Good Luck Charlie

On the data. ONE HOUR, TWO SHOWS, ONE TICK BOX. Good Luck Jessie: NYC Christmas went out on 29 November 2013 as a single hour with both shows' opening titles interwoven. Wikipedia numbers that hour as Good Luck Charlie season four episode seventeen AND as Jessie season three episode seven. There is one hour of television and two episode numbers, so counting both would count the same television twice. IT IS COUNTED ON THE JESSIE PAGE. That page was built first, it already explains the hour in prose, and it is already live, so it keeps the count and this page gives up the number. The hour still has a row here, with no season rows, so anybody who watched it has something to tick. That is the same shape this site uses for every separately released thing made of existing episodes: the row stays, the count does not move. THE OTHER DISNEY CROSSOVER IS NOT ONE. Charlie Shakes It Up, season two episode thirteen, has CeCe and Rocky from Shake It Up in it, and Shake It Up has no companion episode. It is a self-contained Good Luck Charlie episode with guests, and it counts here normally. WHY THE JESSIE HOUR IS DIFFERENT FROM THE AUSTIN AND ALLY ONE. The Jessie page carries a second shared hour, with Austin & Ally on 7 December 2012, and that one has a DIFFERENT TITLE ON EACH SHOW. Two titles means two halves, one belonging to each series, and each series counting its own half is correct. Good Luck Jessie: NYC Christmas has one title on both shows. That is the difference, and it is the whole argument. NINETY-SIX, NINETY-SEVEN OR ONE HUNDRED. Wikipedia says ninety-seven, which is this page's ninety-six plus the shared hour. TVmaze and TheTVDB say one hundred, which is ninety-seven plus the three hour-long episodes split in half. Special Delivery, All Fall Down and Good Bye Charlie each aired as one continuous hour on one night, so one entry each is the honest count, and that is what is here. SUN SHOW WAS RECUT AND SNOW SHOW WAS NOT. Sun Show parts one and two aired a week apart in July 2011 and were later combined into an hour and repeated. The hour is a recut; the two parts are the television. Snow Show parts one and two in January 2011 are simply two episodes and always were.

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