Current Status of an iCarly Revival
As of the most recent public statements, no official iCarly revival series has been greenlit by Nickelodeon or Paramount+. The original series ran from 2007 to 2012, and a sequel series aired from 2021 to 2022. Miranda Cosgrove, the star, has not announced a new iCarly project, and no network has formally ordered a third season or spinoff. Forbes reported that talks remain informal and no deal is confirmed.
Streaming data shows the original iCarly and the 2021 sequel series remain popular on Paramount+. In 2023, iCarly ranked among the top-watched Nickelodeon titles on the platform, which keeps revival speculation active. However, Paramount+ has not announced a new season order, and the company's public content slate does not list an iCarly revival in active development.
Cast and Creator Statements
Miranda Cosgrove has stated in interviews that she is open to returning to the role of Carly Shay if the right story is developed. Jerry Trainor, who played Spencer Shay, has also expressed interest in a reunion project. Deadline noted that both actors support a revival in principle, but no script or formal pitch has been publicly confirmed.
Dan Schneider, the creator of iCarly, continues to produce content for Nickelodeon through his production company. His recent projects include the sitcom The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish and other Nickelodeon series. Nickelodeon press materials list Schneider as an active producer, but he has not publicly announced an iCarly revival in development.
What Would Trigger an iCarly Return
Industry analysts say a revival typically requires a combination of strong streaming performance, cast availability, and a network greenlight. Paramount+ has invested in other Nickelodeon IP revivals, which raises the possibility of future iCarly content. Paramount Global's SEC filings reference content strategy decisions, but do not specifically list an iCarly revival as a planned project.
Fans can track potential updates through official Nickelodeon channels, cast social media, and trade publications like Variety and The Hollywood Reporter. As of the latest public information, no iCarly revival has been officially ordered, produced, or scheduled for release.