Comedy iCarly to Conclude Its Five-season Run

Nickelodeon’s comedy, iCarly, will end its five-season run with an hour-long series finale event on Nickelodeon Friday, Nov. 23, at 8 p.m. (ET/PT).

In “iGoodbye,” Spencer (Jerry Trainor) offers to take Carly (Miranda Cosgrove) to the Air Force father-daughter dance when their dad, Colonel Shay, isn’t able to accompany her because of his overseas deployment.

When Spencer gets sick and can’t take her, Freddie (Nathan Kress) and Gibby (Noah Munck) try to cheer Carly up by offering to go with her.

Colonel Shay surprises everyone when he arrives just in time to take Carly to the dance.  When they return from their wonderful evening together, Carly is disappointed to learn her dad must return to Italy that evening and she is faced with a very difficult decision.

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Nickelodeon’s multi-platform offerings for “iGoodbye” include highlights from the episode on Nick.com and will serve as a first-look location for fans to view exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, trailers, photo galleries, and more.

The special will be available for purchase in HD via iTunes at iTunes.com/iCarly, Amazon Instant Video, Xbox Video, PlayStation Store and Vudu, beginning Nov. 24. The series will continue in reruns on Nickelodeon platforms moving forward.

Nickelodeon, now in its 33rd year, is a leading entertainment brand for kids.

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