The Stars at the Kids' Choice Awards Have Spoken: 'Drake & Josh' Needs a Reboot


There's nothing like an orange carpet (and the prospect of being slimed!) to bring out the inner kid in you! While at the KCAs tonight, we couldn't help but feel a little nostalgic.

We asked your fave stars which show from their childhood they'd love to see make a comeback à la Fuller House. Without a shadow of a doubt, the majority voted for...

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You guessed it! Drake & Josh. We can't tell you how many times we heard it brought up.

Everyone from Kira Kosarin of The Thundermans (KCA 2016 winner for Favorite TV Show) to Coy Stewart of the Bella and the Bulldogs shouted out the Nickelodeon show.

But perhaps, Red Band Society's Griffin Gluck puts it best: "Who doesn't like Drake & Josh? It related to me and my family. Also, it had a lot of hilarious quotes in it that I still use today. One of my favorites being, 'Are you calling me a liar? Well, I'm not calling you a truther.' If you can't quote Drake & Josh, you didn't have a childhood." Amen, brother.

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Here are some runner-ups:

Hannah Montana
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Brec Bassinger (Bella and the Bulldogs): "I was a super duper fan of Hannah Montana. I loved it. I wanted to be Hannah Montana."

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch
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Sabrina Carpenter (Girl Meets World): Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. It was the only show that had a character named Sabrina, so I can relate. And the cat, Salem. He stole the show.

Lizzie McGuire
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Laura Marano (Austin & Ally): I want to see what happened with her and Gordo. Maybe college separated them but they meet again and there's sexual tension and they finally get back together again.
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1. Fifth Harmony

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The girl's got slimed! Well, except for Dinah-Jane. She got away scott-free. No wonder she's got a smile on her face!

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