उपयोगकर्ता समीक्षाएं

It isn't as good as some other TV shows and if I'm honest, not every episode is great. Most are though. It is rather comical but when you look at the other two TV shows that kind of brings this one together, victorious and icarly, this one isn't as good. It is still funny and for everyone, even though it is aimed at younger audiences. It is definitely worth giving it a chance.

This is a nice enjoyable series to watch. Yes, there was room for improvement to make the series even better but it was enough to be fun to watch. The cast was great. They really committed to their respective characters and to the storyline of the whole series. This series played a good part in helping build up the careers of the cast. This series also connected very strongly with the other teenage shows. I enjoyed this series. It revealed to viewers the many aspects of the life of a teenager. Viewers and fans of these teenage shows always learn something and see a real insight of the true reality of growing up and living life.

I have not seen someone this funny (especially a young adult) in a very long time. I tuned in less than a month ago to see what Jennette McCurdy was up to and Ariana Grande's character totally shocked me. I had no idea what she was doing. At first I thought she was mentally-challenged then I read her say that she was playing dumb. She would stare into space and hesitate and wave her arms in the air and talk with an inflection that reminded me so much of Emo Phillips, the comedian (I could never understand him and I could not tolerate his inflection) or even Pee-Wee Herman to an extent. Ariana is so unique for her age and she's quick and an extremely good actor and comic. She is going to be huge at whatever she puts her mind to. (She is a better actor than any of the "Friends" actors were during their first two seasons.) I would give this series a "10" but I think the writing and themes can be poor. Producer Dan Schneider has a pretty warped sense of humor. Some of the stories and lines give bad examples to kids, imo: Sam and Cat are very materialistic, Sam's character basically hates people (eg. that part shocked me), and some of the other older characters seem very shallow. Plus, these characters do not need to be making butt jokes. (It's totally inappropriate for young kids.) But some of the stories, lines and sight gags are extremely funny! The acting and laughs sold me after the 3rd episode that I watched. This series had "success" written all over it due to Jennette and Ariana. (I would have replaced the writers if the series went on to a second season. I'm an adult male and I'll watch some of these adolescent shows for a change of pace just to see what they're up to. Lord knows Hollywood has been striking out with adult TV sitcoms and reality shows.) I can't believe that they couldn't bring Jennette and Ariana back together for more Sam and Cat!

There are a few reasons why this double-spin off is a total miss: First of all, both Sam (from iCarly) and Cat (from Victorious) were foil characters on their respective shows, with the funny weird stuff to offset the more well-defined, balanced characters. Here we have two comic relief characters and no one to offset them. Look at 'Friends': The ill-advised spin off, 'Joey', was an absolute train wreck, because Joey as a character was not strong enough to occupy an entire show. Sam and Cat are just not strong enough as separates or together in this same way. Both Victorious and iCarly also had strong premises, whereas the premise of Sam & Cat is extremely weak. They're living together and they've started a baby-sitting service. That's pretty much it. There are a few throw-in characters, like a little black market-dealing kid, but none of them add anything to the already weak concept. Nickelodeon was grasping at straws trying to come up with a reason why these two girls would live together and what they would do. My biggest complaint, however, is that when you take Sam away from the iCarly cast and Cat from the Victorious cast, their characters are basically just annoying. Putting them together doesn't help anything. Sam is just a really bad person all the way around, and Cat is borderline mentally retarded. To sum it up, going from iCarly and Victorious, this is a huge step down from both. Not nearly as funny, or interesting, or relatable in any way shape or form.

I really REALLY hate Nick sitcoms, because they have a bunch of dumb jokes and uninteresting plot lines and characters. That's when I was introduced to Sam & Cat. Now, for those who don't know this is a spin-off in the Schneiderverse. Dan Schneider made some of Nick's popular shows like iCarly, Victorious, Henry Danger, Zoey 101, The Amanda Show and more that I can't remember at the top of my head. Which six year old me had NO IDEA in the first place that it was a spin-off. It was just one of those shows that would play in the background but something about it caught my attention so six year old me decided to give it a shot. I faintly remembered this show recently so I decided to re-watch it for the hell of it.

Is it entertaining? Yes. Is it as good as I remember? Yes and no.

But, I found myself liking these characters. Sam & Cat features Sam Puckett from iCarly and Cat Valentine from Victorious, meeting up with each other in Los Angeles and becoming friends. They decide to start a babysitting service to earn some extra cash. Right off the bat, the plot might sound a bit cliché but you can't really judge a show based on that, it has the be the writing that's good. Sam and Cat were just meant to be on-screen together because their dynamic fits so well. And the side characters are interesting too.

Dice J. Corleone is their next door neighbor and is known for trying to make a quick buck by occasionally trying to persuade people to buy something from him, I really liked him a lot more than I thought I was. Nona is Cat's eccentric grandma and is usually the one that helps Sam and Cat. Goomer is your typical dumb optimistic person who tries the make the best out of current situations and really funny at times.

The episodes are sometimes a hit or miss, that's why I gave it a seven rating. You might be wondering why this ended abruptly and it was because of pay disputes, personal issues in Sam's actress McCurdy's life, and feuds between the Co-stars. Which is a damn shame because this show had so much to offer. But give it a shot if you're and iCarly of Victorious fan. I'm not, but I couldn't be anymore happier.

My 6yrs old daughter watched it, she likes it and laughs all the time. But the hell ariannas voice its really annoying! Does it comes with her character ? Making her voice sounds awful when she talks? I cannot stand hearing it so I told my daughter to use her headphone and forbid her to watch it

Let me start off by saying I loved Sam & Cat when I was younger but i rewatched it again.and well there were some things that I noticed that made the show just ok.

First I hated Sam in Icarly because of her abusing Freddie (I'll save that for my Icarly review) but I will say she has matured in this show and is a lot better character and seems to care about something other than Carly.

If you watch some of these episodes you'll see that some of them are so unnecessary and the kids they babysit are so boring.

Some of the episodes are also very short and I love laugh tracks but they play that laugh track after everything they say.

Cat is by far the best character the Nona is so cringy and the theme song is catchy but I still grew up on this show and it should of lasted longer.

Arianas character, cat, is written to be so dense its not even funny. On top of that her voice she puts on is horrendously irritating. Because of this show, and this show only, I wish Netflix had an option to block shows on accounts so my son can't put it on the TV anymore.

It's not even bearable enough to pay attention and see if the writing and story is worth commenting on.

FYI my son is nearly 6 and I have tolerated everything from power rangers, Scooby doo (old and new), polly pocket, barbie, miraculous ladybug, paw patrol, Henry danger. The list goes on and on and I have never once not told him to watch something until now. Hell most things I even get into and actually watch with him and get him to fill me in on what I've missed.

Not as good as ICarly or Victorious. It was good at times but overall it was missing the dynamic of a big friend group. I think they were trying to hard to live up to the other shows.

My 2 youngest daughters watch this shell of a show,and I'm in the background doing my thing and all I can hear is the most annoying voice on a character I have ever heard,it's like sucking on helium but backwards. It absolutely grates me,what dopey producer thought this voice was the way to go. If it's her natural voice then so be it,but if not it's utterly off putting...I haven't found anything funny on this show yet...I mock and try and imitate her every time my kids watch this show. I think I annoy them. Sam and Cat are definitely not characters that you would want your children to imitate or learn from in any sense of the imagination...Watch at your own peril and loss of brain cells...

Sam and Cat is exactly what the title says - two characters from two of Dan Schneider's previous shows put together in one environment and left to have fun together. The two characters haven't changed significantly since their previous appearances on iCarly and Victorious, respectively. There are a few laughs scattered throughout the premiere, but even the laugh track seems aware of how frail the comedy is. Any longtime fan of Schneider's brand of humor will be satisfied by seeing gutsy Sam and ditzy Cat interacting with each other and other folks, but genuine gut- busting comedy of the kind that was more common on iCarly is nowhere to be found. It seems Schneider is simply going through the motions rather than trying to create something original and memorable, but as of the time of this review's writing, only one episode has debuted so far. Thus, it remains to be seen whether or not Sam and Cat can rise above mediocrity and come close to matching iCarly in influence and enjoyment.

This is rubbish. I have a kid that is 26 and one that is 7, so I have run the gambit of television directed at children. One thing I have noticed is that they are getting dumber and dumber. I love the music that Arianna Grande puts out, but the stupid affectation she adopted for her role as Cat makes me want to rip my eardrums out. I understand why the older kids (teens) like this; there are a couple of very pretty young ladies on it, but I do not understand the interest of the younger kids, because beyond Arianna's voice there is nothing even remotely funny here, not that I was saying her voice is funny. There are shows directed at kids that I can watch and not wish for myself to have a stroke, there are some that are enjoyable, this is NOT one. Nickelodeon used to have some funny shows on it, but those days are long past. Nick, get some new writers...

Avoid this rubbish like you avoid the plague.

It was probably a profit oriented move to choose 2 hit show's (which takes place in the same universe and created by the same people) most beloved side characters to take part in an own seperate show together.

On paper that plan would have worked but in reality it didn't so much. Both Sam and Cat feels like different characters here than what they were in iCarly and Victorious. Their treats are mostly the same but not totally. However the biggest problem is not that. The show can't decide which way it should go, sometimes it falls on the random and brainrot side but other times on the creative and funny side. It's just lands between the 2 main series. If the creators wanted to aim at the fans it clearly didn't happen, I have no idea who would have been the target audience for this. Yes, the cameos are nice but more like a wasted potential.

It's just a very weak and desperate effort to make some money.

So it turns out there's a sizable base of fans who couldn't bear to see iCarly or Victorious go away; hence the televised train wreck that is Sam & Cat. This show reeks of laziness--just one cookie-cutter plot or joke after another, mostly ripped from Dan Schneider's earlier shows. Kids may cackle at getting his "in-jokes," but adults will wonder who's even meant to be impressed by turning Silence of the Lambs into a slapstick. Childlike physical humor is crossed with bosom jokes and 50-year-old pop culture references, leaving a mangled mess that's ideal for nobody. Spencer is replaced with Goomer, a deranged man-child whose acting varies from creepy to imbecilic. Freddie is now Dice, a graduate of the Josh Peck School of Acting who shouts every line at maximum volume with no regard for what tone was intended. The only jokes delivered to this verbal punching bag are about his hair, yet somehow he's filler for half of each episode. The remainder is covered by Sam and Cat, each eerily old with the latter shrilling like a Bee Gee on every line and the former delivering her one-note sarcasm ad nauseum. The laugh track roars profusely enough to wake somebody from a coma, and somehow the psychopaths the titular characters babysit are even more irksome than the stars themselves. This show began with one of its actors falling into a garbage truck; frankly, it should've stayed there.

Sam & Cat is a spin-off series that follows the lives of two unlikely roommates, Sam Puckett (Jennette McCurdy) and Cat Valentine (Ariana Grande), as they navigate through their teenage years in Los Angeles. Sam is a tough and street-smart girl, while Cat is a bubbly and naive girl with a talent for making arts and crafts. Despite their polar opposite personalities, the duo becomes fast friends and starts their own babysitting business.

The show features a mix of humor, action, and heartwarming moments that will keep you entertained from start to finish. The chemistry between the two lead actresses is undeniable and their comedic timing is spot-on. The supporting cast is equally talented and adds to the overall enjoyment of the show.

One of the highlights of the series is the unique babysitting jobs that Sam and Cat take on, which range from babysitting a very demanding child to saving a celebrity from a potential scandal. The plot twists and turns keep the audience engaged and guessing what will happen next.

The show also tackles important themes such as friendship, honesty, and responsibility, making it not only entertaining but also educational for its target audience. The show's positive messages and relatable characters make it a great choice for families to watch together.

Overall, Sam & Cat is a fun and entertaining teen comedy that is sure to make you laugh and leave you feeling good. It's a great show for teenagers and families alike, and it's definitely worth a watch.

Sam & Cat is a bit of a disappointment. It looks like every other show running on Nick right now and that's not very good. The Cat character isn't as funny as she was on Victorious and Jenny is just as dour. Together the two don't make for great comedy. The humor seems skewed for 5-8 year olds who have never read a book in their lives and don't want to. There are no original characters and no original jokes. Which doesn't mean it won't do well. It just doesn't have anything of value. The best thing that could happen to this show is lots of visits from the other cast members of iCarly and Victorious. Maybe that would spark the brains of the writers back into writing comedy. This looks like something slapped together to look like every other show on Nick. Ooops, I guess I'm repeating myself but the show looks like a repeat so it's only fitting. Seriously, how could Cat be so funny on Victorious and so boring on this show? Maybe it has to do with the fact that on Victorious the other characters were intelligent and so her "dumb," "literal" humor worked. Here it just fits in with everyone else and isn't funny at all.

This show is what you get when a senile kid show creator runs out of fresh ideas and borrows from past shows he's done. It's completely dull and unfunny. The jokes are what you'd expect from Schneider, rehashed and recycled fart and puberty jokes. The characters are retarded and make poor choices on purpose, the opposite role models of what kids should be seeing. The main characters are also constantly doing things to try to screw each other over. But the by far worst part about this show is Cat's voice. I really can't stand it, and half way through the show I want to bite the cyanide pill and end the pain. The high-pitched monotone voice Ariana Grande is making is really irritating, and will make you want to blast your TV with a shotgun. Stay away from this one and try to watch something that won't mess with your sanity.

Another low-brow, immature offering from the creators at Nickelodeon. The show generates a few laughs but continues to rely on slapstick comedy a little too much. I get it, it is a show for younger children but why must it be so brainless.

The show is watch worthy but the style is nothing new and a little weak. Sam Puckett bores me and although Cat Valentine is adorable there is only so much of her you can take.

Nickelodeon pick up your game. Putting two supporting actors together does not equal a star. Also a weird child grifter and a man who behaves like Forrest Gump does not make a supporting cast.