Hollywood Arts Teaser Brings Nickelodeon’s Victorious to Netflix
It’s almost time to head back to school! Fans of Victorious are already prepped and ready to return thanks to Hollywood Arts!
The upcoming spinoff series will premiere on Thursday, October 15, on Netflix, as announced on X and social media.
Netflix released the first teaser for Hollywood Arts, which focuses on a new group of students navigating life at the iconic Victorious location. The 26-episode series will be split into two parts, with the second half releasing at a later date.
Although this new spinoff follows a new generation, there are also some familiar faces from Victorious that will be making their returns.
The returning Victorious stars making their appearances on Hollywood Arts include Daniella Monet, Yvette Nicole Brown, and Eric Lange. Monet will be part of the main cast as Trina Vega, Tori’s older sister, and will guide the new students through new ups and downs.
Lange makes his appearance as Erwin Sikowitz, but Trina is confirmed to be replacing him. However, Trina has her own goals of becoming a successful star just like her sister, using these well-connected students to launch her career.
These new students include Emmy, an aspiring tech producer, Pepper, Emmy’s loyal friend, Qwest, a secretive musical genius, Oscar, Emmy’s brother, and Jen Z, a rich girl who’s found her way to the top.
Monet will be joined by Alyssa Miles, Emmy Liu-Wang, Peyton Jackson, Erika Swayze, and Martin Kamm.
As for other legacy stars from Victorious returning, there have not been any further confirmations as of yet.
Previously, in an interview with People, Elizabeth Gillies did express interest in returning as Jade West for the series. In addition, series star Victoria Justice also told People that she could make a potential cameo in the series.
The door remains open for series alumni to return, as Monet told Teen Vogue.
Fans can still expect some comedic and crazy high school hijinks between Trina and her new class to play out in classic Victorious fashion.
In addition to Hollywood Arts‘ release on Netflix, the series will also premiere on Nickelodeon and Paramount+ at a later time.
Hollywood Arts is developed by Jake Farrow and Samantha Martin, who also serve as showrunners. Farrow, Martin, Monet, and Jonathan Judge serve as executive producers along with Richard Bullock and Don Dunn, who serve as producers. Furthermore, Judge also directs the first episode.
Watch the teaser trailer for Hollywood Arts:
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Hollywood Arts Season 1 premieres on Thursday, October 15, on Netflix.
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Chris Gallardo
Christopher Gallardo is an entertainment writer, critic, and member of New York Film Critics Online. While not running his own social channels, Chris can be found writing reviews and breakdowns on all things films and TV for multiple outlets. Plus, he loves Percy Jackson, animated films and shows, and Fallout! You can find him anywhere on social media at @chrisagwrites.