Wake up the members of our nation: The iCarly cast has officially reunited!
Last month (Dec. 2020), it was
announced that Nickelodeon Studios are going to be reviving Nickelodeon's beloved live-action comedy
iCarly for a brand new season for Paramount+, with original cast members Miranda Cosgrove, Jerry Trainor and Nathan Kress returning to reprise their respective roles of Carly, Spencer and Freddie, respectively.
Filming for the iCarly revival is expected to commence in March 2021 for a premiere later this year, and it seems like production is already ramping up, as Cosgrove today (Jan. 27) posted a special behind-the-scenes photo on Instagram of Trainor, Kress and herself having a mini-reunion! 'iCarly Set 1' can also be spotted on the fake wall behind them!
Jerry also
shared the photo, writing "Prepare yourselves" in the caption, as did Nathan, who captioned the pic "My people."
Nickelodeon also
shared the photo, saying "so excited to see these faces together again".
iCarly starred Miranda as the titular Carly Shay, a teen who starred on the popular web series iCarly alongside her best friend Sam Puckett, played by Jennette McCurdy. Nathan portrayed Freddy Benson, Carly's neighbor and the show's tech producer, while Jerry appeared as Carly's older brother and guardian Spencer.
Jay Kogen (
School of Rock,
The Simpsons,
Frasier) and Ali Schouten (
Diary of a Future President,
Champions,
Merry Happy Whatever) have signed on to develop the update. They also will executive produce and serve as co-showrunners.
The photo also seems to confirm that Jennette
won't be involved in the revival. Kogen revealed that the door is open for the actor to re-join the show if she wants to. She previously starred in the spin-off
Sam & Cat opposite Ariana Grande. In addition, Noah Munck, who portrayed Carly's pal Gibby Gibson, is also nowhere to be seen.
While many fans were disappointed to learn that Jennette possibly would not return to the series, it seems the actor is focusing on new projects ahead. On her podcast
Empty Inside, the former Nick star has interviewed performers like comedian Taylor Tomlinson and American Idol runner-up David Archuleta.
Last December, Nathan took to
Instagram to share the good news of the show's revival, writing that this news was "a little something to look forward to in 2021."
While Miranda hasn't posted much about the
iCarly reboot, she did send some love to co-star Jerry last January with a throwback photo from their time on set. She wrote on
Instagram, "Happy Birthday to a perfect human @jerrytrainor."
One thing is certain: It seems everyone is thrilled to be reunited.
We also have some more insight to the new show, thanks to a series of tweets from producer Jay Kogen. What will the title of the show be? Will the Pear Phone be making a comeback? Find out below!:
Originally published: Wednesday, January 27, 2021 at 21:46 GMT.
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