Where Are They Now? The Cast of ‘iCarly’

It’s been about 12 years since “iCarly” first aired on Nickelodeon and seven years since it aired its final episode. After all this time has passed, the question that remains: Where are the cast members now? What has the cast of “iCarly” been up to since the show ended?

Jerry Trainor (Then)

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Jerry was born and raised in San Diego, California; he moved out to Los Angeles with the hopes of pursuing a career in the entertainment industry. He studied theater at University of California, Santa Barbara, and also studied improv with The Groundlings.

His first role was on an MTV series called “Undressed” in which he played the character of Eric. After his debut role, he starred in films like “Donny Darko” and “Evolution”.

He’s made cameos on shows like “ER”, “My Wife and Kids”, “Malcolm in the Middle”, “Angel”, and had a reoccuring role on “Crossing Jordan” as Brian the A.V. Guy. His biggest role would have been as Crazy Steve on “Drake & Josh”.

It was here that he met Dan Schneider and Jerry was eventually cast as Spencer Shay, Carly’s quirky older brother/guardian, on “iCarly”.

Jerry Trainor (Now)

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After “iCarly” ended in 2012, Jerry continued his acting career starring in a short lived series “Wendell and Vinnie” as Vinnie Bassett. He then focused on putting his energies to doing voice-over on shows like “T.U.F.F.

Puppy” playing Dudley Puppy, “The Shimajiro Movie: Shimajiro in Bookland” voicing Chan Son, and “The Adventures of Kid Danger” in which he voiced several characters.

Within the past year, he starred in the films “Alex & Me” and “Cover Versions” alongside Debby Ryan and his old “Drake & Josh” co-star, Drake Bell. Currently, Jerry stars on the Netflix series “No Good Nick” as Todd.

In his free time he stars in a YouTube series that he writes and films with his friends called “The Porch”. Jerry is also the bass player of the band Nice Enough People which he founded with his friends. The bands first EP, “Hanover Hideaway”, was released in 2016.

Noah Munck (Then)

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Noah began his career as an actor the way that most actors start in the industry, by doing commercials. Shortly after starring in commercials for Volkswagen and Kellogg’s, Noah hasd small roles in shows like “Wizards of Waverly Place” and “ER”.

In 2007, Noah landed the role of Gibby on “iCarly”. Gibby was a close friend of Carly, Sam, and Freddie, but was best known for his need to constantly take off his shirt for no reason whatsoever. He did not become a regular cast member until season 4 of the show.

His real-life younger brother, Ethan Munck, played the younger brother to his “iCarly” character named Guppy.

Noah Munck (Now)

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Soon after “iCarly”, Noah starred in several TV movies “Swindle” which starred Jennette McCurdy and Ariana Grande and “Nicky Deuce” which starred a lot of the same cast members of “Sopranos”, James Gandolfini, Michael Imperioli, Tony Sirico, and Steve Schirripa. In 2014, Noah began attending Biola University to study cinema and media arts, but ended up on dropping out. It all worked out in his favor for he now stars in the ABC sitcom, “The Goldbergs” as “Naked Rob” Smith. He also plays this same character on a spin-off series of “The Goldbergs” entitled “Schooled” which is currently on their 2nd season.