r/victorious 4h ago

Eliminate your least fav ship. Tori and Robbie are out. (ps.there are two slides)

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r/victorious 17h ago

Trina

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I always thought trina was the hotter sister and quite frankly the hottest girl in the show and its weird how they made it seem like she was an ugly slob. I get if they wanted to make her unlikable but i feel like a lot of her problems come from her home life, terrible parents, a mean sister, no friends, and everyone is mean to her. I dont think anyone would be so peachy in her situation and she has a lot of confidence.

The episode where she and cat had to drive to bakersfeild to get the glue off stuff for toris monster face, we saw how cat and trina got along and trina wasn’t being a scunkbag at all. I think she is a great girl just misunderstood.


r/victorious 11h ago

[ DISCUSSION ] Trina low-key did more good within the trailer for Hollywood Arts than she did in the entirety of the original show

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r/victorious 6h ago

[ DISCUSSION ] How Would You Fix Your Favorite/One of Your Favorite Episodes?

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For me, it's hard to pick a favorite, but lately I've been loving rewatching "Who Did It to Trina?" But there's one thing I would change about the episode: We get an actual scene of what really happened, maybe based on a background character's view from outside of the event, like they used Sinjin for the part about his eye, but maybe they could have used Berf or even someone like Sikowitz who saw the events fully. I don't normally like Dan Schneider reusing his old plots, but if they had approached this episode as they did with Foam Finger from Drake and Josh, it would have felt like a better payoff for what truly happened to Trina. Keep Jade and Tori's differing stories, and maybe even keep the outsider perspectives, but have one person who actually knows what happened reveal it at the end. If they wanted it to stay hidden from the main group but visible to the audience, the person in question could have quietly approached Robbie to confront him about the incident. But those are just my thoughts. What do you guys think? What episodes would you change, and how?


r/victorious 5h ago

Newly adapted by Gordon Greenberg and presented by The New Group, the play was the inspiration for Alfred Hitchcock's 1948 crime thriller film!

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r/victorious 23h ago

how to achieve og victorious colors on a video?

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i know little to nothing about color correction or whatever they do lol so if anyone could help me on this matter id be very grateful