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i disagree that carly and freddie fit that definition, though. the one episode where they \'\'were\'\' together, has not been brought up again since. they have not been \
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i disagree that carly and freddie fit that definition, though. the one episode where they \\\'\\\'were\\\'\\\' together, has not been brought up again since. they have not been \\\"a little more overtly paired off\\\" at any point in the series IMO, unless you\\\'re counting freddie having a crush on her since forever (which would make him a DoggedNiceGuy who \\\'\\\'wants\\\'\\\' them to be an OfficialCouple) and carly not reciprocating-- except for that one episode.
it\\\'s not \\\"understood by the cast that the two are an item\\\" either. you\\\'d think spencer at least would make some kind of comment about that, given that it\\\'s his sister we\\\'re talking about here.
this trope should be reciprocal, and it should be something the audience can see through the course of the series, not just a one-time thing. one episode where they dated does not an OfficialCouple make-- else the \\\'\\\'friends\\\'\\\' entry would be endless, considering the amount of people the main characters dated and then broke up with, some even for quite long story arcs (hello, chandler and janice...).
i don\\\'t watch \\\'\\\'glee\\\'\\\' so i can\\\'t comment on why rachel and finn are official (although i hear through the grapevine that it was reciprocal at some point, and they continue to have tension even while not being together?). but i really believe there\\\'s no such thing as an OfficialCouple in \\\'\\\'icarly\\\'\\\'. at least, not yet.
EDIT: took down the example from the trope page for the moment, if anyone wants to add it in, please make an argument for it here.
it\\\'s not \\\"understood by the cast that the two are an item\\\" either. you\\\'d think spencer at least would make some kind of comment about that, given that it\\\'s his sister we\\\'re talking about here.
this trope should be reciprocal, and it should be something the audience can see through the course of the series, not just a one-time thing. one episode where they dated does not an OfficialCouple make-- else the \\\'\\\'friends\\\'\\\' entry would be endless, considering the amount of people the main characters dated and then broke up with, some even for quite long story arcs (hello, chandler and janice...).
i don\\\'t watch \\\'\\\'glee\\\'\\\' so i can\\\'t comment on why rachel and finn are official (although i hear through the grapevine that it was reciprocal at some point, and they continue to have tension even while not being together?). but i really believe there\\\'s no such thing as an OfficialCouple in \\\'\\\'icarly\\\'\\\'. at least, not yet.
EDIT: took down the example from the trope page for the moment, if anyone wants to add it in, please make an argument for it here.
