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Romance is in the air during Crush Week on Nickelodeon, February 9-14, and it goes hand-in-hand with programming treats for kids who prefer messy to mushy and smashing to smooching. Hosting a special pre-Valentine’s TEENick Crush Weekend — Saturday & Sunday, February 9-10 (8-10 p.m. & 6-9 p.m.) — direct from Crush Central, Nat Wolff, Miranda Cosgrove and J Boogie will unveil love-themed primetime premieres of iCarly, The Naked Brothers Band, Just Jordan and Zoey 101. They’ll wax romantic in wraparounds including Nick stars’ “crush-fessionals” — and then switch gears to pulverize mystery objects selected by kids at www.nick.com/crush. All of the crushing and crunching will continue weekdays during Crush Hour (5-6 p.m. EST/PST) and culminate on February 14 with a morning-to-night Valentine’s Day marathon.

Crush Week co-host/TEENick headliner Miranda Cosgrove kicks off the fun on Saturday, February 9 (8 p.m. EST/PST) with a brand-new episode of her hit TEENick series iCarly. In “iHate Sam’s Boyfriend,” Carly (Cosgrove) is annoyed when a love-struck Sam (Jennette McCurdy) gives short shrift to the web show. But when Sam adopts her new “boyfriend’s” awful ideas for iCarly, Carly and Freddie (Nathan Kress) spring into action to end their friend’s one-sided romance. At 8:30 p.m., Crush Week co-host/TEENick star Nat Wolff wrestles with a dating dilemma in The Naked Brothers Band premiere of “Three is Enough,” as he gets roped into a double date with Cooper (Cooper Pillot) and winds up inviting his crush Rosalina (Allie DiMeco).

Between TEENick shows it’s crush or be crushed, as Nat, Miranda and J Boogie rev up on Saturday for even bigger doings on Sunday. They’ll give viewers the inside scoop on their own secret crushes and dream dates; present Nick Star Crush-fessionals from the likes of iCarly’s Nathan Kress, Jennette McCurdy and Jerry Trainor; Zoey 101’s Victoria Justice and Chris Massey and The Naked Brothers Band ’s Alex Wolff — and crush the objects of kids’ choosing. Nick’s hosts will segue from a cozy nook to an outdoor crushing zone replete with smashed cars, monster trucks, steamrollers and mystery crushable objects ranging from a watermelon and a chocolate cake to a guitar and a piano, a slime-filled toilet bowl, a dishwasher full of dishes, a teacher’s desk, a remote-controlled car and much more. By logging onto nick.com, kids may cast their vote for which items to be crushed on-air.