Top 10 The Really Loud House Episodes

The Really Loud House is the live-action series based on The Loud House. It mostly consists of full-length, 22-minute episodes focused on Lincoln and his large family, and for this list, we'll be counting down the top 10 episodes of the live-action series.

The Top Ten

Heart and Soul

So far, this is the best episode of The Really Loud House. Lincoln and Clyde try to break Liam's record by launching Lincoln out of his window. Meanwhile, Luna is trying to make a video on Click Clock, but Lincoln and Clyde keep sneaking into her video, stealing attention away from her. Understandably upset, Luna complains that Lincoln is always doing things like this. She recalls a flashback of when she taught Lincoln to play a song on the piano, which he thought was a fun bonding moment for them. However, Luna tells him that was back when they were kids, and now she's a serious musician with no time for fun. This gives the impression that their time bonding over music was meaningless to her.
Lincoln apologizes to Luna, reminding her that the moment still meant something to him. In the end, Luna takes Lincoln's words to heart, realizing that music should be about having fun, just like it was in House Music.
Then there's the B plot, where Lynn Sr. and Rita get into a fight. Lynn Sr. is acting like the fun parent after letting Lisa, Lola, Lana, Lucy, and Lily stay up late watching Vampires of Melancholia. The kids then try to get their parents to make up.
I Wanna Hold Your Hand

Lincoln and his friends prepare for the school dance, where Clyde's dads are hoping to document Clyde's big moment of holding hands with his date. Meanwhile, Lincoln tries and fails to impress his crush, Charlie, and not even advice from his sisters seems to help. Pretty good episode, and I love the song from Back to the Future, The Power of Love, playing in the credits.
The Macho Man with the Plan

This is the first episode of The Really Loud House, where Lincoln and Clyde have to do favors for Lincoln's sisters to get their help with his scheme. Lincoln wants to distract his dad by taking him out to dinner for his half-birthday, allowing him to stay up late for the Rip Hardcore marathon and earn his Macho Man Badge. Lincoln plans to use Todd to pose as him during the dinner at Jean Juan's Mex Buffet.
However, Lynn Sr. eventually realizes what's going on. He's hurt when he finds out his daughters only took him to dinner to help Lincoln with his scheme to stay up past curfew. He reveals that, as a child, he shared his birthday with a popular kid, Jake Stone. Every year, none of the kids would go to his party because they'd go to Jake's instead. To help him feel special, his mom started celebrating his half-birthday so kids would come.
Upon hearing his dad's story, Lincoln decides to throw a surprise half-birthday party for him, and his sisters join in as Luna sings a song for their dad.
The Banana Split Decision

It's parent-teacher conference night as Lynn Sr. and Rita find themselves running from school to school and promise that if the kids get more positive reviews than bad ones, they will give the kids the giant Auntie Pam boat-sized banana split.
Lincoln becomes too overconfident that, with Lisa now getting a review this year, he feels that he doesn't have to do his report paper, which is late. When Lisa gets a bad review, he has to find a way to improve his grade with Mr. Bolhofner.
The Manager with the Planager

Lincoln encourages Clyde to showcase his amazing drumming skills so he can perform with the Bucket Bashers, and after becoming his manager, Lincoln lets things go to his head and pushes Clyde too far. When Lincoln moves up his gig with the Bucket Bashers a lot sooner than he was prepared for, Clyde bails from the gig, leading him and Lincoln to have a falling out.
Meanwhile, Luan has a crisis after one of her idols, a comedian named Joan Shivers, talks negatively about her and tells her to quit comedy altogether, as Lynn Sr. convinces her not to give up on her dream because of negative criticism. Then we have another subplot where Luna helps Leni pass her history test.
The Guy Who Makes You Fly

Lincoln goes on vacation to get away from his family while Clyde attempts to fill Lincoln's place, only to end up making a mess of things and having Luna and Leni mad at him when his attempts to help them backfire, leading him to try and get Lincoln back.
No Louds Allowed

Lincoln and Clyde start their own exclusive club in the attic and refuse to let his sisters join, which leads to the sisters Luna and Leni, Lisa and Lucy, and later Lynn and Lana forming their own clubs and excluding the others from joining their clubs. This leads to complete chaos as usual, and Tony Hawk has to be the one to remind them of the importance of family.
Ro-Bro

Lincoln wants a cool big brother, so Lisa builds him a robot brother, Ro-Bro, for him to hang out with. He ends up ignoring Clyde and causing a strain in their friendship, and not surprisingly, Ro-Bro goes on the fritz and turns on Lincoln.
The Chore Thing

It's chore day at the Loud House, and Lincoln tries to get out of doing his chores. Through a series of events, he ends up getting arrested after riding on the lawn mower, which speeds out of control through one of Lisa's experiments. Then he and Clyde stop a notorious criminal, Milk Shake Marty, and his gang from robbing Aunt Pam's.
Meanwhile, back home, the Loud sisters end up getting trapped in the basement as the doorknob has broken off, and they are unable to find it.
The Blemish Dilemish

Possibly the weakest episode so far, as Lincoln ends up embarrassing himself in front of his new crush, Charlie, while interviewing her for the Action News Team and blurts out that he has a butt pimple, which leads to him being humiliated.
Meanwhile, Mom and Dad attempt to befriend their new neighbor, Dr. Simmons, in order to get free health care advice due to how expensive it's been covering health care for their 11 kids, and get him to tend to Lincoln's butt pimple. Not soon after, Lincoln is humiliated further when Charlie shows up at his house and sees him wearing a diaper so his butt pimple can heal, and footage of him in the diaper goes viral all over the school before Lincoln is brought on Rusty's talk show to talk about his situation. He gives a speech that everyone has flaws and shouldn't let their imperfections bring down their confidence. Not a great episode, but still decent.