Nickelodeon Gets Edgy With All-New iCarly Reboot

 Although many have considered wanting a Drake & Josh reboot, Nick has done the next best thing, a comeback of another classic iCarly which originally ran from 2007-2012.

The new 13-episode season which continues the adventures of Miranda Cosgrove, Jerry Trainer and Nathan Kress still vowing to make YouTube videos and internet livestreams is slated to bow on Paramount+ in two weeks from today.

However, to keep things fresh, the show will now be also targeted to adults as well as children. The reboot picks up nine years after the series originally got cancelled with Cosgrove, Trainor and Kress returning to the project they know best. The reasons why the show will include adult content might include some disgusting visuals, footage of drinking beer and even the cast using swear words for their reactions, as revealed in the reboot's first trailer which recently dropped earlier this week.

The first three episodes bow on P+ on 6/17 and then in homage to the original run, the remaining 10 episodes will roll out on the platform weekly through August 27th.

THere's no word on whether the show will air on cable TV as well but most speculations the show might end up on Comedy Central (South Park) due to its content that its about to include.

On June 7th, the streamer will also launch low-cost essentials which for some reasons doesn't include local access to their CBS channels. The app and layout for the former CBS All Access (the name prior to the Paramount+ launch) migrated to a newer seperate application.

For more information and to subscribe, visit www.paramountplus.com