A subreddit dedicated to the Nickelodeon sitcom, Victorious
Welcome to Hollywood Arts!
Victorious is a Nickelodeon sitcom revolving around aspiring singer Tori Vega, portrayed by Victoria Justice, who is accepted into Hollywood Arts, a performing arts high school. While the invitation comes as a surprise, Hollywood Arts might just give Tori her chance to make it shine.
r/Victorious Rules
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Jade if she was a high schooler in 2025 bc I'm really bored
That's all I can think of rn! Let me know what you guys think, since my headcanons were so controversial last time 🙃 this is just for fun
i’m rewatching and everyone seems off in this episode but victoria justice. anyone else notice this or just me
Silly broad question, but when I was younger I liked victorious and use to watch it on my ipad and I didn't get to see the whole season til it was on Netflix. I just liked the LA vibes and stuff like that. I don't really imagine it like that anymore but i just wanted to be in the world of victorius. Who else felt this way?
Hi! I’m 26 years old, and I watched Victorious a little bit when I was a kid, but not very often. I think I was 12 or so when it was airing, and I recall not liking it very much at all. It was popular with my peers, so I watched it because they liked it, but I thought it was criminally unfunny, filled with cliches, and that the actors weren’t as good as other shows airing at the time (compared to icarly).
A couple months ago, my boyfriend mentioned something that made me think of the episode where Tori and Jade went on a sushi date together, and he said he never watched victorious (he’s a few years older than me, he was too old). So we sat down and watched it together.
We both really enjoyed it. One episode became two, and then three, and then half a season. The jokes appeal way more to me now as a 26-year-old than they ever did to me as a 12-year-old. The cliches bother me much less, and in some cases, I actually find them quite charming. The acting is great, too, particularly from Leon and Ariana. My boyfriend loves it, too. Cat is his favorite, and he loves Jori. Lines from victorious are becoming integrated into our everyday vocabulary.
Did anyone else have a similar experience?
The show came out in 2010, which was a different era that I could remember was like that fit for the time when it aired and was regularly on TV back then, but what would you think if the kids today thought of Victorious if it were out now?
Would they think the show was from a different time and considered old by today’s standard or more relatable to 2025 if shown now in your opinion?
it’s not an edit is it? I can’t find the source anywhere lol
I don't know if he goes on Reddit but here it goes. Please Matt have a 15 anniversary special of Victorious in your Party 101 shows for the weekend of March 27th-28th. Invite all cast members.
Also to everyone on here, please share this. Maybe it will get Matt's attention one way or another.
Gonna put this on the sam and cat sub aswell but i just need someone to agree with me so i know im not silly
Why did tori act so stupid? I mean you know she's a smart girl but she acted ditzy most of the time. I'm rewatching victorious and she would always ask stupid questions and act like she just came on earth and don't know how to mingle with humans. For instance sikowitz would say something and tori would be like what's that and her asking what the gorilla club was, and there are many more moments like this throughout the series. In the words of Rex in the worst couple episode, girl you better than that 😂
Would be absolutely amazing 🥲
me and my best friend were talking about the word dangerous and i told her the only way i remember how to spell it is because cat had once read it and read it as dang- gerous. now ive been looking for a whole hour and there’s literally nothing online. am i going crazy or did it happen??
help
thank you very much for everyone’s reply it has been found on sam and cat s1 babysitting commercial🙌🏻
I’m new here and so glad i found this This show was apart of my childhood and I still love it 🥰😅
"ANDRE! THERE'S COCAINE ALL OVER MY LAWN!"
"Grandma, that's just the snow."
Hi everyone,
The man who shall not be named used to have blogs about Victorious and iCarly episodes does anyone know about these? I used to read them when I was younger and I remember I really enjoyed reading them but unfortunately, it seemed like he deleted them all. Does anyone know if they're archived somewhere?
So in the pilot episode, I noticed that Rex teases Cat about not having a date to the school's prom a year prior, but then in Season 2, Tori throws a Prome because the school has no prom. Did they forget?
It makes more sense logically for Robbie to be insane and just be convinced that Rex is sentient. However it makes alot of sense that Rex is sentient because people generally accept him to be in the show. Thoughts?
Was it before or after Tori and Jade's Playdate?
Or Andre and tori
so, cat became virtually a child as the seasons progressed.
in season 1 she was a very charismatic unique girl but not a child. at this point she did speak about her brother, big it felt like she was more concerned than traumatised.
in season 2, she was practically a complete middle ground between season 1 cat, and season 4 cat. was a bit more loopy, but still charming. this is when her brother began to be mentioned more.
in season 3&4, she spoke about her brother at least 2x per ep being crazy and doing crazy shenanigans. I believe she practically turned into a child because of the trauma.
in sam and cat, she was practically a 4 year old, as Sam wouldn’t do as good as her friends in protecting and caring for her mentally as Sam wasn’t as deep as someone such as Jade.
ik it’s been said b4 lol
So we all know that there's a show called Sam and Cat, right? It's a crossover between ICarly and Victorious, two loved shows
We saw Jade and Robbie interact with Sam, but we didn't see the other characters interact with her. How do y'all think it would go?