iCarly (2023) Was Literally INSANE!

Another year, another new season of the iCarly revival! For the past couple years, we have been going over the new continuation of the hit Nickelodeon show iCarly as it came back in a more aged up way to match with the audience who watched the original iCarly back in the day. Today we are going to take a look at season 3 of the revival as the season has come to an end and see if it has improved from what season 1 and season 2 offered!

Written By: Jordan Fringe
Edited By: Jordan Fringe
Channel Art By: Jerry Meehan

[JordanFringe]

Thanks so much for watching! Have you been keeping up with the revival of iCarly? What are your thoughts on season 3 or in general, the revival as a whole? Let me know!

[thisaznguytim]

My favorite part was the season finale where Harper shouted, "You have a mom?". 😂 Totally can relate to her since Carly's mom was non-existent in the whole icarly series.

[wolfshoen]

"Sure, it's a lot of fan service... but as a fan, I feel serviced!" absolutely 10/10 line

[kainhighwind]

You know, I'm always amazed how Miranda Cosgrove gets more gorgeous with age, and Jerry Trainor should be a much, MUCH bigger name for physical comedy.

[ellabiddy]

Nathan Kress is a stand out actor especially in the emotional moments. I love all the cast and they do a good job but his acting goes far beyond the level everyone else is on and I really hope he gets bigger roles in the future

[ellabiddy]

I think it’s hilarious that the casting directors of Oppenheimer most likely had to watch Josh Peck in ICarly for his resume

[thereallesgrossman]

Three seasons in to the iCarly revival, i'm so happy the show still going strong. I've always love that the show focuses on the fans who grew up with the original rather than for kids. Something that the Lizzie McGuire revival should've done in the first place

[melltenfys]

Really respect that they had weird silly episodes too. I hate it when shows revivals try to make it too convoluted or too strict, seeing one just allowing their characters to be themselves, have their absurdist humor and to have fun with the plot is great - and should be the rule lol

[JoseOnTheAir]

This season definitely felt like it found its footing. The main things I hope we get with Season 4 (hoping it gets renewed with everything going on with the strikes): the full story of Carly and Spencer's mom and Freddie's dad, Harper getting to have an A plot episode to have her friendship reciprocated, a more serious episode plot showing the maturity of Carly and Freddie's relationship (something like moving in together, acknowledging a physical relationship/perhaps a dialogue about starting a family in whatever direction it goes), different cyber story ideas (leaks, parasocial relationships, maybe something even more serious like swatting), a coming of age moment for Millicent, and hopefully getting to an engagement with Carly and Freddie. I have faith that they can pick up the ball where they left it in this finale and really make Season 4 the best one yet.

[kattatatatat]

The plot line of Carly being upset that people will find out her personal information makes me sad when I think about what Miranda has been through with insane stalkers

[beebs]

I think it’s really incredible they gave such a compelling explanation as to why Carly and Spencer have had such troubled love lives. Of course they’d be scared of commitment when their own mother abandoned all of them. And its no wonder they refused to talk about her for so long! Honestly genius.

[kylefielder]

There was a couple “just decent” episodes in iCarly Season 3 but the last 2 episodes are “Great” and the rest are Good to Great. Overall it’s a fun weekly show.

[DankMemeCenterX]

This season felt more attach to reality than the prior two seasons trying to fiind their footing with the times. Good character growth and explored more of the vulnerable sides of them.

[supremeoverlorde]

It surprised me how much I enjoyed Carly and Freddie finally getting together. I wasn't sure that a revival all these years after the original show would do the relationship justice, but somehow they made it work by exploring it in a very mature and meaningful way, while being respectful to the source material.

[misshuntress]

It was such a fantastic season with a surprising amount of heart. The way they have developed Carly & Freddie’s relationship has been so satisfying, and honestly beautifully done. I truly hope that it gets another season, particularly after that cliffhanger!

[christiankarlkarganilla]

Season 3 is definitely the best season of the revival. Ironically, as silly and childish Spencer, Carly, and Freddie can be, the best episodes of this season are when the three of them touch into serious and mature topics.

[aarcadee]

Never would have imagined this show would runs so long. At least the reboot part of it. I've never met anyone who watches the current iteration, but it's definitely got it's viewers if it's pushing three seasons!

[thereallesgrossman]

I forgot that James Maslow was in the original series till i rewatch that episode after seeing him back in the revival. Honestly, i think BTR should make a guest star in the next iCarly season. I know it'll cost two roles for James to be in one show but really, don't they do this with other actors? Victorious and iCarly are in the same universe yet Victoria Justice managed to play Tori Vega and Shelby Marx, might aswell James as Shane and as a BTR member

[wiz]

who would've thought a show gets better if you give it time to find its footing and let it grow rather than cancelling after a rocky first season

[times-a-wasted]

Seriously everything I could’ve hoped and more. And with Nathan and Miranda, especially, you can see them putting it all into these love scenes. They’ve both mentioned how meaningful Creddie is, and that shows in their acting.