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iCarly
Season 1
StarringMiranda Cosgrove
Jennette McCurdy
Nathan Kress
Jerry Trainor
No. of episodes25
Release
Original networkNickelodeon
Original releaseSeptember 8, 2007 (2007-09-08) –
July 25, 2008 (2008-07-25)
Season chronology
Next →
Season 2
List of episodes

The first season of iCarly aired on Nickelodeon from September 8, 2007, to July 25, 2008. The season introduces Carly Shay (Miranda Cosgrove), Sam Puckett (Jennette McCurdy), Freddie Benson (Nathan Kress), and Spencer Shay (Jerry Trainor). This is notably the only season without a 1-hour special.

Production[edit]

The series was created and executive produced by Dan Schneider, who has created many other shows for the network. The show was produced by Schneider's Bakery and Nickelodeon Productions. The series is filmed at Nickelodeon on Sunset Studios in Hollywood, California. The theme song "Leave It All to Me" written by Michael Corcoran and is performed by Miranda Cosgrove, featuring Drake Bell.

All episodes from this season were originally produced in the 16:9 format, then cropped to 4:3 for broadcast and 16:9 for widescreen release. The season began production in January 2007.[1]

Cast[edit]

Main cast[edit]

Recurring cast[edit]

Guest stars[edit]

Episodes[edit]

Main article: List of iCarly episodes
No.
overall		No. in
season		Title [2]Directed byWritten byOriginal air date [2]Prod.
code [3]		U.S. viewers
(millions)
11"iPilot"Steve HoeferDan SchneiderSeptember 8, 2007 (2007-09-08)1014.1[4]
13-year-old Carly Shay (Miranda Cosgrove) is accused of digitally altering a photo of her teacher, Ms. Briggs (Mindy Sterling), even though her best friend, Sam (Jennette McCurdy), is the true culprit. As punishment, she is forced to monitor auditions for the school talent show. Carly decides to bring Sam, as well as her next-door neighbor, Freddie (Nathan Kress), who has a crush on Carly. Freddie brings his tech equipment to videotape the auditions. After the auditions, they write a list of people they want to be in the talent show. However, much to Carly's and Sam's distress, Freddie accidentally uploads a clip of Carly and Sam making fun of Ms. Briggs to SplashFace, which quickly goes viral. While they have the video removed, the girls are flattered by comments complimenting their sense of humor. Carly and Sam give Ms. Briggs a DVD of the auditions, only for her to reveal she saw the video and reject their list of recommended acts. Carly is then inspired to make their own webshow in which they can do whatever they want without people stopping it, and with her brother Spencer's (Jerry Trainor) permission, they redecorate the third floor into a makeshift studio for the webshow, named "iCarly" by Freddie. Their first webcast, featuring many of their favorite acts from the auditions, is a huge success.
22"iWant More Viewers"Adam WeissmanSteve Holland & Steven MolaroSeptember 8, 2007 (2007-09-08)1033.9[4]
Carly, Sam, Freddie, and Spencer all compete to see who can draw more viewers to iCarly, with the loser having to touch Lewbert's (Jeremy Rowley) wart. Carly and Sam make a sign to hold up outside the window of the studios for Seattle Beat, but the thunderstorm ruins the sign. Freddie and Spencer build an electronic sign to put up on a freeway, but the glare of the sign causes a massive car pile-up. As Spencer frantically tries to turn the sign off, it unexpectedly shorts out live on-the-air, going from saying "PLEASE GO ONLINE TO iCARLY.COM" to saying "P_E__E __ ON____ __ _CARL_____", much to the displeasure of a police officer named Carl (Christopher Michael). However, the mistake still results in more viewers for the show.
33"iDream of Dance"Adam WeissmanDan SchneiderSeptember 16, 2007 (2007-09-16)1133.5[5]
Watching a boring performance by a Scottish dancer in Ms. Briggs' class inspires Carly, Sam, and Freddie to show dance clips on iCarly. Their fans send over 3,000 video clips, and the three are forced to watch 500 clips each night before the next webcast. Some are boring, but Carly and Sam instantly fall for an amazing dancer who Freddie takes a dislike to. They later fall asleep and have dreams about dancing. One dream is everyone dancing in the school corridor, Sam's dream is Sam's detention class dancing to Ms. Briggs' bagpipes, Freddie's dream is himself dancing to impress Carly in a Michael Jackson like-way and Carly's dream is her dancing with many boys in tuxedos in her empty living room. Spencer wakes everyone up by preparing to show them his "Firecracker" dance, which he had been looking for his gear to perform, but everyone rejects this, with Freddie going home and Carly and Sam deciding to sleep in Carly's bedroom. A disappointed Spencer then sleeps on the couch and ends up having the same dream as Carly.
44"iLike Jake"Steve HoeferDan SchneiderSeptember 22, 2007 (2007-09-22)1023.5[6]
Upon learning that her crush, Jake Krandle (Austin Butler), has broken up with his girlfriend, Carly invites Jake to come to her apartment and see the iCarly studio. When he tells her that he plays the guitar and sings a little bit, she asks him to perform on iCarly, only to find out that he is not as good as he thinks he is. Carly and Sam ask Freddie to edit his voice so that people will not make fun of him. Freddie does this even though he does not like Jake because Carly likes him, which makes Jake sound better, and Carly thanks Freddie by kissing him on the nose. In the end, he ends up getting back together with his ex-girlfriend after she hears him sing on iCarly, and because he assumes that Carly is dating Freddie after seeing her kiss his nose. Meanwhile, Carly helps Spencer create a splatter paint sculpture. Spencer later has to put a large amount of clay over his head and has trouble with breathing, drinking water, and coordination.
55"iWanna Stay with Spencer"Adam WeissmanArthur GradsteinSeptember 29, 2007 (2007-09-29)105N/A
When Carly's grandfather (Greg Mullavey) visits and sees her nearly decapitated by a hammer as a result of Spencer's sculpture Fan of Hammers malfunctioning on iCarly, he grows concerned that Spencer is too irresponsible to be Carly's guardian and wants her to come and live with him in Yakima, WA for safety. Carly tries to avoid leaving for Yakima. She and her friends then decide to make her grandfather change his mind, which ultimately fails when Spencer's dinner caught fire. Spencer then realizes that he is irresponsible and agrees to let Carly move with her grandfather. When Carly is about to leave, Spencer runs upstairs and grabs her inhaler, which she has not needed in several years, and her grandfather realizes how responsible Spencer is and lets Carly stay, promising that he will come by from time to time.
66"iNevel"Steve HoeferSteve HollandOctober 6, 2007 (2007-10-06)1043.6[7]
When the gang is handing out fliers to go to iCarly to everyone in their school, a girl says that their web show must be lame since there is no review of it on Nevelocity.com. Carly arranges to be interviewed by the young web critic Nevel Papperman (Reed Alexander), who runs Nevelocity, at his house. During their meeting, Nevel repeatedly flirts with her, and then kisses her on the cheek. Carly retaliates by smearing tapenade on his face, and he promises that she will rue the day. Out of anger, Nevel writes a bad review for the webcast. The gang eventually tell Nevel's mother, who punishes him by making him write an honest and positive review. Meanwhile, Spencer makes a sculpture out of butter called Toasty the Baker for a bread convention, but has to restart it after Sam turns up the heat and accidentally melts it.
77"iScream on Halloween"Steve HoeferJake FarrowOctober 20, 2007 (2007-10-20)114N/A
On Halloween, Carly, Sam, and Freddie do a special webcast in apartment 13B, a supposedly haunted apartment. Numerous spooky things happen: lights fail, "blood" appears, objects fall and break, and the apartment owners return early. The apartment is later revealed to be an old apartment as the iCarly crew find that the doorman, Lewbert, had only told them it was haunted to be a jerk. The owners give explanations of the happenings, and iCarly continues. Meanwhile, Spencer is making a giant jack-o-lantern and forgets to buy candy for the trick-or-treaters. When he gives them ridiculous items such as a carton of eggs and jumper cables, they storm into the room, causing Spencer to hide in his monstrous jack-o-lantern. They roll him out to the hallway and out to the street, into the harbor where the pumpkin sunk. The episode ends with Spencer saying: "NEVER FORGET TO BUY CANDY ON HALLOWEEN".
88"iSpy a Mean Teacher"Steve HoeferSteven MolaroNovember 3, 2007 (2007-11-03)106N/A
Because Ms. Briggs is mean to everyone, Carly and Freddie spy on her to see what mean teachers do after school for a segment on iCarly. They find out she is addicted to Randy Jackson. They eventually get caught when Sam tries to get them out, and Freddie accidentally breaks her bagpipes by tripping over them. She threatens to call the police and expel them unless she performs on their webshow. She ends up performing on the bagpipes and their view count drops instantly. When they use the green screen, that Freddie recently installed for the show, to get hilarious backgrounds, people come back and iCarly has more viewers than ever.
99"iWill Date Freddie"Adam WeissmanSteve HollandNovember 10, 2007 (2007-11-10)108N/A
While doing a "Blab Cam" bit on iCarly, Freddie gets a date with a girl named Valerie (Carly Bondar), who goes to the same school as him, Carly, and Sam. They have a dinner date in Carly's apartment, and Spencer is their waiter. They start to like each other, but soon she wants to do her own webcast on the same day as iCarly. She then points out how Sam does not treat him like an important member of iCarly, which entices Freddie to begin working only with Valerie and production of iCarly suffers. Things get worse when Valerie invites Sam to come to her webcast. However, Freddie realizes his mistake and breaks up with Valerie, though Sam is forced to tell him how important he is to iCarly before he can come back as their technical producer.
1010"iWant a World Record"Roger ChristiansenDan SchneiderNovember 17, 2007 (2007-11-17)107N/A
Carly, Sam, and Freddie want to break a world record for the longest webcast, currently set at 24 hours and 8 minutes. However they still continue webcasting while being evacuated from the apartment after a gas leak in the studio and resort to dipping their heads in ice water when they become tired during the show. Meanwhile, Spencer builds a large sculpture full of moving parts out of all the trash stored in crates. Unfortunately, when Spencer powers-on his sculpture, the power goes out, interrupting the show for four seconds before it can break the world record. Spencer inadvertently sets his own record, because his kinetic sculpture has the most moving parts in the world. Feeling bad, he asks Carly, Sam, and Freddie to attach the last part onto his sculpture, including them in the record so that they can get their picture in the book. The world's fattest priest also comes as a surprise for Sam, but he falls through the floor.
1111"iRue the Day"David KendallDan SchneiderDecember 1, 2007 (2007-12-01)115N/A

Spencer saves Tom Higgenson, lead singer of the Plain White T's, by knocking him out of the way when an obstacle comes flying down from a mall food court, and gets him to sign Spencer's back. Carly strikes a deal with Spencer, and they will perform live on iCarly. Unfortunately, their website is hacked by Nevel, who tries to ruin their website in revenge for Carly refusing to kiss him and smearing tapenade on his face (in iNevel). They sneak into Nevel's house to hack into his server and crash his website, and Nevel's grandma walks in, who thinks Freddie, hanging by a cord, is a spider. They distract her by being her "personal trainers", allowing them to free Freddie and escape. When they go home, Nevel still wins and hacks Freddie's computer. While they try to do the webcast later, Nevel blocks the signal and pretends to be Carly. Military soldiers suddenly appear, thanks to Carly's friend from the Air Force, and override Nevel, put him on a dangling cord and forcing him to apologize to Carly before leaving, after which the Plain White T's perform on the restored webshow.

Special Guest Stars: Plain White T's as themselves

Note: This is the first episode to have a real life famous band on the show. And the second being iGo One Direction where One Direction appears.
1212"iPromise Not to Tell"Steve HoeferDicky MurphyJanuary 12, 2008 (2008-01-12)1183.9[8]
After Carly gets a B+ on her history paper by Mr. Devlin due to printing on three hole paper, Carly gets upset because she wanted to get straight A's, and this grade prevents her from doing so. After overhearing Principal Franklin's (Tim Russ) username and password to the school's network, Sam changes Carly's grade to give her the straight A's she deserves. After finding out about this, however, Carly feels guilty about the grade change, so she and Freddie try to change it back, but are stopped by Franklin and the Computer Security Agency because Freddie's hacking caused a breach in the school's network. They cover themselves by telling Franklin that they wanted to know when his birthday was, and they give him her microwave oven. Feeling guilty, Carly tells Spencer, who tells her that she has to decide which is more important, keeping a promise to Sam or telling the truth. The next day, she storms into Franklin's office to take the blame for the grade hacking, only for him to get confused because Freddie tried to take the blame earlier. In the end, however, Sam confesses and Franklin books her detention for two days for six weeks while letting Carly and Freddie off the hook for letting him keep the microwave oven. When they leave to go to an Assembly, Sam sneaks back in and attempts to change her detention for one day for two weeks, but before she finishes, Carly angrily grabs her hair and drags her out.
1313"iAm Your Biggest Fan"Steve HoeferJake FarrowJanuary 19, 2008 (2008-01-19)110N/A
iCarly's biggest fan, Mandy (Aria Wallace), becomes the show's first one-kid live audience. However, she begins following the cast incessantly and refuses to leave them alone, which annoys the trio. They unsuccessfully try to find out how to get her to stop. Meanwhile, Spencer finds a set of drums and signs up for a band to play drums with. They accept him even though they only wanted to find a place to rehearse. The band also has a great dislike for Spencer's amateur drumming skills, even though Spencer gets Socko to book them on Seattle Beat, a show they desperately wanted to go on, but later kick him out, going with their appearance on the show. Mandy listens to their music and then disrupts their appearance on Seattle Beat, much to the gang's amusement and the band's irritation.
1414"iHeart Art"Adam WeissmanArthur GradsteinFebruary 2, 2008 (2008-02-02)1093.6[9]
Carly asks Spencer's art idol, Harry Joyner (Oliver Muirhead), to see Spencer's sculptures. Spencer is crushed when Joyner tells him he has no talent. To make it up to him, Carly decides to showcase all of Spencer's sculptures on iCarly (featuring beatboxing flutist Greg Patillo as Sam's cousin "who is not in jail"), but despite the sculptures on the webcast getting many positive comments, Spencer gives up art and takes up an assistant job at the local dentistry. Meanwhile, Sam struggles to resist the temptation to insult Freddie for a whole week so she does not have to pay him $5.00 for each insult. Carly and her friends confront Joyner about his criticism, and he finally admits to Spencer that he was jealous of Spencer's talent. The dentist then commissions Spencer to build a sculpture for his building, which Joyner volunteers to help Spencer build. He gives $40 each of his advance payment to Sam and Freddie and $41 to Carly as a thanks for helping him rediscover his passion; Sam then uses her $40 to insult Freddie, leaving him with $80.
1515"iHate Sam's Boyfriend"Roger ChristiansenDan SchneiderFebruary 9, 2008 (2008-02-09)1203.5[10]
Sam begins going out with Freddie's classmate, Jonah (Aaron Albert), and the two become inseparable. However, when the relationship begins to affect iCarly, Carly and Freddie decide that they have to do something. After Jonah proves to be disruptive and conitnuously distract Sam, Carly talks to Jonah. Jonah tries to kiss Carly, which freaks her out. Sam overhears Carly talking to Freddie about it. She gets back at Jonah by putting him in a "wedgie bounce" live on iCarly. Elsewhere, Spencer makes a claymation film for a short film contest, which requires him to animate the characters frame-by-frame, however Jonah later touches one of the figurines on his set, causing him to start over.
1616"iHatch Chicks"David KendallSteven MolaroFebruary 23, 2008 (2008-02-23)1114.2[11]
Carly and Sam decide to hatch baby chicks for a science project. However, the chicks hatch early, escape, and get lost in the apartment. Carly, Sam, Freddie, and Spencer learn that if they don't find the chicks in time, the chicks will probably die, and they must search frantically before time runs out. During their search, Spencer gets stuck in the heating duct while trying to save one of the chicks. Finally, they found all the baby chicks, after Spencer coughed up the last one.
1717"iDon't Want to Fight"Roger ChristiansenArthur GradsteinMarch 1, 2008 (2008-03-01)1124.5[12]
Carly and Sam start fighting when Sam trades a special T-shirt, which Carly made for her, for concert tickets that were really hard to get, which Carly then refuses to attend. After their argument continues into their webcast, Freddie fears for iCarly's future so the next week, he decides to host a special edition of the show where he debates whether Carly is right or Sam is right or that they are just being dumb and should still be friends. Many fans agreed on the latter option so Carly and Sam apologize and become friends again. Meanwhile, Spencer tries to feed his fish using an automatic fish feeder; this fails several times until the end when he builds a successful one.
1818"iPromote Techfoots"Adam WeissmanArthur GradsteinMarch 15, 2008 (2008-03-15)1174.3[13]
The iCarly gang get excited when the popular shoe company, Daka, wants to promote their new shoe, the "Techfoot", on iCarly. Daka offers them $100,000, so Carly uses her share of their first $8,333.33 monthly payment to buy many pairs of sunglasses, Freddie buys a new laptop and Sam hires a personal chef to feed her whenever she wants food. The shoes, however, turn out to have numerous problems: they squeak a lot, are very uncomfortable, their built-in Wi-Fi crashes Freddie's laptop, Carly gets electrocuted from stepping in a puddle causing her hair to frizz, and iCarly begins losing viewers who are unhappy about the company's actions. Carly, Sam, and Freddie must figure out how to end the deal with the corrupt Daka without legal action against them and prevent their show from losing viewers. Elsewhere, after Spencer endures multiple mishaps while riding on the bus; including waking up in Canada after a nap, he invents his own bike, which is destroyed when a street sweeper sucks it in. He roller blades instead, then after falling into a dumpster, he decides to walk. Carly, Sam, and Freddie then talk about the shoe on their next webcast doing stuff that damages the shoe (tearing the front open, using the Wi-Fi on the laptop and enflaming it). Spencer reviews that to Daka after learning from 72 hours of law school, revealing that iCarly did not break the rules of their contract as they talked about the shoes "in a positive way". Daka then negotiate to buy iCarly out of their contract; the gang then demand they pay them $30,000 and refund all of their customers for their shoes. Carly then uses her $10,000 from Daka to buy Spencer a new motorbike so he will not do anymore transportation. They then travel to Canada so Spencer can get Canadian Bacon, even though it is just sliced ham.
1919"iGot Detention"Roger ChristiansenAndrew Hill NewmanMarch 22, 2008 (2008-03-22)1163.7[14]
Carly, Sam, and Freddie are planning on presenting iCarly's 50th webshow spectacular, but Sam accidentally assaults Mr. Howard (David St. James) with a football and gets detention on the same day they were preparing to air the show. As a result, they decide to do iCarly in detention. After numerous attempts, only Carly manages to get into detention, but Freddie is not successful, so he decides to film iCarly secretly, hiding in a closet. But, Mr. Howard catches them and insults Principal Franklin calling him a weak, spineless fool. It turns out that Principal Franklin was also watching iCarly and busts Mr. Howard. Meanwhile, Spencer volunteers to collect golf balls from the pond at the golf center and trades them for art supplies. He builds a gigantic coffee cup and puts five hundred gallons of coffee into it, but later drops his cell phone into it, so he dives in to get it. Later on, Carly, Sam, and Freddie join him to celebrate their 50th webcast.
2020"iStakeout"Steve HoeferAndrew Hill NewmanApril 5, 2008 (2008-04-05)1214.1[15]
After airing a segment on iCarly that involved recording someone on the street, two policemen use the loft as a stakeout to track a clerk from selling pirated DVDs that was spotted on iCarly's broadcast, but seem to be taking too long, and eat all of Carly and Spencer's food. While making a cake for Socko's birthday, Spencer realizes one of the detectives is an old bully from camp, Stew "Spanky" Stimbler known for frequently spanking people at unexpected times. In addition, the stakeout is badly affecting the webcast. Meanwhile, Freddie loses a bet with Sam and must get a tattoo of Sam's face on his left arm, which he tries to hide from his mother, unaware that it is actually temporary. Carly eventually has had enough of the police's presence in her home, so the iCarly gang goes undercover to find the criminal clerk (Curtis Armstrong), only to find out that he only sells mediocre homemade movies about pirates rather than pirated movies. The cops then decide to pack up and leave and after Freddie is taken away by his mother to get the tattoo removed, Carly and Sam start planning their next show. Carly later walks back downstairs only to find Spencer getting his revenge on Spanky by spanking him in front of his cheering son.
2121"iMight Switch Schools"David KendallDicky MurphyApril 26, 2008 (2008-04-26)1223.3[16]
Sam and Freddie are upset when Carly is offered a full scholarship to a private school. They do not want her to do this because it would mean the end of iCarly. Carly does not know what to do. Sam and Freddie come up with a scheme that will make sure Carly will not leave. Meanwhile, Spencer creates a mini golf course that becomes popular with many kids. Sam and Freddie decide to use this to sabotage Carly's interview with the school's principal; scheduling it at the same time and same place as a mini golf party in the Shay apartment. They go way too far when they get the kids to chase after the principal looking for a purple ball. When Carly confronts them, they confess to the principal that they tried to mess up the interview because they did not want Carly to leave Ridgeway because they would miss her. The principal agrees to consider letting Carly into the school but is chased away by the kids. This makes Carly realise that she does not want to go to the private school anyway.
2222"iFence"Russ ReinselDan SchneiderMay 10, 2008 (2008-05-10)1233.5[17]
When Spencer takes up fencing as a new hobby, Freddie joins Spencer to go fencing and have some "guy time" after he realizes that he cannot keep hanging with girls all the time. When Spencer's rival, Doug Toder (Daniel Samonas), sees how good Freddie is, Spencer puts Freddie up against him in a match of fencing. Carly is mad at Spencer and Freddie both for not helping her out during the visit of their weird and nerdy cousins, the Dorfmans, and his obsession with fencing, so she forbids him from fencing with Freddie and takes it further by telling Mrs. Benson (Mary Scheer), who sends Freddie home for a tick bath when he does not even have ticks. Carly begins to realize how much he deserves to have some "guy time", and tries to convince Mrs. Benson to change her mind. When Freddie asks his mother why she hates fencing so much, she tells a story about her grandfather, who lead a circus troupe called "The Fencin' Bensons" and forced his obsession of fencing onto her entire family including her; she wanted to avoid Freddie suffering the same fate. During the match, Toder cheats by pushing Freddie to the floor with his elbow, causing an enraged Mrs. Benson to aggressively showcase her own talent for fencing; she fends off Toder and his two sidekicks simultaneously. Meanwhile, Sam and Freddie have a bet to see if Sam can read a book for her school assignment. Sam gets interested in books for the first time and finishes the book on her own, winning the bet. She then forces Freddie to pay up by putting a running water hose down his pants to make him look like he wet himself.
2323"iCarly Saves TV"Steve HoeferJake FarrowJune 13, 2008 (2008-06-13)1194.5[18]
A struggling TV producer, Brad Brenner (David Starzyk) offers to make iCarly into a hit TV show after seeing how much his daughter (Sammi Hanratty) loves watching their web show and refuses to watch his shows (though he doesn't realize that his shows just aren't funny). At first it is great because Carly, Sam and Freddie get paid, ride in a limo and get a new band. They soon regret their arrangement after the first rehearsal when Brenner changes the show around, trying to attract as many demographics as he can, and destroys everything good about it: He gets rid of the iCarly band to fit in Zeebo the dinosaur, Sam is fired for being pushy and aggressive and is replaced by a stuck up and untalented movie actress named Amber Tate (Rachel G. Fox) that Carly has no chemistry with, and Brenner makes Freddie do janitorial work when he was supposed to be a supervising producer, leading him to quit. Elsewhere, with the kids at the TV studio, Mrs. Benson and Spencer try to fill the void by acting like a family to each other. In the end, after Carly has had enough of the changes, she tells Brenner that the show is not even iCarly anymore and Brenner agrees with her. Since Brenner believes that his new show has become even better than iCarly, Carly gets the rights to the title back and changes iCarly back to the way it was. Brenner puts Zeebo and Tate into another TV show, which performs terribly. Meanwhile, to celebrate the return of the real iCarly, the lead of the iCarly band (Leon Thomas III) performs his favorite song on their webcast.
2424"iWin a Date"Steve HoeferAndrew Hill NewmanJuly 25, 2008 (2008-07-25)1244.5[19]
To help Gibby (Noah Munck) get a date with Shannon (Annamarie Kenoyer), who is much more interested in Freddie, Carly opens up a dating segment, which Shannon and her friends volunteer to star in as contestants. When only Shannon shows up, Carly steps in. She finds herself becoming the "lucky" sweetheart for Gibby. Carly sets Sam up with Reuben (a new friend of Gibby that likes Sam, although she is freaked out by his weird habit of talking in strange metaphors and for revenge after she helped Sam rub calamine lotion all over her mom's body when she got chicken pox everywhere) and Freddie with Shannon for a triple-date, and has Gibby act like Freddie to get Shannon interested in him. Gibby finally admits he is nothing like Freddie and reveals the "real Gibby" by taking off his shirt and dancing on a table. This has the effect of chasing off Shannon, but all turns out well when another girl tells Gibby she likes his moves. Meanwhile, Spencer tries posting various videos to a dating site to try to get a new date, but has a hard time finding what to post until he comes up with a 10-minute video of him just eating cereal, which gets him 9 responses.
2525"iHave a Lovesick Teacher"Roger ChristiansenEthan BanvilleJuly 25, 2008 (2008-07-25)1253.8[19]
Lauren Ackerman (Jessica Makinson), a history teacher at Ridgeway School, becomes depressed and angry after her boyfriend breaks up with her and begins to take her anger out on her students. After Carly accidentally disrespects her while she is trying to defend Freddie, Ackerman and Spencer have a guardian-teacher conference. The conference ends up with Ackerman and Spencer dating. When Spencer starts to think Ackerman is not his type, he tries to break up with her but she thinks they are still together. Carly tells Spencer to let her down easy. Spencer takes Carly's advice and breaks up with Ackerman, which causes her to become even more upset. When the break-up gets out of hand, the iCarly gang holds a segment in which the viewers vote to see whether Spencer and Ackerman should get back together or stay broken up. When the most popular vote is to break up, Ackerman goes back to taking anger out on her students. However, the next day, when she is about to assign a lot of homework to her class, she is arrested for downloading over 500 illegal songs on a PearPod she got for Spencer which she admitted on the webshow and the FBI tracked her down. After that, the rest of the class go on the ice skating trip Ackerman had promised them earlier.

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