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"Deep Cuts" is the twenty-ninth episode of the fourth season, and the one-hundred-seventy-eighth episode of The Loud House. Plot[]When Luna discovers that the high school music club will be axed due to budget cuts, she leads a protest. Synopsis[]At Royal Woods High School, Luna, Sam, Sully and Mazzy are heading to their Music Club. However, when they get there, they discover a note on the door that states that the club has been canceled due to budget cuts. Not wanting to lose their club, the bandmates decide to hold a protest on the school courtyard, right in front of their principal, Rivers, by singing a song. Rivers ends up loving the song so much, she agrees to keep the Music Club, much to the dismay of her personal assistant, Oliver. Later, Lori furiously barges into Luna and Luan's room, saying that because Luna saved the Music Club, Rivers is cancelling the Sports Club. When Luna argues that she did what she did to do to save her club, Lori decides to fight back. At the high school, Lori and all the members of the Sports Club put on a performance that manages to convince Rivers to reopen their club. Later, as Lori plays golf in her room, an incensed Luan enters, saying that Rivers is planning on getting rid of the Theatre Club, and that Lori is responsible for it. Luna enters the room, hearing the commotion. Luan blames both of her sisters' protests for her club shutting down. Lori argues that she had to do it because her Sports Club was almost shut down by Luna wanting to keep the Music Club. Fighting back, Luan and the other members of the Theatre Club quickly put on a stage performance in front of Rivers to show what the world would be like without theater. The performance moves Rivers so much, she agrees to keep the Theatre Club. Later, as Lori, Luna, and Luan congratulate each other for saving their clubs, they overhear Rivers and Oliver talking, as Oliver informs her that she has to make up her mind on which club to cut, reminding her of the school's tight budget. As a result, the three sisters spearhead a protest in front of the school with their respective clubs to prevent Rivers from cancelling any of them. The protesting gets so heated, the clubs eventually begin insulting and threatening to fight each other. Lori attempts to stop her members from hurting themselves, but a series of mishaps causes the giant acorn statue in the center of the courtyard to break off from its stand and roll right into the school, completely destroying the entrance. After running the numbers revolving around the different property damages, Rivers and Oliver inform all the students that in order to cover up the damage with their extremely tight budget, they have to shut down every single club, much to everyone's dismay. The students quickly apologize for their destruction and when Rivers asks how they're going to raise enough money to save their clubs and repair the school, Lori, Luna, and Luan come up with an idea. Sometime later, the three have set up an entire fundraiser campaign, where the attendees can participate in activities such as being a professional in sports, acting like a stage star, or playing with instruments. The fundraiser ends up being a success and with all the money they made, the school can be repaired and all the clubs will be able to stay, much to everyone's happiness. Luna, Lori, and Luan all sing an inspirational song to celebrate their combined success. Cast[]
Leni, Lynn, Lucy, Dana, Benny, Amy, Lyberti, Parvana, Shannon, and Errol have no lines in this episode, but the latter six can be seen protesting outside of the school with other students. Song[]Physical distribution[]This episode is available on the "Game Over", "Saison 4 : Partie 2" and "Intégrale de la Saison 4" DVDs. Trivia[]
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