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Lucy gets annoyed at Lori and Leni when they start watching her vampire show; Mom gets community service and finds it to be more relaxing than at home.

When Ronnie Anne and Bobby visit their chaotic extended family, Bobby finds it easy to fit in while Ronnie has a hard time, but their mom has a secret motive.

Hosts Nate Burleson, Young Dylan, Dylan Schefter and Mia Burleson present NFL highlights, interviews and game picks that have never been seen before.

Lincoln wishes to take what he considers to be the perfect family photo; Lincoln bets his sisters that will do their most annoying habit before he does.

Lola pretends to be a McBride to impress her new sophisticated pageant friend; Lincoln and the gang realizes farm work with Liam is harder than they thought.

An 11-year-old boy with 10 sisters must manage the difficulties of living in a crowded household by teaming up with his best friend and coming up with plans.

Luna's worried about her reputation while playing in her Dad's new band; Lisa goes inside Lily's dreams to stop Lily's nightmares and fight them herself.

Lincoln purchases a pair of sound-canceling ear buds so he does not have to listen to his sisters; Lynn and Lucy get in a fight and Lincoln helps Lynn.

Lynn seeks a boyfriend just to fit in with her teammates; Clyde recruits Lincoln to find out if a girl he has a crush on at school feels the same about him.

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Mom and Dad think Lily's new preschool friends might be the cause she starts misbehaving at home; the Action News Team helps to clear Rusty's name.

Lincoln comes up with a way to claim the best seat in the family's car; Lincoln attempts to demonstrate that he is ready to sit with the adults.

Luna needs to get rid of the hiccups before a big rock competition; the Morticians Club plan Bertrand's escape from the cruise ship his parents work on.

Mom organizes a family road trip to help her write a travel article at work, but things do not go as planned when Lincoln rearranges Mom's itinerary.

Hosts Nate Burleson, Young Dylan, Dylan Schefter and Mia Burleson present NFL highlights, interviews and game picks that have never been seen before.

After ignoring Sam, Carly runs into trouble with a friend who was released from a juvenile-detention facility; Spencer plays with night-vision goggles.

When Sam is forced to spend time in a juvenile detention center, Carly asks Spencer to fill in for her on iCarly, as Carly refuses to cancel an upcoming show.

Carly entertains a multitude of people in her home after the power goes out on a sweltering day, leaving her apartment as the only one with air conditioning.

Spencer devises a thoughtful plan for Carly's upcoming birthday, but his surprise celebration turns into a disaster when he accidentally burns her room down.

Sam gets in a terrible fight with her mother and decides to move in with Carly temporarily, but her bad habits quickly start driving Carly and Spencer crazy.

Sam and Freddie put Carly in the middle of their relationship by asking her to accompany them on their dates to keep them from arguing.

The cast of "iCarly" provides commentary to go along with the airing of numerous never-before-seen bloopers and outtakes from the making of the show.

Freddie becomes so infuriated when his mother embarrasses him that he decides to move out, and later Carly, Sam and Freddie start a pet photography business.

A video of Nevel berating a young girl surfaces on the internet, and draws the ire of society; the gang must help him restore his image.

iCarly and her friends find Spencer some potential friends who are his age, but it's up to Spencer and these newcomers to see if they get along.

Miranda Cosgrove and Jerry Trainor host an airing of numerous never-before-seen bloopers and outtakes from the making of the television series "iCarly."

Carly, Sam and Freddie are shocked to discover that Lewbert used to be engaged to a pretty woman, and they decide to reunite the couple.

Carly realizes that she has never pranked anyone before, so she persuades Spencer to help her pull off an outrageous prank on Sam and Freddie.

After having a Bigfoot expert on her web show, Carly convinces her friends that they should make a trip upstate to search for the creature themselves.

Freddie and Spencer think they can get more viewers to watch the show than Carly and Sam if they hosted, so they decide to hold a contest to find out.

Carly develops a crush on a boy from school and invites him onto iCarly to play the guitar and sing a song, but she soon discovers that he is a terrible singer.

The police borrow the gang's loft to spy on movie bootleggers, and Spencer recognizes one of the police officers as the childhood bully who used to torment him.

In desperate need of some guy time, Freddie decides to go fencing with Spencer, but finds himself in a match with a highly-skilled opponent.

Carly tries to help her friend get a date by creating a "Dating Game"-type segment for her show, but complications arise when she fills in for a contestant.

Carly and Sam both want to date Freddie's new friend, and they decide that whoever kisses him first should be the one to go out with him.

Spencer becomes addicted to playing an arcade game and neglects an art project that he has been hired to create for an important client.

Carly and Freddie determine the total amount of money that Sam has borrowed and never repaid over the years, and she gets a job in order to pay them back.

Carly's doorman gets injured, and while tending to his injuries, a romance begins to develop between Freddie's mom and the doorman.

When Carly, Sam and Spencer visit their favorite pie shop with Freddie, they learn that the owner has passed away and all of his recipes may be lost.

Carly, Sam and Freddie host the first-ever iCarly Awards; Spencer hires European models to help him create iCarly statuettes, but he gets his numbers wrong.

Carly and Sam hire an attractive male intern that winds up being wholly incompetent, so Freddie tries to convince the girls to fire the him.

Carly and Freddie suspect that Sam has romantic feelings for Brad, and they test her using Freddie's fancy new phone app that can determine human moods.

When Carly begins to develop feeling for an intelligent boy, she attempts to make herself look smarter than she is in order to impress him.

Sam reveals she is a former beauty pageant contestant, as she pushes Cary into competing against her old rival; Spencer convinces Freddie to go on a date.

Carly and the crew become determined to help a former pop star make a comeback; Spencer discovers that his new girlfriend is really Gibby's mother.

Freddie pushes Carly out of the path of a moving vehicle, which causes her to become smitten with him because of the bravery he displayed.

The gang tries to hunt down the culprit who's responsible for the theft of Sam's laptop; Spencer babysits in order to get into a kiddy arcade.

When the gang starts a popular new business selling shirts, Sam hires fourth graders to help them; Sam attempts to work her employees in sweatshop conditions.

Sam announces that Carly needs a date for the Girls' Choice dance, and too many boys respond; Spencer starts a new workout plan from his Pear Phone.

Carly is surprised to discover that Sam and Gibby have decided to open a secret restaurant that is located in the basement of their school.

Sam and Freddie attempt to explore each others' favorite hobbies; Spencer goes on a date with a woman who used to be his babysitter.

Carly and her friends travel to Los Angeles in order to investigate Carly's growing suspicions that a competing show is stealing material from her.

Lincoln can't sleep, so he pulls an all-nighter after seeing a movie that frightens him; Lincoln think his sisters are now zombies after they get a cold.

Lincoln and Cylde get an internship at Flip's, but tensions are high when they compete against each other to win a manager job; Lincoln takes Pop Pop out.

Hosts Nate Burleson, Young Dylan, Dylan Schefter and Mia Burleson present NFL highlights, interviews and game picks that have never been seen before.

Lucy casts a spell so her family will forget her birthday; Zach is given detention, so Rusty and friends try to toughen him up so he'll fit in.

Luan hears her siblings complain about her bad jokes and decides to give up; the kids want to keep their mom's surprise birthday party a secret from Leni.'

To make it to school, the Louds survive a monstrous Lynn; when there are signs of a yeti in Royal Woods, the Action News Team sets out to prove its existence.

When a sinkhole opens at school, Lincoln & his classmates are forced to share lockers; Lola grows attached to a skunk but she finds the skunk has finer tastes."

Lincoln will be going to his first ever rock concert and Luna wants it to be his best experience ever in his life; Lincoln finds a letter up in the attic.

Luan pranks the entire house on April Fool's Day, but Lincoln has a plan not to get pranked; the kids go to the supermarket to grocery shop for their mom.

Lana convinces the kids to go out to meet her favorite racecar driver; Lincoln goes on vacation with Clyde and realizes how overprotective his two dads are.

When the house is infested with termites, half the family stays with Pop Pop, the rest with Aunt Ruth; Lincoln struggles to complete a woodworking assignment.

While on a field trip, Lincoln worries that his group of friends are splintering apart; Lori becomes a local ride-share driver in order to buy her dream car.

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Lincoln and Clyde's spring break plans are put into jeopardy because of time; Lori's mature party backfires in her face when her guests don't enjoy it.

Lincoln and the gang are trapped in the woods with Mr. Bolhofner; Lana gets more than she bargained for when she takes on Stella's untrainable new bunny.

The family has a reading challenge at the library, but Lola refuses to join; Lincoln discovers that the first page his baby book is missing.

Lincoln is responsible for his school's tarantula, but it starts causing trouble when it manages to escape; Lincoln refuses to complete his chores.