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|airdate = [[May 15]], [[2011]] |
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"'''The Break-up'''" is the twelfth episode of Season 2 of the sitcom ''[[Good Luck Charlie]]''. |
"'''The Break-up'''" is the twelfth episode of Season 2 of the sitcom ''[[Good Luck Charlie]]''. |
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Revision as of 13:28, 15 September 2018
"The Break-up" is the twelfth episode of Season 2 of the sitcom Good Luck Charlie.
Overview
Teddy decides to break up with Derek, but has a hard time doing so, due to him continually doing nice things for her. Meanwhile, Amy becomes Gabe's new hockey coach and hurts herself during a practice. PJ finds out that he is being paid less than minimum wage and gets advice from Bob about what he should do, until PJ gets fired for going on strike with the other Kwikki Chikki staff.
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