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 5 episodes
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Three days after the lock-in at Ridgeway, Carly and Freddie find out that Sam put herself in the Troubled Waters Mental Hospital, for thinking she has lost her mind when she fell for Freddie. Carly, Gibby, Freddie, and Spencer try to break her out.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Dan Schneider, Matt FleckensteinGuest stars Jim Parsons, Monique Edwards, Brian D. Johnson, Jason Weissbrod, Zarii Arri, Carol Lyn Black, Peggy Clements, Tracy Dillon
Carly suggests that Sam and Freddie try each other's favorite hobbies; Spencer asks his former babysitter to dinner. Also, Sam and Freddie go see her Uncle Carmine and his friend, Chaz, in prison. Chaz threatens Freddie so Sam and Freddie must come to terms with their relationship.
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Directed by Steve HoeferWritten by Jake Farrow, Dan SchneiderGuest stars Charlene Amoia, Jim Giordano, Joey Russo, Madison Hargrove, Lance Irwin, Mason Alexander Park, Andrew Shea, Dre Swain
Carly pretends to be very brainy to score points with her new boyfriend. Meanwhile, T-Bo needs to find a new home after he's evicted from the Groovy Smoothie.
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Directed by David KendallWritten by Dan Schneider, Matt FleckensteinGuest stars BooG!e, Mary Scheer, Kevin Railsback, David Weisenberg, Adam Tait, Darina Voloshina
Christopher Cane (Rex from Victorious) interviews the cast and shows their bloopers from the show. This is the sequel to iBloop, a Season 3 episode, where it showed every cast members' bloopers during filming various episodes.
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Directed by Clayton BoenWritten by Dan Schneider, Matt FleckensteinGuest stars BooG!e, Jason Gibbs, Jake Farrow
Nora has a parole hearing, and Carly, Sam, Freddie, and Gibby are invited to give their opinions whether she should be kept in prison or be released. After allowing her release, the group attends her welcome home party to celebrate her potential reform, but it turns out to be too good to be true. Meanwhile, T-Bo tries to act fancy to keep a room in Mrs. Benson's apartment.
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Directed by David KendallWritten by Jake Farrow, Dan SchneiderGuest stars BooG!e, Mary Scheer, Danielle Morrow, Seth Coltan, Margaret Easley, Andrew Friedman, J.D. Hall, Amelia Jackson-Gray
After Nora once again kidnaps the iCarly cast, they are forced to participate in a birthday party that lasts "forever and ever and ever and ever..."
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Directed by David KendallWritten by Jake Farrow, Dan SchneiderGuest stars BooG!e, Mary Scheer, Danielle Morrow, Margaret Easley, Andrew Friedman, Zach Callison, Devan Leos
Freddie decides he wants to be a creative member of the iCarly team which includes him wanting to perform on the show. Freddie wants to co-host the show with Sam while Gibby works the camera. Things, however, go awry. During the episode, Freddie broadcasts a web show with 3-D effects, which messes up people's vision. Meanwhile, Spencer hires a personal assistant named Marty..
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Directed by Russ ReinselWritten by Dan Schneider, Ben HuebscherGuest stars BooG!e, Mary Scheer, Bil Dwyer, Sandra Alvarado, Courtney Taylor Burness, Dana DeRuyck, Timothy E. Goodwin, Jared Hillman
It's Carly's dad's birthday, and things don't go as planned. He was supposed to come home for his birthday and celebrate it with Carly and Spencer, but can't make it because of some emergency. Sam and Freddie feel bad about what happened so they connect her up with him through a video chat.
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Directed by Adam WeissmanWritten by Dan Schneider, Arthur GradsteinGuest stars BooG!e, Michelle Obama, Taran Killam, Chris Butler, Gil Harris, Aaron Ikeda, Crystal Mora, Dan Schneider
After Sam wins a golden ticket for a Canadian Fat Cake VIP Tour, Sam, Freddie, Spencer, and Gibby go to the Fat Cake factory in Canada, but Sam's greed finally gets the better of her when she tries to smuggle over 100 Fat Cakes over the border, since Canadian Fat Cakes are illegal in America.
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Directed by Russ ReinselWritten by Dan Schneider, Matt FleckensteinGuest stars Mary Scheer, Eddie Perino, Tiffany Adams, Stuart Allan, Ryan Christiansen, Aaron Craven, Jonathan Kehoe, Adam Tait
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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