iCarly is the Nickelodeon show that began in 2007. The show originally aired in the UK but has since become a hit here in the United States. The show is the story a young girl named Carly Shay and her two best friends Sam Puckett and Freddie Benson. The first begins with Carly hosting her school talent show. The video of her hosting the video is then put on the internet. Unknown to Carly the show begins to get a lot of viewers and she becomes an overnight sensation. With her new popularity on the internet Carly begins to create webisodes every week about the adventures she experiences.

It was interesting as me to see how iCarly adapted the story play of many kids on the internet today. They are growing up in a digital age where they can record anything with their cell phones, camcorders and now iPods and post them almost instantly to the web. With Carly's overnight success the story shows what could actually happen to some kids who upload there videos online. Whether or not this is a bad thing is not for me to argue right now, but it was interesting to notice the parallels of this story and how it affects children today.

With those ideas in mind Carly decides that she is going to host a weekly webisodes featuring Carly and her friends. They attempt to uncover stories and update the webisodes on their lives and the happenings of the school. As the season progresses we will learn more about the personal life of Carly and how being on the web really help one's life or not. There are many life lessons that a kid can learn from watching this show. Therefore I will be recommending watching this show for anyone. I believe that this show has a great message and will interest kids.



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