IParty with Victorious

**iParty With Victorious** is the 11th-13th episode of Season Four, and 81st-83rd overall. It is the show's second three-part movie after iGo to Japan. As a crossover with Victorious, their main/recurring cast appears as well.

This is only counted as an *iCarly* episode (hence the 'i' title), and not as a *Victorious* episode.

## Plot

Carly has been happily dating a boy named Steven Carson, who divides his time between Seattle and Los Angeles because his parents are divorced, for three months. What she doesn't know is that he is also dating Tori Vega when he spends time in Los Angeles.

At Hollywood Arts, André is psyched that his uncle sold a house to Kenan Thompson, who allows him to have a "small party" there. Because of Rex tweeting about it, way more people than André expected come (including an irritating guy in a panda bear costume, whom Andre and Kenan try to get rid of). Kenan Thompson is cool with it, though, because he considers anything less than 500 people a "small" party.

After Carly finds a picture of Steven and Tori on TheSlap.com, Sam suspects him of cheating on Carly and the iCarly team decides to attend the party at Kenan Thompson's house to find out the truth. Just before leaving for Los Angeles, Freddie realizes something and points it out to the rest of the gang: with how popular their webshow is, people might recognize them from iCarly, and questions how they're going to look for Steven at the party without anyone recognizing them. Spencer reveals that an ex-girlfriend of his works as a makeup artist for TV and movies in LA, and he convinces her to help him and the iCarly gang—Carly. Sam and Freddie are given heavy prosthetic makeup while Gibby is given a hat, sunglasses and a fake mole. With the exception of one guy recognizing Gibby (who Gibby is forced to knock unconscious so he doesn't tell his friends about him and the iCarly trio being at the party), they're able to sneak into the party and look for Steven without being recognized. After Carly sees Steven giving Tori the exact same charm bracelet he gave her and also kissing, she discusses her course of action with Sam and Freddie when Tori comes in. After telling her about Steven dating both of them at the same time (to the point of calling them both "one of a kind" and giving each of them the same bracelets), they team up to take revenge on him. With Kenan Thompson's help, they reveal Steven to be a cheater and a liar live on iCarly.

Rex challenges the party guests to rap battles after Robbie wrecks the karaoke machine and defeats everyone, but is eventually beaten by Sam.

Cat has an infection in her throat and uses a headband with a bluetooth speaker and her PearPhone to communicate.

Trina babysits Lane's friend's kids for Lane. She wants to go to the party, so she just takes them with her, and gives them to Cat. But later, Cat loses them and Lane finds them asleep by some garbage cans.

Sikowitz, Beck, Jade, and Spencer spend the time in Kenan Thompson's jacuzzi.

At the end, the main cast of both shows sings a mash-up of their theme songs (Leave It All To Me and Make It Shine). The mash-up is titled Leave It All To Shine.

## Extended Scenes

* At the beginning when Mrs. Benson makes an appearance (which lasted longer than the first one), Sam and Freddie mention Steven in mock-dreamy tones of voice.
* Mrs. Benson asks Spencer why he is in his sculpture and before he can answer she cuts him off.
* Gibby is shown in class balancing quarters on his elbow and breaks a kid's glasses when he tries to whip his arm around and catch them.
* When Steven sneaks up behind Carly, and playfully threatens to take her love and affection, she pretends to be afraid claiming that all she has are hugs and kisses.
* Tori and Steven are seen watching the extended webcast of iCarly (previously seen on iCarly.com), and Steven claims to have never heard of iCarly or the web-show hosts.
* Festus is shown giving Tori a mushroom pizza and running away upon hearing Cat's new voice, before Trina runs towards Tori to talk about the party. After their conversation about the party, Trina trades Tori's pizza for her pizza crust after finding out that hers has mushrooms in it. Then Sinjin takes the pizza crust that was given to Tori so now she is seen going back to the Grub Truck.
* Mr. Howard is talking about Sacagawea before he calls Carly and Sam up.
* Tori and Jade (along with Beck) have an argument over the lyrics to the theme from *The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air*.
* Before Cat is given her speech headband, she writes notes on paper to communicate. Andre asks Cat if she knows where Robbie is, and Cat writes "NO". Andre asked why she just didn't shake her head no, and walks away. Cat then writes "BYE".
* It is revealed what Spencer's book club was talking about before Carly, Sam, Freddie, and Gibby came home. There is also added dialogue about a baby shower after the book club ladies leave.
* After Sam emerges as Regina Goodbody, Gibby says "No way that could be Sam." She then proceeds to prove it is her by putting him in a headlock.
* When the Victorious gang arrive at the Kenan's house, after they leave the room, Cat says that she wants someone to pay attention to her.
* André, wanting only a 'small' party, wanders into several rooms in Kenan's house and moans "awww" in dismay at the number of partygoers in each. In the last room he goes into, he sees a kitten at the party and says "awww!" before leaving a second later.
* Gibby, as Roger, tries to hit on some girls, but they ignore him. Gibby concludes that some girls like his mole while others don't, since Cat said she likes the mole.
* Before Trina gives the kids to Cat, Mabel tells Trina that it's past their bedtime and they want to go home. Mabel also says that Wilson needs to take his medicine, and Wilson is asleep.
* Before Gibby enters the room with the blonde kid that he punches, Gibby asks people in a different room where the fake mole is.
* Tori shows Trina and Cat her new charm bracelet that Steven gave her.
* There is an alternate take for the scene where Sikowitz notices Mabel and Wilson; instead of everyone sitting awkwardly and Sikowitz drinking a coconut, everyone is holding a corn dog, including the kids.
* There is another jacuzzi scene where Spencer, Sikowitz, Jade, and Beck are playing the game that Jade mentions after Sinjin falls in. The game is to make an endless story, and they take turns, but four-lettered words are out of play. Spencer gets splashed because he said the word "yeah". Sikowitz also puts his arm around Spencer's shoulder, which isn't exactly something he enjoys.
* When Lane tells Trina that he found the kids asleep by some trash cans, Mabel says, "The garbage was soft."
* Several guys (included the kid that Tori mentions) rap against Rex, but he defeats them all.
* Sam's rap battle with Rex is also a little longer, with additional lyrics.

## Cast

### Main Cast

Miranda Cosgrove as Carly Shay

Victoria Justice as Tori Vega

Jeanette McCurdy as Sam Puckett

Leon Thomas III as Andre Harris

Nathan Kress as Freddie Benson

Matt Bennett as Robbie Shapiro

Jerry Trainor as Spencer Shay

Liz Gillies as Jade West

Noah Munk as Gibby Gibson

Ariana Grande as Cat Valentine

Avan Jogia as Beck Oliver

Daniella Moner as Trina Vega

### Recurring

Eric Lange as Erwin Sikowitz

Mindy Sterling as Miss Briggs

Michael Eric Reid as Sinjin Van Cleef

Marilyn Harris as Charlotte Harris

David St. James as Mr. Howard

Mary Scheer as Marissa Benson

## Quotes

> "He thought he was going to get a kiss from a pretty girl, but instead I blew a trumpet in his face! Ha!"
>
> -Kenan on iCarly website

## Trivia

* This is the third time Miranda Cosgrove and Victoria Justice have appeared together, as Miranda was in an episode of Zoey 101, and Victoria played Shelby Marx in iFight Shelby Marx.
	+ Freddie said that Tori Vega looked like Shelby Marx.
* Dan Schneider confirmed this episode on his Twitter and Facebook page on August 21, 2010: "Sorry I've been quiet for a few days. I'm CRAZED writing a major iCarly episode AND the iCarly/Victorious crossover. HUGE TASKS. But fun!"
* About a month before the episode aired, TheSlap and iCarly.com posted two posts, depicting Tori and Carly talking about their new boyfriend Steven. What the blogs made clear was that neither knew that the two Stevens were the same guy.
* This is the first and only time the scene when Carly throws her hat up from iPilot is not seen at the end of the opening credits.
* The scene transitions are used from *Victorious.*
* A live premiere was shown in Los Angeles with the cast of both shows attending on Sat. June 4, 2011, a week ahead of the national TV showing.
* This is the first time that two casts have come together to sing a mash-up of both of their theme songs. It is called "Leave It All To Shine".
* The picture of Tori that Freddie found taken from the episode Beggin' on Your Knees.
* This is one of two times Daniella Monet who portrays as Trina Vega in fact sings seriously, with the other being at the end of the episode April Fools Blank in the song Shut up and Dance.
* The key of the mash-up song is in-between the keys (E♭ major) of the other theme songs, ("Leave It All To Me" is in the key of D major, and "Make It Shine" is in F major).
* This is the sixth time that two Nickelodeon shows do a crossover, the first time being the *Rugrats*/*Aaahhh Real Monsters!* crossover, then *Rugrats Go Wild!* (Rugrats/Wild Thornberries), the next three being the three *Jimmy/Timmy Power Hours*, the episode iStart a Fanwar, where three *Drake & Josh* and one *Zoey 101* characters appear, and then the Big Time Rush movie "Big Time Beach Party" which included Patchy the Pirate from SpongeBob SquarePants.
* This is the second time Nickelodeon has done a crossover that is not a Nicktoon (first time being Big Time Beach Party).
* Jennette McCurdy and Miranda Cosgrove both tweeted this is the last episode of Season 4 filmed for the year. The last day on the set was September 17, 2010, but they were still filming Season 4 episodes in 2011. However this may be because to some people that iCarly has run for 6 seasons and according to them Season 5 started with iLost My Mind, therefore making this the last episode of Season 4 in their point of view.
* This is Dan Schneider's first crossover for television.
* A promo released on iCarly.com for iGet Pranky featured a blooper from this episode. Jennette McCurdy, Miranda Cosgrove and Nathan Kress were filming a scene in which the iCarly gang finds TheSlap.com which is from Hollywood Arts in L.A. However, after the opening line, Jerry Trainor jumped out at them from behind a counter, causing the crew to laugh hysterically.
* Originally, Steven was called Kyle and going to be played by Daniel Booko, who played Cort in iHire An Idiot, but Schneider changed it during production.
* Avan Jogia stated in a Clevver TV interview that he had to cover up his tattoo for the hot tub scene. But Elizabeth Gillies (the actress who plays Jade) is seen in various episodes of Victorious with a star tattoo on her arm, and in a video on The Slap, Beck states that Jade was getting another tattoo.
* Strangely, even though iOMG (The previous episode) ends with a cliffhanger, it is not even mentioned in this episode. This could mean either iParty is set either before or after the entire Seddie story arc, or this episode is non-canon.
* This is the second time Spencer drives the iCarly gang to LA, the first time being in iTake on Dingo.
* This is the closest the audience has ever come to seeing Socko; in a scene of the extended version, Spencer is seen closing the door and yelling "Thanks, Socko!" after Socko gave him the keys for his van his face is not shown and only his arm is seen briefly.
* Without being moralistic, the plot shows it's important to do the right thing. Dan Schneider says people love it when a group of characters on his shows work together to achieve a common goal. The plot manages to mention topics pertinent to teens such as: children of divorce, dating, cheating, and the importance of true friendship.
* At the party, songs from the episodes iFix a Pop Star, iTwins and iGet Pranky are heard. Also heard are songs from the Victorious episodes, Freak the Freak Out, The Bird Scene and The Birthweek Song.
* In this episode, Tweenpants.com is mentioned for the second time, the first time being in iSam's Mom. If you type in the URL, you are automatically redirected to iCarly.com like all websites mentioned in the show.
* This is, so far, the only episode in which anyone refers to Sam as 'Mama' besides Sam herself (Rex says, "Mama got rhyme").
* This is the first episode of iCarly to have its own unique title sequence.
* A new segment, "Random Humiliation" is introduced.
* The aliases for the iCarly Gang are:
	+ Chess Masterson (Freddie)
	+ Regina Goodbody (Sam)
	+ Patty Schwabb (Carly)
	+ Roger Mole (Gibby)
* During the end credits, the Mash-Up is seen without laugh track.
* During the scene where Carly goes to get lemonade, she whistles the chorus of the *Victorious* theme.
* Although only a segment of the iCarly webcast was shown in this episode, the full webcast can be viewed online at iCarly.com and in the extended version.
* Cat's Speaker headband, some of the radios from Spencer's sculpture and Carly's charm bracelet were given away as part of a prop giveaway by Dan Schneider.
* Dan asked viewers 7 questions about the special. If right, watchers could win 3 prop prizes (See it here). 30 people e-mailed the correct answers in to all seven questions.
* This is the third time the title of the episode is seen in the credits. The first time was in iGo to Japan, and the second being iQuit iCarly.
* In an interview with MTV's 10 on Top, Liz Gillies stated that all 'soft drinks' in Victorious (So probably iCarly) are actually water colored with food coloring.
* This episode was called simply "iParty" in promos on Nickelodeon UK, though the actual episode was not renamed.
* Because Nickelodeon could only have a slot for a 1 hour and 30 minute movie, several scenes were removed. These included scenes such as Beck and Jade eating corn dogs and Spencer getting splashed while in the hot tub. These scenes were restored to the film in the extended edition of the episode.
* On August 27 in the US, the extended version of iParty With Victorious was released, including never seen before scenes that were cut out from the original film. Without commercials and behind-the-scenes clips that were shown in the extended edition, it's runtime is about 85 minutes (1 Hour and 25 Minutes), 15 minutes longer than the original version.
	+ After iPilot, iCarly Saves TV, iSaw Him First and iSaved Your Life, this is the fifth episode to have an extended edition.
* The extended version of this episode is the longest iCarly episode ever aired.
* The extended version of the film has not been released on DVD.
* While dipping french fries in mayonnaise may be unusual for Americans, it's rather common in other countries, for example Belgium, Chile, Germany or the Netherlands.
* Ariana Grande only has 3 (or 4 in the extended version) lines of dialogue. They are, "It's true.", "Yay! I love karaoke!", and "What?" as well as, in the extended version, "Oh." All other lines of dialogue are spoken by Cat's app.
* Elizabeth Gillies said in an interview that when she (Jade), Beck, Spencer and Sikowitz were in the hot tub and Sinjin fell off the building, there was actually a stunt double and the double was very tall so they were all very scared he would land on them. This also explains why Sinjin had turned around when he fell because it wasn't him.
* In one part of the episode, Carly is wearing a penny tee with the quote "SCUBA DONKEY".
* This episode is skipped on non-Nickelodeon networks throughout the world that do not air Victorious.*[citation needed]*
* In France, this is a season 2 episode. Season 2 only aired in France in 2010 and other Season 4 episodes didn't air until 2013.*[citation needed]*
* Sam joins Cat in their new show *Sam & Cat.* Coincidentally, Freddie, Jade, Robbie, Sinjin and Sikowitz make appearances on the show.
* Jennette McCurdy makes a guest appearance on *Victorious* in the episode Crazy Ponnie.

### Goofs

* Beck said that nothing can scare him, but he has been scared by things multiple times before. In this same episode, he showed fright when Sinjin fell in the hot tub; in Jade Dumps Beck, he was freaked out when a Rottweiler dog was attacking his dad; in Wi-Fi in the Sky, he was shocked by a close up of Trina's butt; in Freak the Freak Out, he showed fear while babysitting Trina; in Locked Up!, he shows fear when Tori gets taken away and when the Yerbanian soldier burst in the hotel; and in Helen Back Again he also raised his hand when Sikowitz asked if anyone else was afraid of Helen. In fact, he would later outright confess to Tori, in Tori Fixes Beck and Jade, that he was scared of Jade.
	+ Also, it has been said by Sikowitz that because he is "unscareable," he cannot portray terror convincingly, but he does so quite well in the third episode of You Need to Know This, "People Who Become Briefly Terrified on TheSlap."
* When Steven said, "I thought I'd swing back early and say hey" during lunch, Jade picks up her soda. When he ask how everybody's doing, the camera points to Beck, Jade, and André and Jade is putting her hands on Beck, but she didn't put her soda down. Then, it points at just Jade, André, Rex, and Robbie. During that part, you can see Jade putting her soda on the table.
* During the crossover song *Leave It All To Shine*, Trina sings beautifully, when every other time we hear her sing, she is terrible, except when she sings in *Shut Up N' Dance* in April Fools' Blank (although this episode is generally considered non-canon) and *Five Fingaz to the Face* in Driving Tori Crazy.
* Despite Robbie accidentally frying the music system, music can still be heard after that point, and the DJ was still able to play beats for anyone who wanted to rap.
* When Cat is trying to warn André about the panda, the headband didn't say the sentence until she had finished typing it all, however earlier and after that, the headband says the word right after it has been typed by Cat.
* Tori said she peed when she was scared by Sikowitz, yet her clothes are still dry.
* When Sikowitz blows his trumpet, Steven was very close to him. Blowing a trumpet or any loud instrument so close to someone can damage their ear drums; Steven seems to hear fine after this as well as after Kenan does the same thing.
* The *iCarly* trio makes a big deal that Tori resembles Shelby Marx from the episode iFight Shelby Marx, as both characters were played by Victoria Justice, but no one notices that André looks like Harper from iCarly Saves TV, even though both characters were played by Leon Thomas III, or that Trina looks like one of the girls who attended Nora's party in iPsycho, even though both characters were played by Daniella Monet. In the latter case, it is likely that they simply didn't recall the Trina-lookalike, as the trio didn't interact much with her, nor do they interact much with Trina. Likewise, their interaction with André was minimal and they only saw his face during very active moments, compared to seeing a static picture of Tori, so it is possible that they simply didn't get a good enough look at him to make the connection.
* Cat has a throat problem for the entire episode and has to use a special headband and phone app to speak, but can be heard singing perfectly fine during *Leave It All To Shine*. It is possible that she could have talked but the doctor didn't want her to, her throat problem healed, or, given her addictive personality, she just liked using the app.
* Give It Up can be heard during the party. However it is the version sung by Jade and Cat which couldn't happen as they sung it once as karaoke and it was not recorded.
* Rex mentions Twitter although TwitFlash is a parody of it in the *Victorious* universe.

## Gallery

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