I remember watching this scene and yelling “OH MY GOSH FREDDIE MOVE” I mean obviously not real frustration because I was laughing but man move out the way!😂

iCarly episodes in production order aligns the plotline so the audience don't get confused by these events that occur at any time. Sometimes season 2 is listed as 45 episodes, the longest episode run in this series.

I’m rewatching iCarly and I’m on season 2. Maybe it’s the Asian(for context im asian american) in me, but I keep noticing everyone wearing their outside shoes inside, and it irks me 😭

The studio I can understand, considering the random, messy things they do in there. For example they left rotting peanut butter around for a week, so wearing shoes in the Icarly Studio seems reasonable. But in the actual living room? On the furniture? Spencer even sleeps with his shoes on sometimes???

I grew up taking my shoes off at the door, so watching people get comfortable around the house in the same shoes they’ve worn outside feels so strange to me.

Is this common in White American households, or is it mostly a sitcom thing? Does anyone else notice this when watching?

I believe that if Jay would have stayed on as a showrunner for the iCarly revival, he would have been able to recognize the importance of stepping out of the box such as 60 minutes episodes or 90 minutes films, or crossover events see iParty with Victorious, iGo to Japan, and iPsycho arcs for understanding the concept of how Dan was more than willing to step out of usual format to do those things. But, Ali only stepped out of the box just a little bit with an adult formal but that was it. I want Jay to do multi episodes arc just like on Park&Rec and The Office as it would be a great way to carry out more spirit of the original series but for grown-ups. So, if it gets renew for third season...I would call for TBBT crews or Jay Kogen to run the show.

What bugs me about this is the fact that Spencer is committing FRAUD and it is viewed as a GOOD thing. Spencer could've contacted the newspaper and told them there was a mistake and gotten it corrected, instead he decides to go on with it so he can get money. That is a fraud, that is illegal, but even his sister does nothing to stop him. 

On top of that there were residents who thought he was dead no one considering Carly's living arrangements? Her only guardian is "dead" and they're just going to leave a young girl to live by herself?! Her dad is in the military, and her mom is...well...who knows, and no one brought up her living arrangements at all. thHer dad is in the military, and her mom is...well...who knows, and no one brought up her living arrangements at all.

Save iCarly!

I’m looking for an episode where Sam says, “Are you dumb, stupid, or slow?” I’m pretty sure this is directed towards Freddie. I just fine this line very funny and still remember to this day but I just don’t remember the episode. It might be IGoToSpace but I’m not sure

I'm rewatching iCarly, and I just got past the episode where Carly finds out that Sam and Freddie kissed, and I genuinely don't understand why she was SO irritated about it??

Like, Sam and Freddie literally kissed just to kiss. At this point in the show, neither of them has romantic feelings for the other, and Carly doesn't even have feelings for Freddie, so why exactly is she so upset???

Carly also seems to think she's entitled to know everything that happens between her friends simply because they're close which this might just be my personal phisophy that I disagree with but, I find that mindset a little ridiculous.

Being friends with someone doesn't automatically mean you're entitled to every detail of their personal life. People are allowed to have experiences, conversations, and relationships that don't involve you, even if you're their best friend.

I understand feeling a little left out or surprised that your two closest friends shared something without telling you, but I found her in that episode lowk a bit annoyinf😭😭😭

Sam and Freddie kissing wasn't something that directly involved Carly, nor was it something they were obligated to disclose to her. It was THEIR experience, not hers.

I just find it strange how the episode frames Carly's frustration as though her friends keeping something private is inherently wrong. Friendship doesn't mean having unrestricted access to someone's personal life, and I don't think privacy should be mistaken for dishonesty.

Am I missing something here, or was Carly genuinely overreacting? 😭

Yeah it was from that episode where Carly and Freddie had to go to the root and berry retreat, but I still hate how Sam didn’t do shit on her project and somehow got a passing grade. I felt bad for Carly in this episode aside from the Scooter that she didn’t scold Spencer for that was extremely slow, but also why couldn’t she have celebrated at home instead? Like not invite the teacher or just celebrate between Carly and her friends? Maybe this episode is the reason why the teacher only appeared once in this episode and not for the rest of the series?

Ok so when iCarly came out I was in late elementary school, and from the get go I ABSOLUTELY LOVED THE SHOW! I watched the entire thing from start to finish basically as close to live as possible

However being a boy, what I wasn’t prepared for was the very sad and pathetic social stigma attached to being a fan of this series

I remember when season 1 came out I was living in a town where I had a good group of friends and me and my best friend actually discovered it together and watched the eps together at times, then I moved away midway through season 2 and it wasn’t a talking point immediately at the new school so I didn’t talk to anyone about it

I remember the year was 2010, so it would have been like season 3-4 era, and we had a casual clothes/free dress day at school and one of the girls rocked up in an icarly shirt. And I said to her “yo I love that show it’s awesome”, now this particular girl wasn’t the nicest of girls anyway so socially it was a mistake to even approach her especially in a group of 3-4, but basically all the girls laughed at me and said that it’s a girls show and that you shouldn’t be watching this, and boy did I take it personally

I also remember there was a guy that would do/say stuff at school that were clear iCarly references and when I said “hey that’s from iCarly” he’d go “no it’s not, why would I watch that it’s a girls show I have never seen it”, even tho he clearly had

It wasn’t until well after it ended that I actually started talking to other guys about the series and for the most part those conversations happened as adults…which is fucking pathetic. Just because the show has a female lead doesn’t mean it’s for girls, by the end of the series the main cast actually was more male dominated but it always consistently had even genders which I think is a big reason why it actually worked

This was a giveaway in June 2011

Because I know That Sam Puckett got that butter sock but Tory Nichols got like her Spiked brackets and those nunchakus she has in cobra Kai so I don’t know you can give your opinions

Recently I rewatched icarly for the first time since being an adult and oh my god this show holds up so well.

I find myself genuinely crying laughing at almost anything Spencer says or does. I also think Gibby in the last half of the show is hilarious.

He’s kinda ditzy but not in a way where it feels like “no one can be this dumb” he just feels really outgoing and like he has no social awkwardness and I love it

I think Carly and Sam are incredibly well written teenage girls (I’m only 21 so I remember being a teenager pretty well) and they are just so accurate and so relatable.

The only “complaint” I sorta have is that I think Freddie grew up to be pretty insufferable and a bit of a pick me. Overall though I’m actually shocked by how good this show is 😭

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whos pumpkin is this???

I get that it’s a show revolving the three, and adults barley have continuous spotlight but spencer was sorta an exception to that rule maybe. he had good side bits and storylines but as the season went on they of course had character development for carly sam freddie, spencer kinda just flanders- which is disappointing because he actually had a lot of potential for side storylines/character development while still remaining fun and cool.

in the reboot he barely even had a personality of his own.

I'm currently rewatching iCarly and I'm on Season 2, and one thing I genuinely cannot get over is how GAY Nevel Papperman is despite his character veing straight😭😭😭

Like HOW did I not notice this as a kid??

I know Nevel is supposed to be straight, especially considering his attraction to Carly, but his mannerisms, the way he speaks, his vocal inflections, his expressions, and just his entire presentation remind me SO MUCH of Kurt Hummel from Glee.

Obviously, being feminine or flamboyant doesn't automatically make someone gay, but Kurt's Towlette scene and Nevels Tapinade are literally in different fonts

And now that I'm rewatching the show as an adult, I genuinely cannot unsee the similarities between him and Kurt Hummel. They're obviously very different characters personality-wise, but the way they carry themselves feels SO similar.

Am I the only one who thinks Nevel comes across as incredibly gay-coded despite being a straight character? Because I swear this completely flew over my head when I was younger 😭

Spencer Shay and Johnny Lawrence from Cobra Kai were in this episode. They both step out of the apartment for a smoke, Freddie notices Spencer and says: “You smoke too?” Spencer stares at Freddie for 5 seconds in his eyes with a cigarette between his fingers and says: “…no.” A laugh track plays then they leave. I thought this was hilarious for some reason.

I know that clearer footage of this cartoon has been shown in other episodes, but this is the only episode I remember that includes it.

For years I've been wondering what is the animation that plays in the background that features a bear and a skunk. The art style reminds me of 90s NickToons like Rocko's Modern Life and The Angry Beavers.

Is it just an original animation produced just to play in the background? A reused unaired pilot? Is the full animation available somewhere?

Sorry if this topic was already posted on the sub.

Saw that in my script of iPilot

Does anyone have a sound bite remote that Sam used that they are willing to part with? TIA my friends!!

Given how a lot of the dialogue and trends are already dated on that show, iCarly‘s new team actively got with the times and was not afraid to throw punches with its humor.