Nickelodeon (ended 2012)
Actually, I believe "The Blowing" was a parody of "The Knowing" with Nicholas Cage. I saw it and it and it seemed like iCarly was spoofing it. But Dan is kind of perverted so it could go either way xD.
| Aprilshakira wrote: |
| Actually, I believe "The Blowing" was a parody of "The Knowing" with Nicholas Cage. I saw it and it and it seemed like iCarly was spoofing it. But Dan is kind of perverted so it could go either way xD. |
ps. Since I haven't reviewed the movie yet I just have to say that the movie was pretty good but it seemed rushed and got a little corny and annoying at some parts. And like everyone else said the Carly and Sam scene when they were hanging towards the end was EPIC.
This episode was...okay. But I expected it to be better. I'm a bit excited for iSavedYourLife, because I prefer Creddie over Seddie. Although, I doubt that episode means Carly and Freddie are "getting together" or anything like that. I also think they should have shown us parts of the actual episode.
Also, I know that nobody really cares about credits at the end of episodes, but I noticed that yesterday right before iQuitiCarly, they didn't show the credits for iThinkTheyKissed, which aired right before it. Is that even legal?
| jasptv wrote: |
| Gibby's shirt ripped off and he was just there screaming lol, rofl... genious! |
Oh yeah, I found that funny. Throughout the whole episode I was thinking, "When is Gibby going to take his shirt off? IS he going to take his shirt off?", and sure enough, at the very end, his shirt is blown off.
| gamer_boy997 wrote: |
This episode was...okay. But I expected it to be better. I'm a bit excited for iSavedYourLife, because I prefer Creddie over Seddie. Although, I doubt that episode means Carly and Freddie are "getting together" or anything like that. I also think they should have shown us parts of the actual episode. |
I wouldn't get excited. Every time they show episodes that even remotely hint at anything relationship wise or romantic wise, it never ends up the way it should or the way they even promote it.
This episode was pretty meh. It's not so much that the fact had to be overdramatic or anything, but it all felt very cliche` and typical. Freddie didn't picks sides, which I'm very happy about because this wasn't about romatic relationships, it was about Carly and Sam's friendship, but even so, him not taking sides was typcial. The whole 'nearly dying/something more important puts friendship in perspective and makes them stop fighting' thing was typical as heck too. The reason why they got into the fight was a bit odd for me, considering I thought their differences were the reason they got along so well: opposites attract. It's was kinda funny they needed a third party to point out a lot of this stuff just to notice the things they did. And Dave and Fleck weren't funny but 'The Blowing' trailer was strangly hiliarous. XD
I would have looked forwared to iSavedYourLife, but as I said: they promote one thing to get people hyped then do another. :/
| saylavee wrote: |
Like the other movies they advertised it to much so of course it dispointed me a bit. Freddie didnt choose sides at all, which is good. Some parts of the fight were cut out it seems. Not as much Creddie or Seddie as we hoped, but it was a friendship episode not a relationship one so we shoulnt be surprised. Also i didnt like Dave and Fleck that much : / Spencer sub plot with Gibby was funny but had nothing to do with the main one till the very very end, but still of course Gibby has his own sauce XDDD We got to see Sam's living room, thats a step closer to her mom! "The Blowing" was great, especialy when gibby's shirt was blown off it mayed me lmao The end scene WAS a bit corny, and fake looking, and yes Freddie DID pull Sam up ^.^ but, being the skeptic that i am when im tried, it may have just been because of their placement, but my Seddie shines through my tiredness and says HOORAH! IMHO the episode probably would be waaaaaaaaaay better if they didnt over advertise it, seriously on saturday and friday both on teennick and nickelodean, you couldnt go 1 commercial w/o an iQuit iCarly promo. Well, seeing what they are doing with the movies, maybe iSave your life will be over advertised and will end up not being liked as much (except for those hard core Creddiers and if it may have an Seddie in it for the hard core Seddierswho will be worshiping it) |
| mitsukigirl13 wrote: | ||
Okay, not that I've gotten that said, I'm going to hope no one sends me hate mail. |
I don't mean to start another mega war or the infamous topic, but Freddie must've chose Carly's side, otherwise he wouldn't have been standing next to her and Dave(or Fleck I got the two confused) when they were about to do that photo thing with that window cleaner guy. So that meant that Freddie was going to help Carly before Sam.
Anyway I thought the whole episode was great. I was pleasantly surprised that it had a pretty decent plot and that the acting in it was okay most of time. (Lately I've noticed that the acting has been REALLY bad for various reasons).
Ah...did you miss the locker scene? Carly asked Freddie to shoot with her before Sam did. That's not really picking a side. Carly asked first. Also not to mention Carly lives across the hall from Freddie.
But the point is if Sam asked Freddie to shoot with her before Carly did Freddie would have shot with Sam. It's that simple. There is no choosing that happened. Carly asked first. That simple.
EDIT: Sorry Schwab...looks like we posted at the same time 
They DID tell you the reason why Freddie helped Carly in the episode. Carly and Dave planned with Freddie in advance to shoot the iShorts clip. Only when Sam finds this out does she ask Freddie herself. It's at the school.
I think the dialogue goes like this:
Freddie: Hey Carly I got all the stuff set up for your shoot with Dave this afternoon.
Sam: Whoa I thought you were gonna help me and Fleck after school!
Freddie: You never asked me to help you and Fleck. Freddie definitely did not pick sides.
