Good Luck Charlie

Good Luck Charlie centers on the Duncan family as a new baby changes the everyday rhythm of their lives. When Charlie arrives, older siblings PJ, Teddy, and Gabe, along with mom Amy and dad Bob, must juggle school, work, and the new baby’s milestones. Teddy, the thoughtful oldest girl, creates a video diary for Charlie and adds a nugget of wisdom in each clip, hoping to help her sister make sense of the world. The show keeps the tone warm and funny, mixing mishaps with small wins as Charlie learns to sit up, crawl, and explore. It’s a family comedy that treats growing up as messy yet lovable, with plenty of heart.

Premiered on Disney Channel in 2010, Good Luck Charlie was created by Drew Vaupen and Phil Baker. The family comedy follows the Duncan clan as they juggle home life, quickly becoming a staple of the network.

The show lands as a lighthearted, kid friendly look at family life, balancing chores, school, and sibling rivalries with warmth. Viewers respond well, with a 7.9 out of 10 average from 432 votes on the listing.

Teddy's video diary for Charlie became a signature element, turning home footage into storytelling and inspiring later family centered moments in similar shows. The program also helped launch Bridgit Mendler into a larger Disney Channel role.