Ten years after signing off of one of TV's most iconic shows, Carly, Spencer, and Freddie are back, navigating the next chapter of their lives, facing the uncertainties of life in their twenties.
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Ten years after signing off of one of TV's most iconic shows, Carly, Spencer, and Freddie are back, navigating the next chapter of their lives, facing the uncertainties of life in their twenties.
Season 3 episodes
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Carly dives into work to distract herself from Freddie, working with Paul on a sizzle reel for a Carly-centric reality show. But Paul pushes Carly's love triangle to create more drama.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Ali Schouten-SeeksGuest stars Jeremy Rowley, Josh Peck, Hannah Stocking, Mary Scheer, Mia Serafino
Carly realizes she has feelings for Freddie, but tries to get over him by dating a new guy. An old rival from boarding school hires Harper. After a review calls Spencer out of touch, he tries to prove he's a man of the people.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Erica Montolfo-BuraGuest stars Mia Serafino, Benjamin Norris, Patty Guggenheim, Jeffrey Thompson
Committed to rebuilding their friendship, Carly and Freddie team up to recreate some of their favorite memories after all of Carly’s photos and videos are erased from her phone.
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Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Kate Stayman-LondonGuest stars Mary Scheer
Carly discovers that she is the victim of a Deep Fake, which has the internet convinced that she has endorsed a viral food product that is making Seattle residents sick.
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Directed by Nathan KressWritten by Julia Ahumada GrobGuest stars Reed Alexander, Patty Guggenheim, Bailey Stender, Jeffery Self, Chaize Macklin
Carly is excited to give the keynote speech at her high school reunion, but a surprise revelation puts her at the mercy of an old classmate.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Eliot GlazerGuest stars Tim Russ, James Maslow, Mason Alexander Park, Skyler Day, Christopher David, Lucie Vuong, Nikki Tuazon, Andrew Shea
Carly and Freddie struggle to find the perfect time to tell Millicent's mom about their relationship, fearing that she will take Millicent away with her.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Aydrea WaldenGuest stars Carmela Zumbado, Jeremy Rowley, Josh Peck, Mary Scheer
It's the Wedding of the Century! Mrs. Benson and Lewbert are getting married, but a misunderstanding leads Freddie and Carly to consider their own future together.
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Guest stars Jeremy Rowley, Mary Scheer, Patty Guggenheim, Kaliko Kauahi
Ali Schouten-Seeks, Kate Stayman-London, Eliot Glazer, Clay Lapari, Nasser Samara, Danny Fernandez, Korama Danquah, Jacques Mouledoux, Steve Armogida, Sarah Jane Cunningham, Jay Kogen, Jonathan Fener, Michael Hobert, Suzie V. Freeman, Esther Povitsky, Erica Montolfo-Bura, Heather Flanders, David Malkoff, Aydrea Walden, Julia Ahumada Grob, Jim Armogida, Harry Hannigan