Nickelodeon hit two ratings records Monday with its premiere of Big Time Rush and an all-new episode of iCarly.
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iCarly
8/7c Nickelodeon
BFFs Carly and Sam have a pretty solid friendship, but even they're not immune to fighting. The girls take opposing sides in a feud between two comedians who guest star on their Web show. Carly and Sam's battle then escalates to the point where their friendship and the Web show suffer, leaving their fans to wonder if the show can go on. Meanwhile, Spencer wins a boat and makes the logical decision to dock it in a parking lot, much to the chagrin of one of his neighbors.
Read on for previews of Debbie Macomber's Mrs. Miracle, Saturday Night Live, 12 Men of Christmas and Meet the Wilsons.
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iCarly
8/7c Nickelodeon
A kid can only take so much humiliation, and Freddie's mom goes too far when she not only embarrasses him on Carly's show but also shows his classmates his baby pictures at school. Freddie wants to prove to his mother that he's no longer the little boy she sees in those pictures, so he moves out. Some photos Freddie doesn't mind sharing are the ones from the new pet-photography business he's formed with Carly and Sam. But before long, they get into a feud with their competition.
Read on for previews of Beyond Sherwood Forest, The National Tree, The Whale That Ate Jaws and Suze Orman Show.
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Sorority Wars
9/8c Lifetime
Lucy Hale, Courtney Thorne-Smith and Faith Ford star in this 2009 cable comedy-drama about the trials of Katie (Hale), a college freshman who hopes to follow in the footsteps of her sorority-legend mom (Thorne-Smith). Unfortunately, the Delta gals of today aren't quite what they used to be, and when Katie exposes the sisterhood's shady dealings, she becomes the target of a malicious smear campaign. Luckily for Katie, there are rival houses on campus.
Read on for previews of the Fox Reality Channel Reality Awards, iCarly, Tailgate Warriors with Guy Fieri and Saturday Night Live.
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iCarly
8/7c Nickelodeon
In recent weeks VMAs and Emmys have been given out, and now it's time for the iCarly Awards. It's the inaugural year for the event, in which Carly, Sam and Freddie plan to honor the top user-generated content on their Web show. The categories are a bit... unusual, and include "Most Inane Hula-Hooper" and "Best Male Acrobat with Lots of Hair." The only problem? Spencer didn't make enough statuettes, and now he must recruit some helpers (in the form of swimsuit models) to churn out some more.
Read on for previews of Saturday Night Live, Relic Hunter with Ian Grant, SuperFetch and Celebrity Ghost Stories.
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