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Gibby is an unaired pilot for a spin-off of iCarly, similar to Sam & Cat, that was conceived in 2012, but ultimately rejected by Nickelodeon. Gibby Gibson takes a job at The Bixby, a recreational center where kids of all ages hang out, socialize, play sports and take unique classes. Gibby becomes a mentor to four quirky middle-schoolers, helping them break out of their shells and embrace life in true "Gibbehhh" style. A rough cut of the pilot was uploaded to YouTube on October 6, 2023.

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What is Gibby (2012) about?

Gibby is an unaired pilot for a spin-off of iCarly, similar to Sam & Cat, that was conceived in 2012, but ultimately rejected by Nickelodeon. Gibby Gibson takes a job at The Bixby, a recreational center where kids of all ages hang out, socialize, play sports and take unique classes. Gibby becomes a mentor to four quirky middle-schoolers, helping them break out of their shells and embrace life in…

Who stars in Gibby?

Gibby stars Noah Munck (Gibby Gibson), Tim Russ (Principal Ted Franklin), River Alexander (Flip), Dusan Brown (Winston), Adam Dorfman (Markon). The film was directed by Steve Hoefer.

How long is Gibby?

Gibby has a runtime of 23 min and premiered in 2012.

Where can I watch Gibby?

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