2024

This page is a timeline of all relevant events that occurred throughout the year 2024. This year marks the tenth anniversary of The Loud House franchise.

Events[]

January[]

January 3

Bienvenue chez les Loud - Le mystère du cadeau volé was published.

January 16

"Hunn-cut Gems" premiered.

January 17

"Can't Lynn Them All" premiered.

January 18

"Bye, Tanya" premiered.
"What Lies Beneath" was leaked on Amazon.

January 19

"An Inspector Falls" and "One in a Million" were leaked on Amazon.

January 22

"What Lies Beneath" premiered on Nickelodeon.

January 23

"An Inspector Falls" premiered on Nickelodeon.

January 24

"One in a Million" premiered on Nickelodeon.

January 25

"Dread of the Class" premiered.

January 30

"Welcome to the Doll Heist" was leaked on iTunes.

February[]

February 1

"Let's Break a Deal" and "A Dish Come True" were leaked on Amazon and iTunes.

February 19

"A Musical to Remember" premiered.

February 27

The Really Loud House: Season One DVD set was released.

March[]

March 6

"The Tennessee Surprise: Love Is in the Air" premiered.

March 13

"Last Friend Standing" premiered.
Bienvenue chez les Loud - L'apprenti cuisinier was published.

March 14

Lee Woo-ri, the second Korean voice actor of Flip, passed away from an unknown cause.

March 20

"Louder by the Dozen" premiered.

March 22

The Casagrandes Movie was released on Netflix.

April[]

April 2

Familia Feud was published.

May[]

May 21

The first titles of Season 8 were revealed on a TV guide, thus confirming this season's renewal.

June[]

June 3

"Welcome to the Doll Heist" and "Let's Break a Deal" premiered on Nickelodeon.
"Nice Guys Finish First" premiered.

June 4

"A Dish Come True" premiered on Nickelodeon.
"Beg, Borrow and Steele" premiered.
"Loud Family Court: The Flames of Justice" premiered.

June 5

The tenth anniversary of The Loud House franchise.
"There Will Be Mud" and "Riddle School" premiered.
"Get Out of Dodgeball" premiered.

June 6

"Love Me Tenor" premiered.

June 10

"Homeward Bound" premiered.
"Louds in Love" premiered.

June 11

"Pressure Cooker" premiered.
"The Other Man with Way Better Plans" premiered.

June 12

"Steeling Thunder" premiered.
"McLouds vs Machine" premiered.
Bienvenue chez les Loud - La chasse aux meubles was published.
Agenda 2024/2025 was published.

June 13

"Be Careful What You Fish For" premiered.

June 14

"InTODDnito" and "Weather or Not" were leaked on Amazon.

June 16

The Loud House: The Complete Seasons 1, 2 & 3 was released.

June 17

"Only Mime Will Tell" premiered.
"Loud Blues" premiered.

June 18

"The Winning Spirit" premiered.
"Little Sisters' Big Adventure" premiered.

June 19

"InTODDnito" premiered on Nickelodeon.
"The Boyfriend Stays in the Picture" premiered.

June 20

"Weather or Not" premiered on Nickelodeon.

June 21

No Time to Spy: A Loud House Movie premiered on Nickelodeon and was released on Paramount+.

June 25

Totally Not a Loud was published.

July[]

July 2

Spooky Special was published.
The Casagrandes Set 4-6 was published.

August[]

August 2

The original script for "Tennesee-you-later: A Very Loud Road Trip" surfaced, revealing the episode's full plot.

September[]

September 3

Howling Good Time was published.

September 18

"The Man with the Backup Plan" premiered.

September 20

The first episodes of Season 9 were revealed on CartoonLounge, thus confirming that the season had been split off from Season 8.

September 25

"The Odyssey" premiered.

October[]

October 2

"A Tale of Three Parties" premiered.

October 9

"Game Night" premiered.

October 16

"Epic Tales of Epic Fales: The Madman with the Plan" premiered.

October 18

Following an off-hand comment by Jolie Jenkins two days prior, a Nickelodeon representative announced that The Really Loud House had not been renewed for a third season, making its second season the last.

October 23