The Best Episodes of iCarly Season 3

Committed to rebuilding their friendship, Carly and Freddie team up to recreate some of their favorite memories after all of Carly’s photos and videos are erased from her phone.

Director: Anthony Joseph Rich

Writer: Kate Stayman-London

It's the Wedding of the Century! Mrs. Benson and Lewbert are getting married, but a misunderstanding leads Freddie and Carly to consider their own future together.

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Freddie asks Spencer for help creating an elaborate display to announce his relationship with Carly, who is not yet ready to go public with the news.

Director: Morenike Joela Evans

Writer: David Malkoff

Carly and Freddie struggle to find the perfect time to tell Millicent's mom about their relationship, fearing that she will take Millicent away with her.

Director: Phill Lewis

Writer: Aydrea Walden

Carly is excited to give the keynote speech at her high school reunion, but a surprise revelation puts her at the mercy of an old classmate.

Director: Phill Lewis

Writer: Eliot Glazer

Carly realizes she has feelings for Freddie, but tries to get over him by dating a new guy. An old rival from boarding school hires Harper. After a review calls Spencer out of touch, he tries to prove he's a man of the people.

Director: Phill Lewis

Writer: Erica Montolfo-Bura

Carly plans a bachelorette party for Mrs. Benson, based around her favourite show, "Toledo House Flip."

Director: Nathan Kress

Writer: Nasser Samara

Carly dives into work to distract herself from Freddie, working with Paul on a sizzle reel for a Carly-centric reality show. But Paul pushes Carly's love triangle to create more drama.

Director: Phill Lewis

Writer: Ali Schouten-Seeks

After Carly regrets donating an expensive gift from Harper’s girlfriend to a cat charity, she enlists her friends to steal it back.

Director: Jerry Trainor

Writer: Harry Hannigan

Carly discovers that she is the victim of a Deep Fake, which has the internet convinced that she has endorsed a viral food product that is making Seattle residents sick.

Director: Nathan Kress

Writer: Julia Ahumada Grob