ICarly (season 2)
iCarly (season 2) | |
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Country of origin | United States |
No. of episodes | 25 |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | Nickelodeon |
Original run | September 27, 2008 – August 8, 2009 |
Home video release | |
DVD release date |
August 18, 2009 (Volume 1) January 4, 2011 (Volume 2) |
Season chronology | |
List of iCarly episodes |
The second season of iCarly aired on Nickelodeon from September 27, 2008 to August 8, 2009. The season continues the stories of Carly Shay (Miranda Cosgrove), Sam Puckett (Jennette McCurdy), and Freddie Benson (Nathan Kress) as they produce their own web show called "iCarly." Jerry Trainor co-stars as Carly's big brother Spencer. This season is the first to have a major plot twist, as it sees Sam and Freddie sharing their first kiss, just to avoid the frustration of not having a first kiss. This is followed by them becoming somewhat closer. This season contained the special "iChristmas". The second season consisted of 45 episodes, with 25 of them airing as part of the second season before the remaining 20 were marketed as the third season.[1][2]
Cast
Main Cast
- Miranda Cosgrove as Carly Shay (25 episodes)
- Jennette McCurdy as Sam Puckett (25 episodes)
- Nathan Kress as Freddie Benson (25 episodes)
- Jerry Trainor as Spencer Shay (25 episodes)
Recurring Cast
- Noah Munck as Gibby Gibson (9 episodes)
- Mary Ann Springer as Wendy (7 episodes)
- Mary Scheer as Marissa Benson (7 episodes)
- BooG!e as T-Bo (7 episodes)
- Reed Alexander as Nevel Papperman (5 episodes)
- Jeremy Rowley as Lewbert (5 episodes)
- Drew Roy as Griffin (3 episodes)
- Ryan Ochoa as Chuck Chambers (3 episodes)
- David St. James as Mr. Howard (3 episodes)
- Tim Russ as Principal Franklin (2 episodes)
- Aria Wallace as Mandy Valdez (2 episodes)
Guest Stars
- James Maslow as Shane (iSaw Him First)
- Good Charlotte as themselves (iGo To Japan)
- David Archuleta as himself (iRocked the Vote)
- Victoria Justice as Shelby Marx (iFight Shelby Marx)
Episodes
No. in series |
No. in season |
Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Production code |
U.S. viewers (millions) |
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26 | 1 | "iSaw Him First" | Adam Weissman | Teleplay by: Andrew Hill Newman Story by: Steven Molaro | September 27, 2008 | 204 | 4.5[3] |
Carly and Sam both develop a crush on Freddie's "nerd" pal, Shane (James Maslow). When they cannot decide who should date him they decide to go by the first one to kiss him, but he has to be the one to initiate it. They constantly try to get into situations where he is close to kissing them, but are always unsuccessful. Meanwhile, Spencer hires a repairman to fix the elevator, but the repairman proves to be no help at all. Because of the broken elevator, Shane accidentally falls down the elevator shaft from the iCarly studio to the basement, when he finds out that Sam and Carly are competing for him and angrily walks away from both. When they visit him at the hospital Carly kisses him while he is unconscious, but by then it is too late. Special guest: James Maslow as Shane Notes: This was James' first appearance in a Nickelodeon TV show before his lead debut in Big Time Rush. | |||||||
27 | 2 | "iStage an Intervention" | Jonathan Goldstein | Karey Dornetto | October 4, 2008 | 205 | 3.9 |
Spencer finds an old video game cabinet in the junkyard and spends his time playing it, while procrastinating on a commissioned Labradoodle sculpture. To curb his addiction, Carly brings Sasha Striker (Lorena York), the top Pak-Rat player in the world, to compete against Spencer to defend her title as the world champion of Pak-Rat. Meanwhile, Freddie experiences a streak of "bad luck" after deleting and not forwarding a chain email, passing it off as a superstition. in the end he realizes it's been just a prank by Sam so he gets her back by sending her a text message that looks like it came from a hot senior asking her to go to the mall. Carly later becomes addicted to Pak Rat herself. | |||||||
28 | 3 | "iOwe You" | David Kendall | Jake Farrow | October 11, 2008 | 206 | 4.4[4] |
Sam is insulted that she doesn't pay back Carly and Freddie the money she owes them, which happens to be $526, so the 3 make a broadcast on iCarly encouraging all their fans to donate money to Sam. However, they find out it's illegal to solicit money to kids over the internet, so Sam gets a job to earn the money and pay them back. Meanwhile, Spencer tries to impress an attractive single mom by helping her daughter sell fudgeballs (similar to Girl Scout cookies), but two scouts steal Spencer's place at the market. Spencer comes up with the idea to send fudge balls to every iCarly fan who sent them money. Carly and Freddie then hire someone to give the money they earned to Sam in a tip. Instead of repaying the money to Carly and Freddie, Sam buys a trampoline. | |||||||
29 | 4 | "iHurt Lewbert" | Russ Reinsel | Ethan Banville | October 18, 2008 | 207 | 4.0[5] |
When Carly's doorman Lewbert (Jeremy Rowley) gets injured during one of their "Messin' with Lewbert" pranks, Carly and her friends look after Lewbert until he is back on his feet. It is not as easy as it looks, until Freddie's mother (Mary Scheer) takes over. Carly and Sam believes that the two like each other until Freddie secretly sneaks into Lewbert's apartment. They devise a plan to break up their romantic relationship by having Freddie fake an injury and Lewbert gets angry about it, angering Mrs Benson that he didn't care about it. Meanwhile, a kid named Chuck (Ryan Ochoa) plays tennis in the lobby and Spencer gets Chuck's father to ground him. Spencer is filling in for Lewbert and using an old CB Radio he upsets two truckers named Porkchop and Sledgehammer. Chuck gives them his location and the truckers arrive as Lewbert takes his job back and they beat him up. | |||||||
30-32 | 5-7 | "iGo to Japan" | Steve Hoefer | Teleplay by: Dan Schneider Story by: Andrew Hill Newman | November 8, 2008 | 201-203 | 7.6[6] |
In the first iCarly movie, the team, along with Spencer and Mrs. Benson, go to Japan when iCarly is nominated for the iWeb Awards. After an intensely dangerous ride, they are all sabotaged by two competing web show nominees: Kyoko (Ally Maki) and Yuki (Harry Shum Jr.). Their cousins wrap Spencer and Mrs. Benson in seaweed inside a massage room and lock the door. Spencer manages to get out of the seaweed, accidentally exposing his nudity to Mrs. Benson by showing he is special, and has to cover himself up with a towel telling her not to look and she does the same. Meanwhile Kyoko and Yuki ditch the trio in the middle of nowhere and flee. Carly, Sam and Freddie must return to Spencer and Mrs. Benson in time for the iWeb Awards. Special guests: Ally Maki as Kyoko and Harry Shum Jr. as Yuki | |||||||
33 | 8 | "iPie" | Roger Christiansen | Andrew Hill Newman | November 15, 2008 | 208 | 4.1[7] |
When the group's favorite pie shop closes down due to the death of the head chef, they try to find the recipe for their favorite pie. The only person believed to have the recipe is the chef's granddaughter, Trudy. She agrees to give them the recipe if she can go on a date with Spencer. She takes it a bit too far, and confesses that she never owned the recipe. Carly, Sam, and Freddie hatch a plan to find the recipe, which Trudy said was in her grandfather's computer. Fortunately, when Sam and Freddie were fighting they accidentily knock the computer over, finding the recipes. Meanwhile, Mrs. Benson's cousin's baby visits for a few days, making Freddie uneasy about it because his cousin always has a blank expression when she sees Freddie. Freddie tries finding a way to succeed in making his cousin laugh. In the end, he makes her laugh by slamming his face in pie. | |||||||
34 | 9 | "iChristmas" | Steve Hoefer | Dan Schneider | December 13, 2008 | 209 | 3.3[8] |
When Spencer makes an electromagnetic Christmas tree, the tree is set on fire, which makes Carly angry at Spencer because the fire destroys the presents Carly got for Spencer. Carly wishes that Spencer is born "normal". Carly's guardian angel, Mitch (Danny Woodburn), makes this wish come true. The next day at school, Sam is absent, Freddie is never friends with Carly, and, to make things worse, Nevel Papperman (Reed Alexander) is Carly's boyfriend. Carly questions Mitch about Sam's disappearance, and Carly is taken to the Juvenile Detention Center, where Sam is being held. Carly finds out that Sam is never friends with her, either. Carly returns home and then is told that Mrs. Benson and Spencer are now engaged, making Carly angry at what the world has become. Carly then walks up the stairs and finds out that, the iCarly studio is now a room filled with boxes. And because Freddie and Sam were never her friends, iCarly never existed, either. Carly cries, learning how much the world would change if Spencer is born normal. Mitch turns the world back, making Spencer abnormal again. Carly is now happy with the electromagnetic Christmas tree, and Carly, Sam, Freddie, and Spencer have a good Christmas together in the end. | |||||||
35 | 10 | "iKiss" | Steve Hoefer | Dan Schneider | January 3, 2009 | 210 | 6.0[9] |
When Sam overhears that Freddie has never kissed a girl, she reveals his secret on iCarly (for revenge when Freddie handcuffed her and Gibby together when she put a dead fish in his locker) not knowing how bad it would make Freddie feel. The next day at school, Freddie tries to disguise himself but Carly makes him reveal himself. Freddie then gets teased by several classmates and even little kids. On the night Carly and Sam are ready to do the webshow, Carly tells Sam that Freddie is not coming. Carly makes Sam realize what she did was wrong. After feeling upset about what she has done, she also reveals that she hasn't kissed anyone either. Sam goes to Freddie's balcony and apologizes. However they decide to share a kiss and promise not to tell especially Carly. They kiss but Freddie says "I hate you" and Sam responds saying that she hates him too. And everything goes back to normal. Meanwhile Spencer wants to be a professional football player so Carly sends Gibby (Noah Munck) to work out with him. Spencer decides that he doesn't want to be a football player anymore. | |||||||
36 | 11 | "iGive Away a Car" | Steve Hoefer | George Doty IV | January 17, 2009 | 211 | 5.1[10] |
Carly, Sam, and Freddie are hired by a car salesman's son to host a contest to give away a free new car as publicity for their lot. The winner is Nevel, but when Freddie and Sam go to retrieve the car for him, the two find out that the owner doesn't have a son and the car does not exist. Carly, disappointed with the news, questions Nevel on how he won the contest. The three find out that Nevel was the one who created the contest, hiring a kid to pretend that he was the lot owner's son to set them up in another revenge plot. However, iCarly must still provide him with a car. Meanwhile, Spencer buys a prop from a movie online, but finds out that it is only a replica. Carly decides to exploit a loophole, which says that a " new car" must be unique, not state regestered and can go over 25 miles. They give the prop to Nevel as his new car, to keep iCarly from being shut down by the LCC for fraud. Nevel then tests drives the car, and crashes into a flower shop, and iCarly succeeds in preventing the end of the web show. | |||||||
37 | 12 | "iRocked the Vote" | Russ Reinsel | Andrew Hill Newman | February 7, 2009 | 215 | 5.2[11] |
When iCarly convince their viewers to vote for David Archuleta on America Sings, they cause him to win. They feel sorry for his opponent, Wade Collins (Alex Schemmer), who claims he wanted to win to help his sick mom. They try to help him out by creating a music video, but soon find out that he's a jerk. Meanwhile, Sam teaches Spencer to lie when he has a rented movie that is 10 years overdue. The team decides to get Wade back when they find that his mother was not sick. They give him the video and have David on the show, during which they show Wade's selfish behavior. Meanwhile Spencer fails to lie at the rental store, but the store owner reveals that it was a prank. Special guest star: David Archuleta as himself | |||||||
38 | 13 | "iMeet Fred" | Adam Weissman | Dan Schneider | February 16, 2009 | 212 | 5.1[12] |
When Freddie offends international internet sensation Fred (Lucas Cruikshank), Fred tells all of his fans that he will not make any more videos. Carly, Sam, and Freddie soon start losing friends and acquaintances that are fans of Fred, and everybody at Ridgeway Junior High hates the iCarly group. They meet Lucas, Fred's creator and portrayer, in his home in Shelby, Idaho for Freddie to apologize to him about the Fred videos comment. Lucas later apologizes because he wasn't really mad; it was a publicity stunt meant to increase Fred and iCarly's ratings. At the end they apologize live during the iCarly webshow and present a new Fred video with Carly, Sam, Freddie, and Spencer guest starring as themselves with high-pitched voices like Fred (except for Carly who has her normal voice). Meanwhile, Spencer puts a Magic Eight Ball-like toy in control of his life, with disastrous results. Special guest star: Lucas Cruikshank as himself/Fred | |||||||
39 | 14 | "iLook Alike" | David Kendall | Dan Schneider | March 7, 2009 | 213 | 6.3[13] |
Carly, Sam, and Freddie are thrilled when they are invited to a mixed martial arts fight to do an iCarly bit filmed backstage, though Spencer and Mrs. Benson do not approve. Upset by this, they set up a risky scheme to sneak out by hiring some lookalikes (Malese Jow, Annie DeFatta, and Gabriel Basso). | |||||||
40 | 15 | "iWant My Website Back" | Adam Weissman | Matt Fleckenstein | March 21, 2009 | 219 | 3.9[14] |
Spencer gets a new credit card after canceling his old one when trying to order some new pillows, causing Carly, Sam, and Freddie to lose control of the iCarly.com domain because it automatically charges on his credit card. Luckily, Mandy (Aria Wallace) returns to buy their website back for them, but she gets tricked into accidentally giving it to Nevel. Spencer disguises himself as an old woman in order to trick Nevel into signing the URL transfer document during an autograph event, but is chased out by security when he recognizes him. Later, Nevel demands a kiss from Carly in return to claim the transfer document. Carly confronts Nevel, and he signs the document. Carly manages to escape with the signed document without having to kiss Nevel and succeeds in reclaiming their website. Spencer meanwhile gets stuck with 200 pillows after believing he ordered only two. In the end Carly, Sam and Freddie shut the door after Mandy leaves wanting to take them out. | |||||||
41 | 16 | "iMake Sam Girlier" | Roger Christiansen | Jake Farrow | April 11, 2009 | 216 | 5.1[15] |
After an iCarly webcast, everyone celebrates Sam's birthday. During the party, everyone has to give a speech about how they feel about Sam. When Sam's crush, Pete (Graham Patrick Martin), makes his speech, he calls Sam a "dude." Depressed by this, she goes to Carly for help on how to be more girlier. It works until a senior bully at school, Jocelyn (Cynthia Dallas), arrives to harass the iCarly team. Sam tries to maintain her "girliness" until Jocelyn hits Carly, at which point she fights the bullies. Unbeknownst to her, Pete is watching. At first Sam becomes upset, but then her spirits lighten up when Pete tells her that he likes the way she is. In the end, Sam and Pete happily go on another date. Meanwhile, Spencer meets a girl at the grocery store and becomes convinced that she only likes him when he is wearing his tuxedo. Eventually she convinces him that she likes him for who he is. Note: This is the first episode to be produced with DanWarp technology. | |||||||
42 | 17 | "iGo Nuclear" | David Kendall | George Doty IV & Andrew Hill Newman | April 22, 2009 | 214 | 4.5[16] |
Carly has to do a project for green week, so she makes an electric scooter. Unfortunately it only goes four miles per hour, and bursts into flames by the time she reaches school. She then has the weekend to do a new project. Spencer brings in a good-looking science geek named Cal (Jake Siegel), who helps build a power generator utilizing nuclear energy. This turns out to be highly illegal, since it is powered by black-market uranium. Carly is sentenced to the "Root & Berry Retreat" for extra credit and, as punishment for the illegal project and aiding and abetting a known felon, Freddie has to go with Carly as well. Sam does not have to go on the retreat because she pulled off an unimpressive project by eating an Orange. Mr. Henning likes it and gives her an A. | |||||||
43-44 | 18-19 | "iDate a Bad Boy" | Steve Hoefer | Dan Schneider | May 9, 2009 | 217/225 | 6.5[17] |
Part 1 Carly and Spencer become upset when their new neighbor, Griffin (Drew Roy), steals a motorcycle that Carly had bought for Spencer. Spencer lets Griffin off the hook, but then Carly becomes upset. When Spencer later goes out to get smoothies, he returns to find Carly and Griffin making out on the couch. Spencer becomes furious and paranoid, forces Griffin to leave, and does not allow Carly to have any contact with him. The next night, Carly asks Spencer to spend time together, in which she tricks him into spending time with Griffin. For the second time, Spencer comes home into the scene of Carly and Griffin kissing. He then approves of their dating. Meanwhile, Sam pays Freddie $50 to make a website and has a lawyer write them a contract. Freddie cannot keep up with her demands and tears up the contract, canceling the deal; Sam later makes $1,000 for selling the website and Freddie does not get any of the money, because he had torn up the contract. Part 2 When Carly goes to Griffin's house one night for dinner, she steps in his room while Griffin shows her around. In the middle of them kissing, Carly finds out that Griffin collects Pee Wee Babies. That night in Carly's apartment, Sam and Carly make fun of him for collecting Pee Wee Babies, unaware that Griffin is listening in. He eventually dumps Carly. Meanwhile, Sam dreams that a monster scares her and eats her soup. Spencer tries to help her but later ends up dreaming about the same monster. | |||||||
45 | 20 | "iReunite with Missy" | Adam Weissman | Jake Farrow | May 16, 2009 | 218 | 4.3[18] |
Carly's old friend, Missy Robinson (Haley Ramm), returns to Seattle and tries to become Carly's only best friend and replace Sam. After inviting Sam and Carly to a ride on helicopter, she texts Sam the wrong address, sending her to a piñata shell factory instead. Missy then "accidentally" destroys Sam's cell phone, and gets Sam sick by giving her expired fudge. Sam realizes Missy is up to something, but no one believes her since they think that Sam is being "her usual paranoid self." When Carly is not around, Missy confesses to Sam, believing that Carly will not believe anything bad about Missy. Sam is forced to ask Freddie for help; when he wins a six month cruise, he gives it to Missy so she will go away. Shortly after Missy is awarded with the cruise, Carly discovers Missy's plans to destroy her and Sam's friendship. Meanwhile, while packing for a camping trip, Spencer is locked in the basement by Chuck, who is seeking revenge on Spencer for telling on him and getting him grounded. Chuck is eventually caught and is grounded by his father once again. Guest star: Haley Ramm as Missy | |||||||
46 | 21 | "iTake on Dingo" | David Kendall | Jake Farrow | June 13, 2009 | 226 | 3.4[19] |
After an episode of iCarly, a girl at school tells Sam and Freddie that a show on the Dingo Channel (parody of disney channel) called "Totally Teri" used Random Dancing in an episode, calling it "Random Jumping". Carly and Sam immediately realize that there is more than that–they even spoofed "Messing with Lewbert", which they called "Messing with Rupert". Spencer and the iCarly team go to Hollywood to settle the issue, staying in a very low-quality hotel. Visiting Dingo Studios, Carly and Sam confront the "Totally Teri" writers, who confess that they are plagiarizing iCarly skits to use for their show; they claim they have rights to do so since they have money and power. Meanwhile, Spencer and Freddie find Charles Dingo's head and come up with a plan. The next day, the iCarly group threatens to release depictions of Dingo's head on iCarly.com unless the writers swear not to steal the show's ideas again. The writers swear they will never do it again and two of the writers have to fight with dog food on the show. Note: The Dingo Channel is a parody of Disney Channel and 'Totally Teri' is a parody of 'That's So Raven' | |||||||
47 | 22 | "iMust Have Locker 239" | David Kendall | Eric Goldberg & Peter Tibbals | June 27, 2009 | 220 | 4.0[20] |
Sam and Freddie are forced to share the school's best locker after winning a contest to see how many Fat Cakes were in a jar. Meanwhile, Carly tries to get some art lessons from Spencer. Spencer teaches her about sculpting. Spencer gets frustrated with her, and Carly gets lessons from an art class. Spencer barges in, telling the teacher (Cherise Bangs) she is not teaching "art" correctly. Carly's art teacher and Spencer later kiss. Freddie offers Sam $200 for her half of their locker, and Sam approves the offer. A few moments later, Sam's mom comes to pick Sam up, but inadvertently destroys Locker 239, with her car hitting the wall where the locker was standing. Sam jumps in the car with Freddie's money, leaving him face to face with Mr. Howard (David St. James). | |||||||
48 | 23 | "iTwins" | Russ Reinsel | Eric Goldberg & Peter Tibbals | July 11, 2009 | 224 | 5.2[21] |
Sam reveals she has a twin sister named Melanie. Freddie is not convinced, and to try to prove it, he invites Melanie to a dance with him as his date. The plan to prove Melanie is really Sam takes an unexpected turn when Melanie kisses Freddie, who then becomes extremely paranoid. Since Freddie refuses to believe it, Sam admits to Freddie that there is no Melanie. Satisfied, Freddie departs right before Melanie arrives to go to the mall with Sam and Carly. Meanwhile, Carly tries to tutor Chuck in math, and Spencer shows Carly how evil Chuck really is. Carly gets revenge on Chuck by telling him there's a new number called "derf" between 5 and 6, and because of this, Chuck fails his math test. Spencer gives Chuck's dad a brochure about a summer math camp he attended as a kid, called Camp Add-m-Up, sending Chuck to math camp for the whole summer. Notes: In this episode, Jennete McCurdy played both Sam and her twin sister, Melanie. | |||||||
49-50 | 24-25 | "iFight Shelby Marx" | Steve Hoefer | Dan Schneider | August 8, 2009 | 221-222 | 7.9[22] |
Part 1 Carly and martial-arts champ Shelby Marx (Victoria Justice) agree to have an exhibition fight for charity after Carly jokingly challenges her to a match. Unfortunately, Carly accidentally falls on Shelby's grandmother during a press conference. Part 2 Thinking Shelby wants revenge, Carly backs out of the fight only to be ridiculed as a coward. Carly visits Shelby and apologizes, and the fight is back on. Nevel Papperman alters a clip of the press conference to make it look like Carly intentionally tackled Shelby's grandma to dupe Shelby into fighting Carly. Shelby, furious, legitimately attacks Carly during the match. Carly clings onto Shelby's leg for the rest of the fight to avoid being hit. Nevel's plot is revealed and as punishment, he is trapped in a cage with an angry Shelby, Carly, Sam, and Gibby. Shelby later appears on iCarly. Meanwhile, Spencer suffers from ridiculous side effects while taking an experimental allergy medication given by a doctor. Special guest star: Victoria Justice as Shelby Marx Notes: Victoria Justice later returned to "iCarly" as Tori Vega from Victorious in the crossover episode iParty with Victorious. |
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