

**Disaster** (listed as **Disaster (Theme Song)** on *Wild2ide: A New Trax Record*) is the theme song to the television series *Wild2ide*. The song was released as a single on February 24, 2023.

The show's main actress Sierra McCormick performs the main vocals for the song, with costars Zachary Gordon, Jamie Cox, Marija Stove and Jill To'oh performing back up vocals.

In real life, the song was originally performed and released by American recording artist Conan Gray on June 24, 2022 as apart of his album *Superache*.

## Lyrics

* Theme Song Version
* Full Version

(Let me just)

Set the scene

Is it purely platonic to call me like every night?

And if you're readin' the texts all night long

This could be a disaster

There's so many factors

Like what if we freak out and and then we losin' it all at

The critical chapter

Where I say "I love you" and you don't say it after

This could be a disaster

(Aaah)

Disaster

(Aaah)

Disaster

(Let me just)

(Let me just)

Set the scene

I've just left the party at Blake's

And it's Halloween

Had the keys to my car in my hand

But I didn't leave

'Cause the potential of us it was keepin' me up all

Night long

All of the texts you won't read all

Night long

This could be a disaster

There's so many factors

Like what if we freak out and then we losin' it all at

The critical chapter

Where I say "I love you" and you don't say it after

This could be a disaster

I'm pedalin' backwards

By sayin' that I'm drunk or really shouldn't have called

I'm a little bit plastered

You call me a liar now I'm fallin' in faster

This could be a disaster

(Aaah)

Disaster

(Aaah)

Disaster

(Let me just)

Losin' my mind

Is it purely platonic to call me like every night?

Y'know I actually believes that there's somethin'

Between you and I

But if we're readin' it wrong

Then we'd be better of if I

Died oh

And if you're readin' the texts

All night long

This could be a disaster

There's so many factors

Like what if we freak out and then we losin' it all at

The critical chapter

Where I say "I love you" and you don't say it after

This could be a disaster

I'm pedalin' backwards

By sayin' that I'm drunk or really shouldn't have called

I'm a little bit plastered

You call me a liar now I'm fallin' in faster

This could be a disaster

(Aaah)

Disaster

(Aaah)

Disaster

Maybe I'm mistaken

(Aaah)

You're not mine for takin'

(Aaah)

Maybe I'm mistaken

Maybe I just made it up

Messed it up