| fryman1701 wrote: | ||
Is any episode of iCarly ever really filler? |
good piont.I was just saying that it merely serves as a waiting episode before Isaved your lif,like an episode to calm the audience down.
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| fryman1701 wrote: | ||
Is any episode of iCarly ever really filler? |
| sockstar wrote: |
| If you are calling episodes which aren't specifically shippy "filler" you aren't watching the show properly. |
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[/QUOTE] Wow....super excited for this epi!
| tweenboy wrote: | ||
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@sockstar: It's not your place to tell people why they should watch a certain show. YOU may think watching every single iCarly episode and enjoying each one in its entirety may be "watching the show properly," but this is not the case with everyone.
See, there is no "proper" way to watch a show. Quite frankly, like many shows out there, iCarly is for fun or time-pass. The producers/directors/writers don't care why/how you watch it either. As long as you tune in, they're fine, since they're getting the money.
I'm not going to try to please anyone by saying that I love ALL the iCarly episodes, including the fillers, when in actuality, I really only watch iCarly for the ships. I'm not ashamed to say that.
There are some people who watch shows just because a certain actor is good-looking. YOU may appreciate the plot of that certain show, but you have no right to tell someone they should start watching it for the plot or humor if they don't wish to.
| sockstar wrote: |
| I could care less why someone watches the show. If people said "I don't watch episodes that aren't shippy" then fine. But calling an episode "filler" just because it's not shippy is plain wrong. |
Right on!
| sockstar wrote: |
| I could care less why someone watches the show. If people said "I don't watch episodes that aren't shippy" then fine. But calling an episode "filler" just because it's not shippy is plain wrong. |
| sockstar wrote: |
| I could care less why someone watches the show. If people said "I don't watch episodes that aren't shippy" then fine. But calling an episode "filler" just because it's not shippy is plain wrong. |
Why is it "plain wrong"? It's not hurting anybody. If you don't like calling the "non-shippy," episodes "filler" then you don't do it. But even Dan understands that each episode may not appeal to everyone, depending on why they watch the show. For some fans, "filler" is the name they give for non-shippy epis because it just doesn't interest them. What are you going to do about it? Force them to stop calling episodes "fillers"? Seriously, it's just a word, a way to categorize iCarly episodes based on personal preference. Don't get your panties in a bunch.
In my opinion, "filler" episodes are episodes in which there is no character or relationship growth. They are just cute, fun episodes. Every show needs these, or else it would just turn into a teen drama. So you shouldn't be offended by the word filler, and please don't get so defensive over the show. It's not yours, anyways.
I'll go on record saying this is not a filler for the main reason that Sam's character is HUGELY developed. How crazy is it that she used to be a pageant girl? This is completely opposite to what her personality is now. This is something that was not known about her character before and just adds more depth to her already deep character.
What's questionable is the relationship growth, which could be in there b/c we don't know yet. I don't care if someone wants to call it a filler b/c there is no relationships stuff in the description, that's their business, but you'd think they'd AT LEAST wait till the first promo before getting all smug and saying "it's a filler" like it's a known fact. Again, before I get flamed, I don't think it's wrong of you guys to call this episode a filler.
Anyways I'm too excited after seeing that tap dance! Sam/Jennette is incredible!
| KatelynBrissey wrote: |
I'll go on record saying this is not a filler for the main reason that Sam's character is HUGELY developed. How crazy is it that she used to be a pageant girl? This is completely opposite to what her personality is now. This is something that was not known about her character before and just adds more depth to her already deep character.
What's questionable is the relationship growth, which could be in there b/c we don't know yet. I don't care if someone wants to call it a filler b/c there is no relationships stuff in the description, that's their business, but you'd think they'd AT LEAST wait till the first promo before getting all smug and saying "it's a filler" like it's a known fact. Again, before I get flamed, I don't think it's wrong of you guys to call this episode a filler.
Anyways I'm too excited after seeing that tap dance! Sam/Jennette is incredible! |
| Uranium_OJ wrote: | ||
Whether or not this episode is considered a "filler," I'm still looking forward to it. I, for one, don't think this episode should necessarily be called a filler, but who knows, it could turn out to be one. And, thank you, KatelynBrissey, for not trying to control other people. That was very decent of you. |
No trailer yet that I have seen, but I did see this clip of her tap dancing. video is further down the page
| jako123456789 wrote: |
| I think Spencer will actually be dating Gibby's Mom in this episode cause' that's what it says on iTunes. But then who will Freddy be dating? |
