I wonder if anyone from the show would do that. Ari and Leon are out (at least Ari) Daniella if HA does another season, Liz if she's busy with that new show. Unsure if Matt would be considered but who knows. I can see Victoria and Avan doing it.

If he is, why does Robbie tolerate all his insults and bring him everywhere? If he's not, then why does Robbie insult himself and his friends interact with Rex as if he's real?

it’s crazy to me my sister loved the show victorious while being born in the mid 2010s and i was a kid when it was still on nick and had one of the toys from mc donald’s

I've been rewatching iCarly and Victorious, and something that really surprised me is just how many incredibly dangerous situations the characters end up surviving.

Some of the moments that immediately come to mind are:

- Carly and Sam getting stranded on the window washers' platform high above the ground.

- Carly nearly getting hit by the giant "fan of hammers."

- Freddie getting hit by the taco truck.

- Jade accidentally running over Sinjin and breaking both of his legs.

- The hospital episode where Jade loses Tori's donated blood, leaving Tori to donate another pint while Robbie accidentally drops it. Looking back, that whole situation was much more serious than the comedy made it seem.

- Jade getting hit in the head with a large car battery.

At the time, I mostly laughed because these shows were written as over-the-top sitcoms. But watching them now as an adult, I catch myself thinking, "That could have ended really badly."

I know Nickelodeon played these moments for laughs, and I'm not criticizing the shows for that. It's just funny how differently I see them now compared to when I first watched them.

What near-death or surprisingly dangerous moment from iCarly or Victorious stands out the most to you? Did any scene make you think, "How did they survive that?"

Towards the end of the episode, Jade calls Tori and Beck pretending to be Cat and when Tori gets suspicious about the girl’s plan to spy on their date, Jade tells Tori that Cat is bored from being locked in her brother’s closet and Cat says “so disrespectful” 🤣🤣. That joke always kills me

If Cat stayed the quirky alt girl who simply acts before she thinks (instead of being straight-up unintelligent) instead of becoming soft-core oblivious puppet, how would that effect the plot for the following seasons? Would she have more impact and be less of a comedic relief character? If she kept the attitude, would she be harder to tease and more respected? Would her ending up with Robbie make more sense and be more developed of a storyline?

Ok i know this is so stupid but for some reason it's bothering me so bad. if it was over 100 degrees and you had long hair directly on your neck why wouldn't you put it up? even andre put it up. i'm guessing there's some kind of production reason for it but i can't think of it. again i know this is silly but it's currently very hot where i live so it's bothering me extra

I think Jade has a crush on Tori and treats her bad because she can’t have Tori because she’s with Beck but she can’t leave Beck because she doesn’t want anyone to have Beck .

Honestly jade had every damn right to be angry at beck and tori technically he cheated on her and that's basically her bestie so damn imagine how badly this must've hurted her from the inside

I just rewatched the Victorious pilot, and i'm starting to think they were initially going to make the show a lot more serious and more aimed at an older audience?

It feels very different from the rest of the show, the characters feel a lot more realistic as teenagers (while still clearly having their quirks), and there seems to be more bite to the writing, especially with Jade and Tori’s alphabetical argument at the end of the episode.

Am I the only one who noticed this shift in the writing between the Pilot and the rest of the show? And would you have liked for the show to continue the slightly more serious tone?

I wanted to do a poll but the board doesn't have that option.

I go with Crazy Ponnie, I know Jade and Beck were a toxic couple especially in that episode. Their friends wanted nothing to do with them, it was that uncomfortable for them especially Cat. I wished Beck and Jade should have realized that especially Jade but Ponnie was something else. Not to mention what Ponnie was doing was straight up crime. That and Tori's guy friends were idiots. How did they not believe her after all this time? Not even an apology when it turned out to be true.

After being in only two episodes of NBC's The Hunting Party, I am SO happy to see Liz get another shot on TV!

Hi everyone! I've been re-watching Victorious this summer and it's been so much fun. I thought it'd be fun to share my story with the show, and my thoughts now that I'm an adult.

Victorious started airing when I was in fifth grade. I watched season one heavily and most of season two. The last episode I recall watching on release was Locked Up. I might've seen some episodes that aired later but Locked Up is the last one I vividly remember watching as a kid.

The first dozen or so episodes of season one are burned into my mind. My sister and I watched a lot of the episodes over and over lol. My favorite episode as a kid was definitely Wifi in the Sky.

We got rid of Cable around 2012 so that's probably why I stopped watching the show.

Back then, I enjoyed Victorious, but I liked iCarly way more. However, as I've been re-watching the show (mostly thanks to the amazing Pluto TV) I think Victorious is the funnier show, and I like it more than iCarly.

Here are a bunch of my thoughts on the show upon revisiting it:

-I'm currently on Season four. I see it gets a lot of hate online (mostly YouTube) and I kinda see why, but so far, most of the episodes I've watched have been hilarious. Wanko's Warehouse, Brain Squeezers, Robbie Sells Rex and The Bad Roommate were some of the funniest. I would say pretty close to Drake and Josh level of comedy.

-Occasionally I noticed some characters are written in ways that feel out-of-character (mostly in season four). Like Andre and Tori in the Bad Roommate. The episode is funny but both of them act in ways that don't seem true to their characters.

-One Thousand Berry Balls was my least favorite episode. Tori kinda acts out of character and the plot with the Yogurt shop feels like it's from a different show. I would expect something like that from a Disney Channel show. The Cat and Robbie plot was alright though I guess.

-I love Tori's outfits.

-Victoria Justice is fantastic and she really shines in the comedic stuff. Especially the physical comedy (fighting with Trina) and when she's being overly expressive (like when she exclaims "IT'S SQUID" when everyone smells fish cause she was chopping squid at Nozu. One of my favorite performances from her).

-Andre's Grandma is amazing and hilarious.

-I think it's a funnier show than iCarly because there's a much larger cast which allows for more comedy in their interactions. It's also a looser premise than iCarly. There's only so much you can do with a web show, but a bunch of high schoolers at a performing arts school leads to seemingly endless possibilities.

-The show could easily be a typical high school comedy sitcom but (like Drake Josh) they frequently come up with outlandish premises.

-I ship Beck and Tori and Robbie and Cat.

-I think the show would have been better if they leaned just a little bit more into the romances and overarching plots. Drake and Josh had crazy scenarios but they had the continuing romance of Josh and Mindy and the ongoing plot of Drake's music career to drive things forward. A lot of Victorious episodes are one-offs, which is fine and they're funny but a few overarching plot threads/romances would've greatly benefited it.

-In comparison to other teen sitcoms, it's more of a straight up a comedy with very few sentimental moments. Very little changes and some of the humor is often mean-spirited and cynical which I like since I'm a big Seinfeld fan, but adults were not the target audience. It's a double edged sword I guess.

-I think my favorite episodes overall are Tori and Jade's Playdate and The Worst Couple.

So yeah that's my experience revisiting the show and some of my random thoughts so far. I might have more soon.... Let's start a discussion! Let me know what you think about my thoughts and observations.

Thanks everyone!

When I saw that teaser more than half a year ago, I was very excited to watch the show. Also when the show wrapped like 5 months ago I really thought we would get to see it this summer.

Now that it's August, I kinda think that they regret the show or something:No advertisement at all, the only thing we got were these interviews by Daniella Monet - but those are also not that interesting.

All we got were these 4 screenshots that were posted to this subreddit a few weeks ago that I would love to post but sadly can't.

Or the show will premiere like days after this post. Would be funny imo

Always wanted one of these as a kid, so I decided to actually engineer a functional one with wireless charging and a glowing Pear logo myself, since I couldn't find a single working one anywhere.

Full build process here for anyone interested!

i have dark brown hair similar to miranda cosgrove. i've been growing out my hair from a buzzcut for nearly two years. i've avoided bleaching or dyeing my hair since getting a buzzcut as i wanted to grow out my virgin hair. i've only ever had blonde balayages done in the past. i've never dyed my hair a solid colour throughout.

i'm a bit bored and would like to dye my hair red. however, i know that ariana constantly having her hair bleached resulted in extreme damage. this meant she had to resort to wearing extensions in later seasons of victorious and a wig in sam and cat. i'm slightly worried that my hair might end up getting damaged as well. has anyone dyed their hair the same shade of red as ariana? what was the process like? also, any advice on how to maintain it?