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 2 episodes
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After the whole internet turns against Carly, she tries to win her audience back by faking a relationship with Freddie. Spencer gets overzealous planning Freddie's new app launch party, while Harper tries to get Double Dutch's dog to like her.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Ali Schouten-SeeksGuest stars Conor Husting, Poppy Liu, Josh Plasse, Jonathan Trevone Moore, Lori Mae Hernandez, Bella Shepard, Mary Scheer, Mia Serafino
Carly must defend herself in court with Spencer and Freddie's help after Lewbert returns seeking damages from injuries sustained on her old web show. Millicent tries to make Harper her new bestie.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Danny FernandezGuest stars Jeremy Rowley, Carlease Burke, Ethan Munck, Ryan Ochoa, Malea Emma Tjandrawidjaja, Samantha Klein, Gary B. Curtis, Mary Scheer
After a game of Never Have I Ever, Carly fears she is boring and sets out to prove to Harper that she can hold her own on a wild night out on the town. Spencer finds new office space for Freddie's app at the old Groovy Smoothie location.
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Directed by Melissa Joan HartWritten by Jonathan FenerGuest stars David Theune, Micah McNeil, Hideo Kimura, Bridge Barrera
When Grandad comes to visit, Carly hires him as her assistant, while Spencer is determined to finally win his respect. Harper helps Freddie with his birth chart and is horrified to discover that they are a perfect match.
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Directed by Phill LewisWritten by Heather FlandersGuest stars Greg Mullavey, Tony Amendola, Anna Mhairi, Mia Serafino
Carly hires a matchmaker to help Spencer find someone to settle down with, but when he falls for the matchmaker instead, Carly must convince her that Spencer is her type. Freddie is ready to move out on his own, but it won't be easy.
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Directed by Anthony RichWritten by Eliot GlazerGuest stars Rachel Bloom, Mary Scheer, Mia Serafino
Carly hires a manager to take her channel to the next level, but when the new guy butts heads with Freddie, Carly must figure out a way to make her team work. Spencer tries to please a tough food critic.
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Directed by Nathan KressWritten by Michael HobertGuest stars Edgar Blackmon, Nancy Berggren, Noah James, Briana Barran, Danielle Larracuente, John Dale, Josh Peck, Mary Scheer
Carly gets an opportunity to audition for a reality adventure competition show with Spencer as her partner, but his competitive tactics create tension between the siblings. Harper styles a Hollywood Icons drag night while Freddie helps Millicent with her Model UN Tournament.
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Directed by Melissa Joan HartWritten by Kate Stayman-LondonGuest stars Kandy Muse, Mo Heart, Scarlet Envy, Rosé, Maximilian Lee Piazza, Romel de Silva, Emma Fassler, Valentina Lucido
Carly gets the collab of a lifetime when a USA Bae Doll is to be made in her image. But when the popular “Influencer” doll is nothing like her, Carly must decide what message she wants to send to her fans. Spencer enlists a pet monkey to help Freddie fix his relationship troubles.
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Directed by Morenike Joela EvansWritten by Clay LapariGuest stars Josh Peck, Kevin Miles, Mia Serafino, Madelyn Skyler
Humiliated after being the target of a viral prank, Carly finds an outlet for her anger with Harper’s help, leading them both to an underground fight club for influencers. Spencer and Freddie help Millicent with a boy problem.
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Directed by Nathan KressWritten by Korama DanquahGuest stars Hannah Stocking, Finn Carr, Preston García, Hollis Jane Andrews, Jaime Lyn Beatty
Carly realizes Freddie’s new girlfriend needs help planning his perfect birthday party, but Carly’s insight into what makes Freddie happy leads to a stunning revelation about their relationship. Spencer and Harper scheme to leave the party early to meet new dates, while Millicent is distracted by her new crush.
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Directed by Morenike Joela EvansWritten by Jacques MouledouxGuest stars Mary Scheer, Mia Serafino
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
