The DARK iCarly Storyline That Continued In Sam & Cat

It is finally time to discuss part three to the iCarly Nora trilogy... which happens to not take place within iCarly, but rather in an episode of the spin-off show Sam & Cat. Is this Nora's most devious plan yet? Or will it pale in comparison? Let's put this iCarly Nora trilogy to bed with the final installment!

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[JordanFringe]

Thank you all so much for watching! I truly appreciate it! Let me know what other darker shows, darker episodes of shows and darker movies I should check out for the channel in the near future! Have a great weekend! :D

[wilderac]

I like how they put a face mask over crazy steve, because they know if he wasn’t wearing one, Sam would’ve just thought it was spencer gone mad.

[DuploBlock]

I loved the idea that Nora was so devious/ irredeemable that they had to get Nevel’s help, of all people lol

[Groggle]

Honestly, I think Sam & Cat is more of a Victorious spin-off, than an iCarly spin-off. It has more of the Victorious vibe and humor. The music is also more similar to Victorious', I can't describe it, it just... is.

[ryan_is_here_now]

I honestly found it kind of wired how in the first psycho episode gibby saved the whole gang from nora. Then in the second one he tried to help them but got stuck in the chimney. But then on this one he was perfectly fine with just telling them where they all were 😂

[OnlyBrodie._]

“A Mexican Drivers License.”
Jared Bell: You callin me a liar?

[marleylowe]

Crazy Steve, Nora and Nevel all in a single episode would be WAY too much for Nickelodeon to do

[SumnerGeek]

I never realized that this episode paid homage to Silence of the Lambs then again I’m not a horror movie person but I will say this was cool to finally learn where these references came from

[Scyrina]

These videos give back so many memories aa. Thanks for going over them again :>

[MrCobalt]

The fact Crazy Steve is connected to iCarly and this show's universe now raises too many questions.

[hamtaru]

i found nora's role in the revival pretty interesting
there's a thing with addicts where they do well in rehab but often fall to their own habits once they return home. i think the same thing can be applied here. our environment dictates our behaviour, that's why it's easy to learn new things when you're in a new place or to let go of some older habits. nora's progress relied simply on avoiding carly and the crew and the moment she saw them again she went back to right where it was

[BugsyFoga]

Can't believe they just fully made a version of silence of the lambs for a Sam and cat episode.

[exdoomramen]

The "help me get this in my car" move is straight up jeffery dauhmer

[cjnogodula]

I enjoyed Sam and Cat quite a bit, it was a great pairing tbh, Cat was extravagant, Sam was tough, I feel like they were the only two characters in their respective shows that would gel together

[danielcallaway]

Sam and Cat was actually a decent show. Sadly it just ended for no reason. Or i just dont know why it ended.

[raet]

I’ve forgotten how entertaining Sam and Cat actually was.. What a pity it ended the way it did:(

[CartoonTriper]

Looking at her with sunglasses:
"You never learn, didn't you?"

[talishagilbert]

I feel like the Crazy Ponnie episode of Victorious should be addressed. Also let’s unpack ATBG where she wrote a creepy poem about a girl disappearing and all her friends and family thought she was depressed. The closing scene on that one always creeped me out.

[Jpt]

Maurice tattoo ? Didn’t know she was secretly king Julian

[lindsey.]

ever since i rewatched icarly, the kidnappings have been driving me crazy. they would most likely have serious ptsd and wouldn’t be able to roast weenies over a campfire while singing a song that their captor sang to them only hours earlier