Three days after the events of iOMG, Carly tries to find out where Sam is who she hasn't seen since the kiss between her and Freddie. Freddie arrives who locates Sam being at a mental hospital by tracking down her Pear Phone. There, Sam reveals that she checked herself into the mental hospital unable to cope with her feelings towards Freddie. After a talk with Freddie, she is ready to leave but isn't able to since she needs a parent to sign out. However, Sam's mother is away getting surgery. To get her out, Carly and Freddie decide to have Spencer dress up as Sam's mother but his cover is quickly blown as he signs Sam out by an old friend of his from law school who doesn't understand the situation. Unable to get Sam out in time to do iCarly, the gang does the show live from the mental hospital where Carly and Sam questions their fans on whether or not Sam is crazy for kissing Freddie. Freddie then tells how he feels and passionately kisses Sam. Written by Anonymous

After the events of iLost My Mind, Sam and Freddie begin a rocky relationship, but problems circulate around Carly when she has to resolve their every fight (even one at 3 am). Meanwhile, Gibby finds a puppy and he wants to share it with Carly, in an attempt to get closer to her. At the near end of the episode, Freddie and Sam go on a date, but take Carly with them to resolve a fight if they get into one. After Sam and Freddie criticize each other, Carly steps in and tells them if they can't go one day without arguing then they shouldn't be going out at all. Spencer spends time hanging out with his new lawn in the apartment. Written by Anonymous

Mrs. Benson discovers Sam and Freddie's relationship after Gibby, now the subject of Sam's abuse, concocts a plan to split them up.Will Carly fight for Sam and Freddie, or help Gibby break them up?

Carly tells Sam and Freddie to try each other's favorite hobbies. Meanwhile, Spencer bumps into his old babysitter and asks her to dinner. After reverting to their old roles, will they stay together?

Carly tries to impress a new boyfriend by trying to look smarter than she is. Meanwhile, the gang tries to find T-Bo a new place to live after he gets kicked out of the Groovy Smoothie.

Christopher Cane (the British actor who plays Rex on Victorious) hosts the iCarly gang on his show for a discussion of their acting and bloopers.

After finding out their old captor, Nora, is being released from jail, the iCarly kids try to halt her release, but decide to allow it. They then return to her house, but will they make it out again?

Freddie decides he'd like to go in front of the camera, while at the same time creates some new 3-D effects for Carly's web-show. The trouble is, those special effects have some unforeseen side effects.

It is Carly's dad birthday and they decide to put him a surprise party but when their dad had to go to another country, Carly gets upset and mad. Freddie and Sam decides to put Carly and Spencer online to talk to their dad online but when they are about to get arrested, the First Lady Michelle Obama comes to help them. Written by Joshua Shin

Carly gets her toe stuck before she is supposed to leave for a date. Meanwhile, Sam, Freddie, Gibby and Spencer go to Canada but Sam gets caught smuggling fat cakes from Canada before they leave for America.

Carly hosts her own home-grown web show, iCarly. She lives with her twenty-something brother/guardian Spencer and produces her Web casts from a makeshift third-floor loft studio. Grappling with adolescence, she never aimed to gain fame as a rising star/underground celebrity to kids. As events unfold in the pilot, it all happens by accident when a teacher puts her in charge of the school talent show. She and her sassy best bud Sam turn the audition process into a show, which Carly's tech savvy smitten friend Freddie tapes - including their hilarious banter and great chemistry - and posts on the Web without telling the girls. The on-line audience clamors for more, and a pop phenomenon blooms, with Carly and sidekick Sam's regular Web casts ultimately featuring everything from comedy sketches and talent contests to interviews, recipes, and problem-solving. Written by Emily