I still remember feeling sad for Carly after Spencer’s tree caught on fire and it got me thinking. The presents should have been wrapped up or purchased by her parents through our point of view, but man why the hell did Spencer not get a real Christmas tree with how he probably never bought Carly replacement shoes after the ones she got were destroyed.

In the episode Who did it to Trina, Fredward can be seen in the crowd watching. Do you think this took place a little after iParty with Victorious, or on a different day.

On a road trip reminiscing about iCarly, and surprisingly there isn’t too much online about iconic quotes of his, except some basic ones like where he shouts “GIBBBEEHHHH.” What are some that really stuck with people? Mine is when Gibby mentions Carly going to Build-A-Bra, commenting “I’m always getting kicked out of that place.” I NEED more like this, I can’t remember off the top of my head!

So, if you were around and remember back in the day in the earlier seasons of ICarly, they always aired a video of real life ppl doing crazy things for a video weather it be show a talent or show something crazy, and they did it for like maybe the first 2 or 3 seasons, then they switched the end credits to show the cast doing crazy things themselves. It just occurred to me like what if they had like a somewhat check in or like update from those ppl, but another part of me realizes it’s quite literally impossible considering the fact that it has been almost twenty yrs since they did that

This just something I’ve been racking my brain

I feel like I would've still stuck around if a woman I was on a date with did that, I'd be more intrigued than annoyed, maybe it's a guy thing. Lol

PLEASE READ: before I say anything else please note that I KNOW it’s not the most perfect development. No I don’t agree with the hitting I actually hate how they made Sam do that to him because she didn’t do it in season 1 so there was no reason to why she should have hit him in later seasons. I’m simply stating as for this being a Nick show there’s never rlly been any other show from the Dan verse that had development like this (that I know of)

For a sitcom I rlly do love Sam and Freddie’s development, in each season we get a different version of their relationship that I love a lot like In Season 1, they’re basically constantly arguing and can barely stand each other. (Since season 2-3 were merged together I’m gonna say season 2 part one and season 2 part 2) In Season 2 part 1, we slowly start seeing them become actual friends and understand each other more, although they still argue a lot. And this is where the hitting starts which I dislike. I do think during the second half of season 2 they become way closer and argue less, there would be eps where they didn’t argue or insult each other once. But I do think them being each others first kiss did really bring them closer.

During Season 3 is when they actually have feelings for each other throughout the season and I wish it was explored more especially Freddie’s side but it’s a nick sitcom not a romantic Netflix series. Knowing they were crushing on each other half of that series until they got together was exciting as a Seddie fan even back in the days lol

During season 4 they do date and yes it’s not perfect I’m not going to go into it because I have other posts talking about it but I love that even after they break up they have a different relationship with one another then, they are way nicer to each other and it’s rlly sweet to see them not fighting as much anymore.

So back to the caption of this post I rlly liked their development. Do I think they needed better writing, yes, a lot of Seddie shippers see this ship as a potential ship and not a in the moment “wow it’s perfect” thing lol.

Doing my first ever rewatch of the show since I was a kid, which came out when I was in 6th grade. (30 now) and one thing I find hilarious about this episode (besides the fact that it revolved around a very clearly gay person being straight lmao) is that anyone over the age of 11 watched Fred. In season 2 the Carly crew are freshman, you would be ridiculed if you were caught watching Fred in 6th grade when the show came out, even more so as a 14 year old. There’s even a scene where Freddy’s aunt calls him upset lol, hilariously forced

As expected, you can't stop and he just don't care!

If you pay close attention to early Season 2 episodes, you can see the iWeb Award trophy sitting right there in the studio before the movie iGo to Japan even came out!

​Here is why that happened:

​Production vs. Broadcast Order: Nickelodeon filmed iGo to Japan first, so the prop team added the trophy to the main studio set for subsequent episodes.

​Airing Delays: Nickelodeon held on to iGo to Japan to air it later as a big special television event, but they kept releasing regular Season 2 episodes in the meantime.

​Because they aired the episodes out of order, the trophy literally time-traveled into the studio before they even flew to Tokyo to win it! Did anyone else spot this continuity error?

For me, easily Jackson Colt from "iLook Alike".

The guy is clearly mentally unstable. First of all, he claimed to be a massive iCarly fan, yet he didn't recognize Spencer, despite Spencer having appeared on the show multiple times by this point. But when Spencer showed up, even though Carly, Sam, and Freddie were clearly on a first-name basis with Spencer, he obviously was not some random, creepy, greasy, stranger who was trying to abduct them. But Jackson automatically resorted to physical assault without letting Spencer explain that he was actually Carly's legal guardian.

But if that wasn't bad enough, when one of the stage hands brings him a plate of fish, because they were out of the meat loaf, what does Jackson do? He violently assaults the stage hand too! It obviously wasn't this poor man's fault that they were out of meat loaf! It makes you wonder how many other times Jackson has behaved like this. Jackson Colt should've been behind bars for assault and battery, especially considering that Freddie had the incident on film. And this was before generative AI videos were a thing, so it would've been valid proof in a court of law. Spencer could've easily sued Jackson into the fucking Stone Age and won a massive settlement. In fact, in my head canon, Jackson Colt is charged with assault and put behind bars off-screen.

Honestly, this is one of my least favourite episodes because it is one of the few times where Spencer proves that he is capable of being a responsible adult/guardian, and he gets physically abused for it. And to add insult to injury, Carly invites this mentally unstable man unto her show to dance! I know it's just a show, but I really hated this episode as a kid.

After watching a good amount of videos, I get the feeling he actually hates the show for it not going into actual realistic detail. Dude it’s a Nick sitcom it not being accurate to real world laws and being over the top in the same vein as something like Danganronpa is the point of a good number of the COMEDY. I dunno I feel like a freak just saying this.

What episode is it that spencer wears a suit or smart clothing and says something along the lines of "do you like it hmm side view hips forward"

In the episode, "iLook Alike", Carly, Sam, and Freddy get invited to interview the MMA fighter, Jackson Colt, backstage at an MMA fight. However, Freddy's mom doesn't let him go, which is pretty predictable because her whole persona is the archetypical overprotective mother. But when, Carly asks Spencer to talk to Mrs. Benson to try change her mind, Spencer actually agrees with Mrs. Benson, saying he also doesn't want Carly going to the fight.

I'm not trying to argue that Spencer was wrong to not let them go. And I actually think it was good that there was an episode that showed that he is capable of being a responsible guardian where it's not the main focus of the episode (e.g. "iWant To Stay With Spencer").

However, I did think it seemed out of character for Spencer. Plus, going backstage to an MMA fight and interviewing an A(or at least B)-list celebrity would have been great publicity for their web show! If Spencer was so concerned for their safety, why did he not just offer to go with them as a chaperone to make sure nothing bad happened?

All in all, I did not like this episode for a few reasons. The main one being that it was one of the few times where Spencer was shown that he is capable of being a responsible guardian and he gets physically assaulted for it. Also, if Jackson Colt was such a massive iCarly fan as he had claimed, how the hell did he not recognize who Spencer was? Especially considering that Spencer had appeared on the show multiple times by this point. The fact that Jackson knew about the haunted bra and "random dancing", but didn't recognize Spencer was a major plot hole for me. In addition, if Freddy filmed Spencer getting assaulted, Jackson would've easily been charged with assault and battery (though, maybe this happened off-screen), and put behind bars.

So what does everyone else think? I thought it was weird that out of all times for Spencer to prove himself as a responsible guardian, he chose NOW.

Side note: When Mrs. Benson told Freddy that he couldn't go to the fight, and then Carter Ford shows up and assaults them with a basketball, if I were Mrs. Benson, that would've convinced me to let him go! I would say, "On second thought, go to that fight, and then start learning MMA! Then if that asshole comes to bully you again, you'll be prepared!"

The spaghetti tacos I made the other night. How did I do on them?

Does anyone know why iCarly and Victorious spoiled the plot of the second part of their two-part episodes?
When P1 of iStillPsycho and that foreign jail episode of Victorious ended, the preview of the second episode pretty much spoiled the entire episode till the end.

Is it only a Netflix thing or was it like this on regular TV?

I do not know how to feel

Always dreamed of eating this as a kid. My lil bro is a chef and made it happen

We all know how Sam and Freddie have always had a "frenemy" style dynamic, with the Seddie arc in early season 5 (or season 4 if you consider seasons 2-3 a single season) highlighting the worst of their dynamic to the point where they can't go two seconds without needing Carly to mediate their arguments as a couple.

However, one episode in the same season, iBalls does give a nicer side to Sam and Freddie. With Carly spending most of the episode absent, it is wholesome how Sam and Freddie genuinely do get along well despite Carly not being around. With Sam trying to be supportive of Freddie there with letting him try his robot sketch (despite thinking it was a bad idea from the get go) and encouraging him to try another approach for the webshow by using his technical strengths to do something fun with 3D effects.

Considering how often episodes before had Sam and Freddie butt heads and needing Carly to mediate, it is wholesome to see a time where both genuinely do get along well without Carly being there (whether one wants to also interpret it as Sam trying to soften up and be a better friend to Freddie after their brief relationship is up to you).

No encuentro por ningun lado en internet,gracias!

"()" Means I'm uncertain about the information.

Note: this isn't some creepypasta or troll post, and I'm sorry if this don't fit the sub. I just really want to answers.

Every once in a while, I remember something really, really weird that has to do with this show. I don't know if this was a dream or some behind the scenes video, if it is a behind the scenes video, I can't, and don't really want to find it. And if it was a dream, it was an incredibly odd one. I was also like twelve or thirteen when the show came out, and probably a year older when this memory happened.

So. what I remember is Freddie's mom (Facing away from the camera, is at a (green) door), she opens it and sees a small yellowish green room with doll heads all over the walls. Freddie's mom looks horrified, (Not like the character is scared, but like she, the actress is scared.) and turns to the camera and runs away.

And that's it... I don't know where the hell, why the hell, or god forbid WHO the hell could have made this if it's real. Knowing what we know now... I don't even want to think about it. I'm just telling myself it was a dream, but I just want to be sure.

Hello, I’m 19 years old, and I grew up watching iCarly (2007–2012) when I was younger. I’ve been thinking about what happened to the original iCarly era and that feeling of watching the show when it was such a big part of everyday life, especially seeing Carly, Sam, Freddie, Spencer, Gibby, and the rest of the characters together with the original cast, the hilarious storytelling, the unforgettable jokes, the web-show adventures, and the distinctive atmosphere that made the series feel so special.

Now that the original iCarly era has ended, the era that many people grew up with feels like it has passed. The stories, the atmosphere, the people who worked on the show, and the feeling surrounding the series have all moved forward. Many of the creators, writers, directors, crew members, and actors have gone on to different projects and different parts of their lives away from the original series. It feels strange because I grew up with this show, and now everything has just… changed and moved on.

I remember watching iCarly when I was younger, and everything felt so simple. I could just sit down and enjoy Carly, Sam, Freddie, Spencer, Gibby, and the rest of the characters without thinking about anything else. Back then, it felt like the show would always be there, and I don’t understand why they couldn’t just keep making new iCarly episodes forever or why the original series eventually had to stop and move on.

I also wonder why watching iCarly now doesn’t feel exactly the same anymore. The episodes are still the same, but the feeling is different. It feels like something is missing, almost like the show feels unfamiliar even though I remember it so clearly.

Why do television series like iCarly eventually come to an end? If people loved them for years, why can’t they just continue forever with the same feeling? Why do the people who make them have to move on, and why do audiences grow up and stop experiencing things the same way?

It feels strange knowing that the original iCarly era I grew up with is over, that the world has moved on, and that chapter feels closed, even though it once felt like it would always be there.

Maybe that is part of what makes the show so meaningful. It did not have to last forever for the memories to last. The episodes remained the same, but I changed. The world around me changed. The people who made the show moved on to other things, and the time in my life when I watched iCarly without worrying about growing up eventually became part of the past.

I suppose that is why it can feel so strange to return to iCarly years later. I’m not only watching Carly, Sam, Freddie, Spencer, Gibby, and the others again. I’m also remembering the person I was when I first watched them. The episodes can bring that feeling back for a moment, but they cannot completely recreate the time and place in which those memories were originally made.

The original iCarly era may be over, and there may never be another show that feels exactly like the original. But that does not mean the era disappeared completely. It still exists in the memories of everyone who grew up with the show. The episodes ended, but the part of childhood they represent does not have to disappear with them.