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* TakeOurWordForIt: Gibby's WardrobeMalfunction is never seen onscreen, probably due to the target audience.
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* TakeOurWordForIt: Gibby's WardrobeMalfunction is never seen onscreen, probably due to the target audience.audience.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: The street vendor Gibby visits that sells pants but not belts and underwear, is what leads to his WardrobeMalfunction on live TV.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: The street vendor Gibby visits that sells pants but not belts and underwear, is what leads to his WardrobeMalfunction on live TV.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Jimmy becomes one to the iCarlys in the climax, as he feels bad for them having to pay $500,000, so he asks for donations through Twitter and with that, they receive just about enough for the fine and the show is saved.
* ShockinglyExpensiveBill: The NCC's fine for nudity is a whopping ''$500,000''; since the iCarlys took the blame for it on the show, they have to pay the bill otherwise iCarly will be shut down.
* ShockinglyExpensiveBill: The NCC's fine for nudity is a whopping ''$500,000''; since the iCarlys took the blame for it on the show, they have to pay the bill otherwise iCarly will be shut down.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Gibby is buying pants from the dodgy street vendor, he asks if they also sell belts or underwear and is told they do not, foreshadowing [[WardrobeMalfunction the main event of the episode.]]
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* SpecialGuestStar: Jimmy Fallon appears as himself, hosting his show.
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* SpecialGuestStar: GuestStar: Jimmy Fallon appears as himself, hosting his show.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Averted ''hard''. Gibby's WardrobeMalfunction is considered completely inappropriate and offensive by ''everyone'' on scene.
* SpecialGuestStar: Jimmy Fallon appears as himself, hosting his show.
* SpecialGuestStar: Jimmy Fallon appears as himself, hosting his show.
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: Whenever the iCarlys are introduced on Jimmy's show, Questlove and The Roots can be heard singing the theme song, "Leave It All To Me".
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When Jimmy Fallon mentions iCarly on his late night show, Carly discovers Jimmy is a fan of the webcast and soon enough, the whole gang is invited to appear on the show with him. But when Gibby has a wardrobe malfunction during their appearance, it could mean huge trouble for the webshow's future.
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When Jimmy Fallon mentions iCarly on his late night show, Carly discovers Jimmy is a fan of the webcast and soon enough, the whole gang is invited to appear on the show with him. But when Gibby has a wardrobe malfunction during their appearance, it could mean huge trouble for the webshow's future.future.
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* TakeOurWordForIt: Gibby's WardrobeMalfunction is never seen onscreen, probably due to the target audience.
!! Tropes:
* TakeOurWordForIt: Gibby's WardrobeMalfunction is never seen onscreen, probably due to the target audience.
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'''iShock America''' is the 7th episode in the 5th season of ''iCarly''.
When Jimmy Fallon mentions iCarly on his late night show, Carly discovers Jimmy is a fan of the webcast and soon enough, the whole gang is invited to appear on the show with him. But when Gibby has a wardrobe malfunction during their appearance, it could mean huge trouble for the webshow's future.
When Jimmy Fallon mentions iCarly on his late night show, Carly discovers Jimmy is a fan of the webcast and soon enough, the whole gang is invited to appear on the show with him. But when Gibby has a wardrobe malfunction during their appearance, it could mean huge trouble for the webshow's future.
