He explains that Gibby was the "punching bag" and the "expense of the joke" on "iCarly," a stigma that has spilled over into fan interactions that have soured him on the idea of a return. As he revealed on the OYC Podcast in 2017, he has a "weird relationship" with it, noting that he appreciates his time on the program but harbors some degree of hatred toward it as well. To this day, Gibby has no shortage of fans, whether it's those who hold plenty of nostalgia for "iCarly" or are giving it a try for the first time, but that's not enough to convince Noah Munck that going back to the part is a good idea. Noah Munck, the actor behind "Gibby" Gibson, appears to be doing the same, albeit for less widely-known reasons. Given the actress' well-documented personal struggles over the years, it makes sense why she wouldn't want to come back, but she's not the only mainstay from the original show who's sitting the new project out. This main cast is undoubtedly impressive, however, "iCarly" fans couldn't help but notice some major absences - the most notable among them is Jennette McCurdy as Carly's best friend, Sam Puckett.
Additionally, franchise newcomers Laci Mosley and Jaidyn Triplett will introduce audiences to Harper Raines and Millicent Benson, respectively. Alongside them is Nathan Kress as the cameraman of the in-universe "iCarly" web series, Freddie Benson, and his hover mom, Marissa (Mary Scheer), is not far behind. Front and center once again is Miranda Cosgrove as Carly Shay, with her older brother Spencer brought to life by the incomparable Jerry Trainor. To say Nick is pulling out all the stops to make the "iCarly" reunion a success would be an understatement.
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