Say it with us now: "Gibby!" Nickelodeon's "iCarly" wrapped in 2012, and you probably know that it expanded the series' canon in 2013 with "Sam & Cat," a sequel crossover spinoff of "iCarly" and ...

Miranda Cosgrove is going back where it all began. The one-time Nickelodeon star revealed in a new interview on "The Drew Barrymore Show" that an "iCarly" movie is in the works for 2026. "I'm excited, ...

Once upon a time, during a certain era of the internet, web shows and YouTube channels were all the rage. Nickelodeon expanded on the phenomenon with its teen sitcom, iCarly, in 2007. The ...

Miranda Cosgrove hinted that an iCarly project was in the works that would give fans the closure they needed after the show’s revival cancellation. In a new interview, Cosgrove discussed the ...

iCarly fans could get answers to some of their biggest questions — including a resolution to that cliffhanger from the series finale. Miranda Cosgrove was asked about a possible iCarly project during ...

In one of the show’s stranger plotlines, iCarly had the character of Sam Puckett (Jennette McCurdy) check herself into a mental hospital. The reason? Sam realized she was in love with Freddie (Nathan ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. I’m pretty sure it’s gonna happen. So, I’m excited, and I’d love to get to wrap up the story. Not ...

Miranda Cosgrove doesn’t want iCarly fans to give up hope after the show’s shocking cancellation. The actress, 31, said she was still hoping to make an iCarly movie in the near future, telling Variety ...

Sarah Druhan has two years of experience in pop culture writing, and is excited to put her skills to the test at Collider. While Sarah is passionate about journalism of any kind, finding out what ...

Miranda Cosgrove isn't satisfied with how iCarly ended. Paramount+ brought the Nickelodeon series back after years away but shockingly canceled their reboot after three seasons. However, Cosgrove hasn ...

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