My purple one with the pear on the back.
The spaghetti tacos were delicious, so I think the “iCarly” skit would be awesome.
Laci Mosley:Yeah, I agree.
Maybe we bring it back for Miranda [Cosgrove].
She’ll kill me.
[Laughs]
Nathan, what’s been the most nostalgic moment for you so far doing a reboot?
Nathan Kress:Oh, man.
Ultimately, it started in the first season.
It’s for adults, for them as well.
We get to explore what that could look like with a lot more breathing room.
What was it like to have him on set?
Kress:An absolute dream come true.
The character was so similar to Freddie.
This time, in his first episode, I actually got to direct him.
I would be back there going, “Oh, my gosh!
Oh, my gosh!
They’re all talking, and they’re all still friends!
This is so cool!”
It was a dream come true.
Mosley:I would have to agree.
It was great, a fun energy to have on set, for sure.
Triplett:He’s a really fun guy and extremely sweet.
That’s Josh from ‘Drake & Josh’!"
And she was like, “Well, go say ‘hi.'”
I was like, “Well, duh.”
[Laughs] So then I went up and I said, “Hi.”
And he was so sweet.
He definitely had father energy, like Nathan.
[Laughs]
Mosley:Yeah.
They both have very strong father energy except Nathan won’t let us call him “daddy.”
[Laughs]
Kress:No, I draw the line.
He wouldn’t let me have any of the names at all.
[Laughs]
Kress:Very uncomfortable.
Season 2 of “iCarly” is available to stream beginning Friday, April 8, exclusively on Paramount+.
