#ICARLY EPISODES SERIES#
You never really need to know everything that’s happened in the series so far, although the background knowledge certainly helps. Every episode is a new adventure and its own story. Like a lot of sitcoms, iCarly is one of those series that doesn’t need to be watched exactly in order. So maybe we might see more exciting cameos? Maybe Gibby (Noah Munck)? Sam? We can only dream.
Some of the queens from RuPaul’s Drag Race also popped by. Season 2 had a cameo from Miranda’s Drake & Josh costar and TV big brother Josh Peck. It’s also fair to say that the main ensemble with Freddie (Nathan Kress), Spencer (Jerry Trainor), Harper, and Millicent would probably be back as well. Unless the reboot turns into a spin-off, expect to see Miranda return to reprise her titular role as Carly. Who’s going to be in the cast if we get a season 3? Here’s everything we know so far about season 3 of the iCarly reboot. And while not all the episodes of the second installment have been released, I already know I’m going to want more. Season 2 of the reboot is already proving to be a great follow-up to the first, especially since season 1 ended on a cliff-hanger. And the show has also grown along with its fan base, with Carly (Miranda Cosgrove) openly talking about her sexuality, facing problems that come with adulting and the age of the internet, and getting to swear. The Sam-shaped hole has been more than filled by the new additions to the main ensemble: Harper (Laci Mosley) and Millicent (Jaidyn Triplett). IDK about you, but I was pleasantly surprised about how the new show has managed to maintain the same sense of humor and continuity-despite the fact that one of its biggest characters, Sam (Jennette McCurdy), is no longer around. But that is most definitely not what the iCarly reboot is. Reboots can sometimes be seen as the unnecessary exhumation of a perfectly good show, a resurrection that brings back a half-alive zombie of what a show once was.
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