List of WildSide references in Good Luck Charlie

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 Good Luck Charlie's references to WildSide. 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 3

Note: The following episodes are listed in production order.

### Special Delivery (Part 1)

* During one scene, Teddy mentions purchasing Indian food from Triquan, an Indian restaurant that previously appeared in WildSide. During the same scene, Teddy also mentions Julianna by name, and mentions that she made her sign a waver and attend a seminar.
* During another scene, PJ spots the WildSide House in a commercial for a car.

### Special Delivery (Part 2)

* During the closing credits of the extended edition, Sierra McCormick, Chloe Moretz, Kyle Massey, Zachary Gordon, David St. James, and Ryan Gornman enter the scene after Bob and PJ crash their car into the hospital wall. Although this marks the first official time that the WildSide cast members and their characters appear in the series, this scene is most likely to be non-canon in the Good Luck Charlie universe.

### Catch Me If You Can

* During one scene, Bob, Gabe and PJ are discussing Snappy, an anaconda that got lose in Denver. Gabe asks Bob about how the snake got to Denver, and Bob answers him by mentioning Slitherz, Gary Fisherman's pet snake from WildSide.
* During this episode, a character named Quint makes an appearance, and he appears to be wearing the same animal control uniform that Reptile Rick and another animal control man wore in the WildSide episodes Wild Snake and Wild Smell.
* During one incident, Bob asks Quint if he should be getting some "old lady's cat out of a tree". Quint responds by saying "Pickles can wait". Pickles is Ms Waters' cat from WildSide.
* The stage scenes of the musical were actually filmed on the school auditorium set of WildSide. The set made its first appearance in WildSide in WildSide Goes Ping Pong.
* The WildSide character Ernie makes a cameo appearance as a role in the musical, and he has a few lines.
* A character named Bryce off-screen shines a spotlight on Amy. In response, Teddy tells him "Bryce, cut it out!". It is unknown if it is the *same* Bryce from WildSide, regardless, it is a reference to Wild Undercover Celebrity, where Rachel says "Bryce, turn it up!" at the beginning of the song "Love is a Generation".
* During a brief scene, Rachel, Justice, Gary and Dean meet Teddy backstage before the show is about to begin and have a conversation with her. Later in the episode, the four a shown in the audience, and during one moment the camera zooms in on them.
* Gabe gets Bob a bag of Cheese Tunnels, which is a product first seen in the WildSide episode Wild Diet.
* After Bob discovers Snappy in the lake, he screams "THE SNAKE IS BACK!", which is a reference to the WildSide song The Snake Is Back from the episode Wild Snake.

### Welcome Home

* During one scene, Teddy pulls out a carton of Pineapple Punch. The drink is also mentioned by name by both her and Spencer. It made its first appearance in the WildSide episode Wild Rainy Day.
* Mr Leopron and Bill make a brief appearance in the scene where Teddy and Linda rush out of the restaurant, where they can be seen as customers.

### Name That Baby

* The voice of Kenwood Delay is heard while he is announcing South High's graduating class during the PJ and Bob square dancing scene.

### Baby's First Vacation

* During one scene, Victor mentions a student named Gary from his AV club at school. In response to this, Ivy mentions Gary Fisherman, a *WildSide* character.

### Wentz's Weather Girls

* Julianna is shown as a customer at Harry's restaurant, and Teddy serves her water. They also have a small conversation about it.
* Rachel, Dean and Justice make cameo appearances at Harry's restaurant, and appear to be applauding before and after Teddy and Ivy's show.

### Teddy and the Bambino

* During the end credits, Bob sings a part of Jumpstart, which is a song first featured in WildSide.

### Team Mom

* Gary, Justice and Dean are seen in the same movie theatre that Gabe and Emma had their date. They are also shown talking at the beginning of the scene.
* Later in the episode, the volleyball team can be seen throwing toilet paper all over Mr Leopron's front yard. After the team leaves, he steps out and has a line.

### Nurse Blankenhooper

* On Teddy and Vonnie's *Grafooties*, and words "Wild Luck Charlie" (on Teddy) and "Coming Soon" (on Vonnie) can be visible, foreshadowing the future crossover Wild Luck Charlie.

### Le Halloween

* Ms Waters, a *WildSide* recurring character, is seen at Mrs Dabney's award banquet. If you look closely in the background, the name "Trisha Waters" can be seen on the board of honoraries.

### The Charlie Whisperer

* The WildSide auditorium set is once again used in this episode.
* Mr Leopron and Bill turn up to audition for Teddy's play.

## Season 4

### Duncan Dream House

* During one scene, Emmett goes through a list of pamphlets on his table in the order Triquan, Blue Crab, and Chris' Kebabs. All three of these restaurants have previously been featured in WildSide.

### Doppel Date

* As of this episode, 2 Wild Luck Charlie Girls related images can be seen on the wall in Teddy's bedroom. The first one is the image of the WLCGs taken in the Wings music video (it's also the single cover art for Wings), and the other one is a screenshot of the WLCGs performing Wings at the *Settle Our Differences Show*. These images remain in Teddy's room until the end of the series.
	+ It should be noted that Wild Luck Charlie hadn't aired yet when this episode first premiered. This makes these images a slight spoiler (although you'd have to be super observant, as the images are only visible in the background). In production order, the Wild Luck Charlie special was filmed just before the production of Duncan Dream House.
	+ The first image can also be seen as a framed image on the living room mantle piece in WildSide, from the episode WildSide Ignites Tonight (production wise Wild, Wild West) to Wild and Bad Memories. By the movie and the beginning of the fourth season, the image would have disappeared entirely.

### Rock Enroll

* In one scene, PJ and Bob drive through the same woods that appeared in Wild Bigfoot. The events from this episode are also briefly mentioned by Bob.
* The Good Luck Charlie characters sing the Wild Luck Charlie theme song during the closing credits of this episode.

### Teddy's New Beau

* The set used for the western themed restaurant is the same set used for Triquan, just redecorated. The mechanical bull used in this episode is also the same one that was used in the episode Wild Hog.
* The WildSide couch is visible in the All Night Couch store as an Easter-egg.

### Bug Prom

* The movie theatre set used in this episode is the same one used in the episode Wild Butt Diallers.