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The day has finally come – iCarly is now streaming on Netflix!!

Though the series has made it’s streaming debut, not all of the episodes are available.

iCarly has a total of 97 episodes across six seasons, but only two seasons and 64 episodes are on Netflix. No word yet if the rest will be added at a later date, but it is possible the remaining episodes will be available on Paramount+ when it launches.

Among the episodes on Netflix include “iGo To Japan,” “iAm Your Biggest Fan,” “iMeet Fred,” “iQuit iCarly” and more.

The Nickelodeon series of course stars Miranda Cosgrove, Jennette McCurdy, Nathan Kress, Jerry Trainor and Noah Munck.

Here’s a synopsis: A show within a show, iCarly follows Carly Shay and her two best friends, Sam and Freddie, as they create a webcast for and about kids their age while grappling with everyday tween problems and adventures. Carly lives with her older brother and guardian Spencer and produces her web show from a makeshift studio in the loft upstairs.

Due to Carly and Sam’s hilarious banter and great chemistry, iCarly becomes an internet sensation and a pop phenomenon blooms with the weekly webcasts featuring everything from comedy sketches and talent contests to interviews, recipes and problem-solving.

The hit show joins other Nickelodeon series Sam & Cat, Victorious, Henry Danger, 100 Things To Do Before High School, Bella and the Bulldogs and The Haunted Hathaways, as well as movies The Boy Who Cried Wolf and Big Time Movie, Jinxed, Escape from Mr Lemoncello’s Library and Liar, Liar, Vampire, that are all on Netflix.

If you missed it, iCarly is coming back for a reboot series on Paramount+ with Miranda, Nathan and Jerry. They recently shared the first photo of them back together for the new show!

They’re back together again!!!

Miranda Cosgrove has shared a photo with her iCarly co-stars Jerry Trainor and Nathan Kress all grown up and together once more.

“💙,” she simply captioned the pic.

Jerry also shared the photo and teased, “Prepare yourselves.”

In the photo, you can even see the words “iCarly set 1″ in the background!

If you missed the big news, it was recently revealed that Paramount+ is rebooting the hit Nickelodeon series, and it will pick up with the three stars as adults (well, Jerry‘s Spencer was already an adult).

Not much is known about the upcoming reboot, including whether Jennette McCurdy and Noah Munck will return or not. As of now, they are not attached to make appearances, but one of the producers is hoping they will join and has said they’ve reached out to them.

The original iCarly episodes will also soon be hitting Netflix. Find out more here!

We also have some more insight to the new show, thanks to a series of tweets from producer Jay Kogen. Click inside to see what he said! More Here! »

OMG! iCarly is finally heading to Netflix!

Fans have been wanting this day to come for so long and it’s finally happening on February 8th.

The downside to this great news is that only the first two seasons will be on Netflix. There is no word yet on the other four seasons.

Here’s a synopsis: A show within a show, iCarly follows Carly Shay and her two best friends, Sam and Freddie, as they create a webcast for and about kids their age while grappling with everyday tween problems and adventures. Carly lives with her older brother and guardian Spencer and produces her web show from a makeshift studio in the loft upstairs.

Due to Carly and Sam’s hilarious banter and great chemistry, iCarly becomes an internet sensation and a pop phenomenon blooms with the weekly webcasts featuring everything from comedy sketches and talent contests to interviews, recipes and problem-solving.

iCarly of course stars Miranda Cosgrove in the title role, along with Jennette McCurdy as Sam, Nathan Kress as Freddie, Jerry Trainor as Spencer and Noah Munck as Gibby.

It was recently revealed that iCarly will be coming back for a revival series on Paramount+, but only some of the cast has been confirmed so far.

iCarly was announced to be returning for a revival series on Paramount+ in 2021.

However, fans were disappointed that only Miranda Cosgrove, Nathan Kress and Jerry Trainor were attached to the project, and that there was no Jennette McCurdy as Sam, or Noah Munck as Gibby.

After the news was announced, one of the producers of the reboot, Jay Kogen, responded to tweets from fans inquiring about the actors’ involvement in the show.

On Jennette returning, he said, “It’s her call,” and as for Noah, he shared that “We’ve approached him.”

Jay also dished that the new iCarly will be geared more to adults than kids, and that it will be a “Multi cam with some single cam elements” series.

Click inside for more of Jay’s insight tweets to the upcoming iCarly revival… More Here! »

OMG!!! An iCarly reboot is in the works!!

The show is getting a revival at the newly rebranded Paramount+, formerly CBS All Access, TV Line reveals.

Series stars Miranda Cosgrove, Nathan Kress and Jerry Trainor are all confirmed to reprise their roles in the new series. No word if Jennette McCurdy or Noah Munck will return, but we’re hoping they’ll at least stop in for guest appearances!

In case you forgot, iCarly ended with the web show going on hiatus while Carly went to Italy. She and Freddie also shared a goodbye kiss, so here’s hoping they’re together in the reboot!

iCarly aired for six seasons on Nickelodeon, from 2007 to 2012, and was a big fan favorite. It also spawned the spinoff Sam & Cat, which of course followed Jennette‘s Sam and Victorious‘ Cat Valentine, played by Ariana Grande.

If you missed the news, just a couple of months ago, Nathan and his wife London announced that they are expecting baby No 2!

Nathan Kress is reacting to some moments from iCarly!

The 26-year-old actor filmed a segment of Nickelodeon’s “NickRewind” and looked back on his time on the hit show, and revealed some tidbits that you may have never known before.

“Oh, it makes me physically uncomfortable,” he says while watching his audition.

Nathan even dished about the first scene he filmed.

“I remember when we first shot that scene, it was the first scene that I rehearsed, and I don’t know if it was a combination of the fact that it was just really cold on set or that I was really nervous,” he said. “I was shaking, quaking, during the entire rehearsal. I was holding up the bottle and all of my hands were just going absolutely insane. I think a lot of Freddie energy was just me that I couldn’t even contain and it just became evident on screen.”

Nathan also shared his real thoughts on spaghetti tacos, his favorite webcast segments, and if he thinks Freddie should’ve ended up with Carly or Sam.

Nathan Kress has been at the center of “The Great iCarly Debate” for close to 10 years — and it doesn’t seem to be ending any time soon.

That can be a blessing and a curse all at the same time, so Nathan opened up to Seventeen.com about who he really feels that Freddie should’ve ended up with — NO ONE!

“I get that there’s merit to both sides, but if this was actual real life and not a sitcom, I really don’t think that Freddie should end up with either one of those girls,” Nathan shared.

He adds, “There’s a lot of reasons why neither relationship actually makes sense. Just knowing what I know about real-life relationships and what’s important, I don’t really see many of those things in either one of those relationships.”

Nathan even has a solution to get Freddie out of the triangle once and for all: “If Nathan and Freddie sat down and had lunch, and he was talking to me about these girls that he just couldn’t decide between and there were so many great things about both of them, knowing what I know, I would probably recommend he move to another country that’s not Italy.”

“Just start over and find a girl that is actually into him without having to push himself in front of a taco truck, and also one that does not constantly verbally and physically abuse him.”

TELL JJJ: Who do you think Freddie should be with – Sam or Carly?