iWon't Cancel the Show

Folge lief am 1. Mai 2010
TV-G
24 Min.

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6,8/10

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Jerry Trainor and Miranda Cosgrove in iCarly (2007)

Comedy Family Romance

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuSam winds up in jail, forcing Spencer to co-host iCarly. He also has a date at the exact same time and has to alternate between the two, while trying to keep the co-hosting part a secret fro... Alles lesenSam winds up in jail, forcing Spencer to co-host iCarly. He also has a date at the exact same time and has to alternate between the two, while trying to keep the co-hosting part a secret from his from his more sophisticated date.Sam winds up in jail, forcing Spencer to co-host iCarly. He also has a date at the exact same time and has to alternate between the two, while trying to keep the co-hosting part a secret from his from his more sophisticated date.

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Episode works but not same without Jennette McCurdy!

Sam is in jail and they need Spencer to be the second banana. This is another good episode of iCarly except no true antagonist meaning... Sam. Supposely, Jennette was sick recovering from having her tonsils taken out... so, under a schedule they probably had to do a rewrite and film one without her.

It worked but not really the same. Icarly needs all the principal characters to work and without Sam, the show is different and if Jennette did leave the show then the show can't work without the character of Sam. It is weird how one character can change a outcome of a show.

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Jennette McCurdy who portrays Sam was absent due to being in the hospital at the time for a tonsillectomy; this is the only episode to not feature Sam. McCurdy is only credited.

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At the end of the webshow, everyone is standing in front of the camera. Yet the camera (when the audience sees through it) keeps changing angles without anyone apparently moving it.