Watch Carly, Sam, and Freddie, as they try to balance their everyday 8th grade lives with their newfound fame managing and starring in the most awesome show on the web.
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Watch Carly, Sam, and Freddie, as they try to balance their everyday 8th grade lives with their newfound fame managing and starring in the most awesome show on the web.
Season 3 episodes
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On iCarly, Sam's tooth falls out, leading Carly to take Sam to the dentist. When the doctor gives Sam laughing gas, Sam accidentally reveals that she and Freddie shared a secret kiss with each other. Carly gets angry because friends aren't supposed to keep secrets, but in the end she is OK with it. Meanwhile, Spencer teaches an art class in a prison, he and the prisoners build a big pair of pants that two prisoners hide in and jump out in Carly's house and tape Carly Sam and Freddie to three chairs after Freddie threatens to call the Police.
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Directed by Adam WeissmanWritten by Steve HollandGuest stars Dennis Keiffer, Vivian Bang, Joseph Limbaugh, J. Teddy Garces, David Mattey, Kevin T. McCarthy, Molly Tarlov, Norman Mora
When Carly, Sam, and Freddie defeat a famous TV chef in a cooking challenge, the chef gives up cooking, quits his show, and refuses to come out of his bedroom. Spencer tries to make his vision of the future a reality.
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Directed by Roger ChristiansenWritten by Dan SchneiderGuest stars BooG!e, Al Espinosa, Angela Martinez, Ryan Alvarez, Kevin Blake, Skylan Brooks, Marian Collier, Martin Klebba
When Carly has trouble finding a date to a dance, Sam asks for Seattle-area boys to apply to be her date. When the gang is overwhelmed by the amount of boys who show up, they hold a speed-dating session. Meanwhile, Carly convinces Sam to ask Gibby to the dance since no one else did, but Sam becomes enraged when Gibby turns her down. Carly finally finds a boy, whom after the dance, she dumps for being so talkative. In the end, Carly and Freddie share a dance together at the Groovy Smoothie, which Sam walks in on. Upon seeing them, she silently leaves.
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Directed by Russ ReinselWritten by Andrew Hill NewmanGuest stars BooG!e, Noah Munck, Kevin Fonteyne, Skyler Day, Ethan Munck, Emily Ratajkowski, Spencer Boldman, Jordan Fisher
Carly, Sam and Freddie present iCarly awards for best user-generated content; Spencer enlists the help of European swimsuit models to make statuettes.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Andrew Hill NewmanGuest stars Noah Munck, Nick Afanasiev, Simon Bernal, John Burke, Derek Craigie, Rob Narita, Nick Steele, Justin Tinucci
Principal Franklin is fired after appearing as a guest on iCarly; Spencer hires a rodeo star to teach him how to ride a mechanical bull.
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Directed by David KendallWritten by Matt FleckensteinGuest stars BooG!e, Noah Munck, Weston Blakesley, Debi Derryberry, Muse Watson, Tim Russ, David St. James, Mindy Sterling
After a prank on Lewbert Sam loses her phone in his office, when her and Freddie get it back Sam steals a personal box from Lewbert’s office. Sam, Freddie and Carly look through it, only to find some interesting stuff about Lewbert, biggest him having had a girlfriend. Getting an Idea they set out to reunite him with her so he can be happy and leave them alone, only to find out Lewbert doesn’t exactly “like” her. Meanwhile after a rash of robberies Ms. Benson signs Spencer up to a watch group with a little pest from his past.
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Directed by David KendallWritten by Matt FleckensteinGuest stars Mary Scheer, Kit Pongetti, Ryan Ochoa, Crawford James, Jeremy Rowley, Patrick Labyorteaux, Lara Jill Miller, Nicole Taylor
After Mrs. Benson pushes Freddie too far by making Freddie eat asparagus while doing iCarly, showing people at school his baby pictures, and vacuuming his ear while he was sleeping, Freddie gets upset, moves out and gets his own apartment on the top floor of Bushwell Plaza. In the meanwhile, Carly, Sam, and Freddie start a pet photography business, only to see their studio destroyed by a snooty competing pet photography business owners Stewart Butler and Ollie Paisley. In the end, Marissa realizes she needs Freddie, begging him to return; Freddie makes her promise not to embarrass him in public ever again.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Arthur GradsteinGuest stars Mary Scheer, Noah Munck, Jesse Erwin, Christopher Michael, Chelsea Alden, Abby Wilde, Chad Doreck
Carly and Sam agree to help up and coming comedians Fleck and Dave make a contest-winning video, but when the two comedians fight and choose to end their friendship, Carly and Sam feel responsible. They try to patch things up between the two, only to find the problems ring familiar. Carly and Sam take sides and begin to fight.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Dan SchneiderGuest stars BooG!e, Noah Munck, Joey Luthman, Daven Wilson, Ritsa Gountoumas
After arguing, Sam and Carly decide to end iCarly for good. Meanwhile, Spencer gets obsessed with winning a boat only to find out he has no place to put it.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Dan SchneiderGuest stars BooG!e, Noah Munck, Joey Luthman, Daven Wilson, Scott Dean, John Kapelos
Carly, unaware of an oncoming taco truck, is pushed aside by Freddie, who subsequently gets hit. Carly, grateful to Freddie for saving her life, develops an attraction towards him. However, Freddie thinks that this attraction stems from his actions, and not himself, so the two break up but agree that if the whole "hero" thing wears off that if Carly still feels attracted to him they'll try the relationship again. Meanwhile, Sam and Spencer engage in an intense game of assassin.
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Directed by Larry LaFondWritten by Eric Goldberg, Peter TibbalsGuest stars Mary Scheer, Noah Munck, Andrew Hill Newman, Joseph Buttler, Cazimir Milostan, Brian Nolan
Sam admits she was a pageant girl after she stormed off the iCarly set. Desperate to defeat her rival she gets Carly to enter the pageant for her, only to take her place later. Meanwhile, Spencer and Freddie double date, however, the date goes bad when the two get caught up in a board game.
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Directed by Adam WeissmanWritten by Andrew Hill NewmanGuest stars Lane Napper, Elisabeth Abbott, Roger Ainslie, Madisen Beaty, Shanley Caswell, Rachel Currence, Harley Graham, Gilland Jones
Freddie feels the wrath of Gibby when he is caught getting too close to Gibby's girlfriend. Elsewhere, reports of Spencer's death are greatly exaggerated, but thanks to this newspaper error, Spencer sees a spike in sales of his artwork.
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Directed by Jonathan GoldsteinWritten by Jake FarrowGuest stars Noah Munck, Valerie Azlynn, Emily Ratajkowski, Phil Abrams, Jeremy Rowley, Michael McCafferty, Deena Dill, Phil Idrissi
An eccentric billionaire asks the iCarly gang to perform a web show from outer space; Spencer is visited by a mysterious little girl.
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Directed by Russ ReinselWritten by Jake FarrowGuest stars Robert Benedict, Jake Borelli, Brittany Beery, Michael Bunin, David Lengel, Greer Grammer, Thomas Kasp, Baldeep Singh
Carly and her pals try to help a former pop star make a comeback video, but the task proves challenging when they realize the ex-star is all washed up. Elsewhere, Spencer is surprised to learn the new woman he's been dating is Gibby's mother.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Matt FleckensteinGuest stars Noah Munck, Deena Dill, Nikki Hahn, Shauntay Hinton, Jeff Lorch, Betsy Rue, Jarell Dubose, Scott Dean
The cast introduces bloopers and outtakes from the series.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Dan SchneiderGuest stars Drake Bell, Mike Caron, Steve Hoefer, Jamie Snow, Bryan Coffee, Mary Scheer, Reed Alexander, Victoria Justice
Carly and the gang try to prove that there is a Bigfoot somewhere out there.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Dan SchneiderGuest stars Noah Munck, Zach Cumer, Mindy Sterling, Matthew Moy, Craig Welzbacher, John Brantley Cole, Jake Wells
Carly, Sam and Freddie try to cheer up a lonely fan named Nora on her birthday. Gibby does home repairs for Spencer in exchange for setting up a camp in the loft.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Dan Schneider, Ben HuebscherGuest stars Noah Munck, Daniella Monet, Danielle Morrow, Patrick Birkett, Kyle Dietz, George Doty IV
Spencer comes to the rescue when a heat wave hits Seattle and the power goes out.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Steve HollandGuest stars Mary Scheer, Noah Munck, Drew Roy, Ryan Ochoa, Phil Abrams, Sean Smith, Jeremy Rowley, Chris Harper
Dan Schneider, Jake Farrow, Matt Fleckenstein, Andrew Hill Newman, Arthur Gradstein, Steve Holland, George Doty IV, Peter Tibbals, Eric Goldberg, Steven Molaro, Ben Huebscher, Ethan Banville, Dicky Murphy, Karey Dornetto, Ben Dougan, Dan Schneider, Andrew Hill Newman, Andrew Hill Newman, Steven Molaro
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
107
Original language
English
Networks & production
NickelodeonUnited States
Nickelodeon ProductionsUnited States
Schneider's BakeryUnited States
Themes
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