Worst The Loud House Episodes

As good as the Loud House is, it does have a few bad episodes.
The Top Ten
1 No Such Luck

There is no such thing as luck. That should have been the moral of the episode. Instead, Lincoln's family takes it way too far! I mean, seriously. What were the writers thinking? Making an episode about how Lincoln tells everybody he is bad luck just so he can avoid going to their activities, but his family takes it WAY too far and kicks him out of the house? Is that a reasonable plot? NO! And I hate Lynn with a burning passion. I used to like her, but after this episode, everything changed. So what if you lose just one measly softball game? You can't win all the time! She needs to realize that part of playing a sport requires you to take defeat in order to get better and learn good sportsmanship! Bottom line, this show is going majorly downhill.

Let's see:

Character torture? Check (Lincoln)

Character assassination? Check (Leni, Lucy, Luna, Lana, Rita, Lynn Sr, Lisa)

Unlikable characters? Check (The Loud Sisters and parents, especially Lynn Jr)

Mean spirited? Check (Does "Please step farther away from the house" ring a bell)

Bad Morals? Check (Don't lie to your family or you'll be kicked out of your house)

Unsatisfying Ending? Check (We sold your furniture)

Bad Character Development? Check (Lynn Jr)

This episode has almost all of the elements needed to make a bad episode. And it is a bad episode. People hated it so bad, Wiki had to permanently disable the comments for it's page.

2 Brawl in the Family

Chris Savino said this was a great episode. I have no idea why. Sure, there are people who like this episode and there's nothing wrong with that. But whether you like it or not, in my case I don't, you have to realize that there are logical problems. Why does Lincoln not know about the Sister Fight Protocol? How do the sisters make up if they are constantly avoiding each other? Why are Lynn Sr and Rita such awful and selfish parents? Chris, I know you still like this episode but these problems still exist no matter what your opinion is.

My #5 least favorite episode. | This is stupidly dramatic. I get that it is played for humor, but the episode is an annoying version of stupid. It just tortures Lincoln throughout, and I couldn't like ONE character here. Their "sister fight protocol" shows to negatively impact the entire family by closing things off and requiring second rounds for a meal. They act militaristic, which is what I mean by them over-dramatizing it. It is completely hypocritical to the main goal for the sisters to "work it out." Just a pretty bad episode.

Lincoln should have kept his big fat mouth shut in this episode but NO! This stupid cowardly imbecilic turd instigates the fighting between his sisters and they end up slugging it out underneath various dust clouds which look like flesh eating blobs. Lincoln is a useless worthless idiot dumbass in this episode and I for one would whoop up on his sorry ass for causing his sisters to brawl in the first place! GO TO HELL LINCOLN LOUD!

This episode is basically saying all sisters need to fight over the dumbest things ever. That is NOT true, all sisters fight, but not over buying the same dress, or colored zones (probably racism), There are MUCH, much more better and important reasons to fight.

3 The Green House

One of the issues Lincoln faces in many episodes is unfortunate implications. The plot of this episode is that the class is doing a thing where the kids' families have to conserve energy to save baby polar bears. The teacher is grading everyone the same despite the sizes of the families and Lincoln gets peer pressure from dumb luck. Clyde gets a good grade because his parents have solar panels which was mentioned in the episode. Lincoln has 10 sisters and 2 parents, something he can't control and it is shown several times in the episode he has NO CONTROL. I also hate Lincoln in the end, and the fact that one video game takes up the power of the whole house just seems unrealistic.

I've only just started watching this show and this is easily the worst episode so far. Between the overly preachy and in-your-face moral, completely unfair treatment of Lincoln as his power usage is high due to a large family (which is not his fault), total guilt-tripping, and a really nasty teacher who witnessed bullying and did nothing about it, this episode once again reinforces the stereotype of environmentally friendly episodes being obnoxious and horrible.

Lincoln and his classmates families have to conserve energy to save a baby polar bear for the class. lincoln says he doesn't hate baby polar bears and then his classmates get angry at him because they misunderstood what he said. and I love how they threaten to ruin lincolns social life, it will take a lot more than a few 10 year olds to ruin someones reputation. because lincoln has a huge family he clearly can't control the energy they use. and they do sacrifices to save energy and they do it to play a video game or something. and his class won and lincoln is still hated by his class even though they won. THEY WON what else do his classmates want. so yeah the episode is what I consider the worst. it just feel like a cruel modern spongebob episode.

Along with Ties that Bind, this episode shows Lincoln at his worst. He convinced his sisters to conserve energy but then he took all of the house's power just to play a video game? Not cool Lincoln. Not cool.

4 Making the Case

Yep. Very bad episode indeed. Half of the things Lincoln films his sisters doing aren't really embarrassing, and the worst part is that his sisters suffer no consequences for disowning his brother. Sure, they forgive him for getting even with them, but I still really wish Lincoln's sisters regretted disowning him, and maybe even cry about it. But no, we get a happy ending this episode doesn't deserve because potatoes. It's sad when I consider a fanfic of this episode to be more canon than the episode itself.

Lincoln 's classmates are BIG jerks! The sisters should tell Lincoln 's classmates are lame because they laughed at their brother.

I kinda like this episode, but it's so cruel. The fact that that stupid hamster cam wins just puts salt on the wound.

The most disgusting mean spirited episode ever. Lori mentioning her shoes is plain icky.

5 One of those Boys

My least favorite episode. Stereotypes are not funny. They're stupid. Why do all of the boys here act the same? Couldn't they at least make them resemble their counterparts? Why are Loni and Luke, the gender bents of the two nicest sisters so cruel and disgusting? You know how I would have made this episode work? Have Lincoln assume that his brothers would like all of the things his sisters object to and then when he actually meets them, he would learn that they aren't too different from his sisters after all. Also, the voice actresses for the younger brothers didn't even try to differentiate from their main roles.

If I were Lincoln, when I get punched by the jerks of Lynn and Lars for the stupid reasons of falling through the FLOOR and by crashing on his TOMB, I would, instead of leaving the room, I would return back their actions by punching them in their FACES or breaking their HEADS, so they would learn their lessons instead of treating him like crap.

, I HATE THIS EPISODE. Okay, first off, Lincoln's sisters are driving him crazy. His sisters are so out of character. They are all out over the mall. I doubt half of them would care to go to the mall anyways. Why would Lucy want to go to the mall. Not only that but they reject Lincoln's idea of going to Dairyland. Excuse me, but half of you wanted to go to dairyland in In Tents Debate. So stop being so mean to Lincoln over a thing you normally would not want to go to! Then Lincoln wants ten brothers, okay cool. So Lisa creates a way he can go to an alternate demension where he has ten brothers instead of ten sisters. Right from the start I know this is a dream. Sooo predictable. The brothers are just a bunch of Lynns. They're all mean and gross. Speaking of gross, this is the worst toilet humor has ever gone in this show. This doesn't even feel like a loud House episode at this point. And you want to know the worst part of it all. Kevin Sullivan wrote this episode. Someone who has ...more

This episode could of been really cool, but we got what we got. The Loud brothers are a bunch of annoying pricks that all act the exact same. It would be cool if The Loud House revisits this idea in the future, but hopefully it would be done a lot better.

6 April Fools Rule

Luan feels joy in making her siblings scared, Lincoln even tells her to stop and she will not. Why do her parents not tell her to stop? They punish the kids for fighting over money but don't punish Luan for these awful pranks? These could have gotten someone killed. Lincoln could have died when being launched to the oven at high speeds, and could have gotten clawed to death. Not to mention, she also led Leni far out of the house, where exactly was she led to though? Hopefully not to some dangerous neighborhood. Luan does this again in "Fool's Paradise." Lana fell into pie flavors she was allergic to, as a prank. Luna almost missed the gelatin and fell onto the ground which could have seriously injured her. Leni gets launched into a sign, which if she missed, would fall likely to her death. If it was Lily she probably would be killed by the impact to the sign. What the hell is wrong with Luan in these episodes?

My #1 least favorite episode. | An atrocity. Luan is incredibly sadistic. Hahaha, it's funny because Lola is so scared she wet herself, I am rolling on the floor laughing. Half of the pranks she pulls has the potential to kill you. I'm okay with villains, when they actually are villains. Last I checked, Luan was a pretty nice person who just told annoying jokes, not THIS! It makes me wonder how the parents allow this too. They punish the kids for fighting over money and don't allow telling jokes at the "grown-up table," but they don't keep Luan from potentially killing someone. What if Lily got caught in these pranks? You can't 100% orchestrate who gets caught by these pranks, and Lily probably would end up dead. Just an awful episode.

Luan is my favorite Loud sibling but she was downright awful in this one. Pranks and jokes are fun and all since that's why I like her character but what happened in this episode was completely out of line. This is a prime example of why I adamantly refuse to celebrate April Fools' Day as it just inspires meanspirited episodes like this one. I still love Luan's character but her otherwise funny and lovable personality was horribly derailed in this.

Luan is mostly kind and funny, but in the April Fools episodes, she is an evil psychopath. She sets off these cruel pranks which injure her siblings. Does she enjoy the pain and suffering of her own siblings? And worse, their mom and dad don't punish Luan or stop her. They just let her do all the pranking on that holiday. Kill this episode along with the other April Fools episodes immediately!

7 Making the Grade

My least favorite part of the episode is when Lisa constantly blames Lincoln for showing her how dumb it is to be smart, even causing the parents to kick Lincoln out of the van and they leave him behind and drive away. That is CHILD ABANDONMENT. Gosh, do I want to murder those evil psychotic parents immediately.

I think this episode is worse than No Such Luck. Just my opinion.

This episode is so cruel. And no one felt bad for Lincoln.

More of this again why...

8 House of Lies

While this episode was defiantly funny and entertaining I can't really say that it was a good episode. Why? Because of two things. The first thing is that I kinda feel that Lisa went a little to far with all the cameras and the lie detecting glasses. The other thing is the moral in this episode. The moral in this episode is that it is ok to lie because it spares other people's feelings and that moral is complete garbage in my opinion!

Moral: It's okay to lie as long as you don't offend anyone in the process.

This is an okay episode, but Lisa was being a jerk and the family was just rude.

Everyone, including the parents, encourages lying. What could get dumber than that?

House of goodness

9 A Tale of Two Tables

This episode is so dumb. I mean, 13-17 year olds are NOT grownups. The only grownups in this episode are the parents. And people shouldn't grow up that fast, I mean, teenagers don't usually read newspapers, drink coffee in the morning, watch politics and do taxes. But this episode seems to be telling us you need to be an adult at 13 years, and 11 year old Clyde does taxes at such a young age.

I hated the ending where the grownups, especially the parents, wanted to act like kids. You can't tell jokes at a grownup table? Jokes actually make dinner more fun!

This episode teaches us that kids should have fun in life and adults should be boring and depressed.

What? Most ageist episode I have ever seen. And it teaches people to misbehave at a table.

10 Save The Date

Why would the bullies be at that restaurant in the first place? They just had to be at that restaurant. They couldn't go to another restaurant?

ALL the Loud House episodes should be on the list, because I hate Chris Savino. "The Loud House is a good show", yeah, right. THIS is what people are praising, yet forgot that SpongeBob is getting better?! People say that SpongeBob is still getting worse, and Loud House is still good. I never really liked Harvey Beaks. Of course, then again, I never liked Chowder to begin with either. The only good things on Nickelodeon are SpongeBob season 10 and Miraculous Ladybug. Regal Academy was okay, but not as good as Winx Club. People say that even though Stephen Hillenburg is returning, SpongeBob is getting worse, pftt. Yeah right. Screw the Loud House.

Now if I were to teach those stupid, idiotic and jerk-faced classmates a lesson about how they bullied Lincoln just because he likes Ronnie Anne how shall I do it?

Oh, I know! I'll turn those boys into ants! Stupid little ants. Then I'll put those ants in a box, and then I'll put that box inside of another box, and then I'll mail that box to myself. And when it arrives, HAHAAHA! I'LL SMASH IT WITH A HAMMER!

Or to save on postage, I'll have a Death Song encase them in amber and let them dangle over a pit full of crocodiles. BRILLIANT!

Man, the only reason I hate this episode is that Lincoln's friends are such big whoops! They're not real friends, Clyde is an example of a real friend. But his other friends? Nope. They're just big sadistic pricks who get a sick thrill of teasing someone intensively.

The Contenders
11 The Sweet Spot

I thought it was okay. I mean the other seats were bad so it would make since that they would fight for the sweet spot. That was the only good seat.

Why the hell would Lincoln's sisters just barge in his room? Don't these girls know the meaning of privacy?

This doesn't make sense, how do 11 people destroy and entire van, and how does it come back?

The sisters are poor-piss-poor jerks, he just wanted a good spot.

12 It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud House

My #6 least favorite episode. | Incredibly boring and repetitive. The kids look for money, that's it, and there isn't much to like about any character. That's the problem with the episodes that try to focus on the family as a whole. We have little to no character development, which makes everyone seem 1-dimensional when you can't spend too much of your time on one character. A lot of the old episodes do this, which is why I believe the new seasons are light years better because we are given more of a focus on one or just a few characters, which allows us to dig deeper into them. This is more enjoyable than an 11-minute long explanation that says "big families, am I right?" This episode is just a crappy example of that.

The Loud family finds out there's money hidden in the house. They fight over it. They find more clues to where the money is. They fight over it. They find out where the money is hidden. They fight over who gets it first. They find the money. They fight over it. Their parents don't give a single crap during the process for some reason. The whole time they were trying to get the siblings to work together to find the money, but no, they have to pull a hurr-durr, we're-gonna-make-them-fight-anyway-lol "joke" that is just flat out irritating. I don't think this is the absolute worst episode of the series (that trophy goes to No Such Luck), but it's up there with some of the worst. This episode is just stupid, annoying, and pointless.

The treatment of Lincoln is terrible because they fight over money.

All they do is fight over money. That's it.

13 Fool Me Twice

I felt bad for the family. This episode is a good example of why Luan is my least favorite character on the show, and it is definitely the worst April Fools Day episode hands down.

This is actually the best April Fools' episode in my opinion. It finally gave Luan some redemption.

14 Ruthless People

This is the most boring and predictable episode I have ever seen. Not only that, but it does nothing but torture Lincoln, Lynn Sr., Lynn Jr., Lola, Luna, and Lori while the other side is having the time of their lives. Not to mention Lola is a bit flanderized here. Like the entire time she just wants everyone to suffer so she can have a little joy. Which annoys me because I really like Lola. I'll shut up because I know no one else feels this was. Also why would Lana take the termites to the lake house. That's unsafe to her family. Is she that stupid or is she just a jerk? Not to mention the title is kind of misleading 3/10

I don't like this episode but it's definitely not the worst of season 3, that title goes to Fool Me Twice. This episode does nothing but torture half the cast, while blessing the other half in very stupid ways. Also Albert acts like an old fart in this episode, which is the total opposite of how he usually acts.

15 Out on a Limo

I'm gonna be honest, this wasn't that bad. It's not good but it isn't as bad as everyone says it is. Yes, Lincoln is a jerk, but he is being manipulated by Tetherby. Lincoln is very manipulative, and he does realize what he is doing is wrong. Some people also got mad at his punishment. It did go a little far, I'll admit, but he at least did something to deserve it, and it's not as bad as the infamous No Such Luck. It does kind of fall flat on it's humor and the punishment, like I said was a little severe so it isn't gret but I would take this on most days. 6/10

This stupid idiot Lincoln chose to hang out with a pompous arrogant rich man rather than his sisters. He chose a creepy rich man over his family. What a disgrace this stupid kid iis, he let this wicked man call his sisters riff raff. I wouldve punched that rich jerk right in the mouth if he ever said that about my family. Lincoln sucks for not standing up to this buffoon the way he should have.

What's really jarring about this episode is how much of a terrible brother Lincoln is. this is a much worse rip off of pourus pockets from SpongeBob, because while SpongeBob is a snob and a jerk to Patrick, at least he didn't give this treatment to a family member!

A lot about his episode makes no sense just why the hell would Tetherby waste his time with an 11 year old who's not rich and more importantly why whould Lincoln even listen to this him.

16 Sound of Silence

I love loud house but I think this episode is just terrible. All because Lincoln wanted some silence, he is belittled by his sister. Just my opinion

Proof that Lola is a nincompoop.

This feels like a modern spongebob squidward torment episode

17 L is For Love

Here we have the episode that started the awful SamxLuna ship. Every time an episode focuses on these two it always turns into a boring and awkward mess. I dare you to watch Racing Hearts without cringing once. This is easily one of the most overrated episodes of the show.

I really don't see a problem with this episode, people make way too big a deal about the idea of Luna having on crush on Sam who's a girl and for the record Luna is not gay she's bisexual there's a huge difference between being gay and being Bi.

You guys are being very rude (ahem comments below me) Maybe I don't support lesbians, but you are going to hate an entire character for their choice and hash on Nickelodeon for showing kind diversity? You guys need to think about this a bit more,

I don't mind this episode, it goes as far to be a pioneer with gay relationships especially in the midst of the pulse nightclub shooting and trump removing transgenders from the military.

18 Study Muffin

The Loud sisters really creeped me out in this truly disturbing episode where they go all gaga over a lameass British boy who is nothing more than a cheesy Hugh Grant wannabe. Lisa really gave me the creeps the way she smiled at this guy. Lori would dump Bobby in a heartbeat for this guy by the way she reacted when she first saw him. Lincoln flunked his exam because of his sisters' stupid crush on this guy. It was really creepy of the Loud sisters and their dad chasing him down the street. Truly a disturbing episode and one I will avoid watching again from now on.

My #10 least favorite episode. | My main problem is the fact that Lori is basically cheating on Bobby, but then it can be implied later that she would be pissed if Bobby still noticed Lincoln's hot teacher (don't remember her name). Other than that, not much else to complain about. The sisters are a bit annoying overall, though.

19 Two Boys And A Baby

Rita doesn't know what it's like to stay with Aunt Ruth, who just lays down in the sofa bossing her nephew and nieces around like maids. So she just lets poor Linc, Lily, and Clyde to stay with her. All because she also has chicken pox? Is that even a good reason? If I were Linc, I'd tell my mom that my aunt is a couch potato who just bosses her nephew and nieces to do all her chores for her. Stupid fat lady...

I actually really enjoy this one, despite its awful ending.

The ending was way worse.

20 Vantastic Voyage

Lynn Sr acted like a douche bag and a weirdo in this episode. He even freaking offered his van a ring.

21 Cereal Offender

Honestly, not even the ending was good, because it opened up a few doors for what could happen the very next morning. What if the day after the incident happened, Lincoln went to take his very first bite of the highly-coveted Zombie Bran for breakfast... and found the box to be GONE? He'd probably go upstairs and hear chewing from Lynn and Lucy's room. And when he opens the door, Lucy would be revealed to have eaten every. Last. BITE. Even the cereal powder is gone. The Louds have a venomous tendency to forget a life lesson the very next day, so long as it means they can put their only brother through an unspeakable hell.

Lincoln worked his butt off to get that cereal with his sisters acting like a bunch of jerks. They beg to come only so they can get in the way, none of them even think about helping him, in the end after somewhat successfully keeping his sisters our of trouble and getting the things on the list. They all act like selfish jerks and ruin everything. This was very simply a Lincoln torture porn episode and I hated it.

Lincoln assured his mom that he could handle the grocery shopping but he showed that he couldn't even do that much less keep his sisters from getting out of control. Lincoln can't even handle a thought, let alone a simple chore like grocery shopping. This kid needs to be kicked in the ass and he didn't even deserve to get his Zombie Bran cereal.

Lincoln's sisters where being jerks but his mother was the most
didn't let Lincoln explain why wasnt his fault! Not the worst of show but that monent I wanted to throw the remote to Rita's head

22 No Laughing Matter

I just watched this one and I personally liked it. While it can be argued that Laun just can't take critism (Excuse my spelling), keep in mind she's at the extremely awkward year of 14. And, imagine hearing your own family not even criticizing, but flat out saying pretty mean stuff about her. Also, in the episode where she helps Lucy with her poems she made it clear she can take a rejection letter (or in her case, a few). Having low self esteem myself, I can her understand her hesitance of performing when your own family says they down right say they hate your jokes and you're or not funny. Also, I personally love her jokes, don't judge me I can kind of understand why some people may hate it though

I think this episode is actually very good. Seems weird to say that, but I like it. It feels like Luan's version of "Not Normal".

They should make a Lisa version of this episode where Lisa stops being a nerd.

The plot was stupid and the jokes were awkward.

23 Change of Heart

This episode could have led to some character development with Clyde getting over his stupid, creepy crush on Lori. But no. What a let down. Not to mention, the excessive nosebleeds are NOT funny. It's gross and weird, just like Clyde's stupid ass crush on Lori.

This episode tells kids people that they need to stay the way they are no matter how disturbing it can be. This episode could have had character development for Clyde, but sadly Clyde does not change and is instead the same.

What a letdown of an episode. Not to mention Lori's attitude throughout the episode was awful. She literally wanted Clyde to keep obsessing over her just because she wanted to keep getting free things from him.

Stupidest concept yet.

24 Schooled!

I loved this one hour special, it was very entertaining watching all the subplots and the main plot unfold, and it also had some awesome songs. This episode even changed the status quo of the show by aging everyone up and moving Lori off to college.

I'm frankly astonished that this wasn't already here. I haven't seen the episode myself, but it seems to have gotten a load of hate from what I've seen.

25 Kings of the Con

Contrary to popular belief, I found this episode to be very good, and the battle with The Kitty was EPIC in my opinion. Such an unappreciated episode.

The ending is what really kills this episode.

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