History Headscratchers / GoodLuckCharlie

** There is [[YourCheatingHeart one possible explanation.]]

*** Maybe ShakeItUp Chicago has the best choreographers in the business.

* A bit of a backstage headscratching: in "Take Mel Out to the Ballgame" ''what were they thinking'' when they came up for that set that was supposed to be a baseball game? With all that green and the large, out-of-place cinderblock wall it looks more like a Boston-area high school basketball game than what would presumably be a Colorado Rockies game at Coors Field (which would predominantly be ''purple'', the team's color). On ''ShakeItUp'' in the episode "Throw it Up" (which was filmed ''in the same studio, during the same television season, by the same production company'' and was also a freshman show so the same budget restrictions would apply to both shows) they actually made a halfway decent effort to build a Wrigley Field set including actually using the Cubs logos and colors and an establishing shot of the actual stadium. Why did ''Good Luck Charlie'' cheap out to such an embarrassing degree?

** [[HannahMontana What was the point of Miley getting together with Jake, then breaking up with him, then getting together again, then finally breaking up?]]

*** It's possible that Lynette was being nice to Ivy to influence her during the trial.

**** Well, this is [[DumbBlonde PJ] we're talking about. He's not exactly known for being observant.

*** Well, we are talking about [[DumbBlonde PJ]]. He's not exactly known for being observant.

** Gabe was ''supposed'' to be 10, but underwent a retcon so he was the same age as Bradley Stephen Perry because he didn't look 10 & it was only going to get worse as he got older. The voice change he had during that didn't help matters.

* So Toby has to share a room with Gabe? He's probably either going to learn pranks from Gabe because he thinks Toby's name is cool, or Toby's on a one way trip to Chicago.

** In the episode with Charlie's first birthday, we see that Amy gives birth in probably around three or four hours, (going by the amount of time Teddy and Ivy spend in costume) which is INCREDIBLY fast, honestly, when you're talking real-life labour and not TV-labour. If she has a history of fast births (which we now have evidence that she's had at least 2 out of 5 times), then it's much smarter to go to the hospital when she first starts to feel signs of labour.

** Nobody actually saw her dance. They were mistaken for the Duncan sisters, but noone actually saw them dance until after Flynn pointed out that they look nothing like the Duncan sisters, at which point Rocky stated outright that they have no talent and Cece claimed people would feel sorry for them because of their dancing.

** In "The Singin' Dancin' Duncans", Teddy's government class puts together a mock trial. Teddy is the attorney for Ivy, and Spencer, whose dad is a lawyer, is the attorney for Lynette. Lynette, meanwhile, is having a party, and invites everyone except Teddy. Ivy, who is invited, says that she won't go if Teddy can't. Ivy goes regardless, and Teddy begins to get suspicious, especially when Lynette starts acting nice to Ivy. Teddy even says that she called Ivy's house, but Ivy wasn't there. During the trial, Ivy says that she was out with Spencer, who has broken up with Teddy by this point in the series. After a frankly unfair barrage of questions, Teddy storms out, and Ivy apologizes later (for going out with Spencer). That's all good and well, but it doesn't explain at all why Lynette was nice to Ivy.

* I'm still wondering about Teddy's fear at the end of "Charlie did it!" Here she's in the right due to the humorless owner of the store attempting to treat an infant like a hardened criminal.

** Ever since he graduated in early season three, shortly after he moved out.