"iCarly" - Which episode was it from? Quiz

Answer: iOMG

"iOMG" was the 10th episode of season 4 and the 80th overall.

If you stare into the "Mood Face" app for 5 seconds, it tells you your mood. This app was for a school project and was made by Sam, Freddie and Brad. Sam tested this out during the episode "iOMG" and her mood was "in love".

Answer: iPromote Techfoots

"iPromote Techfoots" was the 18th episode of season 1.

The company "Daka" sold shoes. They had created a new type of shoe called the "Techfoots", and paid the iCarly gang £100,000 a year to promote them on their webshow.

Unfortunately, the Techfoots had a lot of problems. They were supposed to provide wi-fi, but when Freddie tested it out his laptop crashed. They hurt people's feet when they wore them. They had built in toe-warmers, but these made the shoes burst into flames if they were banged too hard on a surface. They electrocuted Carly when she stepped in a puddle and they exploded when she threw them in the bin.

Answer: iRocked the Vote

"iRocked the Vote" was the 12th episode of season 2 and the 37th overall.

Wade Collins appeared on the TV show "America Sings" but lost to David Archuleta because the iCarly gang told their fans to vote for David. When Wade lost, the iCarly gang felt bad about this and asked him to appear on iCarly. After Wade appeared on the show, they got the idea to make a music video for him, but learn that he has a disgusting personality. The iCarly gang eventually send Wade away without his music video, and show a video on iCarly portraying him horribly.

Answer: iHeart Art

"iHeart Art" was the 14th episode of season 1.

In this episode, Spencer was trying to make sculptures to go in a museum, but was getting really stressed. The iCarly gang decided to invite Harry Joiner (Spencer's favourite artist) to come and talk to Spencer. Unfortunately, Harry thought Spencer's sculptures were rubbish, and Spencer got really depressed.
On the next iCarly web show, the gang showed some of Spencer's sculptures to the viewers: Merry Sniffmas (a Christmas tree with noses stuck on), Yippie-Yi-Yo-Yo (a lot of yo-yos stuck together), Splatter Man (a man covered in paint), the Bottle Bot (a robot made from bottles) and the Video Squirrel (a tiny squirrel made from parts of a camera).

Answer: iHire an Idiot

"iHire an Idiot" was the 8th episode of season 4, making it the 78th overall.

Cort was hired by Carly and Sam because they thought he was hot. However, he turned out to be dangerously stupid, and while Carly and Sam didn't mind, Freddie was extremely annoyed. Freddie hired an intern of his own, Ashley, who acted stupidly but turned out to be acting stupid to help with her sociology thesis for college.

Answer: iStart a Fanwar

"iStart a Fanwar" lasted an hour, and counted as 2 episodes. It was the 6th and 7th episode of season 4, making it the 76th and 77th overall.

Carly, Sam, Freddie and Spencer went to Webicon, where iCarly were being interviewed. Sam was late for the interview, because she had bought a Fat Shake.

Answer: iBelieve in Bigfoot

"iBelieve in Bigfoot" was the 17th episode of season 3, making it the 67th overall.

Sam had seen Robin's Wieners advertised on TV, so the iCarly gang went to their hot dog stand when they were going to Mount Baker National Forest, although we did not see them visit the stand on screen.

Answer: iBloop

"iBloop" was the 15th episode of season 3, and the 65th overall.

In this episode, Miranda Cosgrave (who plays Carly) and Jerry Trainor (who plays Spencer) have a conversation about Jerry making too many mistakes when acting. This led to a lot of "blooper" clip shows, from all the main actors of iCarly.

Answer: iMeet Fred

"iMeet Fred" was the 13th episode of season 2, making it the 38th episode overall.

Spencer's Magical Meatball is a parody of the Magic 8-Ball. If you ask a yes or no question to either, it gives you an answer e.g. "I must advise against it", "The meatball says no" and "Ask again later".

Answer: iStage an Intervention

"iStage an Intervention" was the 2nd episode of season 2, making it the 27th overall.

"Pak-Rat" is a parody of the video game "Pac-Man", in which a rat (which you control) must try to eat cheese while avoiding cats. Spencer got obsessed with this video game until he beat the world record for the highest score (previously held by Sasha Striker). At the end of the episode, Carly got obsessed with the video game, after Spencer had stopped playing it.