Top 10 Moments from The Loud House
Ever since its debut on Nickelodeon in 2016, The Loud House has captivated audiences with its wacky, heartfelt, and downright hilarious antics.The Loud House has made a significant impact on animation with its unique premise - a boy named Lincoln Loud trying to navigate his day-to-day life as the only son in a family of eleven children. Each episode is a wild adventure, filled with chaos, comedy, and camaraderie that resonates with viewers of all ages. There's never a dull moment in the Loud household, with ten diverse sisters, each with their distinct personalities and quirks, contributing to the unpredictable and exciting storyline.
But what exactly makes a moment in The Loud House stand out? Is it the slapstick comedy that leaves you rolling on the floor laughing? Or perhaps it's those heartfelt moments where, amidst the chaos, the Loud family demonstrates their deep love and respect for each other. Maybe it's the ingenious schemes of Lincoln and his best friend Clyde, or the ever-changing dynamics between the Loud siblings that keep you hooked.
From laugh-out-loud funny to tear-jerking sweet, from outrageous plans that blow up spectacularly to heartwarming displays of sibling solidarity, The Loud House has it all. And the magic of this show lies in these standout moments that weave together to create an engaging, dynamic narrative that's as entertaining as it is touching.
At the end of the episode, all the Loud siblings send love letters to their crushes. In a twist most never saw coming, Luna sends her letter to her admirer Sam, who is not a boy but a girl, revealing Luna to be bisexual. I have to applaud Nickelodeon for taking a risk and not trying to make a big deal about it like most TV shows would.
I was delightfully surprised to find out that Luna's crush was a girl, as many people have been wanting LGBTQ+ representation in children's TV shows for a long time. Those of you who don't support it, keep your opinions to yourself. Literally nobody asked, and it's quite embarrassing to throw a fit over a fictional couple on a Nickelodeon show.
Following a fight with Lucy, Lincoln allows Lynn to stay with him for the night, a decision he ultimately regrets. She keeps him up all night by bouncing her ball against the wall, snoring, wrestling him, and even farting in the bed and covering him with the sheets.
In one of the most memorable fight scenes in the show, all the Loud siblings race to get to the van and secure the best seat, also known as the "Sweet Spot." This erupts into an all-out brawl that ultimately results in them destroying the van.
Great moment as we get to see a little bit more of Lynn's backstory. It explains why Lynn acts so aggressively due to her having a horrible time in her first year of middle school.
My favorite moment in the episode.
Loved this moment.
One of the best Christmas episodes ever created for the show on cable television.
This reminds me of the first time I listened to Falling In Reverse. My clothing, nails, and most of my hair suddenly turned black. I went from being a boring, normal girl to who I currently am almost overnight.
In this moment, it shows Luna at her first concert, which changed her life forever and started her love for music.
A much better Luna-centric moment than the one where she turns out to be gay.
The Newcomers
During the episode, Lincoln tries to delay his parent-teacher conference out of fear that his teacher has bad things to say about him.
One of these moments includes Liam having his Meemaw bring Carol Anne, a pregnant goat, who finds the spicy sandwich he left in his desk. Apparently, this causes Carol Anne to go into immediate labor as Liam's Meemaw hollers in excitement, telling Mrs. Johnson that they are about to have themselves some goat babies and to clear her desk to use as a birthing bed.
As a result, Carol Anne literally gives birth in the classroom as all the other parents overhear this.
Great ending to a great episode, with both the Louds and the Casagrandes coming together, putting aside their differences, and celebrating Thanksgiving at Flip's.
The first episode of The Loud House entirely focused on Ronnie Anne and Bobby, who are usually minor characters, and introduces their family. They should do more half-hour specials like this. They could even do an entire spin-off series with Ronnie Anne and her family.
To quote Peter Griffin, "That is awesome!"
In the episode, The Louds send Luan to a clown camp to avoid another one of her April Fool's pranks. They find themselves in a motel triggered with booby traps, with each family member falling victim to Luan's pranks.
At the end of the episode, they finally give Luan a taste of her own medicine. They celebrate, only for Luan to announce that she's going to prank them even harder next year.
Why are these episodes so entertaining?
One of the best endings in a Loud House episode.
While visiting Ronnie Anne in the city, Lincoln ends up meeting her other friends, Casey, Nikki, and Sameer.
Sad song. Luna is better off being herself than a sellout.
