Vault: iCarly's Miranda Cosgrove In-Studio

Summary

The Bert Show
Episode: Vault: iCarly’s Miranda Cosgrove In-Studio
Air Date: July 24, 2026

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Episode Overview

This special “Vault” episode of The Bert Show features an in-studio visit from Miranda Cosgrove, best known as the star of iCarly. Recorded when Miranda was 16, the interview dives into her experiences juggling teen stardom, music, acting, friendships, and life outside of showbiz. The conversation is lively and authentic, blending fan interactions, personal anecdotes, and career reflections in The Bert Show’s trademark warm and playful style.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Miranda's Background and Promo Tour

• Miranda greets the studio and discusses her busy promotional schedule.
  • “It’s so cool. My album just came out like two days ago, so having a good time coming to all the different cities and being on the radio and meeting everyone.” (02:45)

2. Transition from TV Soundtrack to Debut Album

• Clarifies her previous iCarly soundtrack versus current album.
  • The iCarly playlist album was mostly covers and the show’s theme, while her current release is her first real debut with tracks she’s co-written (03:02).

3. Writing as a 16-Year-Old

• Discusses songwriting themes as a teenager.
  • “What does a 16-year-old write about?”
  • Miranda: “Boys.” (03:18)
  • Most of her songs are fun rather than about heartbreak (03:27).

4. Balancing Fame and Teenage Life

• Maintaining friendships and experiencing teen milestones.
  • Miranda is homeschooled but tries to attend events like proms with her friends:
    • “Just hanging out with my friends all the time helps a lot.” (04:04)
  • Prom anecdote: “They played Whitney Houston’s 'I Will Always Love You.' Everybody left the dance floor.” (04:27)

5. Creative Process and Friends’ Influence

• Choosing tracks for her album and collaborative spirit.
  • Co-wrote several songs; friends listened and helped her narrow down from 30 recorded tracks to 12 final album picks.
    • “They listened to all the songs at least 50 times... I had a big pizza party at my house.” (05:00)

6. Learning to Drive and Parental Supervision

• Miranda’s eagerness for independence and driving lessons.
  • “I want it so bad. I want a convertible. That would be so cool... My mom won’t even let me go down the block to go eat at a restaurant.” (05:27-05:58)

7. Managing School, Fame, and Set Life

• The hardest part: balancing school with shooting schedules.
  • “I think the hardest thing is balancing school and being on set. That’s definitely the worst thing. And getting up early in the morning just cause I’m not like a morning person now.” (07:17)

8. Movie Projects and Expanding Career

• Mentions possible iCarly movie and other film roles.
  • “There might be an iCarly movie... there’s this movie I read for called How Could You Do This To Me?... It’s kind of like the opposite of Parent Trap.” (07:58)
  • Discusses “Despicable Me” and working in animation with Steve Carell (09:26).

9. Career Role Models

• Industry inspirations.
  • “If I could come back as Gwen Stefani, I definitely [would]. But also, as far as actresses, I love like Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Rachel McAdams.” (09:13)

10. Fan & Listener Call-Ins

• Discussing role model status and multi-generational appeal.
  • Caller: “Thank you for being such a great role model. My daughter is five... she loves you guys.” (11:54)
  • Miranda reflects on the responsibility of being a role model:
    • “When I started making the show, I was 13...I was just so happy to have a show... then I was like, wow, I'm kind of a role model. That's really cool.” (12:11)
  • Adult fans call in, saying they also love iCarly and School of Rock (13:39).

11. Songwriting Inspired by Crushes

• Personal stories behind tracks like “Kissing You.”
  • Miranda: “I wrote about this guy that I really like, and then I hadn't told him about it, and then he kind of figured it out...he was actually really happy about it.” (12:58)

12. Advice on Breaking into Acting

• Tips for aspiring young performers and their parents.
  • Miranda encourages school plays and family support:
    • “I think the best thing to do is be in plays at school, too...I was kind of shy, and that just kind of helped me out of the box.” (11:00)
    • “Just be there for your kid and try to help them follow their dreams.” (11:16)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On writing as a teen:

  • “I guess it depends on the 16-year-old. For me, most of the songs aren’t about heartache. Most of them are just kind of fun.” — Miranda (03:27)

• On balancing fame and normalcy:

  • “I try to balance it out by going with my friends places, making them let me tag along...” — Miranda (04:04)

• On being a role model:

  • “When I started making the show, I was 13... then I was like, wow, I’m kind of a role model. That’s really cool.” — Miranda (12:11)

• On advice for young actors:

  • “I think the best thing to do is be in plays at school, too... I was kind of shy, and that just kind of helped me out of the box.” — Miranda (11:00)

• On her celebrity crush career paths:

  • “If I could come back as Gwen Stefani, I definitely [would].” — Miranda (09:13)

• On animated films:

  • “They actually film you while you’re doing everything and use your hand movements and expressions and stuff... I went in, I was in my pajamas and then I found out and I was like, oh, my action.” — Miranda (09:26)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [02:45] – Miranda explains her debut album and promo tour
• [03:18] – Writing song topics as a 16-year-old
• [04:04] – Balancing homeschooling and teen milestones
• [05:00] – Creative process: picking tracks with friends
• [05:27] – Driver’s license ambitions
• [07:17] – Challenges of balancing school and TV work
• [07:58] – Film roles and possible iCarly movie
• [09:13] – On role models and career inspirations
• [09:26] – Working on “Despicable Me”
• [11:00] – Advice for aspiring young actors
• [12:11] – Reflections on being a role model
• [12:58] – Behind the single “Kissing You”
• [13:39] – Adult fans share their love for iCarly and School of Rock

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Closing & Tone

The conversation is upbeat, candid, and affectionate, with plenty of witty banter between Miranda and the show’s hosts. Miranda’s humility and sense of humor shine, making her relatable despite her celebrity. She balances the demands of her busy career with the hopes and anxieties of a typical teenager — and credits her friends and family as her anchor.

Miranda Cosgrove: “Thanks for having me. I had so much fun.” (14:29)

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For listeners new and old, this episode offers a warm, insightful glimpse behind the scenes of teen stardom—showing Miranda Cosgrove as both a rising entertainer and a regular, pizza-loving teen.

Transcript

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[Miranda Cosgrove]

Hey, what's up?

[Main Host (Bert)]

What's going on? I didn't realize that this was you singing this until yesterday.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Really I didn't.

[Main Host (Bert)]

And my kid Hayden here watches you all the time.

[Caller/Listener]

Yeah.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

He's so cute.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Thank you. Hey Hayden, how'd this all go down? Miranda, excuse me for one second. How'd this all go down? Because two days ago I said to my son, because he watches you all the time, man. So I say to him a couple of days ago, I'm like, you know, miranda Cosgrove icarly is going to be in studio, dude, like around 7:30, you're coming in to check her out, right? You want to hang out? And he says to me, well, that's the same time as school, right?

[Caller/Listener]

Yeah.

[Main Host (Bert)]

And I said, yeah, it's the same time as school. And he said, well, I can't be late for school so I'm gonna have to pass. And then all of a sudden here he comes in studio today. So what happened? Why? How'd you change your mind?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Because I didn't want to miss icarly and I rush her all the time. You made your options.

[Main Host (Bert)]

That's what I was trying to tell you the other day, man.

[Co-Host/Producer]

Did he Come get a slurred on.

Yeah, it was almost like, duh, dad,

[Main Host (Bert)]

you want to say anything to her?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Your show's great. Thank you.

[Main Host (Bert)]

He's got his dad. He's got his dad's mad ad living skills. He's got game. He does. Well, thanks for coming in studio. We sure appreciate this exciting time for you right now.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, definitely. It's so cool. My album just came out like two days ago, so having a good time coming to all the different city cities and being on the radio and meeting everyone.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Now, I was a little confused on the Internet yesterday because you put like a five song dealy out a while ago, but they're calling this one your debut album. So what's the difference?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Well, I had like an icarly playlist album which was the first time I'd ever been in the studio recording songs and they were mostly covers and then the theme song to the show. So now this time around I got to like co write on a lot of the songs and it's more of like my real debut album.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Okay.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah.

[Main Host (Bert)]

What is a 16 year old write about?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Boys.

[Caller/Listener]

Boys.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Like the heartache or like just the process of dating or what?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

I guess it depends on the 16 year old. For me, most of the songs aren't about heartache. Most of them are just kind of fun.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Okay. Have you gone through that heartache yet at 16 years old?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Not really. I guess I'm lucky one of my friends have. That's my best friend.

[Co-Host/Producer]

I'm just curious how you have time for boys with everything else going on in your life.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, I mean, I hang out with like all my friends from elementary school and all their friends, so it's kind of cool I get to meet new people. Like, I went with my friend to prom last year, which is really fun.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Oh, you did?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Is it strange, like, I'm assuming that when you go to the set, there's a teacher there and that's how you're getting your education. Is there any part of you at all that like, misses going to a school, getting on the bus, hanging with the cliques, dealing with all that kind of stress?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, sure. I mean, I went to school until fifth grade and then at first I was kind of excited about homeschooling, just like trying it out. But I definitely didn't want to miss out on like prom and, you know, just the high school years. It's really important. So like I was saying, I try to like balance it out like by going with my friends places, making them like, let me tag along and just hanging out with my friends all the time helps a lot.

[Main Host (Bert)]

I can see you going to prom and going. I'm really not missing a whole heck of a lot.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

It was kind of awkward. They played Whitney Houston sang, you know that I Will Always Love youe Song. That song came on and everybody left the dance floor.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Oh, is that right? So did you make a mental note? Never, never cover this song. So how did you choose what to put on the album? All of them are original. Miranda Costco written songs.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

A few of the songs I got to co write and then some of the other songs were songs that people sent me that I just really loved. But yeah, I did about 30 songs. Then I had to narrow it down to the 12 that are on the album.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Is that difficult process for you?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, it was hard. I had all my friends help me. I made all my friends come over to my house and. Well, the whole process, they kind of were there with me for. They listened to all the songs at least 50 times. Like every version of every song. And they helped me. So I had like a big pizza party at my house and I got the final like mastered cd.

[Co-Host/Producer]

It's a tough gig being your friend. Pick my songs, take me to prom.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

I know.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Feed me pizza.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

And I don't drive yet. And they have to drive me everywhere too. So I'm not a good friend.

[Main Host (Bert)]

High maintenance friend.

[Commercial Announcer]

I know.

[Main Host (Bert)]

When are you getting a driver's license?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

I have to get it. I want it so bad. I want a convertible. That would be so cool. But yeah, I don't know. I'm trying to get my permit. Hopefully within the next few months.

[Main Host (Bert)]

What are the laws? Assuming you're living in la?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah.

[Main Host (Bert)]

So what are the laws as far as like getting a permit? Do your parents have to drive with you for a certain amount of hours?

[Caller/Listener]

Yeah.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

There are like some serious rules because my best friend just got her license. But apparently you have to be. She's 17, but I think you have to be over 21 in order to drive people around with you that are really 18.

[Lady Luck]

Yeah.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

So my mom won't even let me go like down the block to like go eat at a restaurant.

[Main Host (Bert)]

I bet. Let me tell you something your mom's not telling you is that she is so scared to get in a car with you.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

She is.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Has she told you that?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, she has. Yeah. She's definitely nervous about it because she's

[Main Host (Bert)]

always going to see you as a 7 year old and she is terrified to get in that car.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Does your mom travel with you yeah, she does. She's with me today actually. And so does my teacher because I do schooling on set and stuff. So she comes with me when I travel.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Oh, cool.

[Co-Host/Producer]

Have you ever gotten an F from your traveling teacher?

[Commercial Announcer]

French.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

I'm not very good at French. I've been taking it for three years. And all I can say is je mi appel.

[Commercial Announcer]

Miranda,

[Main Host (Bert)]

you turn 17 in a couple of weeks though, right? Next month. Next month. All right. What are the big plans for 17?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

I don't know. I haven't figured anything out yet. I kind of wanted to take like a road trip, but my mom would come too because I can't drive yet.

[Main Host (Bert)]

That puts the brakes on things, doesn't it?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, it definitely does.

[Caller/Listener]

What?

[Main Host (Bert)]

You know, I know that there are gonna be a lot of 16 year old girls that are listening right now. And we are in such a celebrity starved world, especially right now. And they're looking at Miranda Cosgrove and they're thinking, man, she's doing music, she's doing movies, which we'll get into. And tv. This perfect glamorous life. Right. What do they not know about being a 16 year old celebrity?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

I think the hardest thing is balancing school and being on set. That's definitely the worst thing. And getting up early in the morning just cause I'm not like a morning person now.

[Main Host (Bert)]

What's early? Cause I'm assuming LA early is like 11:30 in the morning.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, that's early. No, probably like 7 or 6. But yeah, I'm usually on set every day at like 7. So I have to get up pretty early, like 5 or 6.

[Main Host (Bert)]

So tough to balance it all out.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah. Well, you guys know, you guys probably have to get up really early.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Yeah, all of us in here, we're 19 years old, but we've been getting up since 3:30.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Look what it's doing. I know what happens.

[Main Host (Bert)]

It's Miranda Cosgrove in studio at the Birch show this morning.

[Co-Host/Producer]

So now with your album out, you're a big music star and you're about to be a movie star too. I hear Paramount is developing an icarly movie. I just read that this morning. And then you're gonna be starring in another one.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, there might be an icarly movie. And then also there's this movie that I've. I read the script a while ago for called how could you'd do this to me? And it's really cool. It's kind of like the opposite of Parent Trap. It's this girl's parents are divorced and she's used to, like, getting everything because she kind of tricks them a lot and then they end up getting back together and she freaks out. So it's sort of the opposite.

[Commercial Announcer]

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[Co-Host/Producer]

That's cool.

[Main Host (Bert)]

How do you choose which one which. Which movies you're gonna do? Is that your. Do you have final decision as a 16 year old or is there somebody telling you what you're gonna be in?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Oh, well, my parents always read scripts and so do I. But I don't know. I. I kind of go by just what I like. Like, I like.

[Co-Host/Producer]

She makes her friends pick.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, my friends and subscribers.

[Caller/Listener]

That's right.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Reads all the scripts to. To all her friends front to back.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Read all of them.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Which of all this comes easiest to you? Is it acting? Is it the singing?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

I think acting for sure. Just because, like, making icarly, I feel so comfortable doing that. Like, I've been doing it since I was 13, and I know the crew so well and the entire cast, we're like family. So with music, I think that's why it's so much fun because it's, like, new and exciting for me. Yeah.

[Main Host (Bert)]

And I'm curious that if you were going to model your career after somebody like a woman, like, who are you looking at to go, okay, that's who I want to be.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

If I could come back as Gwen Stefani, I definitely.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Oh, yeah.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

But also, as far as actresses, I love, like Meryl streep, of course, and Anne Hathaway. Rachel mcadams.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Yeah. And you got a movie coming out, I think, with Steve Carell also.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, I just did this animated movie. It was fun. It's called despicable me. And Steve carell's the lead voice. And it was my first time ever doing anything animated. So I didn't know. But they actually film you while you're doing everything and then they use your little hand movements and expressions and stuff. So, like, the first three days I went in, I was in my pajamas and, like, I looked horrible. And then I found out and I was like, oh, my action.

[Co-Host/Producer]

That was Hayden. And my next question is relating to Hayden because he likes acting and he's been getting into it and starting to do some auditions for some TV commercials and stuff. Right, Bert?

[Main Host (Bert)]

Yeah, he is. I mean, he came right before he went to bed last night, though. He said he wasn't so much in the audition thing anymore for some reason.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Really.

[Co-Host/Producer]

I was just. I was gonna ask. I was gonna ask Miranda what her advice would be for a young and, like, Hayden's age or somebody coming up who's.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

I was joking.

[Main Host (Bert)]

You what?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

He said he was joking.

[Co-Host/Producer]

He was acting, dad.

Don't embarrass him.

[Main Host (Bert)]

I'm having a tough time transitioning between real Hayden and auditioning.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

He's a good actor.

[Main Host (Bert)]

That's a good question, though.

[Co-Host/Producer]

Yeah. I'm just curious what your advice would be for the little ones who want to get into that business. And it's so hard to not only break in but stay in.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah. Well, it's kind of funny because when I was three, I was just in a restaurant and an agent asked my mom and dad if I wanted to join our agency. So I remember when I was little, I went on a lot of, like, auditions with other little kids and stuff. And it was funny because I tried out for something. It was like a petco commercial, and my dog came in and they loved my dog. They were like, not that

[Caller/Listener]

your dog

[Miranda Cosgrove]

is adorable and they're, like, going crazy. It was funny. And my dog ended up getting to be in the commercial with me.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Oh, yeah.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

It was cool. So she, like, got me my first, like, thing, But I think the best thing to do is, like, be in plays and stuff at school, too, because that really helped me because when I was really little, I was kind of shy, and I think that just kind of helped me, like, you know, out of the box. It was fun.

[Main Host (Bert)]

What advice do you give to parents that have kids that want to be in this business?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

It's definitely really hard. I mean, my mom's with me, like, 24 7. She really helps me through everything. So that's really great that I have her. But I think, yeah, just, you know, be there for your kid and definitely, you know, try to help them follow their dreams.

[Main Host (Bert)]

My problem is I listen to him too much. He says he doesn't want to be in here. So I'm like, okay, then come on in. He comes in, says he doesn't want to audition last night. So I'm like, cool, if that's not what you're doing.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

He changed his mind this morning, and

[Main Host (Bert)]

now today he wants to audition.

[Co-Host/Producer]

So he's playing the role of a lifetime with you. He's creating opposite Hayden. He's like, I'm going to make my dad insane.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

He's winning an academy award.

[Co-Host/Producer]

It's working.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Good morning, Faleen. You are on with Miranda Cosgrove.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Hi.

[Caller/Listener]

Hey, Berkshire. Hey, Miranda.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

How are you?

[Caller/Listener]

Good. I just want to let you know thank you for being such a great role model. My daughter is five and, well, the only other Thing is that she stays up late to watch icarly, but she loves you guys.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Oh, that's so sweet. Thank you.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Just the role model thing, it's got to be something you take very, very seriously, right?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah. I mean, it's funny, cuz when I started making the show, I was 13, and I never really, like, even thought about it. I was just so happy to, like, have a show. And. And I remember the first time, like, you know, parents, like, came up to me with their kids and were excited about it and everything. I was like, wow. Like, I'm kind of a role model. Like, that's really cool.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Are you starting to feel the crush of, like, the paparazzi yet? Like, when you go out in public, are you looking over your shoulder just a little bit more now than you were last year?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Um, maybe a little.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Yeah.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

I mean, I guess it depends on where I go, but if I go pretty much anywhere in, like, Hollywood. It's funny, though, because my best friend is, like, a total, like, fashion. Like, she loves fashion. She always looks amazing, so she likes it. Like, I'm the one that has to work.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Let's talk about the new album here, because I know in the beginning we started talking about it, but you're very excited about it, and it's out now.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Okay. And the single on it is, it's

[Miranda Cosgrove]

called Kissing you, and then the album's called Sparks Fly.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Okay.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

But, yeah, the. The single, I got to co write, and I wrote about this guy that I really like, and then I hadn't told him about it, and then he kind of figured it out, and. Because I was kind of nervous that he'd think it was sort of strange, even though I played him, like, most of the songs on my album, I just didn't tell him it was about him. But, yeah, so he was actually really happy about it. So it's all good.

[Co-Host/Producer]

All right. Are you guys still hanging out, or did he run for his life?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

No, we're still hanging out, actually.

[Co-Host/Producer]

Okay.

That's cool.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Yeah.

[Lady Luck]

Cool.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

I thought I was gonna have it.

[Co-Host/Producer]

That's gonna go in one of two directions.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Is it gonna be weird kissing him, listening to your song?

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, I don't think I'll ever do.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Here is Dina. Dina, good morning. You are on with Miranda Cosgrove, icarly.

[Caller/Listener]

Good morning, Birch show.

[Lady Luck]

Hey, Miranda.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Hi. Morning.

[Caller/Listener]

I was just calling to say I'm probably the only adult who loves icarly, but I do. I really like that show. That's so cool.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Thanks. Jerry always gets excited.

[Caller/Listener]

Ever since School of rock. It's summer. Cause you like rock set roll. You like took over the whole thing. I love that movie and I just wanted to say you're awesome.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

That's really sweet. Thank you so much.

[Main Host (Bert)]

You are not the only adult. Like when we started talking in studio here that you were coming in, I think it was Wendy that started rattling off a whole bunch of Nickelodeon and Disney shows that she watches as a close to adult.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Yeah, I'm 24. No, I'm 24 years old and I love watching the shows. No, I think they have great storylines and I think they're great for kids and great for adults. I'm not embarrassed to say I watch icarly at all. I've seen every episode of SpongeBob so SpongeBob rocks.

[Co-Host/Producer]

Well, thanks.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Thanks a ton for coming in. We really appreciate it.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Thanks for having me. I had so much fun.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Good luck with everything. You seem to sew together. I wish really good things for you.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Oh, thank you.

[Main Host (Bert)]

Hayden. You want to say anything? Closing here soon.

[Co-Host/Producer]

Miranda.

[Miranda Cosgrove]

Bye bye.

[Co-Host/Producer]

The bird show.

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[Lady Luck]

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[Main Host (Bert)]

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[Co-Host/Producer]

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[Main Host (Bert)]

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