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Lori worries that the family is making inside jokes without her; Luna is forced convince a famous musician to perform at her high school dance.

Clyde tries to help Lincoln get over his breakup with Ronnie Anne; Lucy uses a spell book on her siblings when she is tired of them walking all over her.

TV hosts Nate Burleson and Dylan Gilmer, with Dylan Schefter, host as the end zones become the "slime zones" and rewatch NFL highlights like never seen before.

When Dad realizes his childhood camp is closing, his family uncovers a map that could lead them to a treasure that may help them save the camp.

The gang competes for the title of "Middle School's Best Friends"; Lana struggles to find homes for the exotic pets at the Royal Woods Animal Shelter.

Lincoln spends more time with Clyde's dads because they give him attention; Lincoln wins a limo ride causing him to want to soak up the rich life.

Lynn's extreme sports superstitions cause chaos at a hockey game; the kids try to convince mom and dad they still play with their childhood toys.

When Royal Woods is in danger of being flooded to make room for a sixth Great Lake, the town comes together to prove that they're worth saving.

Clyde has an opportunity to study cooking in France; Lola and Lana take on Cheryl and Meryl to be crowned the new twin spokespeople for Auntie Pam's Parlor.

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Lola and Lana try out for Bluebell Scouts, but one of them might not have what it takes; Lincoln and Clyde follow Bobby around when they suspect he's cheating.

Lynn tries to stall her friends from riding the new coaster at Dairyland before they find out her big secret; Lola and Mr. Grouse find a precious gem.

The Louds and the Casagrandes have a Halloween storefront decorating competition, but they use Lucy's spell book to make the mercado extra spooky.

Lincoln is convinced the middle school lunch lady is holding a grudge against him and his older sisters; Mr. Grouse moves away from the Louds.

TV hosts Nate Burleson and Dylan Gilmer, with Dylan Schefter, host as the end zones become the "slime zones" and rewatch NFL highlights like never seen before.

Sam's mom is in jail in Vegas, and when Sam hears about it, she and the gang plan to drive to Nevada, and pawn their favorite things to raise bail money.

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

Freddie accidentally loses the iCarly URL when he misses payments on it; Nevel buys the domain name and says that he will only give it back if Carly kisses 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, 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 is torn between supporting her two friends and helping Gibby drive a wedge between them in order to destroy their relationship.

The kids are visited by First Lady Michelle Obama after Sam and Freddie break several laws in an attempt to allow Carly to speak with her dad on his birthday.

Sam, Freddie, Spencer and Gibby take a trip to Canada, but they are not allowed to leave the country when Sam is caught smuggling food across the border.

Carly bans T-Bo from the loft, T-Bo bans Carly from the Groovy Smoothie, and Freddie and Gibby experience the highs and lows of being in a band.

After winning a contest for having the best locker in school, Sam and Freddie are forced to share a huge locker next to a window with a gorgeous view.

Carly is put in charge of picking the talent for the school talent show and decides to broadcast the auditions on the Internet as her own web show.

Carly, Sam and Freddie think it will be good for their show if it is critiqued; Carly insults an 11-year-old critic, and is worried he will give a bad review.

When Carly's grandfather comes to visit and witnesses Spencer's immature behavior, he decides to take Carly away to live with him.

The subject of Carly's next webcast is what mean teachers do when they are not in the classroom, so Carly and Freddie follow grumpy Miss Briggs.

Carly, Sam and Freddie must find a way to keep the show running for more than 24 hours in order to break the world record for longest webcast.

Carly, Sam and Freddie meet a girl named Val who wants to get rid of Carly's show by stealing Freddie from it and replacing it with her own.

After losing a cooking competition to Carly and her friends, a popular chef decides to quit his job; Spencer tries to tamper with the future.

A mysterious billionaire invites Carly and the gang to do a special performance in outer space; Spencer receives a strange visit from a little girl.

When Sam accidentally tells Carly that she shared a kiss with Freddie, Carly gets upset and wants to know why her friends are keeping secrets from her.

Carly must leave to Yakima in order to take care of her grandfather after surgery; Freddie creates new 3-D technology; Spencer hires a personal assistant.

After a famous artist disparages three of Spencer's sculptures, he plans to quit art altogether, and Carly tries to help by featuring his works on her webcast.

The gang invites a young fan to view a taping of iCarly in person, but the girl turns out to be obsessed and shows increasingly insane behavior.

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.

Leni and Luna get Lincoln to teach them how to ask for money; Lisa finds out she failed social studies, so she makes a new friend.

Clyde gets Leni's help to act normal in front of Lori; the kids convince Mom and Dad to exercise when they get worried that they are hurting their health.

TV hosts Nate Burleson and Dylan Gilmer, with Dylan Schefter, host as the end zones become the "slime zones" and rewatch NFL highlights like never seen before.

Lucy faces off against her friend Haiku to become the new president of the Young Morticians' Club at school; Leni is promoted to temporary manager at work.

In order to stop Lily from crying, the kids give her an old singing toy that they found on the attic; Dad declares war on all of the kids' electronic devices.

Lisa accidentally blasts herself and Todd into space; Lola tries to whip Mom into tip-top pageant condition for a Mother-Daughter pageant.

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.

Lincoln and Clyde plan to leave a mark in the yearbook by crashing group photos; Lincoln suggests a room shuffle based on compatibility for roommates.

Lincoln tries to game the family gift swap and learns a valuable lesson; a Scrooge-like Flip is visited by 3 ghosts in a take on "A Christmas Carol."

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.

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.

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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.

When Lincoln and Clyde discover that ARGGH is coming to town, they go to the taping; when Lori is fed up with her siblings, she move into the garage.

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.