My review of Disney’s Good Luck Charlie Episode 417 “Accepted” written by Gigi M. Green
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Good Luck Charlie is one of my favorite TV shows to watch.
I have watched every episode from season 1 to present.
The cast of the show are some of the world most talented
group of actors and actresses. Thanks to Dave the coordinator
who gave me tickets to the June 7, 2013 taping, I was able to
be part of the audience. I was not only part of the Good Luck Charlie
audience but the host called me up to play a little game of hot hands.
If you don’t know what hot hands is take a look at this video to learn.
We had the audience going in between takes and this really made my day.
Episode 417 “Accepted” was very funny. Like all of the other episodes
the Duncan family did an Oscar performance.I was amazed at how
professional the cast was and how quickly they shot each scene.
Me with Bridget Mendler on the set of Disney’s Good Luck Charlie
There were a few times when blooper takes were made. One in particular
was a scene when Teddy Duncan runs into the living room and she
fumbled through her words at the same time one of the camera
crew members started to star into the camera wiping his eyes to say
that Teddy had spit in his eyes during the take. Everyone in the room
started laughing including Teddy herself. I am sure if they do blooper
takes that one will make the cut.
The audience was not allowed to record or take pictures during
the filming but had the opportunity after the last take.
My favorite cast member of the show is Leigh – Allen baker (AKA- Amy Duncan).
She is the reason I started watching the show. Her charisma and funny personality
brought a whole new level of entertainment to TV. I also found out that she was
born in Murray KY which is about 45 minutes from my home town of Paducah KY.
She was amazed when I told her this and she told me that she had relatives
who live in Paducah that she visits when she goes home.
Me with Leigh-Allyn Baker on the set of Disney’s Good Luck Charlie
It was fun to watch Bradley Steven Perry and Jason Dolley
battle it out off camera as well as on camera. They act the
same when they are not on camera and seams to be best of friends.
Me with Bradley Steven Perry & Jason Dolley on the set of Disney’s Good Luck Charlie
Episode teaser
This episode started off with Eric Allan Kramer telling one
of his jokes or should I say trying to get someone to listen
to one of his jokes. As always Gabe and the family finds
a way to save themselves from the torture.
“your mouth is where jokes go to die” – Gabe
Me with Eric Allan kramer on the set of Disney’s Good Luck Charlie
If you have never been to a Good Luck Charlie taping
your missing history and need to try and get to one soon.
Unfortunately there are only a couple of episodes left to tape.
Word is that this will probably be Good Luck Charlie’s last season.
It’s always sad to see a good thing come to an end.
Good Luck Charlie will be missed by its fans. I will definitely miss
the show but will always remember these moments and my visit
to Good Luck Charlie Episode 417 “Accepted”.
Bonus video
How many Good Luck Charlie cast members can you spot in this
video? Comment below!
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