I really like ICarly, sometimes i watch it with my dad because he likes it too. But sometimes he describes the show as''inappropriate''. It's a really good show for teen but not for younger kids. THIS IS WHY. 1.Sam is violent, and that makes her a bad role model. 2.Sometimes carly wears really short skirts. 3. There was an episode where Carly and Freddie kissed a lot. 4. Spencer keeps dating girls he barely knows. 5. Sam and Freddie insult each other. 7. Bullying. Its a good show for teens ;)

Even as a 16 year old, I hurt for humanity every time I watch an iCarly episode. There have been shows like this before that used the same witty and innovative humor that iCarly has, like Drake and Josh, for instance. But iCarly is pushing its appropriateness to the edge as it progresses. Not enough to be totally outrageous, but just enough to get away with it. Let's start off with violence, shall we? Yes, it is in Sam's character to be aggressive and sarcastic, but sometimes it gets to the point where all she's doing is yelling like a maniac and beating someone up with a random object. I don't find much humor in violence once it crosses this line. Second, does Carly seem a little bit too "active" to you? I know it's natural for tweens to like each other, and it's cute how Freddie is persistant with Carly, but there's way too much sexuality in this show for it to be a kids show. I just don't like thinking about how 8-year-olds all across America are sitting on their couches and watching Carly make out with some guy everytime the commercial breaks are off. Thirdly, language. I don't have a problem with made up words like "jank" and "chizz." I think it's funny and original. :) However, iCarly has used a lot of words most kids shows would never have had the guts to say before. Words like "boobs, crap, panties, and bra." I know these words may seem simple and harmless, because really, we hear worse when we go to school. But I think that crossing this line might just be the start for crossing a whole other line when it comes to what can be said on kid's TV. Another thing, I'm not a strict Christian, but I just don't like it when the characters say phrases like "Oh my god;" taking the lord's name in vain. And believe me, they say it alot. As for product placement, I don't mind it at all. Their spoofs on popular products like the iPod, Shamwow, and the Snuggie are what give iCarly the witty sense of humor we all know and love. While, yes, iCarly is entertaining, it also has its moments where it can be just too much for a child audience. There are no good parental role models, and hardly any child role models for that matter. Personally I think Carly is just a bit too open with her sexuality and Sam goes a bit to far with violence. It's a given to say that 8-year-olds shouldn't be watching this, and I might even push it to say tweens shouldn't either. At least not until 13 +, because by then, inappropriate behavior is hardly surprising anymore.

iCarly is a great show but there is one concern as well as a highlight. The concern is about too much sexy stuff. A few episodes are about dating. Girls and boys are referred to as "hot" a lot and there are quite a few kisses. That aside, Carly is a great role model and as she is the star of the show, kids will concentrate on her a lot. One more thing, it's not really a "product placement" but spoofs of Apple products appear. (iPhone/Pearphone, iPad/Pearpad) Some other spoofs appear. (Google/Zaplook, Facebook/TheSlap) Overall, a great show but be aware about the flirting.

all of you need to loosen up honestly your kids are not going to be influenced by iCarly and if you think the show is making them disrespectful then you should teach them manners and not to pay attention to what FICTIONAL characters do on TV

ITS A REALLY GOOD SHOW!!!!!!!! Even though its a good show, doesn't mean its for all ages. Its off for any one younger then 9. It talks about dating, kissing, cheating, bras and private parts. Sam nor her mom are good role models. Though, Carly and Freddie are good role models. Sam fisiclly and mentally hurts Freddie but all clearly meant for humor.

Me and My family love the show but they are getting into to much realationships kissing. A mature 8 year old is ok mabey a 9 but deffinetly 10 and up

I've found this show to portray AWFUL stereotypes of foreign people in the past. The Scottish are portrayed as highland-dancing, kilt-wearing, bagpipe players. The French are portrayed as baguette-eating, poodle-having, "hoh-HOH!!!" jokes. The English are portrayed merely as people with funny accents, who are loud, obnoxious, and hate Americans. The only Japanese characters were computer-whizzes and karate experts. The country of El Salvador was referenced as "El Salva-dork". The programme shows general ignorance to foreigners and i suggest you steer your kids away.

This show is hilarious and clean. The only reason I put the language sign up is because once it said "holy crap" but it wasn't that big of a deal.This show is directed more at tweens and teens and pre-teens so they put the flirty, kissy, relationship in the show because teens go through that every day. Even still it makes for a funny show for younger kids too even if some of it is over their heads. I actually like it that they are trying to make the show for teens by adding the "crap" and talking about how kids grow up and are intrested in the opposite sex. Altogether it's a great show for all age (including parents.)

iCarly is perfect for tweens and teens. The only thing to look out for would be what could be considered "violent" is when Sam insults, kicks, slaps, and wrestles other people. It's nothing too bad. And they do make some sexual references.