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"It's a Charlie Duncan Thanksgiving" is the twenty-ninth episode of Season 2 of the sitcom Good Luck Charlie, and the fifty-fifth episode overall. It premiered on November 20, 2011 to 4.124 million viewers.[1]

Overview[]

Amy finally gets to stay home and cook Thanksgiving dinner this year, but Bob suggests PJ should cook it instead (since that he is the best cook in the house), without Amy actually knowing. Meanwhile, Grandpa Duncan comes to visit for Thanksgiving, but ends up falling in love with Mrs. Dabney. The two really hit it off, much to the dismay of Gabe and Bob. Elsewhere, Teddy and Ivy sneak out in an attempt to wait in line to get MyTabs at the Gizmo Hut when they have an amazing sale.

Cast[]

Main cast[]

Guest starring[]

  • Raven Goodwin as Ivy Wentz
  • Patricia Belcher as Mrs. Dabney
  • Alan Rachins as Frank
  • Brendan Robinson as Karl

International premieres[]

References[]

  1. The Futon Critic Staff (November 22, 2011). "Sunday's Cable Ratings: "Dead" Extends Win Streak to Six". The Futon Critic. Retrieved on February 7, 2024.

External links[]


v - e - d
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Media
Good Luck CharlieGood Luck Charlie, It's Christmas!
Characters
Bob DuncanAmy DuncanPJ DuncanTeddy DuncanGabe DuncanCharlie DuncanToby DuncanIvy WentzEmmett HeglinSpencer WalshEstelle DabneyJo KeenerMary Lou WentzHarry WentzSkylerVonnieVictorFrank DuncanLinda DuncanMel DuncanHank BlankenhooperPetunia BlankenhooperRaymondLauren DabneyKaiEmma
Locations
Colorado
Songs
Hang in There Baby
Episodes
Season One: "Study Date" • "Baby Come Back" • "The Curious Case of Mr. Dabney" • "Double Whammy" • "Dance Off" • "Charlie Did It!" • "Butt Dialing Duncans" • "Charlie is 1" • "Up a Tree" • "Take Mel Out to the Ball Game" • "Boys Meet Girls" • "Kit and Kaboodle" • "Teddy's Little Helper" • "Blankie Go Bye-Bye" • "Charlie Goes Viral" • "Duncan's Got Talent" • "Kwikki Chick" • "Charlie in Charge" • "Sleepless in Denver" • "Girl Bites Dog" • "Teddy's Broken Heart Club Band" • "Teddy Rebounds" • "Pushing Buttons" • "Snow Show" • "Driving Mrs. Dabney"

Season Two: "Charlie is 2" • "Something's Fishy" • "Let's Potty" • "Appy Days" • "Duncan vs. Duncan" • "L.A.R.P. in the Park" • "Battle of the Bands" • "The Singin' Dancin' Duncans" • "Teddy's Bear" • "Meet the Parents" • "Gabe's 12 1/2 Birthday" • "The Break-up" • "Charlie Shakes it Up!" • "Baby's New Shoes" • "Bye Bye Video Diary" • "Monkey Business" • "PJ in the City" • "Sun Show" • "Amazing Gracie" • "Termite Queen" • "The Bob Duncan Experience" • "Ditch Day" • "Alley Oops" • "Scary Had a Little Lamb" • "Return to Super Adventure Land" • "Can You Keep a Secret?" • "Story Time" • "It's a Charlie Duncan Thanksgiving" • "Teddy on Ice"
Season Three: "Make Room for Baby" • "Bad Luck Teddy" • "Amy Needs a Shower" • "Dress Mess" • "Catch Me if You Can" • "Name That Baby" • "Special Delivery" • "Welcome Home" • "Baby's First Vacation" • "Wentz's Weather Girls" • "Baby Steps" • "T. Wrecks" • "Teddy and the Bambino" • "Team Mom" • "Le Halloween" • "Guys & Dolls" • "Nurse Blankenhooper" • "Charlie Whisperer" • "Study Buddy" • "A Duncan Christmas" • "All Fall Down"
Season Four: "Duncan Dream House" • "Doppel Date" • "Demolition Dabney" • "Go Teddy!" • "Rock Enroll" • "The Unusual Suspects" • "Rat-A-Teddy" • "Charlie 4, Toby 1" • "Futuredrama" • "Teddy's New Beau" • "Teddy's Choice" • "Bug Prom" • "Weekend in Vegas" • "Fright Night" • "Sister, Sister" • "Bob's Beau-Be-Gone" • "Good Luck Jessie: NYC Christmas" • "Accepted" • "Down a Tree" • "Good Luck Teddy"

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