I thought it was a hilarious episode, I laughed a lot of times! Althout on the first bit it let you waiting when things where going to kick off, but then on the second half it felt a little rush. But still, it was good, and I lol'd at Freddie's recording "I love you Carly, love you, love you"

i thought it was a great episode! loved the caveman thing when sam and freddie were carlys mom and dad and i loved carly's second tantrum when freddie and sam were arguing during the webcast. i also loved spencer getting so confused at the recordings. ahaha. he's hysterical.

big ups to you, dan schneider.

I dunno. I didn't like this episode much. I laughed a couple of times, but other than that, it was pretty boring. It's that "scripted" feel I like about this show because when they let go of their spontaneity, crazy comebacks, and outlandish plots, all you have left are shows like... Hannah Montana. Ugh.

Come on Dan, give us more of that Schneider comedy that sets this show out from the rest.

After re-watching last night's new episode, one thing that caught my attention was the seriousness of Spencer and how he was in telling Carly she could not go to the fight just like how Mrs. Benson said to Freddie that he wasn't allowed to go either. It was probably the first time we saw a different side of his character and I have to say it was good to see him being firm with her despite that at the end of this, Carly did sneak out and disobey her brother. The question now is do you think we'll see more of that seriousness in him down the line and will it be taken seriously by Carly. We know that at the very end of the episode, Spencer said she was grounded but then the episode ended without knowing what the ramifications were involving her. What do you guys think?

Very funny episode, and I LOVED Sam and Freddie in this episode, they were fighting but getting along, there was a lot of seddieness. And it was really funny. Although I think they should've still got in trouble... I loved how Sam's look-alike liked Freddie, that was cool

Hi all, First time posting, but after watching this episode with my niece I felt that I had to say something. Since I'm not a long time iCarly watcher I'm not sure how this show is normally, but sitting there watching it with my young niece (8 years old and iCarly is her favorite show) I couldn't help but notice the huge lack of respect to adult figures there are in this show. Yes, I know, these days most childrens live television entails stupid parents and children that outwit them, and get away with everything, but this show seemed a bit more dasterdly.

For instance, Carly and her friends sneak out of the house to see a "mixed martial arts" fight, after being told not too, when they are caught Carly's brother gets thown across the room into a serving table, a move that could have easily broken his spine or any number of other perminant life altering injurys. And, what does his loving sister do, she goes home continues her web show, and PARTY'S WITH THE PERPETRATOR of her brothers injurys, leaving her brother, downstairs unconscious on the couch. This coupled with the tantrum she throws earlier in the episode, show that she has absolutely no respect for Spencer what-so-ever, if, in fact she cares for him at all, she didn't seem all that broken up to see him thrown across the room and possibly crippled or worse, she just stands in place with a funny look on her face. This doesn't include the disrespect shown to Freddy's mother when she goes to his school to drop off his "ointment", and is slammed in the head by some punk for "giving birth to him". This show really doesnt seem to be putting out a very strong family message for a kids show.

Well, Sorry for the long winded blathering, just my 2 cents, thanks for reading,

Steve

No problem, now what would you like US to do about it? We can do nothing for it...I agree quite a bit with you though, it really does show lack of concern for authority.

Someone posted in bold a few posts ago but didn't close his or her tags properly, I guess.

If I was looking away when Sam was grunting and destroying the lamp at the very beginning, I would have said "what the heck is she doing?"

Thanks for your insite kikimarie593, I have seen Zack and Cody, and agree with you fully, this show expresses no respect for adults, let alone parents, what-so-ever, but, at least, you know what to expect when you tune in. On the other hand, with iCarly you allow your children to watch this show thinking that it has good moral and family values, only to behold a screen full of violence and disrespect of other family members (Carly's brother and Freddy's mother). If they are going to deviate from their normal programming values like this, they should at least show the consequences for these actions, or, at the very least, have the charecters show some remorse for there actions. Children watching this would learn nothing except hurting adults is inconseqential.

Again excuse my proselytizing,

Steve

I guess a lot of kid shows show disrespect for authority figures but honestly, i don't think it makes any difference to the way a kid behaves, they get that from other places. Though, I'm not speaking from experience or anything, just my opinion.