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Lynn Loud Sr. and Rita Loud go to the parent-teacher conferences where they promise to order them an ice cream special called Auntie Pam's Banana Split in a Canoe if there are more good reviews than bad. They go back and forth between the schools to hear each of the teachers' reviews. When each of the sisters are divided by positive reviews and negative reviews, Lincoln works to get his essay in to Mr. Bolhofner so that his decision can make the deciding vote.
Other Royal Woods citizens
However, Bishop was replaced by Bentley Griffin, starting in season six due to him hitting puberty. The series was created by veteran animator Chris Savino and was inspired by his childhood. During early development, Savino originally wrote the characters as rabbits, with the number of siblings being 26. Someone at Nickelodeon suggested that the characters instead be humans, an idea that Savino initially declined on. He eventually relented after thinking about it some more and also reduced the number of kids to 11. As a nod to the original idea, Lincoln's stuffed bunny, Bun-Bun, is modeled after Lincoln's original rabbit design.
Lisa Loud
The Loud House has received favorable reviews from viewers and critics, with the praise focused on its casting, animation, character portrayals, and writing. Since then, it has been considered to be one of the best modern Nicktoons to date, alongside Harvey Beaks. The Loud House is currently the fourth-longest running Nicktoon in terms of episode count, behind The Fairly OddParents, the original Rugrats, and SpongeBob SquarePants. The series premiered on May 15, 2016, in the Middle East and North Africa on Nickelodeon, dubbed in Gulf Arabic. This is an online encyclopedia for The Loud House and its spin-offs The Casagrandes and The Really Loud House that anyone is free to edit. Please note that this site may contain spoilers if you are not caught up with all of the series' currently released content.
Lori Loud
During the show's fourth week of premieres, Cyma Zarghami announced that it was continuing to draw more viewers than any other program on the channel. Jam Filled Entertainment, a Canadian-based animation studio located in Ottawa (now owned by Boat Rocker Media), animates the whole series digitally with Toon Boom Harmony software. The fact that he's [Lincoln] in the middle is not necessarily an accident. For a while, he was a bit older and he had more sisters underneath him and somewhere in the storytelling, we realized that him being kind of, literally the fulcrum of the family [...] all kind of came into play. Before it was decided that Lincoln would be the middle child, he was initially going to be placed in either with his older sisters or younger sisters. Eventually, it was decided that Lincoln would be best suited perfectly in the middle, as it made sense thematically.
Luan is a very goofy and fun-loving girl with an enthusiasm for comedy and making puns. Her goal is to make the world laugh along with her, though some of her material still needs work. She loves pulling pranks on her siblings, and frequently makes puns for every situation, though she gets on everyone's nerves because of it. While Luan laughs at others' humiliations and often comes off as a nuisance to others, she does it with good intentions and does not mean to harm anyone, as she just wants to make people laugh. Her striped clothing is white with black stripes in her organic form, but black with white stripes in her ghost form.
Lisa
She wears a purple zipper hoodie, jean shorts, a white tank top underneath her hoodie (in "City Slickers" and "No Show! with the Casagrandes"), pink knee-high socks, and purple shoes. Originally depicted as a bully who would annoy Lincoln with embarrassing pranks because she had a crush on him, Ronnie Anne eventually becomes Lincoln's best female friend. A running gag is that one member of either her or Lincoln's family refers to one of them as the other's boyfriend/girlfriend which they both instantly deny.
Lynn
She squeals and giggles in "Heavy Meddle", along with her sisters, upon learning of Lincoln's romantic situation. She is also shown to be rather compassionate, as she shows sympathy for Lincoln's dilemmas, and always shows her appreciation for his kindness. She looked identical to Lynn except she wears a bun, and wore a white blouse, a leather jerkin, a blue tartan skirt, white socks, and black shoes. She wears a white long sleeve shirt with gray pants, plus pink socks and magenta sandals.
It is revealed in the series that he was a former member of the United States military until his retirement. Albert wears a white button-up shirt, blue jean overalls with orange suspenders, a black belt, and white sneakers. He has a good relationship with his daughter and is very close to Lincoln, with whom he shares the same hair color and hairstyle. While it was revealed in "Cover Girls" that Albert is near-sighted, this is never brought up again in later episodes. Starting in "The Old and the Restless", Albert moved into Sunset Canyon Retirement Home where his old friends live.
Lynn Loud Sr.'s grandfather
Lincoln tells Clyde that he will be spending his vacation from his family at Aunt Ruth's cabin meaning that he won't be able to attend his sleepover. Clyde offers to fill in for Lincoln while he is away where Lincoln will partake in another sleepover if Clyde succeeds. When it all goes wrong, Clyde has to turn to Lincoln to get everything back on track. Saturday is Chore Day at the Loud House and Lynn Sr. works to make sure his kids are doing their jobs while Rita covers the story of the town librarian shaving his moustache.
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When the Santiago's move to Great Lakes City, Maria works at the local hospital as an emergency room nurse. In at least two episodes so far, she is shown to have childish arguments with her brother Carlos. The 84th Annual Royal Woods Kids Have Talent Competition is occurring as the Loud family works to beat the Torkelson family who have beaten them many times. Howard and Harold McBride are hosting the Royal Woods Talent Competition. As the only person to not have a worthy talent, Lincoln enlists Clyde to help him find a talent only to end up competing with Clyde in yodeling until they compete with Thor Torkelson.
Lucy's hair covers half her face, because her parents, Lynn Loud Sr. and Rita Loud, were creeped out by her blank stares and let her hair grow out. Despite her gloomy personality, Lucy is very sensitive and doesn't like it when people are being mean to her. The first two DVDs, titled Welcome to the Loud House and It Gets Louder, each contained 13 episodes of the first season. The third and fourth DVDs, called Relative Chaos and Absolute Madness, each collected 13 episodes of the second season. To date, no DVDs have been announced for the later seasons or the movie.
It entered production the following year.[3] The series is based on Savino's own childhood growing up in a large family, and its animation is largely influenced by newspaper comic strips. Rita Loud (voiced by Jill Talley,[26] portrayed by Muretta Moss in A Loud House Christmas,[3] Jolie Jenkins in The Really Loud House and A Really Haunted Loud House) is the mother of the Loud children. Her complete face is unseen until the second-season episode "11 Louds a Leapin'".
She also likes to record people experiencing funny situations with her video camera, but Luan is a strict ethicist when she does this, as she asks permission to the person she recorded to allow her to upload the video to the Internet. Unlike Lincoln, Luan already knows that she cannot upload videos without her subject's permission. Shirley is a very repulsive woman, with fair skin, curly red hair and a mole on her left cheek.
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