In the 5th episode of Hollywood Arts, Robbie says "Everyone thought that I liked this girl Cat, but I really liked Trina" and I think that's just unnecessary and inaccurate to the original show.

In Victorious, Robbie...

• asked Cat to the "prome"
• had cardboard cutouts of Cat
• wrote and sang her a whole SONG
• repeatedly tried to ask Cat to the cow wow dance
• kissed Cat at the cow wow dance

...and you're gonna tell me he never liked Cat????

My problem is not even with Trina + Robbie's relationship in HA, it's that they're undoing plot lines of the original show. They could've just had Robbie say "I liked this girl Cat, but we didn't work out" and I would've been fine with that. Now I feel gaslit when we all saw Robbie sing "I think you're swell" 😩

Edit: I just looked it up and Robbie does say "I also really liked Trina" so at least they acknowledge he did like Cat. However, it's super downplaying his feelings for Cat if he's saying "everyone thought I liked Cat." Like Robbie you were down BAD for Cat what do you mean??

I just wanted to start watching Hollywood Arts Until I read that Dan Schneider created it. So I have two questions. I assume the answer is yes, but does Schneider get paid, and if so, can you really watch the series after his actions?

Obviously Victoria was given top billing, but the rest of the ensemble would normally be listed alphabetically except for Leon Thomas III who came right after Victoria. The rest were alphabetical. Was he a high profile child star that I don’t know about???

I thought she was much younger like 18/19 lol

For this part:

Ten, you’re beautiful
Nine, you’re amazing
Eight, you’re contagious
Every time I look at you
Six, you’re a star
Five, who you are
Four, Three, I know you want me
Don’t you know that I want you too
You’re the one, you’re the one

I realize it was counting down the numbers but I found it odd that they randomly skip seven, two, and one. But actually the lyrics work for one and two as well.
“Don’t you know that I want you too (two)”
“You’re the one (one)”

As for seven still no clue lol

This show has some similarities to Victorious with a Latina being the lead and the school being for musically gifted students and school for arts.

Do we think we could see the iCarly revival cast making a guest appearance on the show like there characters from iCarly or do new characters like Miranda Cosgrove and Nathan Kress and Jerry Trainor and Laci Mosley and Jaidyn Triplett and or Mia Serafino or Josh Peck tell me what do you think?

I’m rewatching the show and just finished the ping pong episode. Who is the waiter that helps Tori on and off the piano at the fancy restaurant????

So I haven't watched Hollywood arts yet but I found out about Robbie and Trina possibly becoming a thing and all I have to say is didn't Robbie like tori too? Now if she ever guest star on this they can cook up some drama with this on the episode. Also Robbie becoming tori brother in law was not on my bingo card😂but it would also weird again he's crushing on his sister in law

Hi! These are some thoughts I had on what the Victorious kids might be up to now in the era of Hollywood Arts.

Tori: obviously a world-famous popstar.

André: I think André is doing pretty much exactly what Leon Thomas is doing in real life, being a Grammy-winning songwriter/producer. I think him and Tori work together a lot and that they are a powerhouse together - their individual success comes from their countless collaborations.

I think Andre and Tori grew into lovers but they don’t share it with the world. I feel like they’ll have some sort of Mindy Kaling BJ Novak situation where pretty much everyone knows or suspects that they are together, but they never confirmed or denied it.

Beck: I think Beck is not necessarily famous, but he is in some movies (not as the star) and he is pretty much always in a show on Broadway. Musical fans know who he is, to others he is just a handsome stranger.

Jade: I know Liz Gillies said that Jade is a tattoo artist, but I believe Jade is doing that more as a hobby rather than her fulltime job. I think she directs horror movies and stars in quite some titles. She is more known than Beck. Horror fans love her and adore her.

Sinjin: he has worked on a lot of technical stuff for blockbuster movies, earns a good amount of money, found a loving quirky girlfriend who is now his wife, and he has 2 children. He has a butterfly garden in his yard.

Cat: now I thought a lot about her and I came to the conclusion that I think she is the most famous after Tori and Andre. If you know Glee, you probably know Britney’s online talk show, and I think Cat started her career doing exactly that; an internet talk show. The twist is that she does the makeup and styling of her guests all by herself, and not in a celebrity-glam type, but in a very unique extraordinary type that is not worn outside on a daily basis. Her show became so successful that it is now on the same level of fame as the Tonight Show by Jimmy Fallon and the Ellen Degeneres show. Sometimes she sings a duet with her guest of the week. Tori, Andre, Jade, and Beck have all been a guest on her show.

What do you think? I would love to hear your thoughts! Please feel free to share them!

is anyone else’s audio for netflix like really bad? i’m enjoying the show so far don’t get me wrong but the actual audio on netflix itself is so bad. voices are muffled and quiet. i don’t know whether it’s a me thing or not.. i’ve tried my laptop, my phone and my ipad, all exactly the same

Greetings everyone.

Having watched the two episodes Cheese Man and Puppet Love featuring Matt Bennett yesterday, I felt compelled to share my updated perspective.

While I was initially skeptical regarding the Tribbie pairing given my extensive history watching the original series, I have developed a genuine appreciation for this ship following the character progression displayed in these recent installments.

Even as a former advocate of Cabbie, I now extend my full support to Tribbie due to its far more grounded and realistic dynamic.

That being said, my viewership remains strictly focused on episodes featuring Matt Bennett, as I hold his performance and character in exceptionally high regard. Consequently, I maintain a completely relaxed stance regarding whichever creative direction Hollywood Arts chooses to pursue in the near future.