iCarly

So far, so interesting. I was worried how they would go on without Sam but it turns out that their new addition to the cast is kinda nailing it, or at least the characters they represent. Other than that, I feel like many things in the show feel forced, politically charged and what you'd call "edgy". I mean, if you think about iCarly, you think about a goofy show that while sometimes touching serious topics was always kind of fun to watch. The reboot also has moments that really made me laugh, but most of the first three episodes felt super sarcastic and made jokes about every internet thing in existence. Most jokes in the show just feel provocative instead of light-hearted and funny, e.g. cancel culture, white privileges, twitter bubbles, shitstorms were all touched in the third episode and nothing about it felt like you could just laugh about it and be done. I'm interested in seeing how the show will progress, but I don't expect as much enjoyment as I'd hoped for.

It has most of the returning main characters and some new one that fit in quite well, but nothing is ever like the original. Cute and funny as we follow the adult lives of the original cast which is essentially the same settings as they restart iCarly. Nice grown up touch and a bit more PG-13 but it as probably best left alone without this show.