For a show that likes to keep Tori in the center, they finally show us who the real stars are (tea). Freak the Freak Out, Parts 1 & 2 (Season 1, Episodes 19 & 20)Ĭat and Jade’s performance of “Give it Up” in this episode is my favorite duet of the entire show. Honorable mentions: iTwins, iMake Sam Girlier, iCook, iDream A Dance, iParty With Victorious (the ultimate crossover) Victorious: 1. Man really said “hold my shirt.” This is also when his brother Guppy makes his first appearance. When he took off his shirt and finally defeated Nora was the moment that he transitioned from a side character to the main character. The choreography is better than any fight scene in Avengers, and Gibby once again proves that he is a god amongst men. The fight scene between Gibby and psycho fan Nora is EVERYTHING. Jerry Trainor is truly an underrated actor. It’s also a roller coaster of emotions where it’s extremely happy during the montage when he pranks everyone but very dramatic when he tells us about a traumatic prank. This is one of our favorites because we get to see Spencer in his element. Also, Sam awkwardly offering Freddy a meatball to break the ice is me in every romantic setting. This show gets so juicy it’s overwhelming sometimes. It was so beautifully written, the tension was palpable. Sam tries to make up for it by revealing that she hasn't been kissed either, and she and Freddie become each other’s first kisses at the end of the episode, in one of the most shocking scenes in television history. Sam takes things WAAAY too far and reveals on an iCarly webcast that he has never kissed anyone, which results in Freddie getting teased horribly. Not to mention where Harry Styles began his acting career. The two webstars trying to sabotage the team’s chances of winning the competition have us on the edge of our seats.
They went HARD with the storylines, like having them skydive into Tokyo after taking a possum-filled plane or wrapping Spencer in seaweed. iGo To Japan (Season 2, Episode 6)Įverything about this episode, from the setting to the characters, makes it unforgettable. Until they get Netflix and get shit together, DailyMotion will be your friend) 1. (*side note: Netflix has only the first two seasons, so some of these episodes are unavailable (ugh). Honorable mentions: Big Time Beach Party, Big Time Mansion, Big Time Strike iCarly:
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The storyline of Kendall stressing about Jo having to kiss her co-star on-screen for her TV show is iconic, and there’s also the debut of the song ”‘Til I Forget About You.” This episode is a great way to kick off season two since it has the same quality of humor as season one. Welcome Back Big Time (Season 2, Episode 1) We also were obsessed with seeing James act as an older brother figure to Katie when he becomes protective during her date with a boy. In an episode that’s focused on the boys finding dates, it has the perfect comedic ending of all of them alone.which demonstrates how dumb the four are when it comes to dating. We love this episode because of all of its interesting storylines. This origin story does a great job showing the personalities of the four boys and the funny dynamic between them and Gustavo. The pilot episode shows the everyday life of the four guys as hockey players in Minnesota and when they first meet their producer Gustavo, beginning their road to stardom. The friendly (and at times, not-so-friendly!) prank war has so many hilarious moments that set the stage for another prank war in season 4. Of all the childish shenanigans that the boys commit at the Palm Woods, this has to be the best. It also introduces viewers to the band’s hit song “Worldwide,” which is an absolute banger. This is our fave because of Katelyn Tarver and Kendall Schmidt’s acting, all of the sad moments, and of course, Carlos's comedic relief. Big Time Break Up (Season 2, Episode 16)Īs fans of Kendall and Jo’s relationship, this episode absolutely broke us. If you’re like us and don’t have the time to watch every single episode, here are Jerk’s ultimate picks from each show. After being cooped up for a year, we college students are more nostalgic than ever, and reliving times when BTR posters were all the rage and Victorious’ Jade and Beck were everyone’s favorite ship (they still are tbh) gives us more serotonin than any new show possibly could.
Netflix has blessed us with Teen Nick favorites, from iCarly to Big Time Rush to Victorious.
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