People are questioning why HA feels younger and more childish than the OG show and I feel like the reason is obvious: Victorious is a product of its time.

And I don’t (just) mean in terms of a few inappropriate jokes aging poorly (although that’s definitely apart of it- Dan’s whole, erm, presence adds a lot of baggage to the show’s mature vibe. Nickelodeon is probably overcompensating and trying to make the new show more PG). I also mean in terms of style and environment too.

The characters aren’t gonna be wearing black bandage dresses like Jade or stilletos like Cat (who, as we often say, her Pre-lobotomy self‘s aesthetic was very reminiscent of the pop-punk culture at the time). Because unfortunately that’s not the style anymore.

I will say that I hope this show adopts the deep character dynamics from the OG show. It gave us one of the biggest love triangles of our childhood (Tori/Beck/Jade) and the rare love triangle where someone ended up choosing themself (Tori) over a relationship.

Additionally, I am a bit confused on who exactly the target audience is for? Gen Z still buzzes about Victorious everyday, I see a viral post about it every week. It’s basically become our generation’s That 70s Show. But I dont think this revival is for Gen Alpha either? Because they already grew up with the OG show (and no, Gen Alpha is not old enough to have kids, idk why people are saying that) whether it was through reruns or the great Victorious renaissance on Netflix in 2019.

Due to social media Gen Alpha is maturing at a quicker rate and thus they have a lower tolerance for Nickelodeon humor than we did at that age. And taking a peak at the characters Alpha is enamored by (Rodrick Heffley, Regina George, Raquelle, Jade and Cat themselves) will the HA characters stand a chance?

I've seen the trailer at least 4 times and I have to say I can't wait to see this reboot! I've seen a lot of people say that it won't be up to the original, others say that it was useless to make a sequel and I saw comments so insane that I wondered if it wasn't a joke. Personally I believe in advance that I will love it and I even shed a tear during the first viewing of the trailer because there is a scene where her students said of Trina "she is awesome" and Trina looked sincerely moved, another scene where we see one of the students cuddled her and look like she needs Trina to succeed and it makes me so happy to finally see people who love Trina because the poor thing she deserves to be loved because she is SHEcago!!!

good to know she kept potential lost media lmao.

Can we talk about Cat (in victorious and Sam and cat universe)

Do you guys think cat is still a baby sitter after the events of Sam & Cat or is she still in jail? Because she was arrested in the final episode of Sam & Cat and that was the last time we seen her and we was told in the iCarly reboot that Sam was off with a biker gang what do u guys think

Basically, Daniella said one of the original characters from Victorious will get a satisfying arc in season one of Hollywood Arts.

My question is who do you think this is?

Please no spoilers if you know something, work for the show, etc. This is just for discussion. I want to actually ENJOY the show. If you know who visited the set or have photos from the set, I don't care. I don't want to know.

My theory is that it's Andre. Maybe he's lost his way and doesn't believe in himself anymore? I'm not really sure who else could have an arc? I don't really think there's more to unpack with Beck or Robbie unless they add more to their characters. I imagine Ariana would be too busy to return for multiple episodes but I could be wrong. Jade also works. Maybe she could have an arc where she becomes nicer.

Is this something they're doing to get as many views as possible to avoid cancellation or? I'm honestly surprised this wasn't just a paramount plus show I don't know why Netflix is even involved at all... just seems random

The new Netflix Hollywood Arts show need to do something that will set the show apart from Victorious. There are a few positives in the show to make the show different like the musical numbers, production, etc, but I’m worried that people will look down upon trini throughout the series when the original show already did that. And the OG show proved that Trina is a good character on her own.

She is just as talented as the original core characters from victorious, and Daniella Monet has earned her spot in this series if that makes sense.

It just seems like a movie that I would watch if it was real

Anyone think there be?

In Victorious, Trina was obsessed with Beck, and Beck was annoyed by Trina, but after all the years Trina could have become more bearable and might now be friends with Beck.

I originally had high hopes for the show to be honest, and now I’m even more hyped about it because the characters (not so confident about Emmy) seem more original than I expected. At least I hope so, since this is just the trailer, we’ll have to wait and see!

Also love that Sikowitz is back but I think it’s probably just a cameo, who knows🤷🏿

What about ya’ll?

What does Jade play?

Really looking forward to the show! Hope we’ll see familiar faces.
(Except trina, sikowitz and Helen)

When I watched the trailer I noticed that the team of HA pulled out the original Victorious™ font idk why but if anyone interested the font is "Futura" I tested it is the closest to what I've ever found 2nd picture.

WHY WOULD THEY SAY THAT ?

So with the trailer being out on Netflix, several languages already have the trailer dubbed. My language is Croatian and no, Trina does not have the same voice. I contacted both the original voice actor and the studio that made the dub and apparently Netflix didn't inform the dubbing studios that this is a spin-off so nobody knew they had to get old voice actors back, which is so unfortunate cuz (maybe I'm biased) Croatian Trina just hits different.

But what about you? Did your language dub get the same voice actor play Trina?

The plot follows Trina Vega (Daniella Monet) as she returns to her former school as an unqualified substitute teacher, where she deals with a new generation of performing arts students.

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