iGoodbye

It was actually one of the few shows on Nick that I would watch without any problems. I feel old after losing all of the shows I watched on Disney, Nick, and CN. No one even knows what Shinzo is, and that makes me just sad.......So how soon till they make the next Nick show that isn't a crappy animated show?

 

Yes, I believe so, although the ending makes it kind of hard to tell.

 

I actually really liked ICarly (although I agree they stretched it out way too long. One new episode a month? C'mon Nick.) They've apparently been planning the ending out for like a year though.
I did miss the last episode though, so I just looked up the synopsis online and just read that. Through that I learned that Victorious has been cancelled (and none of the cast knows why, as it was one of the most popular shows on), and it was very sudden.

Instead, they're making spin-offs. "Sam and Cat" looks like it's a show about Sam from ICarly and Cat from Victorious, and they become roommates and hijinks ensue. The other one is "Gibby". It's a show about Gibby.

 

I don't think so.

Victorious is still alive and showing new episodes -- one just showed last night.

 

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=victorious+cancelled

 

Wikipedia's article on this needs to be upderped.

Anyway, while I do like Nick shows, they need to stop doing this. So what if they go over 60 episodes? Big Time Rush is going over 60. SpongeBob is way over 60, as well as the Fairly OddParents. If those can go over 60, then others can, too.

As long as there's a complete ending, then I'm fine with it, but when it's left on a cliff hanger, such as The Amanda Show, it's really disheartening.

EDIT - 12:41 PM PST: Never mind. Wikipedia does say this. I didn't read far enough into it.

 

Well it's about time.

You do realize that cancelled just means "no longer making new episodes," not "no longer airing any episodes," right?

 

I said *new* episodes.

Also, here's a blog from Dan on iGoodbye.

 

I've watched it sometime it's been on for long time I didn't it would end.

 

Airing new episodes is the same as making new episodes? Do you understand that they usually make the entire new season before they start airing it? Likewise, shows tend to get cancelled long before the last episode airs.[DOUBLEPOST=1353882801][/DOUBLEPOST]

I think accidentally words.

 

Anyone else think this was a long over anticipated departure thread at first?