Miley Cyrus said goodbye to [article id="1629314"]Hannah Montana[/article]. Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez both also bid fond farewells to their small-screen alter-egos, [article id="1662322"]Sonny[/article] and [article id="1676848"]Alex[/article], respectively.

With a whole generation of tween dreams moving on to whatever the future holds for them (including fruitful music and film careers), "iCarly" star Miranda Cosgrove is opening up about how much longer she might star on her hit TV series.

"It's one of those things where I feel like I grew up doing the show because I've been doing it since I was 13, and now I'm 18," the Nick star told MTV News recently when she stopped by to chat about an episode that featured first lady [article id="1677221"]Michelle Obama[/article]. "And I've just known the people on my show for such a long time, and I love getting to make it, and I'd want to do it forever."

Regardless of how long the show could potentially last, Cosgrove is already planning for the future. This fall, she'll head to the University of Southern California to study theater. "At the same time, I don't want to do too many episodes because I feel like it's a special thing," she explained. "I wouldn't want to do it for too long."

Until then, however, there's still another season of "iCarly" to tape, and there's a lot to look forward to on that front.

"We're just getting started to start the next season, so I'm not really sure what's going to come, because it's sort of a surprise for all of us even," she said. "But I've heard Carly's getting a boyfriend, so that's exciting, and we're gonna have some more musical guests, some big, different musical artists." Noting she'd love to get Katy Perry on the show, she added, "There are a lot of different musical acts that I love, so it's fun whenever we get to have music in an episode."