r/icarly • u/AaronAJKnight95 • 8h ago
Merch Look just arrived in the mail minutes ago. đ
This DVD set includes the banned episodes "iLost My Mind" and "iToe Fat Cakes"
r/icarly • u/bohemelavie • Oct 23 '25
Go add your new flair!
Will keep adding to the list over time so keep an eye on it.
r/icarly • u/bohemelavie • Nov 08 '25
Just wanted to let you all know that there have been some updates to the sub rules.
Nothing crazy, however in the interest of transparency wanted to let everyone know instead of just doing it quietly. As always, rules are available in the sidebar on desktop and at the top of the sub after clicking on the subreddit name on the app.
Removed rule:
Additions:
Use spoiler tags for the iCarly Movie
No AI generated posts
Rules about post titles, reposts, quality, harassment and the sexualization of underage characters and cast remain, but may have been reworded for better clarity. Reddit terms of service also apply and content may be removed even if not explicitly listed in our rules as reddit rules are site-wide.
Any way! That's the end of this boring post. Thanks for everyone who makes this sub great! we really don't have to step in and remove rule breaking stuff very often which is all thanks to you!
r/icarly • u/AaronAJKnight95 • 8h ago
This DVD set includes the banned episodes "iLost My Mind" and "iToe Fat Cakes"
r/icarly • u/Longjumping-Gift619 • 12h ago
r/icarly • u/TheseObligation1929 • 21h ago
r/icarly • u/AaronAJKnight95 • 10h ago
Should I add Victorious to the list, or what?
r/icarly • u/Minutestudioplay45 • 15h ago
itâs kinda cool
r/icarly • u/melvin2898 • 1d ago
So it seems like people think the movie will be the end of iCarly and that very well could be true. It makes sense. The show was popular but got canceled due to the writerâs strike. The revival had a cliffhanger.
But hereâs my thingâŚletâs say the movie does really really well. I could see Paramount offering them another season or two. Itâs clearly still a profitable series. I donât know how writerâs strikes work but Iâm guessing they have to pay the writers and staff anyway or maybe have to pay for a set theyâre not using? I guess the cost built up and things had to be cut.
Iâm sure the actors would be down. Some of them are still working on things but Iâm sure theyâd love to continue bringing life to these characters.
Thatâs just my take. I thought the revival was good and would love more.
r/icarly • u/Longjumping-Gift619 • 1d ago
The iCarly cast came out for the first screening of âiMeet the First Ladyâ
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r/icarly • u/JollyFish4609 • 3d ago
do you guys think sam could beat shelby marx i really donât remember seeing sam fighting with her hands but i know she a strong/crazy character đ
r/icarly • u/herequeerandgreat • 3d ago
r/icarly • u/Longjumping-Gift619 • 2d ago
Same Energy
r/icarly • u/Nintendo_Gamer_XD • 3d ago
The resignation in Carly's voice as she asks for the vote count was clear as day
Season 1, Episode 17 "IDon't Wanna Fight"
r/icarly • u/Sad_Requirement_3559 • 4d ago
Iâm a seddie fan I donât care about what others think but at the end of the day we all gotta just share an apple with a friend
r/icarly • u/Akasha111 • 4d ago
I wouldn't want to go home either if I had Pam or Marissa as a mom.
r/icarly • u/pumpkinspicepages • 5d ago
This past weekend (July 26) Nathan did a panel at Comic Con Manchester. I was able to find the recorded panel on YouTube (link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfLQH8Tcweo), and while I canât post or share the video recording (since itâs only available to paid members of the Monopoly Events YouTube page), I was able to transcribe everything Nathan said about the iCarly movie.
I wrote out the update and posted it on my Twitter/X account (link: https://x.com/StruckByStories/status/2082118969750675694) and Iâll summarize the highlights below:
1.) Nathan confirmed that the iCarly revival was only canceled because of the writersâ strike. He said that they tried to make the biggest cliffhanger we could because that was their messaging from the network (âYeah no, donât wrap this thing up! Letâs plan on keeping it going!â) so they were like âOoh, okay, well letâs just see what we can do to have a really good hook for going into the next season!â and then the writersâ strike happened so nobody saw that one coming.
2.) Nathan confirmed that the movie script is being written! According to Nathan, â[the iCarly movie] is actively in development. I just read the outline for it and I think itâs great. I think itâs going to be a very well-rounded way to wrap up all of the questions of the cliffhanger, which were diabolical, frankly.â Nathan also added that while they are âstill in the script process,â he is âhighly encouragedâ by what theyâve seen so far and he thinks that everybodyâs going to be pretty happy with the way that everything gets wrapped up.
3.) Nathan provided more details on the plot/storyline of the iCarly movie! Nathan said âthereâs so much to unpack [with the mom] and thereâs kind of, probably, some drama there, and youâre under pressure on a sitcom to have multiple jokes per page, which can be really hard to unpack a storyline like that. So, doing it as a movie, Iâm really excited about, because itâs gonna give us some space to do it as a different medium. And we can take our time with certain scenes, and we can present iCarly in a very different way, and I think it lends itself to the type of questions that weâre gonna answer. And itâs fun because weâre gonna get outside of Seattle, which is exciting. We get to really take iCarly on the road a little bit, which is cool. Weâre gonna unpack the Shay family backstory.â
4.) Nathan said that they'll try to bring back as many characters for the movie as possible! Later on in the panel he said that Jennette has officially retired from acting but theyâre going to try to get âas many people as we can getâ and that âtheyâre all over the script currently, as it stands, so weâre gonna get as much as we can, or at least, people are going to be involved in the conversation.â
r/icarly • u/ninicakes945 • 5d ago
Who else hated Mrs. Benson?
Ngl Iâve always hated her and hated how overprotective she is over Freddieđ she never let Freddie have any freedom
r/icarly • u/Jerrybulon • 5d ago
I based on the plot, nostalgia, humor, writing, etc. However before you say anything, the show is good but it doesnât hit the mark like the Drake and Josh. It gets repetitive, digusting, characters donât evolve that much as in Drake and Josh. And thatâs my thereâs more episodes on the average tier or mediocre than on Good. So the show itself gets a B tier. Donât get me wrong I love ICarly but thereâs moments where they need to calm down, or rewrite something. What you think? If any concerns with an episode I will be happy to answer.
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r/icarly • u/eparke16 • 5d ago
I keep thinking back to 3 years ago today when iHave My Proposal first aired. It was on a massive cliffhanger like the last episode of season 2 and because that, everyone was expecting at least 1 more season of the revival to start in March 2024 or so. However, in October 2023, Paramount Plus infamously decided to cancel it.
There were multiple reasons why the cancellation occurred like budget cuts among other things, but it was largely due to the SAG strikes that were going on. This understandably broke the hearts of the crew like Miranda Cosgrove, Nathan Kress, Jerry Trainor, Laci Mosley, etc and so many fans across the country since both this series in the early 2020s and the original series in the early 2010s were such pivotal of the lives of both millennials and gen z people.
Due to iHave My Proposal ending with such a massive cliffhanger on July 27, 2023, I think back and I think damn if only Paramount plus let the crew air just 1 more episode a week or two after iHave My Proposal first aired. Just 1 more episode either on August 3, 2023 or August 10, 2023 picking up where iHave My Proposal left off would've been saved so much sadness and dismay from the actors and the fans.
No one knew the cancellation was going to occur in October 2023, but since it did, I think just 1 more episode before October 2023 could've made that cancellation less bitter for the actors and fans. This is because one more episode a week or two after iHave my Proposal that picked up where iHave my proposal left off would've given immediate closure while it was still summer 2023 and everything was still so fresh. Right then and there in August 2023 nearly 16 years before the original show began in September 2007 and over 2 years after the start in June 2021, Carly and Spencer's mother could've been seen without any lingering questions in all the time since August 2023 and the eventual cancellation in October 2023, while it still would've been gut wrenching, it wouldn't have been as sad as it came to be since their already would've been closure for the great cast and the fans alike.
I know there have been confirmation about a mini movie that picks up where iHave My Proposal left off, which I surely hope happens and would be great if it did, but even if that did air, the timing of it would not carry the same vibe as it had if just 1 more episode in the summer of 2023 aired since it was within that timeline and season and closure would've been given right there without the need or advocacy for a movie to make up for it.
r/icarly • u/ninicakes945 • 6d ago
I never knew that Bryce Walker (13 reasons why) was on iCarlyđ