The television show iCarly officially premiered on Nickelodeon, introducing viewers to Carly Shay and her webshow adventures.
The second season of iCarly debuted, continuing the story of Carly, Sam, and Freddie.
The third season of iCarly premiered, gaining further popularity among teens.
The fourth season of iCarly aired, progressing the characters' stories.
The fifth season of iCarly began, continuing the successful teen sitcom.
The original series finale of iCarly aired, concluding the initial run of the show.
A revival of iCarly was officially announced, bringing back the original cast for a new series.
The iCarly revival series premiered on the streaming service Paramount+, reintroducing the show to a new generation.
Carly Shay, Sam Puckett, and Freddie Benson launch the iCarly web show broadcast from Carly's apartment, marking the beginning of their online fame.
Gibby Gibson becomes a recurring contributor and later a regular on the iCarly web show, adding comedic and unique elements to the broadcasts.
Introduction of Spencer Shay as Carly's older brother and guardian after their parents move overseas.
Carly's parents leave for a trip overseas, and Spencer becomes her legal guardian.
Carly and her friends face an intense rival Shelby Marx in a fight, which becomes an important episode highlighting friendship and rivalry.
Freddie Benson, the technical producer and cameraman, develops a crush on Carly Shay, which continues throughout the series.
The iCarly cast attends the iWEAR conference, expanding their web show's exposure and reach.
Sam Puckett and Freddie Benson start developing a complicated, on-again, off-again romantic relationship.
Due to various conflicts and challenges, the iCarly web show experiences a temporary hiatus.
The original iCarly series concludes with the final episode, wrapping up major storylines and character arcs.
