r/television • u/Ok_Scientist_8147 • Feb 06 '25

‘Victorious’ Trina Vega Spinoff ‘Hollywood Arts’ Starring Daniella Monet In Works At Nickelodeon

https://deadline.com/2025/02/victorious-trina-vega-spinoff-hollywood-arts-daniella-monet-nickelodeon-1236279328/
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u/The_Swarm22 Feb 06 '25

They just doing anything now

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u/JohnnyKarateOfficial Feb 06 '25

It sounds like a reboot of Victorious with Monet in the role of Sikowitz.

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u/chicagoredditer1 Feb 07 '25

I mean, lets hope its another teacher so they can also bring back Sikowitz.

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u/Additional_Will_8738 Feb 06 '25

Everyone got their revival …can we let us victorious fans have our moment please

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u/Mentoman72 Feb 07 '25

Hi, I’m victorious fans. We don’t need a moment.

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u/tomservo88 Scrubs Feb 06 '25

The networks realized they could put all the old sitcom stars (except the Ned’s Declassified gang) to work again instead of letting them twiddle their thumbs on their podcasts.

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u/ItsADeparture Feb 06 '25

God, I wish the Ned's Declassified trio weren't such idiots. Ned's Declassified was actually legitimately interesting and different from other Nick shows at the time. I remember being a kid and always hoping for a High School sequel of it.

Now that they've come out and been really annoying on their podcast, I feel like it's tarnished the image of the old show and now even though it used to be looked at fondly a lot of people look back at it poorly.

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u/cntmpltvno Feb 06 '25

Wait I haven’t actually listened to it, what’s wrong with their podcast? My understanding was it like told you how to do taxes and stuff?

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u/ItsADeparture Feb 06 '25

No it's basically the three of them talking for an hour and a half about how they're upset Nickelodeon won't give them a sequel series on streaming.

Some episodes they'll go on and on about how horny they were as teenagers. They'll talk about how the actress who played Moze from the ages of 15 - 17 got around with the whole cast. Then if another show gets a sequel (you bet your ass we will hear them complain about this show in the next episode) they'll bitch and complain about how Nickelodeon doesn't give them a show more.

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u/ClaymoresRevenge Feb 07 '25

What did they say on their podcast?

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u/Spiketwo89 Feb 07 '25

It was painfully obvious that Devon, who played Ned, was the driving force of the reboot idea because he’s unable to move on from that time.  The only other thing hes seemed to have done was a part in Rust, which will never see light of day.

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u/cntmpltvno Feb 06 '25

That sounds miserable. I remember them launching the podcast after fans had wanted a reboot and Nickelodeon said no. Thought I’d heard they were going to do it as a pseudo-sequel in podcast form, and teach lessons on navigating adulthood.

Guess that’s not what ended up happening.

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u/middayautumn Community Feb 07 '25

They also bullied Jeanette mccurdy

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u/Spiketwo89 Feb 07 '25

I know Devon said some shit making light of drake bell after the documentary came out they as a group had to address, but what they say about Jeanette? 

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u/Blacc_dad Feb 07 '25

People are reaching lol, the podcast is fine

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u/Secrets0fSilent3arth Feb 07 '25

Hey man, my daughter is 10 and her and all her friends watch Victorious all the time.

If they make it for actual kids like it’s supposed to and not for the kids who grew up watching it, it can work.

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u/AimeeM46 Feb 08 '25

it would be fantastic (and a smart move) if the writers are able to make it for both kids AND adults. it can be done but i guess it's probably a tricky line to toe.