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The popular Nickelodeon series "iCarly" is getting a remake.

Paramount+ Greenlights iCarly Revival With Original Stars Returning It’s been just eight years since the fan-favorite comedy  iCarly came to an end on Nickelodeon and now audiences can look forward to the group returning as Paramount+ has ordered a revival with stars Miranda Cosgrove, Nathan Kress and Jerry Trainor returning, according to TVLine. The new series, which will debut on the rebranded CBS All Access, is being developed by Jay Kogen, whose previous credits include  School of Rock, The Simpsons and  Frasier, and Ali Schouten, whose known for her work on  Diary of a Future Pre...

Share Carly must balance her normal life as a kid with the demands that come with this hit new show. Not clear: No story details have been revealed at this time, and it is not clear if other stars from the original series, such as Jennette McCurdy (Sam Puckett) or Noah Munck (Gibby) Dan Schnieder (Drake & Josh, Sam & Cat, Victorious, Henry Danger) created the series, which ran for six seasons from 2007 to 2012 spanning 95 episodes. It doesn't appear that Schneider will be involved with the reboot though, with Jay Kogen (School of Rock) and Ali Schouten (Diary of a Future President) coming ab...

A revival was ordered by Paramount+ streaming service (currently known as CBS All Access).

According to Variety, a revival of Nickelodeon’s iCarly is officially on the horizon over at Paramount Plus. In news that’s bound to excite fans of the original 2000s series, actors Mirando Cosgrobe, Jerry Trainor, and Nathan Cress (who played Carly, Spencer, and Freddie in the original series) have all signed on to appear in the upcoming revival. Notably absent from the list of confirmed returning stars is actress Jenette McCurdy who played Carly’s friend Sam Puckett on the show. Behind the scenes, Jay Kogen and Ali Schouten have even tapped to spearhead the development of the reviva...