Deputy Chief of Detectives Polly Kelly rushes to crack the case of Danielle Gaston, the three-year-old daughter of a popular country-and-western singer and a senator, who was kidnapped from Chicago's Holy Name Cathedral only to show up on a live-action Web page one hour later.
Contains two stories in which the iCarly team attempt to increase their number of viewers by trying to break a world record for hosting the longest webcast; and run into trouble when Sam's detention threatens the success of their fiftieth show.
Carly, Sam, and Freddie decide to invite Mandy, an enthusiastic fan of "iCarly, " on as a guest, but when Mandy wears out her welcome, Carly tries to find a nice way to ask her to leave without hurting her feelings.
Carly and Sam get trapped in Miss Briggs's closet while documenting what teachers do outside of school; and Carly's grandfather thinks Spencer is too immature to be Carly's guardian.
Carly and Sam decide to make a Web show with the help of Carly's neighbor, Freddie; and Carly and Sam challenge Freddie and Carly's brother, Spencer, to a contest in order to draw more viewers to the Web show.
Carly and her friends head to Japan when "iCarly" is nominated for an iWeb Award, but someone's plans to sabotage their chance to win may ruin everything.
Contains two stories in which Carly and Sam learn the sneakers they endorsed on the show have problems, and "iCarly" is taken over by a television studio that wants to change its look and format.
