Schneider: "Over the years, I've grown and matured as a producer and leader."

Schneider: "I don't want to be an old man some day and look it up and see some episode of one of the shows I did and go, 'ugh,' and be disappointed in myself."

Schneider: "Really, I'm just a big kid myself."

Schneider: "My friends and family would say I'm in an arrested mental state of development."

Schneider: "Even the kids who seem to have a lot of freedom, their lives are pretty controlled. So what I try to do on my shows is to have kids come out on top. They're the smartest ones in the room. They're the ones in charge."

Schneider: "I try to make a great sitcom that would make my heroes proud of me."

Schneider: "I'm very willing to defend creative things that I believe in."

Schneider: "What I loved about TV when I was a kid was that no matter where you came from or who you were - black, white, rich or poor - you knew the same shows. It was a common thing in our culture."

Schneider: "Delegating is something that I don't do as much of as people wish I would."

Schneider: "I'm never going to write fart jokes, because I feel like I have a responsibility to the audience to give them good stuff. I should be able to come up with something funnier than any third-grade boy could think of."

Schneider: "Having been on the other side of the camera gives me such perspective on what I'm doing."

Schneider: "That's the goal with TV, to make something that everybody likes and that gets remembered forever."

Schneider: "I create a world where kids rule. If you think about it, kids are always being told what to do, what to say, when to do it - they're very controlled... I give them an escape, where the kids are in charge."

Schneider: "Publicity ultimately means bigger ratings."

Schneider: "'iCarly' gives me the luxury of addressing the fans directly. It was a sort of loving nudge to the fans saying, 'We're just a fun little sitcom to make you laugh.' This isn't a heavy-duty soap opera."

Schneider: "We work hard to make a good show and it's exciting to be recognized by a third party."

Schneider: "I never interacted with actors in any way, texting or otherwise, that should make anyone uncomfortable."