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iCarly has returned to Paramount+ for its second season, and the revival’s first episode back wastes no time giving the fans exactly what they want. Well, some of the fans. Friday’s premiere picks up shortly after the infamous Webicon disaster of 2021. Beau and Wes have joined forces to turn the

Carly and Freddie are becoming a thing, whether they like it or not. That’s but one takeaway from iCarly‘s Season 2 trailer, during which the longtime besties kiss to appease a group of overzealous fans. Including Freddie’s mom. Premiering on Friday, April 8, the revival’s 10-episode second season

iCarly will be back on Paramount+ next month. The streamer on Tuesday released the official trailer iCarly Season 2. The season will premiere with two all-new episodes, beginning on Friday, April 8, exclusively on Paramount+ in the U.S., Canada, Latin America, Australia, and the Nordics. The

Well, this is an interesting development: iCarly is staging a mini Drake & Josh reunion, enlisting Josh Peck as a guest star in the Paramount+ revival’s upcoming second season. Peck (seen above with Miranda Cosgrove and Nathan Kress in a photo shared to the show’s Instagram) will play Carly’s

iCarly's return has been extended. Paramount+ has issued a renewal for Season 2 of the arrival, with production set to get underway this fall ahead of a 2022 premiere. The new iteration picks up 10 years after the classic Nickelodeon show ended and follows original influencer Carly Shay and her