David Kendall

Tired of waiting for Mikayla to admit her feelings for him, Brady asks out Sabrina, a hottie from the Nanju warrior tribe. Also available on iTunes

After finding a watch that grants them the ability to "do-over" the day, the Kings realize that the power allows them to behave as badly as they want. Also available on iTunes

Tori accidentally gets Beck fired from a small role in a movie, then must figure out a way to get him his job back. Meanwhile, Robbie suffers frightening nightmares about his best friend Rex. Also available on iTunes and VUDU

Pair Of Kings: Beach Bully Bingo: Brady and Boomer are banned from the beach. Also available on iTunes

When Mom and Dad go on vacation, the boys are left alone. Being the oldest, Kevin assumes he's in charge. But when Nick tries to take control a power struggle ensues.

When Carly, Sam, and Freddie get an assignment at school to create an original project that benefits the environment, Carly ends up building an illegal nuclear-powered generator! Also available on iTunes and VUDU

Carly, Sam and Freddie score an invite to go backstage at a mixed martial arts event and record a segment for the show. Spencer won't let them go, so the friends concoct a clever scheme to dupe him with their doppelgangers and sneak out. Also available on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

Sam feels offended when Freddie claims she's a deadbeat who never pays him or Carly back the money she owes. While Sam tries to scare up some cash, Spencer helps a shy girl sell fudge for her scout troop hoping to impress her pretty single mother. Also available on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

After watching a segment on iCarly that showed a man who sells illegal copies of movies, two detectives decide to use Carly and Spencer's loft for a stakeout. Also available on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

Sam gets detention on the night of iCarly's 50th Web show spectacular. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Unable to properly care for her abandoned niece, Lennox (Taylor Spreitler), and nephew, Ryder (Nick Robinson), on her own, former party girl turned local politician Mel (Melissa Joan Hart) hires desperate job seeker Joe (Joseph Lawrence) to move in with them and run her household. In the first season of this family sitcom, Joe struggles to land a date, Mel deals with relationship issues of her own, and the kids' father pays a visit.