How come you don’t like Ronnie Anne anymore when you liked Friended With the Casagrandes and it introduced Sid Chang whom you liked and you liked Ronnie Anne in that episode too?
I would've sat back and not say much, but I felt a bit triggered when reading your review on the last 3 episodes. So I must ask this important question: are we watching the same show?
Caught a picture someone put up somewhere. Like I told Yoshi about his review of the new episodes 2 weeks ago since he's been cynical for so long, it would be best if you stop watching so you can get some peace if you can't find any enjoyment. I can pick out everything that's wrong with your review of those episodes, and I'm not convinced you liked Shop girl because I think you missed some key moments.
Leni had advantage of the lessons her siblings gave her, but then she saw other customers need those clothes more than she does, so she decided to give them. She was altruistic and her good heart was later rewarded. It was nice, but Leni's development looks reversed. Lola tried to good deeds, but for own benefits, not because it's right.
The picture is the same as your review post, so showing it to you won't make any difference.
Also, Leni's development was not reversed in any way. You may have missed the line where she said that being mean 'wasn't her thing'. So, that means that she can be aggressive when she NEEDS to, like earlier when competing against other shoppers. She's not going to be needlessly hostile like Spongebob was when Plankton was teaching him. She already had what she wanted, but she had a kind enough heart to help others who are less fortunate. Not many people are like that. It's also worth noting that leni is clearly underestimated by her family. They thought she won't make it far because of her passiveness, and look at the surprise on their faces when the manager of the store she was in wanted to hire her on the spot. The main point of the episode was to only be aggressive when you're in a competition against others, and to help for the betterment of others, not yourself. That's why Lola failed and spawned a meme.
Also, Pasture Bedtime isn't a Clincoln episode because their other friends play a large role in it. Plus, What Wood Lincoln Do is more comparable to Read A Loud, but I can see why some would compare it to Loudeat Yard (for the wrong reasons).
It's hard to confuse returning to old style with keeping status quo.
I wrote Pasture Bedtime was Clincoln, because Lincoln and Clyde were doing the same and they fell victims of same unfortunate happening. Zach and Rusty also played large roles, but Lincoln and Clyde were almost the same person like Schaggy and Scooby. It looked like Lincoln can't do anything without Clyde.
I don't see Lincoln's failure at wood work as a disability, but simply laziness and his sick problems are just his imagination and believing own lies. He was flanderized into a lazy bum like in the Loudest Yard, but this time he was so lazy that he commited plagiarism. After this episode I see him as a slacker and aesop amnesiac, because he still lies and refuses to work. I'm sure he'll forget those lessons again and again, what makes him static and unlikable. Bob simply recycled his own old episode.
They weren't exactly doing the same things, but it seems more like you having a problem with Clyde not being in Lincoln's shadow as far as that episode is concerned.
Also, it's not confirmed that Lola has a disability. She really just didn't know how to read. Lincoln having anxiety attacks is also a norm for some people who have a difficult time with certain tasks. Unlike Loudest Yard, he actually did try to commit to building stuff but had anxiety spasms and believed he couldn't do it as he found the blueprints too difficult to understand. As someone whose writing a fic that's based on a phobia, I can tell you those symptoms are quite real. It's not so much him being lazy, it's just he didn't believe in himself enough until he fully realized he could push through and try. This is much like how Lola put off reading because she had a difficult time doing so and made up excuses before revealing the reason why. In the end, both managed to accomplish something that had been an issue for them.
In Loudest Yard, Lincoln simply didn't try because he wasn't athletic, even though Lynn tried to train him.
My problem is Lincoln again goes everywhere with Clyde. I see Clyde as a screentime thief, especially in Not a Loud. I dislike Clyde so much I was glad that many S3 eps were without him. I saw S3 as recycling old scripts. That's not frustrating, but just boring.
I was told many times that anxiety attacks are just excuses of lazy bums. This why I thought Lincoln was just a sloth in Wood. In the Yard he looked like he was simply not interested in sports, because he was just a lazy bum. Lynn tried to train him, but he didn't take it seriously and instead of training he choosed to manipulate Lynn to impersonate him just so he didn't have to do exercises, because he was simply too lazy.
I'm surprise that my opinions mattered to you, because superiors don't usually care about inferiors. I suspect you just want to not spread negativity on DArt.
I see Clyde as being stale so.etimes but not as someone whose just there to steal spotlight. Young kids tend to associate a lot with each other, so it's not so surprising that they spend a lot of activities together. They met at a young age after all.
I don't know whi told you that, but that's a poor statement. Half of all anxiety attacks are caused by a legitimate fear of something. To say it's only an excuse of lazy bums is poor judgement. Also, Lincoln didn't manipulate Lynn since she fully agreed to do it and loved every moment of it. Lincoln was lazy yes, but Lynn could've easily said no in that circumstance and left him alone.
Also, I don't care too much about DA since there are quite a few negative nannies in there, but I do believe you weren't keeping an open mind about the past few episodes and nitpicked at a few things.
My parents told me that anxieties are excuses of lazy bums, that I am only afraid of hard work. That's why I thought that way. Good manipulation is giving manipulated one, what they want, or an illusion of it. I'd call it more than mind control. Manipulated ones always can say no, but they usually don't.
I just watched Scales of Justice. It's probably Lana's best episode. The plot is ok to me and she's trully an animal lover, she tried to save the fish in more creative way and she learned that she can't achieve anything in easy way. It only bothered me that she asked animals for help instead of her human friends, because then the episode would be more realistic. Some would complain that Leni afraid of swamp monster happened too many times, I don't complain about it.
Crimes of Fashion is like much better version of Sleuth or Consequences, the suspects were unknown characters instead of the sisters. To be honest from the start I knew Leni's employer's son was the criminal, because on the start he revealed his motive that mom didn't have time for him. The boys jumped to conclusions like they forgot their lessons in Cheater by the Dozen. I still think the boys should take more seriously a lesson that reading detective stories doesn't make reader a competent detective. I like Leni in this episode, because she was helpful and grateful. It's a decent episode for Clincoln McLoud.
Those two episodes were good, also they weren't recycled scripts.
I must have misheard or simply missed this fragment, because I didn't notice this.
It seems September won't have new eps, only near end of October. That's almost 2 months. I wait for Lesson Plan, because I hope for bonding between Lincoln and Lynn, but Clyde in description bothers me already. Sitting Bull has already a controversial description to me, because word "aggressive" appeared.
I noticed a serious inconsistency. Lincoln in Sleuth or Consequences had thick skin, but where is this in other episodes? In Save the Date he couldn't stand teasing from his classmates. In Deal Me Out mockings of 2 boys were enough to make him remove Ace Savvy from his interests. In Jeers of Fears he fell under peer pressure from Chandler. Does his thick skin works only on mockings from his sisters? I don't buy it.
I read your review of Really Loud Music. Indeed Luna's insecurities are out of blue after working so hard on her song. Like one commenter said, she has rewards in making the case, so her worries seem unjustified. I felt the prologue is like Roadie to Nowhere, because worries drive the plot. Most of the songs weren't good. I felt like in their songs Lincoln and Clyde are same person, same with Lori and Leni. The episode shows like rebelling against boss is a good thing, but I know from my own experience that it's wrong to not follow orders.
What do you think of recycling old scripts? S3 of the Loud House is infamous for this. I find this as lack of creativity. I wrote some fanfics as recycled scripts, but got ashamed of this, because I realized that it was simple ripping off.
OK, look, I'm sorry for everything I said about you before, even if you have made mistakes, we all do. And Dragonzako is right, it's not worth it to have a petty grudge on someone. So, will you please forgive me?
I toned down Lori's meanness to Lincoln, I removed unpopular guardian sibling from the story, I removed scene in park, so it wouldn't be too similar to Lucy's birth.
Text on the picture RA canon vs fanon is barely visible. Fandom interpreted RA as Lincoln's girlfriend, because she didn't have screentime often. Lack of further shown characteristics made fandom to speculate. The second is too long, so long I don't want to read it.
FirstDrellSpectre what do you think of this It maybe small, but it has a big meaning.
The story is that Lincoln had a bit of a rough day at school, and was a bit down about it. So we have his sisters Lori, Lynn, and Lola there to help comfort him and cheer him up like the nice and caring sisters they are.
The purpose of this drawing is to address a problem I have with the Loud House Fanbase. More specifically... The two Loud House episodes "Brawl in the Family" and "No Such Luck". In the first episode, Lori and Leni get into a huge argument with each other due to them both buying the same dress, and as a result, everyone is trying to keep things under control with some thing called the sister protocol. However, Lincoln thinks the way the other girls are handling this is ridiculous and try's to fix the problem himself... only to make matters worse and soon got all the other sisters arguing with each other too. At the end of the episode when Lincoln came back to the house after talking with Clyde about the problem, his sisters had stopped fighting and made up because Lincoln was gone and as a result he can't make it worse. In the second episode, Lincoln was trying to get sometime to himself and after Lynn's most recent lost at her baseball game, and blaming Lincoln by saying he's bad luck , due to her being superstitious, Lincoln used that to his advantage by making his sisters think he really is bad luck. At first he finally got time to himself, but this soon back fired on him when his whole family doesn't want him to cause something bad to happen to them and they were doing fun things which left Lincoln wanting to get everything back to normal. Which means he had to make sure Lynn won her next game, with him there, and after some struggling, Lynn won her game. The reason behind these episodes is that the Loud House Fanbase aren't that okay with these two episodes. They didn't like how the girls were treating Lincoln in these two episodes and, as a result, they think the girls don't need Lincoln around them or they think he's just bad luck. Well, let me tell you this...
NONE OF THIS STUFF IS TRUE! THE LOUD SISTERS WILL ALWAYS LOVE LINCOLN!
Here's why. In "Brawl in the Family", Lincoln was causing the situation with Lori and Leni to get even worse and soon all the sisters arguing with each other, when they were trying to keep themselves out of it. So it was Lincoln's fault the events of that episode even happened. If he would have just "butted out" like his sisters said and went along with this "Sister Protocol" then the matter would have been resolved. In "No Such Luck", Lincoln made his sisters think he was bad luck so he get some time to himself. Which at first was ok, but soon came back to bite him in the butt. If Lincoln hadn't told his sisters that he was bad luck and just told him directly that he needs time to himself and worked things out with Lynn, then the events of this episode wouldn't have happened. Again, it was Lincoln's fault all this happened to him. And the endings of both episodes and someone saying that they gave away his stuff was just for comedic effect. Seriously, learn to take a joke people. But anyway, Life lessons were learned in these two episodes, those two lessons being "If your siblings are having a personal problem, try to let them handle it on their own, but if they need your help, they'll let you know" and "If you want time to yourself, don't be afraid to tell your siblings no, they'll understand and you shouldn't lie to get that time to yourself." Now, The Loud House Fanbase doesn't like these episodes because of how the girls were treating Lincoln, with pushing him out and all that. But in my opinion, I think you guys are focusing on the wrong subject and are overreacting! Just because the girls treated Lincoln like that a few times doesn't mean they'll treat him like that all the time. And I'll have you know it's natural for siblings to get into disagreements and arguments like these, and frankly it will be just odd if the Loud kids got along without arguing. Bottom line Lincoln's sisters will always love him, because he's their only brother, and he will always love them, because they're his sisters. They may get on each other's nerves, but it's natural. And just to make it clear, we're talking about a cartoon made for the entertainment of kids and families, so some things like the sister protocol and your good luck only if you have the suit are not mean to be taken literally.
Anyway, the reason I have Lori, Lynn, and Lola in the drawing with Lincoln is to show they love him. Now these Loud sisters are shown to be the most rough on Lincoln from time to time, but that doesn't mean they don't love him less than the other sisters. The three have shown very strong sister love to Lincoln multiple times throughout various episodes and more episodes to come. So just stop ridiculing them for how rough they can be on Lincoln because they'll always love him and he'll always love them, and nothing will change that.
FirstDrellSpectreMom and Dad are tired of standing in the long queue in front of the bathroom all the time. That's why they are building a secret bathroom. could the "secret bathroom" be the garage bathroom from garage banned
what if these roomate shuffels were there in every singel episode that aired after Room with a Feud
Lincoln's room - Lisa Lori & Leni's room - Leni & Lynn Luna & Luan's room - Luna & Lana Lynn & Lucy's room - Luan & Lucy Lana & Lola's room - Lori & Lola Lisa & Lily's room - Lincoln & Lily
FirstDrellSpectre what would your thoughts on this be if chris savino was never fired Watch any episode after that. He gets his furniture back AND his family loves him and he loves them. No sequel needed. this was an answer to a question about NSL by Austria-Man
His explanation was just lazy. Off screen solution is just an easy way every amateur can do. Even if Savino was not fired, my opinion would be the same.
FirstDrellSpectre what did you think of these sences from Suite and Sour
THE NEXT DAY[Back to the Loud House. Rita and Lynn Sr. are in their room, moping.]Lynn Sr.: "Our one chance at a relaxing weekend, gone. Poof!"
Rita: "Aw, now come on, honey. We'll get that jug filled up again someday."
Lynn Sr.: "Oh, you're right. Gotta stay positive. In fact, here's the first nickel." [Lynn Sr. tosses what he thinks is a coin into the jug, but upon closer inspection...] "D'oh, it was a button! It's hopeless!"
[As Lynn Sr. collapses to the floor, crying in despondence, the siblings are once again listening to them from the bathroom air vent. They all feel regretful for what they did to their parents.]Lynn: "We really blew it."
Leni: "Yeah. We gotta make it up to them."
Lincoln: "I have an idea!"
Lola: "Not another one of your dumb plays."
Lincoln: "Okay... I have a second idea!"
[Lincoln knocks on Rita and Lynn Sr.'s bedroom door, and they answer it. They see Lincoln dressed up as a hotel worker.]Lincoln: "Mr. and Mrs. La-ood, welcome to your very own luxury spa hotel."
[Lincoln points over to Lana, Lola, and Lisa under a sign that reads "LOUD-INN LUXURY SPA HOTEL".]Luna: "Amenities include a hot tub. [Lisa dumps some soap into a kiddie pool labelled "HOT TUB".]Lola: "Complimentary dry cleaning."
Lana:[dressed as a chef] "Room service." [She lifts the lid off a platter, revealing an array of snacks.]Lynn: "And free in-room massage."
[Lynn grabs hold of both her father's hands.]Lynn Sr.: "Uh, what are you do--" [Lynn gives him a hard kick on his back, cracking it.] "OW!! Actually, that feels great."
Luan: "We want you guys to have the weekend you were expecting, the weekend you deserve."
Rita: "I can't believe you kids did all this."
[A honk is heard outside, and Luna peeks out the window.]Luna: "Dudes! She's here!"
[The Loud kids are surrounded by bags of luggage.]Lincoln: "This time, you truly won't know we're here, because we won't be. We're going to Aunt Ruth's, so you guys can really relax."
Lynn Sr.:[engaging in a group hug] "How did we get such thoughtful kids?"
[Outside, the kids head off as Rita and Lynn Sr. wave them off on the porch.]Rita: "Think we've should've told them why we really got kicked out?"
[Flashback to yesterday. Rita and Lynn Sr. are in Jeffery's office, in their bathrobes, soaking wet. Jeffery turns the TV in his office on, showing security footage of the pool. In the footage, Lynn Sr. pops out, making sure no one is peeking. When the coast is clear, he and Rita jog to the other side in their swimsuits, laughing joyously. Off-screen, they strip off their swimsuits, and jump into the water.]Lynn Sr.:"Marco!"Rita:"Polo!"[Jeffery shuts the TV off.]Jeffery: "Well, care to explain?"
Lynn Sr.:[placing a coin on the manager's desk.] "Let's say we just forget about this?"
[The manager looks at the coin, but points out...]Jeffery: "That's a button, pal."
[End flashback, and Rita and Lynn Sr. are awkwardly thinking about that.]Lynn Sr.: "Ah, we'll tell them when they're older. Race you to the hot tub!"
[Rita and Lynn Sr. run back into the house to enjoy their own spa.]Rita:[giggling] "Oh no, you don't!"
Lynn Sr.: "Come on, come on, come on!"
https://sta.sh/0lspre22ef0FirstDrellSpectre since you claimed in prevous posts that the memories in the whole picture were embrassing would't this (in your mind at lest) essentially be the sisters laughing at lincoln's embrassing memories
Pictures of baby Lincoln bathing with Lynn, being fed by Lori and ridding pony with Lucy and Luan were cute, but rest of mentioned memories are just embarassing. I didn't like the sisters laughing either.
FirstDrellSpectre what did you think of these sences from Lynner Takes All
[A sibling meeting is taking place in Lori and Leni's room. Lori bangs a shoe to order.]Lori: "We all know why we're here. The Lynn situation is literally the worst thing that's ever happened."
Lucy:[moans] "We never should have beat her at that cat game."
Lincoln: "I say we challenge Lynn to a rematch; only this time, we throw the game. That way, she'll feel like a winner again and stop driving us crazy."
[Everyone except Luna and Lola likes the sound of that. Cut to them having challenged Lynn.]Lynn: "A rematch, huh? Well, this place is gonna be spotless...after I wipe the floor with you! Booyah! Let's do this!"
[Cut to later in the game.]Lynn: "Will anyone trade me a scratching post for a laser pointer?"
[The others offer her their scratching post cards.]Luan: "Will anyone trade me a cat bed for a litter box?"
[The others intentionally decline.]Lola: "I gave my last one to Lynn."
[Lincoln secretly moves a card from his pocket and puts it that the top of the deck.]Luna: "Your turn, Lynn."
Lynn:[draws; to her amazement] "Yes! Ball of twine, chumps!" [rolls the die and gets a one] "One? GAH! Come on!"
[Lisa bangs the table hard enough to make the die switch to six.]Lisa: "Are you sure you read that right?"
Lynn:[sees it] "Six all day long, baby!"
[Later, Lynn has pretty much everything else in the settlement.]Lynn:[confident] "Hope you guys are hungry, 'cause it's almost time Lynn-er, Lynn-er, chicken dinner! Ding-a-ling-a-ling-a-ling!"
[While most of them smile knowing their plan is working, Leni starts looking nervous. She grabs the board and tosses it out the window. The others ask her why she went and did it.]Leni: "What? The plan was to throw the game, and no one else was doing it!"
Lynn:[suspicious] "Wait a sec. Throw the game? You guys were trying to lose to me on purpose?"
Lincoln: "Okay, yes we were. We just thought if we let you win, you'd stop being so insanely competitive with us."
Lynn: "I was just trying to get my edge back after losing to you guys."
Lisa: "Well, to be completely transparent, the only reason you lost is because we all teamed up against you."
Lynn: "What? Why would you do that?"
Luna: "'Cause after your 300 wins..."
Lynn:[interrupting] "Well, technically, 303, but who's counting?"
Luna:[aggravated from Lynn's interruption.] "...we couldn't take your gloating anymore, dude."
Luan: "Yeah. We were all in the same gloat. We were tired of eating your gloat-meal."
Lori:[not in the mood] "Not now, Luan."
[Luan stops]Lynn: "Wow. So, you're saying I'm a bad loser and a bad winner?"
Lisa: "Precisely."
Lynn: "You all feel this way?"
Lynn's Siblings: "Yeah. / Kinda. / Afraid so. / We feel this way."
Lynn: "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to be a jerk. I just love playing games, especially with you guys. Look, if you give me another chance, I promise to be a better sport. What do you say?"
[The others think for a moment and agree.]Lori: "Why not?"
Lola: "Okay, Lynn."
Lynn:[victoriously] "Yes! First to apologize!" [realizes] "Uh, sorry. That was the last one. Better sport, starting...now."
[Later, a card game comes to an end.]Lynn: "That's all my cards. So I guess..."
[The others all have looks of nonchalant accepts on their faces.]Lincoln: "You can say it. You win."
Lynn: "Okay, cool. I win." [shakes Lincoln's hand] "Good game, guys. Good game." [gives the peace sign, leaves, steps outside and...]Lynn:[celebratory] "YEAH! I RULE!" [starts dancing.] "Lynn-er, Lynn-er, chicken dinner!" [does the worm][The others are watching from the window.]Lincoln: "At least it's not to our faces."
[The other sisters agree, stating that Lynn has a long way to go to stop gloating entirely.]Lynn:[rips the sleeves off of her jersey and shouts in victory.] "WINNER!!!"
Lynn had a tiny development, much much smaller than Lola in "A tattler's tale", unlike her she didn't do anything to earn siblings' trust. She didn't entirely learned her lesson. However her development is so tiny like it was nothing, too little and too late for me.
Only difference is I think Pathing Things Up is average, because the stupid filler of Clincoln takes too much screentime. Another difference is I put Future Tense in Glory House, because in this ep I can forgive lack of showing more details of the siblings struggling with new activities and I wish Lincoln was paired with Lucy in basketball, because educational comics were very weird idea.
FirstDrellSpectre i have a fanfiction idea for you i call it a more healthier lucy
plot this takes after the events your lucy's birth fanfic lynn sr and rita are discusing ways to reduce lucy's fragility and find out the only way they can do this is by ingecting the hormones of another baby into lucy's system BTW the other baby is Rocky Spokes
Preterm born babies are fragile, more than healthy babies, but with age it vanishes, because babies eat and get stronger. Also I don't like idea of characters remembering they meet each others earlier, but were too young to remember. Besides I already have an idea for fanfic of Lucy and Rocky, Gothic Date, where Rocky pretends a goth to go with Lucy on their date.
Lori wanted private space, peace, quiet and time for herself like Lincoln in Space invader, sound of silence and no such luck. Unlike him she was mature enough to ask for garage as her own home. However her maturity ended here, because later like Lincoln she behaved like fool by messing around and fabricating problems to restore status quo. All because like Lincoln she missed her siblings.
FirstDrellSpectre what should we do to chirs savino after this explanation if we ignore his firing that happend later Watch any episode after that. He gets his furniture back AND his family loves him and he loves them. No sequel needed. this was an answer to a question about NSL by Austria-Man
Savino just had a lazy explanation Reset Button. It's fixing off screen without details. Such easy way is just lazy, every talentless writer can use such thing.
FirstDrellSpectre Never mind about the large images i just want to know what happend to the garage bathroom after the events of "Garage Banned"? given the recent episode "Pipe Dreams"
FirstDrellSpectre why would a potentially 2nd bathroom for demolished i mean the garage bathroom would put a solution for having to use a single bathroom?
I replaced Bobby and Ronnie with Whitney and Becky, because in Relative Chaos they moved. Other change is Leni sending selfie with Leo to her friends. That's all.
I see nothing wrong in little sisters bathing together, it looks cute. In Japan it's even normal for adults. I don't know what are age limits in America, do you know it?
Lincoln:[Looks around] "I will, I've got the story down pretty well by now." [Winks to the viewers] "...and now you're caught up."
Rita: "Well, you guys are going to have to use your allowances to pay for this ticket."
[The kids nod]Lynn Sr.: "And I hope you've learned your lesson."
Luan: "Definitely, we're done playing the friend card, in fact, we fold." [Laughs]Lana: "Guys, from now on why don't we just take turns on choosing what show to watch, and who gets to lick the beaters, and junk?"
Luna: "Pretty sweet idea. We can start with dinner tonight."
Lincoln: "Lori, you're the oldest, why don't you go first?"
Lori: "Ooh, okay. I think we should have-"
Rita: "Um, sorry honey, tonight's dinner has already been set. We’re having goulash." [Awkwardly smiles]Lucy: "Goulash? Why?"
[The doorbell rings]Lynn Sr.: "Well," [Awkwardly laughs, opens the door, and his and Rita's friends walk in.] "we're having friends over."
[It's their turn to receive dirty looks.]
FirstDrellSpectre what did you think of this sences from Chore and Peace
Lisa: "On the contrary. The garbage and my chemicals have fused, creating a scientific breakthrough. I call him Homo Trashilius. Or Trashy for short."
[A living breathing creature made out of trash roars at Lincoln, scaring him off.]Lynn Sr.: "Okay, now should we intervene?"
Rita: "I still think the kids can solve this themselves. Besides the house has...looked worse." [notices Lily crawling around in trash with a chip bag on her head.] "Aw, come here, sweetie." [picks her up]Lynn Sr.: "Round three with Jiggy P?"
[Rita turns it down]
THE NEXT DAY[A raccoon licks Lincoln awake, thus terrifying both of them; the trash has really been piling up and Lincoln puts on tissue boxes for shoes; Lynn's footbag has gotten so big with hair that she's trapped inside of it.]Lynn: "HELP! MY FOOTBAG'S OUT OF CONTROL!"
Lincoln: "This could all be over if you'd just end your strike."
Lynn:[shakes fist] "NOT TILL YOU END YOURS!!!" [rolls away][The doorbell rings; Lincoln answers it.]Reporter: "Hi, we're from the Miss Cute N' Mean pageant, here to do a behind the scenes interview with Miss Lola Loud."
[Lola comes down in her ensemble now covered in trash.]Lola:[singing] "🎶 Here she is! The next Cute N' Mean! 🎶" [poses and farts]Reporter: "Ew! More like Miss Gross N' Gnarly! Interview over!"
[The crew leaves]Lola: "NO!" [growls at Lincoln] "You...THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT!!!" [starts chasing Lincoln][Lori is watching and laugh at Lincoln's torture; just then, Clyde enters, happy to see her.]Clyde: "Lori!"
[Lori shrieks in horror to see that Walt sent her text to Clyde instead of Bobby.]Clyde: "Walt brought me your text. Usually, I bleed profusely from my nose, turn into a robot, and eventually faint when I'm around you, but this has given me the confidence to say...I LOVE YOU, TOO!"
Lori: "WHAT?!"
Clyde: "Don't worry. I already broke the news to Bobby. He took it pretty hard, but a really nice cheerleader is consoling him." [puckers his lips hoping for a kiss.]Lincoln: "Phew! Finally lost Lola."
Lori:[enraged] "YOU!!!" [chases Lincoln who runs away in panic and is unable to lose her.][Trashy has grown quite a bit and grabs the two of them.]Lisa: "TRASHY! BAD!" [realizes she's still on her call.] "No, no, not you, Janice."
Lincoln: "Lisa! What have you been feeding him?"
Lisa: "His name is Trashy. What do you think, genius?"
[Trashy roars voraciously and Lily starts crying off in the distance.]Trashy: "Baby?"
Lori: "Great, Lincoln. You made Lily cry."
[The kids and Trashy check Lily's crib.]Lincoln: "There, there. It's okay, Lily." [pulls out the covers only to find that the raccoon is in Lily's crib instead of Lily.]Lana:[catches it] "I'm more than just poop patrol."
[Lana tosses the raccoon at the window which is closed; the raccoon gets frustrated and opens it up and leaves.]Lincoln: "Guys, if the raccoon was in the crib...then where's Lily?"
[The girls and Trashy gasp and everyone starts searching for her.]Kids: "LILY!!!"
Lincoln: "She's in here somewhere!"
Lucy: "We'll never find her in this mess."
Lincoln: "We have to clean up!" [holds up sign] "I declare this strike officially over!" [breaks his sign and gets a splinter.] "Ow! Who's with me?"
Sisters: "WE ARE!!!" [break their signs]Lisa:[calls Janice] "Janice, how soon can we get back on the grid? 24 hours? What if I throw in a muffin basket?"
[Janice obliges and puts them back on the grid; the kids continue to search for Lily in their junkyard of a house.]Lincoln: "Come on! You gotta be around here somewhere!"
[They hear Lily making noises and it sounds like it's coming from the kitchen.]Lincoln: "Hang on, Lily! Your big brother's coming!" [searches around as fast he can.]Lucy:[interrupts him] "There's a better way."
Luan: "Wash and learn!" [laughs and starts doing the dishes at breakneck speed.]Lucy: "Sigh." [dries it with her breath][Lynn is still trapped in her hairy footbag and Luna vacuums it up and sets her free; Lynn catches all incoming plates and Lincoln checks the basement.]Lincoln: "Hang on, Lily! I'm coming!" [dives into a laundry pile stacked up high but starts to drown.]"So...much...underwear!"
Lori:[saves him] "Yeah, and that's just Dad's. Now get outta my way, little bro. I've got a system." [starts washing and folding until she has gotten every single pair only to meet up with Clyde in the hamper.]Clyde: "Hey, sugar lips. Should our couple name be "Clori" or "Llyde"?"
Lori: "Bobby and I are back together."
[This breaking news causes Clyde to lose his confidence and do what he usually does when he sees Lori.]Clyde:[gets a nosebleed; starts acting like a robot.] "ABORT. ABORT." [faints][Everyone is doing their best to clean house and find Lily, but to no avail on the latter.]Lana: "Poop patrol is done, but no Lily!"
Lola: "Beds are made, no Lily!"
Trashy:[checks under the sofa] "No baby!"
Lola: "Maybe she's under all this trash!"
Lincoln: "Step aside!" [gets out a trash bag] "Taking out the trash...is my job."
[Lincoln eyes Trashy who gulps and takes all the trash out.]Lori: "Well, we've all done our chores, and there's still no Lily."
Lincoln:[guilty] "This is all my fault! For the rest of my life..." [familiar giggling] "...I"ll be haunted by the sound of her adorable giggling!"
Rita: "Lincoln, what are you crying about?"
Lincoln: "Mom, I confess! We lost-" [surprised]"... Lily? Have you guys had her this whole time?"
Rita:[holding Lily in her arms] "Of course. You didn't think we'd leave her in that mess, did you?"
Lynn Sr.: "You know, we're proud of you guys for working this out. Now, who wants to a puzzle with J to the Iggy?"
Kids: "Who?"
[Later on, Lincoln, while wearing his normal clothes again walks outside with his sign.]Lincoln:[to the viewers] "When it comes to chores, nobody in the Loud House has it easy. The truth is, we all do our fair share." [feeds his strike sign to Trashy.]Mr. Grouse: "Hey, Loud! Don't bother! There's no trash pickup this week! The garbage workers are striking for more money!"
Lincoln: "Wait! They get paid to take out the trash?!"
[The kids are now back on strike demanding an allowance for their chores.]Kids:[chanting] "ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR! GIVE US CASH OR NO MORE CHORES!"
Rita: "Any ideas, J Pizzy?"
Lynn Sr.: "Now this is a puzzle." [giddy] "Can you call me that again?"
Rita: "J Pizzy."
Lynn Sr.: "YES!"
FirstDrellSpectre does the sisters giving Lincoln his most improved brother award trophy at the end of the episode making the case redeem what happened previously in the episode
FirstDrellSpectre wrote: I blocked this guy, because he kept annoying me with questions I didn't bother to answer. I cab't see this pic and I don't care.
Because he kept asking questions I didn't want to answer for. I had enough of replying what I think about certain scenes from certain episodes of the Loud House.
I hate Luan for her April Fools, she's a sociopath pretending a nice girl. She promised to tone down her pranks, but she keeps doing it just for fun, Fool Me Twice was the last straw. I hate Ronnie Anne, because after city slickers I realised she's just a jerk in sheep's clothing, she pretends a nice girl when her family sees her, she humiliated and bullies Lincoln despite not having a freudian excuse. Katherine Mulligan is a typical nasty reporter ruining reputations of people just to have big viewship. After Sitting Bull I should also put Lynn in hate section, because this episode reminded me why I dislike her.
This episode is recycled Making the Case, but it's a double standard, because unlike Lincoln Luan wasn't loudly called our and she didn't have to do anything to restore trust of her family, that's not fair. This episode is atrocious, because Luan humiliated her family for fun with no remorse.
The family didn't apologize for giving Lincoln hell, they regreted nothing. Lynn apologized for thinking he's badluck and not for giving him hell or threatening him in the first place or blaming him for own failures. Luan wasn't sad becasue she humiliated her family, but because her family was going to move and she didn't want to leave her friends. No apology was sincere.
I could forgive Luan April Fools Rules thanks to Funny Business, but she became psycho again in Fool's Paradise, No Laughing Matter didn't redeem her and Fool Me Twice was the last straw.
I thought Ronnie developed in 2nd half of S1 and 1st half of S2, I thought if she moved she no longer has reason to bully and prank Lincoln, but in Back Out There she pranked him out of spite and wasted his time, when in City Slickers she bullied and humiliated him despite she no longer had to pretend a bully. I started comparing her to Helga Pataki. Unlike Helga Ronnie has no freudian excuse to be a bully, I realized she's simply a jerk pretending a nice girl.
The reporter only gave Lana more troubles and all she cared about was having something to give in tv. The reporter is just an expy of Rita Skeeter.
House of Lies was terrible, it makes me dislike Lisa a lot more, because she has no sense of private space or intimicy, she forces her believes on others and is too arogant to notice she's wrong.
Tctrain2 wrote: what did you think of this sence from Friendzy
Lincoln:[Looks around] "I will, I've got the story down pretty well by now." [Winks to the viewers] "...and now you're caught up."
Rita: "Well, you guys are going to have to use your allowances to pay for this ticket."
[The kids nod]Lynn Sr.: "And I hope you've learned your lesson."
Luan: "Definitely, we're done playing the friend card, in fact, we fold." [Laughs]Lana: "Guys, from now on why don't we just take turns on choosing what show to watch, and who gets to lick the beaters, and junk?"
Luna: "Pretty sweet idea. We can start with dinner tonight."
Lincoln: "Lori, you're the oldest, why don't you go first?"
Lori: "Ooh, okay. I think we should have-"
Rita: "Um, sorry honey, tonight's dinner has already been set. We’re having goulash." [Awkwardly smiles]Lucy: "Goulash? Why?"
[The doorbell rings]Lynn Sr.: "Well," [Awkwardly laughs, opens the door, and his and Rita's friends walk in.] "we're having friends over."
[It's their turn to receive dirty looks.]
FirstDrellSpectre what do you think of this? "I’ve seen someone on the TLH wiki bring up that some of the Fox quintuplets from Sitting Bull have the same hairstyle as Benny from L is For Love. And considering how much the quints look like Benny... anyone else thinking that Benny’s full name may indeed be ‘Benny Fox’?"
I don't like this episode, because Lincoln and Clyde were flanderized into Shaggy and Scooby. I don't believe Chandler will be their friend. Only good thing about this episode were creative monster costumes.
what do you think of these sences from Sitting Bull
Lynn: "Sweet, who is it?" [Cuts to her at the Fox residence and the parents drive off.] "Later, Mr. and Mrs. Fox!" [closes the door] "So, gang, what should we do tonight?"
[Lynn is then shocked by what she sees; The one in green is finger painting on the wall, the one in blue is squirting ketchup and mustard into a table fan, the one in red is bow and arrowing the goldfish, and the one in white has an angry raccoon. She is shocked, she looks over and sees Pam standing next to her, Pam is looking at Lynn, and holding a hose. Pam sprays her right into the door, and all the quints surround Lynn and laugh menacingly, Lynn gets a nervous look.]
[Back at the Loud House, Lori, Leni, Luna, and Luan are sitting on the couch watching TV.]Leni: "Poor Lynn, I bet by now those little monsters have trapped her in the crawl space like they did to me."
[They all laugh]Lori: "Or, rolled her up in a rug and pushed her down the stairs like they did to me." [They all laugh again, only a little more dwindled.]Luna: "Or, thrown a skunk in the bathroom while she was doing her business."
[The others are just aghast at this, they all then start to look guilty.]Luan: "Well, Lynn had it coming."
Lori: "Literally."
Luna: "She gave us no choice."
[A few seconds of silence.]Leni:[giving in] "Guys, I'm trying to be a team player here, but I'm starting to feel bad."
Luna: "No, dude, I get it. I am too."
Lori: "Me too. Lynn's only 13, and who knows what kind of horrible mess she's in right now."
Luan: "And all she wanted was to be a part of our babysitting group."
Lori:[immediately gets up] "We have to go help her!"
Luna:[gets up as well] "Agreed. But first, we'll need some protective gear."
[The four girls approach the Fox residence, with their gear, and knock.]Lynn:[Answers the door, unharmed] "Hey guys, what's up?"
[The four roll into the house, commando style, and get ready for a fight, much to Lynn's confusion. The four are then surprised by what they see; the Fox quintuplets are all sitting around reading.]Luna:[Confused] "Wait a second, I thought you were babysitting the Fox quintuplets. Who are those guys?"
Lynn: "Those are the Fox quints, duh."
Luan: "Wait, how did you get them to behave?"
Lynn: "It was a cinch." [Flashback to dinner, the quints are having a food fight while Lynn looks on with a displeased look.] "First, I showed them that if they want to get crazy, I can get ten times crazier." [Lynn gets up, lets out a yell, and throws the entire dinner aside, leaving the quints shocked. Another flashback shows the quints playing tug-o-war.] "Next, I wore them out with athletic competition." [Another flashback to Pam cleaning up her toys and Lynn giving her a thumbs up.] "And lastly, three words," [She grabs Pam and gives her a horsey ride.] "horsey, reward system." [Flashback ends]Lori: "Wow, impressive. Well, anyway, I guess we should get going."
[They all start to leave, but Lynn stops them.]Lynn:[Suspicious] "Wait a minute, what's going on? Why'd you even come here in the first place?"
Luna: "Nothing, dude, we were just in the neighborhood."
Leni: "We were? I thought we came here because we felt bad about trying to get Lynn to quit babysitting."
Luan:[laughs] "That's funny, Leni, but jokes are my territory. Come on, let's go."
Lynn: "You wanted me to quit babysitting, why?! You said your clients loved me!"
Lori: "Well, they didn't. You actually terrified their kids, but now I think I know why, they just weren't the right kind of kids for you, these guys are. None of us could handle them, but clearly you're doing great."
Luna: "We're sorry for trying to mess with you."
Lynn:[rubs her arm] "Well, that's cool. I guess it wasn't so great that I tried to steal your clients from you. So, I'm sorry about that. Apology punches!" [punches her sisters]Luna: "Dude!"
Leni: "Ow!"
Luan: "Ow!"
Lori: "Ow!"
Pam:[She and her brothers head upstairs.] "Coach Lynn, we're ready for bed!"
Lynn: "Well, duty calls. I'm glad we're good, I'll see you guys at home. [heads upstairs and the four girls leave.] "Who wants to hear about the time I broke my tibia?!"
Fox Quints: "I do, I do!"
[The next day at home, the four sisters are in the living room. Lori is texting on her phone, Luan is reading a book, Luna is strumming her guitar and Leni is filing her nails. Lynn shows up with her duffel bag.]Lynn: "Off your butts, ladies. You've all got babysitting jobs tonight."
Luan: "What are you talking about?"
Lynn: "I got your old clients back. It took a lot of begging and pleading, and the apology punches didn't help, but I was able to convince them."
Luna: "Mighty dece' of you, sis."
Lynn: "Well, see you later, I'm sitting for the quints. Now that Mr. and Mrs. Fox have found someone who can handle their kids, they're going out, like, every night. [She leaves the house][That night at the Fox's, Lynn and the quints are Lucha Libre wrestling, Lynn blows her whistle, and the quints are loving it.]Stevie:[As Lynn has him over her head.] "Best babysitter ever!"
[Lynn laughs]
what if these roommate shuffles were there for 2 years
Lincoln's room - Lisa Lori & Leni's room - Leni & Lynn Luna & Luan's room - Luna & Lana Lynn & Lucy's room - Luan & Lucy Lana & Lola's room - Lori & Lola Lisa & Lily's room - Lincoln & Lily
Only Linc with Lynn and Luna agreed to play with Lana, so only they are in swimsuits, when Lola and Lori don't play in mud and don't like their 4 siblings doing it.
Thanks for appreciation. The turkey was the biggest challenge, so I looked for photos of turkeys, real ones and cartoonic ones. I decided to make him more detailed, so his bald head has bubbles and blue face. Making Lincoln's costume was also relaxing to me.
Ok. Lincoln can say to the audience that in his big family for all events every sibling is tasked to something. Lincoln is tasked to put cards with names of his relatives to dinner table seats. He remembers what his sisters are to combine them. For example he remembers Lori and Leni argued, so they can't sit next to each others. Lynn and Lana have bad table manners, so they shouldn't sit near Lola, because she would get furious. Lynn and Lana should sit next to each others and far from Lola. Lincoln gets tired after picking seats.
Lynn Sr. is up to prepare turkey, but this time he wants a more original recipe, so he calls Sergei. He likes the recipe, but doesn't have enough ingredients, so he sends Lincoln to buy them. He goes to store and tries to buy ingredients, before other customers take them all.
3 sisters argue about dessert which one is the best, then they fight.. Lucy prefers pumpkin pie, Luan corn muffins, Lola apple pie. Their fight is drawn by Lynn Sr, he tells them to make their desserts and he'll taste them. How about them wanting their desserts to be tasty so much they add more spice for taste, but they went overboard. Their desserts are not good, because they didn't focus on what they like, but on being the best. With bad motivation you cook terribly. Lynn Sr. even tells this to them. Rita gives own dessert, which Lynn Sr. likes and he says this is the best, because made with fun instead of compettition.
Lynn Sr. is busy with turkey, so Rita takes Vanzilla to bring Albert and she tells her kids to keep eye on him, because he has tendency to start eating before the official start of celebration. Running gag can be each kid that sees Albert trying to eat the turkey yells "Pop Pop" much to his shame. When the celebration finally starts he says finally and starts eating rushly like he didn't eat for long.
How about this idea for ending? Lynn Sr. is about to cut the turkey, but Lisa summons her robot, which uses laser eyes to cut the turkey. However Lisa miscalculated power of the laser, so what causes ignition of the turkey. Leni runs for fire extinguisher. As she's gone Lynn Sr simply covers the turkey with metal cover, it stops the fire. Lisa is forbidden to use robots. Leni returns and splashes all with the fire extinquisher. All give her angry glare and she gets ashamed.
I don't write, because I don't have time. I'm just assissting by giving ideas for plot elements. That's how I usually assissted YoshiRocker and DPSII and how AnimationFan15 and TMNT assisted me.
I am your only assisstant in the Thanksgiving story.
Right now I don't write fanfics because I have writer's block. Instead of this I make pictures. I try to make more pics with baby Linky and one of his older sisters. It's hard make another pic equally adorable to one with Luan and Linky.
After Savino was accused for sexual harassments, I think the show will have less innuendos. I hope Savino's successor will make the show nicer to watch and won't make it unwatchable like post-movie Spongebob.
I wish you Merry Christmas, big fun time with family, delicious Christmas courses, surprising presents, good relax for Christmas time and colourful new year.
Roadie to Nowhere showed Luna can be insecure about her skills. Funny enough I put similar fear in Responsibility Issues. To be honest I wanted to be an artist and later a writer, but after realising some harsh reality I switched to math and physics and I eventually became a machine designer. If I do art or writing, then it's a hobby.
A Fridge too far was funny, but scary. I like Lincoln less after he broke Luan's leg, but should I after Luan's April Fools? Electrocuting Lana was sadistic and radiating Lily was awful. Those could have killed them. Lincoln turned out hypocritical as he protested against stealing, but he fell into a trap, because he tried to steal. Lisa had a very smart idea and ironically the siblings made for their dad a favor by removing his ingredients, but this is a far fetched coincidence like in Phineas and Ferb. I find this ep inferior to Roadie to Nowhere, because I don't like anybody there for stealing and torturing. Still better than I expected and I liked blue Luna and blue Lynn.
Would you put in trivia of "A fridge too far" those lines?
Irony: Lisa and Lincoln shared space in the fridge between all siblings, but forgot to include and inform their parents.
Karma: The siblings tried to steal each other's leftovers, so they fell into each others' traps.
Yeah, but at least she decided to continue her goal. And it good to see a Chunk again. That's great for you.
For A Fridge Too Far, Lincoln didn't mean to act this way and his sisters steal each other's leftovers without permission that's why he did it for protection. But the torture the rest of them went through backfired. I know Luan set that boxing glove on Leni and Leni proabaly set the paint bomb trap for Luna. But it was unknown who set up the electric current on Lana, the snapping turtle, the one from Future Tense, on Lori and the rope on Linc. The radiation on Lily was presumably Lisa's doing. Yup. She sure did. Good thinking as well. And what was funny is that the siblings mistake their Dad's foods for someone else's. Yeah, and besides sharing is caring. I will, thanks. Good thinking.
Stealing is never with permission. Lana set similar trap on raindeers in 11 Loud Leapins, so I think Lincoln felt into Lana's trap. Luan used paint trap in April Fools and Lana knows how to deal with animals. Lori has driving license, so I guess electrocution was her trap. When Luan's foot was crushed, Lincoln said "That will teach her", I thought of April Fool's Rules. However Luan said in her mind, that furious Lincoln will be fun for her, so I didn't feel sorry for her.
I realised Fridge happens after Back in Black, because Lucy makes fake blood and Lisa knows this in this episode.
I know stealing is wrong, but they should think before they act. I already know Lana set up that trap in that special. And Luan shouldn't said that. But at least Linc did the trap right and got back at her.. Maybe, but Lori wasn't seen doing that. Could be.
Stealing in family happened in the show many times. In Linc or Swim kids stole Linc's pool and he stole Bobby's whistle, hand-me-downer Lincoln stole Lynn's bike, in Sleuth or Consequences Lucy stole files from Lisa's files, in ties that bind Leni stole Lori's clothes, in toads and tiaras Linc stole lot of Lola's stuff for Lana and encouraged Lana to steal Lola's identity, in a novel idea Lincoln stole lot of things to save mom's notebook, in A tattler's tale Lincoln tried to steal Lola's secrets, in brawl sisters kept stealing Lincoln's things, in back in black Lucy stole some of sister's stuff, in patching things up Linc and Clyde tried to steal cookies, in the whole picture Lincoln and Clyde stole sisters' stuff for photos, in kick the buckett list Lynn stole Lincoln's sub, in Fed up kids kept stealing dad's ingredients and Lola tried to steal Lincoln's hypno coin, in shell shock Lincoln tried to steal egg from Ronnie, in pets peeved Charles stole Lisa's projector, in L is for Love kids kept stealing letters, in room with a feud Lana stole hair from Lola's dolls, in Job Insecurity kids convienced Grouse to steal Lynn Sr's identity and they kept stealing subs from each others, in change of heart Lori and Leni stole each others' clothes, in Lynner takes all Lynn stole siblings' homeworks.
Okay, so it happens all the time. But only because things don't go their way or have something else in mind. But at least they regret their actions and were being thoughtful... for awhile.
I saw on wikia people are discussing how they dislike Sleuth or Consequences. I can't enjoy this episode, because the sisters are such jerks, they are no different than those bullies who bully bronies, who's only crime is liking what they don't like. Lincoln says he has a thick skin, but it's still painful to watch how disrespectul the sisters are. This ep happens after Undie pressure, where was lesson about accepting strange habbits and after Picture Perfect, where is lesson about accepting family like it is. The sisters act like they learned nothing from those lessons. It's a hypocrisy and double standard that Lincoln is the bad guy, when he complains about his sisters and they are not, when they do. In this episode nobody got what deserved. I wish the episode ended with Lucy admitting what she did and Lincoln protecting her. Long ago this ep frustrated me, so I wrote sequel fanfic "Sister Envy" near end of 2016.
I know, right? I already discussed that. That episode was really hurtful to me. I can't believe nobody didn't learn anything. I didn't like how Linc was treated and his sisters acted this way. They didn't even feel sorry for him. But he did something that's very supportive: He stick up to Lucy by taking the you-know-what. That's right. I rather make an alternate ending or a re-write.
AF15 keep telling that we shouldn't bother things Lincoln experiences, if he doesn't bother. This doesn't work on me, because many things are just too cruel to watch.
Tommorow I'll see Selfie Improvement on kimcartoon, I hope Carol is nicer than Lori. I imagine her as nice to all except for Lori. If she's not like I imagine her, then I'll have problem with contradictions in "Sister Carol".
Do you find some episodes as wasted potentials? I find Save the Date, because of Clyde and Lori's overreactions there is not much time left for the titular date. Another is Heavy Meddle, it's boring and it shows outdated and false statement that bullying girl has a crush. Most viewers find Change of Heart as the biggest wasted potential, because of Lori ruining Clyde getting rid of his obsession on her. I am one of those.
I won't make such avatar of 4 favorite characters, because I don't like always following trends.
I haven't seen any sister kicked out the home or van. No sister was tortured or discriminated by others. I felt terrified, when Lola got bald in Garage Banned or Lucy bleached and Lana had alergic reaction in Fool's Paradies. Lana is supposed to be gross, but eating food from trash in Frog Wild and Making the Case is dangerous, it can be poisonous. I felt sad for all siblings in Job Insecurity, because Lisa implanted microchips in their bodies.
So you think Carol is a mean girl. If I were still on the wikia, I would make a blog with poll "Is Carol nice or mean?".
S1 made a mistake by using Lincoln as main protagonist of 23/26. This made image of Lincoln as unsuccessful, envious and the least adjusted family member. It always was strange to me that only he complains, this gives a very sexist portplay. In some episodes could be different protagonists than Lincoln, for example Lola in Out of the Limo would learn to not be a snob, in green house Lincoln with Lucy and the twins would have the same school problem, in No Guts No Glori Luna would try to be big sister and sitter instead of Lincoln, in Price of Admission Lucy would have a good development by learning not all horrors are watchable for her.
In S2 I really dislike Lisa for her lack of sense of private space and creepy attitude, she was flanderized into insufferable genius with superiority complex. In S2 it wouldn't hurt if Luna and Luan were characters of Intern for worse instead of Lincoln and Clyde. S2 has problem with recycling scenarios and morals, I wrote a blog about those repetitions. Keeping status quo and introducing new flat characters are also criticized in S2.
I find Selfie more interesting, because I finally saw Carol and she's almost exacly as in my "Sister Carol", she's nice and Lori constantly demonizes her. I also liked flashbacks of younger Lori, Leni and Carol. Lori was a butt monkey here as much as Lincoln in other episodes, losing hair was the scarriest. Lori was also a good planner, because she made her siblings run away by telling them to work. It's good to know Bobby lives only 3h away from Lori, what gives chances for Ronnie and Lincoln to meet again.
Homeschool was almost like reversed Read Aloud, all siblings minus Lola were lazy like Lincoln in "the loudest yard". I like how they finally used Lisa's bunker, I feared of ball of violence, because they began arguing like in end of Brawl, but good that didn't happen. Way the siblings made up with Lola reminds me the Room with a Fued.
That's right. Lori went through that selfie thing for nothing, but at least she and Carol are getting along now.
Lola's siblings sure did procrastinate, but at least they make it up to her. Lisa's bunker from the inside looks like another basement. Good thing there wasn't a squabble. And what was funny is the siblings hearing musical sounds when it was really Mr. Grouse's CDs.
I don't like White Hare, because most of the ep was a dream I had no interest in. If the Loud House were like in the dream, I wouldn't have watched this. I don't like animal characters anymore, I just grew out of this. Also as rabbits the sisters looked too much alike. I like the episode shows continuity by flashback, solidifying continuity. It's good the sisters finally say they accept Lincoln like he is and say he's perfect the way he is. I am disapointed I didn't see the girl's face or heard her name. Most believe it's Stella, but we can't be sure.
In Insta-gran I like that Lincoln has tropies in the trophy case, the Ace Savy comic he drew. Finally some continuity. I liked how Albert's wife Mertyl (what kind of name is this?) pointed out Lynn's superstitions, it was like "take that scrappy". However rest of what she did annoyed me, Lincoln's hair, Lori and Leni's favorite eps (I can relate, because my dad did this once to me), ruining Lisa's conferance was also bad. I liked Lori's acting and Lincoln's photoshoping. However the siblings caused a disaster by their fake photo. I liked that Albert had no grudge. The episode is like mix of crying dame (getting rid of annoyance), get the message (trying to delete the bad message, but fail this time) and no such luck (lie caused disaster). I understand why Mertyl is so smotherly, but I don't want to meet her soon.
White Hare was great, and there sure was a lot of rabbits. At least Linc's sisters likes him for who he is. And I'm not sure that new girl is Stella, because Stella looks taller from Behind the scenes and the new girl is shorter. And its unknown who the new girl really is.
Insta-gran is amazing. It was nice to see the trophy case and Albert again. Myrtle was really a nice lady despite the smothering towards the siblings, but then they realizes she doesn't have a family. At least they were okay with it. And Albert chasing Seymour was funny. True, it was touching, minus the NSL. Who knows? Maybe she might return again.
White Hare has plot hole. Lincoln goes to same school with Lucy, Lisa and the twins, so why the heck they don't go to the school bus with him? Can you add it to the errors of the episode? Scene of Lincoln chasing the buss reminded me of opening scene of 2002 Spider-man. The new girl's VA is Asian, Stella looks Asian, so people will like to speculate. Didn't it seem forced that Lincoln realised he should have listened to the sisters in the end? After Heavy Meddle fiasco, he had a legitimate reason not to listen to them. He listened to them after all and again the ep gives message that Lincoln is always wrong and his sisters always right and this is misandristic.
I finally watched city slickers and fool me twice.
I watched City Slickers, I don't hate RA that much, but now I dislike her much more. She lied her friends and kept messing Lincoln to cover her lies and didn't bother to explain it in the first place, Lincoln needed to get angry so she could say this. I don't know if Lincoln had flashbacks or imagination, but the pantsing down on photo was real. I don't like that she still likes humiliating Lincoln, I don't like her like I did in S1 and S2. I was annoyed by Lori and Bobby, but at least he told something smart about getting used to the city. Lori's subplot reminded me Homer vs New York. Because I was lied about Ronnie Anne's change, then I am bit angry. I don't like being lied. I see this ep worse, when I compare it to previous episode. This ep is like Ronnie's Save the date, she lied and gave Lincoln worse things than insults, but she nobody threw furnitures on her and nobody gave her a death glare, in Hand-me-downer Lincoln also pretended someone he's not, but unlike Ronnie he was ridiculed by those new friends and loudly called out by sisters. I really dislike this unfair sex. I also really don't like that Lincoln is made a masochist in this ep, it's contradictionary to eps where he clearly didn't like Lynn hitting him.
Fool Me Twice was not my favorite, because this time poor family fooled themselves. Also it was a lame excuse that a geezer had to play Lincoln, because the real one is 11 and has white hair, when roles for the younger sisters were perfectly found. I like how the family made Luan cry, it reminded me a climax from my fanfic "April Two Rules". I like how the family pranked Luan by getting rid of her stuff. It's like it's supposed to be saving throw after nsl, but it isn't, because all bad things happened to Lincoln in 1 episode, when to rest of the siblings similar things happen like one bad thing per episode. It's still an unfair sex that Luan was never kicked out the house for almost killing her family, when Lincoln was for much less damaging felony. I like how Crowley and Wetta give us plot twists, but this time I didn't fully like it. I knew the family isn't going to move, but I like they made Luan believe this. I felt not even a bit sorry for Luan after all she did. Still my favorite of april fools eps is Fool's Paradise, because it had most interesting plot.
That's right. I know Ronnie is tough, but she acts that way for a living. But deep down, she's very caring. So she shouldn't be hated that much, but at least she liked the Royal Woods sweatshirt Linc gave her. And Lori sure was having a hard time in the city.
Another April Fools episode was very clever and crazy. Luan's family put on disguises and uses stunt doubles to avoid her pranks, but she got wise and was prepared for that. I felt sorry for them when they got locked up in the garage by her. And the stunt doubles doing something wicked and dumb was uncalled for. What a predicament for the original Louds. And yeah, you're right about that geezer playing Linc because he doesn't sound anything like the original. You got a point.
I know, right? And I already know it was prank as well. At least Luan was regretful and got payback. And I dunno which April Fools' episode is the best.
Net Gains - Lynn's episode, this is finally a chance to give her development, I expect Lynn to become a coach.
Pipe Dreams - parents make secrect bathroom. I don't mind this ep. I expect siblings to find this out and giving a big argument.
Fandom Pains - better than I expected, Lucy upset that Lori and Leni watch vampires of melancholia, because new character was introduced. This is a good chance for bonding between Lucy and the eldest, I haven't seen them interacting too often. Maybe Haiku will make a cameo.
Teacher's Union - Oh, no, another Clincoln McLoud ep. I hoped Agnes Johnson to be the protagonist. It looks like mix of Girl Guru and Health Kicked. I hope Clyde won't appear too soon next, Lincoln's other friends also deserve to bond with Lincoln like Rusty in Back in Black.
Friendzy - it seems like Homeschool mixed with Overnight Success, I expect house to be demolished or ruined like in end of It's a 4xLoud House. I fear most of the invited friends won't even say a word, I had this problem with L is for Love.
I don't have idea for picture for Valentines, because I was busy with a picture for carnival in Rio de Janerio. I am Ronnicoln fan, but I am disillusioned that they are not a couple. It may sound strange, but I like imagining Maggie shipped with emo Lincoln from my fanfic Melancholinc and Tabby with rocker Lincoln from my fanfic Brother in the Band.
If I had enough time, I would make a montage of Lincoln on various dates with background music "Womanizer" by B.Spears. Sadly I don't, because I'm busy.
I read that Helga Pataki was a jerk, because she felt unfavorite with sister favored by her parents, her dad is a greedy jerk and mother an alcoholic. Comparing Ronnie to Helga makes Ronnie even more unsympathetic, because unlike Helga Ronnie doesn't have even a abusive parents as freudian excuse to be a jerk. She pranks and bullies Lincoln despite he did nothing to her. Ronnie cooks and does laundry, but that's her chores, not slave labour. Maria also doesn't favor any of her children. She may be not a competent parent due to working so much, but Lincoln has bigger problems with more neglectful parents and often uncaring sisters, but he doesn't bully or prank anybody. The writers made Ronnie learn her lesson in City Slickers, but she still pranks Lincoln for nothing but amusement. In the city of Casagrandes she still humiliates and bullies Lincoln despite nobody in the city has any reason to care about it. Also the writers never punished her for previous bullyings and still didn't give her an excuse. I just realised Ronnie is that unsympathetic, she's just a jerk pretending to be nice girl. I can't believe I liked her previously and shipped her with Lincoln.
So let's teach Mr Gossiper about consequences of spreading untruth.
I improved my picture of Loud girls as Brazilian dancers by giving them more realistic feet and Lori's outfit was little redesigned.
I keep reediting my fanfics and uploading them on DArt. Next one I'm going to upload is Lucy's birth. How would look such titlecard for it? Baby Lucy playing with plush dolls of Lincoln and Lynn.
I read your Snow Way In, I hope I don't hurt you, but the story was simply not interesting to me. I don't know what would make it better.
Can you add to Carlino's trivia that his Polish VA also voiced Loni?
I was happy, when Carol showed herself. Are there minor characters you'd like to see again? I'd like to see Tabby, the coolest of Lincoln's 4 forced dates. Perhaps I'm in minority, but I'd like Renee to return, she'd be interesting as Lincoln's rival.
I speculate that Paige is Becky's sister due to similar look. I found someone speculating that David is Maggie's brother, but I don't think they are related, because they are not so similar and he would be at her b-day party.
I also believe Lincoln is the one, who hit Renne during this fight, because he was uninjured after the fight. If not that argument, they would become friends.
How would you find this dark theory? Lincoln's dates are expies of his 4 sisters, so it's hidden Loudcest. I don't buy it.
What episodes disappointed your expectations? Mine are there.
I expected 1 of the boys to show genderbended versions of the sisters as very different personalities, but instead they all were stereotypical gross bullies. Some fans say it's because it's 11 minutes instead of 22, then the writers should have kept the story for special episode and give another story there.
I expteced 2 boys and baby to be about Lincoln spending time with Lily and bonding with her, instead it gives a toilet humor and it's hard to believe Lincoln was incompetent baby sitter after previous eps showed he's competent enough. The worst part was toilet humor that made me barf. Sorry, but it was really so gross.
I expected Save the Date to focus more on bonding between Lincoln and Ronnie. I didn't expect Clyde's petty sabotages, his needless involvement lowered the quality of the episode for me. I didn't like the ep as Ronniencoln fans, I was such fan himself back then.
I expected or at least wished in Loudest Yard Lynn to keep training Lincoln and forming a solid bond between them like in my first fanfic "Coach Lynn". Instead Lincoln manipulated Lynn to impersonate him. It was a wasted potential for development of both characters, Lincoln was so unlikable due to his laziness. Even if he lost, but played as himself from the start, he would be a better man.
Believe me or not I expected Brawl to be better, instead we have poor execution, making all characters dumb and uncharacteristically unlikable.
Making the Grade, I expected Lisa to develop, instead she learned only to accept what she had, she didn't develop herself, she only did what Lincoln told her. This is a wasted chance for development.
Patching Things up, I expected it featuring only the twins. Lincoln and Clyde were needless filler, they lowered quality of the ep like Clyde himself did in Save the Date.
The whole pciture - I expected flashbacks of Lincoln's childhood, but I didn't expect them to be embarassing only. Only those showed on photos in prologue were cute, but they were too few. Also It's Clincoln McLoud, so another boring episode.
Change of heart. There all viewers expected Clyde to develop by getting rid off obsession on Lori, but it didn't happen. This ep made me dislike both Lori and Clyde, they are shown as very unhealthy characters, I can't feel any sympathy to.
Not a Loud - I expected Lincoln to not be adopted, but it's one of the worst execution, the origin story is unrealistic, Clyde steals too much time, field tests are unfunny fillers and mistakes. I expected the sisters to tell Lincoln his origin story and have flashbacks, the stories combined together last about 1 minute, like the writer didn't know what to write. It's also unrealistic that Lincoln didn't care much for being adopted and Clyde was panicing for him.
Tricked! - I expected a cool story about the family organising cool hw, instead we have another generic Clincoln McLoud story. The younger sisters' subplot was much more interesting. I felt like the writers didn't know what to focus on.
No Laughin Matter - I expected Luan trying to improve herself, but instead she quits comedy, because she can't face fact she's only annoying. I was supposed to feel sorry for her, but I didn't due to her being a jerk to her family in prologue of the ep, not to mention April Fools episodes. Most of the episode is so boring, I didn't expect this.
Cereal Offender- I didn't mind the episode, but what I didn't like is Linc's sisters - minus Lily- were acting up in the store. And the manager has issues with every customer. At least Linc was being serious and stopped his bratty doppelgänger. And the sisters were being selfish after Linc told them about getting his Zombie Bran cereal and wanted a treat as well. And they have to make such a big deal by starting a fight. And Linc could've explain to the manager it wasn't his fault. Then Rita was most upset with Linc, despite it wasn't his fault and she wouldn't listen to his explainations. After his sisters feel bad about what they did, they got him the cereal to make it up to him. So that worked out.
To like Careal offender I need to ignore the sisters. Chasing the bratty kid was enjoyable. I didn't like the sisters suddenly getting crazy and making all Lincoln's efforts for nothing. If they didn't buy him the careal I would dislike them. I don't like that Rita was upset only on Lincoln and not on her daughters. In my language version Rita says she's upset on everyone, but still talks mostly to Lincoln. I still don't like when it's all for nothing.
I noticed a continuity error in Brawl and Out of the picture. Linc and Clyde were in same shirts on picture during school picture day, but in Out of the picture they are on no school picture till they see the picture of their halves.
I finally film Coco. I didn't watch the film in cinema, because it had premiere about same time my grandmother died, so it's understandable I was not in mood to watch films about death. Colorful animation was amazing. I like the powerful message of the film "don't put your dreams before family". I agree with the message, because if I fulfilled my dream, but was alone with my success, I wouldn't feel fully successful. Miguel had cool sceleton disguise and nice character development, he learned to not be so stubborn and disrespectful. It's understandable he was like this, because he was a preteen. The story isn't original, but still interesting and fascinating. I knew from the start that Hector is Miguel's relative, because I watched many films, so I can notice some patterns in plot. I think Ernesto is the most evil Pixar villain, because even after death he successfully kept everyone fooled for almost a century. I like ending of the film and scene with Miguel holding his baby sister, it was adorable. I like message of Coco "Don't put dreams over family".
At least there are still innuendos in running gags. However I think after Savino was fired for sexual harassment, dirty jokes in the show will be reduced. In S3 I saw no innuendo.
What do you think about Casagrandes having spin off shows? I just hope it won't end like Sheen's planet as Jimmy Neutron's spin off.
I watched Net Gains. Go on kimcartoon. Don't read more untill you watch it.
Good that Lynn doesn't have breakdown after losing, but her superstitions didn't disappear. If superstitions are supposed to make her character, then I won't like her soon. In this ep she wants to win so bad that she thought of herself as the only hope to win and rest of the teammates are wimps. She didn't care to train them like she tried to train Lincoln in loudest yard, she thought she's the only competent one. This was so arrogant of her and, when she drafted 2 better teammates in, they treated her exacly like she treated her original teammates. Lynn needed to taste own medicine to learn how her teammates feel. Problem is they are so dormant, they also didn't try to improve themselves. Sorry, but in this episode I can't feel sympathy for anybody. Lynn learned something, to not treat her teammates like dirt. In this ep were commentators from nsl, I hate those guys and I also hate Flip, learning that he's a fromer prisoner or a friend of criminals doesn't make him any better.
Either way, it was a great episode and Lynn and her team have fun. And I never knew Flip used to be a prisoner. And the way he give a single Flippee with each straw to Lynn and her team was dumb.
I think this episode is harmless. Do you think this ep can be compared to Friend or Faux? Lynn didn't seem like she's trying to be the team's friend. I think Flip gave 1 flippee with 5 straws, because he's so avaricious.
I just read your St Patrick fanfic and it was nice to read, good calling backs to previous episodes. Hotel part was the best.
In March 8 Michael Rubiner said he would take over leader position after Savino's firing. I am sceptical, because he wrote gross tables, mean spirited silence, boring hand-me-downer, pointless study muffin and messy L is for Love. The last is popular, but I see this as a collection of 10 underdeveloped and unfinished short stories. He wrote funny Potty Mouth and Pilot-like Project Loud House, but his good works are outnumbered by bad works. I hope Karla won't take over, because she's a hit or miss writer, author of most controversial episodes, she wasted opportunities for changing status quo or characte development, she also wrote most continuity errors and she contradicts herself in messages of her episodes like Save the Date and Shell Shock.
Can you write that Billy had appearance in Net Gains?
Yesterday I edited and uploaded fanfic "Brother in the Band" on DArt, it's about Luna making a band with Lincoln and Tabby. This weekend I edited screenshots from the whole picture by replacing Clyde with sister he dressed like. I'm most proud of pic with young Linc and baby Lola.
Next week I;m going to watch Pacific Rim Uprising, 5 years ago I watched the original film with joy. Guielmo del Toro always had specific taste.
FirstDrellSpectre wrote:
I just read your St Patrick fanfic and it was nice to read, good calling backs to previous episodes. Hotel part was the best.
In March 8 Michael Rubiner said he would take over leader position after Savino's firing. I am sceptical, because he wrote gross tables, mean spirited silence, boring hand-me-downer, pointless study muffin and messy L is for Love. The last is popular, but I see this as a collection of 10 underdeveloped and unfinished short stories. He wrote funny Potty Mouth and Pilot-like Project Loud House, but his good works are outnumbered by bad works. I hope Karla won't take over, because she's a hit or miss writer, author of most controversial episodes, she wasted opportunities for changing status quo or characte development, she also wrote most continuity errors and she contradicts herself in messages of her episodes like Save the Date and Shell Shock.
Thanks. Wow. Impressive setting and writing he did.
Description of Head Poet's Anxiety is better than I expected. It will be about bond between Lucy and Luan. Last time we saw them interacting was in Room with a Feud. I wonder how optimist will interact with pessimist.
Description of Rita Her Rights sounds sad. She claims that she feels better doing community service than at her home. I guess it will be about her family trying to make her life better. Still this reminds me a sad story about a boy, who commited a crime to get imprisoned, because he found prison better than living in abusive house.
New topics I'd like to discuss are antagonists and exaggerations. Tell me, what you think about them, please.
I am fine with most episodes of the show working without antagonists. It's because earlier I found writting a story without antagonists impossible to write. However when antagonists in the show appear, they are shallow and forgetable. Tetherby is a typical snob looking down on poor, I've seen those types many times. Chandler is an apathetic jerk with big ego. Stankos are just father and son bullies, enjoying bullying and humiliating others and they have no sense of dignity. Hank and Hawk are even worse, because they are generic bullies doing evil just for evil. Principal Huggins was an antagonist in Frog Wild, only because Lana and Lincoln stole the frogs, nobody can blame him for doing his job in getting back school properity. Huggins was clear antagonist in Pulp Friction, becuase he abused his authority to get rid of rival in comic contest. This episode gave his backstory, what makes him the deepest antagonist of the show. Flip is just and expy of Mr Krabs, the writers should get more original and more creative. Luan has very clever strategies in April Fools, but she does humiliate and hurt her family for nothing, but amusement, what makes her unlikable and those episodes are very divisive.
I know exaggeration in the show is played for laughs, but the characters exaggerate too much and too far. I will skip Brawl. In Lincoln's flashback he cut himself with paper, so the sisters checked his temperature, gave him bandages, chicken soup and x-ray. This was just stupid instead of funny. Similar thing happened in "One of the boys". Security systems in Lock N Loud and Pipe Dreams are criticized even by the characters themselves. Lynn Sr in vantastic voyage got attatched to his new van far too much and it's unbelievable, he as an adult should have realised it's wrong, he didn't listen carefully to his relatives' justified complains. This episode made him look incredibly jerkish and stupid. Because of Lisa's inhuman knowledge I find her the least credible character. Lori and Bobby's romance is so cliche and cheesy that I don't care, what happens to them. Lola in Patching things up was weird instead of funny, because she was so afraid of germs that she took only a can by tool and was in hazmat suit, also puking, when she heard what's latrine was just gross.
I saw you removed from trivia of Luna and Lucy lines about being feminine or masculine. I suggest moving it to section personality instead of removing this info completelly.
I have long weekend due to May 1, so I go with my dad on a travel. We're going to visit his brother and cousin. I hope this will be a pleasant family reunion. I will keep taking long walks in sunny days.
Yesterday I saw Avengers Infinity war and without spoilers I can describe it with 1 word "depressing".
I have mixed feelings. Plot is ok, but there is too much of toilet humor. Maybe I don't complain, because I didn't see many trip films. Plane scene was the best and I love scene of Lincoln, Luna, Lana, Lisa and Lynn splashing each others in lake. I agree singing the song was pointless, that song wasn't even good, but at least I learned some Louds know how to play guitars and that Lincoln can plan on drums. The prisoner was a pointless character. I have to agree Lynn was rude due to her competition desire, but I can swallow it, because I don't find it too annoying. The konga dance on the start was cringeworthy like Louds dancing in Come Sale Away. I don't like Leni in this episode, because she almost poisoned her family, that's just unacceptable. Lori's fart problems were simply flanderized and I almost puked. In the end I find this episode as average.
Yeah. The episode was okay. I like how the Louds saved a lot of money. And Lori passing gas, although she doesn't admit it, was really bad, but funny. And I thought Lily always make a stinky fume. But what was a disaster is that everything backfired on the family. Leni made everyone throw up with messed up egg sandwiches, Vanzilla getting towed away due to the parking break got released, they get on the prison bus instead of the actual bus, nobody else wouldn't give the Louds a ride, and the truck driver who has all the cars (including Vanzilla) didn't stop and Vanzilla got destroyed, but halfway and everyone's stuff got blown away. And Lynn Sr.'s watch got broken. But everything worked out, because the Family performed a great song, Rita was a good plane flyer, they helped the Cherry Farmer and helped them share his room, and everyone has a good time together. And also the escaped prisoner, who escaped the bus and then get on the plane got what he deserved after the latter ran out of gas and ended up back in prison.
I don't find jokes funny, but gross. Now I am more convienced that Lily is Lori's baby, because they both have farting problems. The writers really needs smarter jokes, because the audience isn't that stupid. I think because of the Amazon, this episode will have ratings less than 2 m.
How old do you think Luan was in flashback of Head Poet Anxiety? I'm asking, because I plan to make a picture of her and young Lincoln playing together with their favorite toys. I need to give Lincoln proper appearance in this picture.
Morgan Freeman was an Afro American actor born in 1937.
Soon people will stop trusting actors and there will be a stereotype that celebrities are sexual predators. Because of all those incidents films became ugly to me.
I think that this episode is mean spirited based on the comments, I even thought it's a clone of "2 boys and baby". So This time I make an exception and I will not watch this.
If you're interested, I made a comic on DArt about Lincoln and Maggie. I plan to make another comic about Lincoln going with Lynn to middle school 1st time.
