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"For Sale by Loner" is the forty-first episode (forty-second in production order) of the fifth season, and the two-hundred-fortieth episode of The Loud House. ContentsPlotMr. Grouse attempts to find some peace and quiet after moving away from the Louds. SynopsisMr. Grouse is attempting to get through his day. However, for every task he tries to do, the Louds would arrive and interrupt him, causing him some trouble, like a jetpack-toting Lincoln crashing into him while folding towels, Luna's massive speakers being too loud for him, Leni hogging his TV to watch The Dream Boat since Lily is using the TV at the time, Lana and Lucy digging a moat in his garden, and Lynn tossing a football at him that ends up flying right into his house, breaking many things. Finally fed up with his neighbors' shenanigans, Mr. Grouse decides to put up his house for sale. The Louds arrive and are shocked that he's actually considering this decision, as he's been their neighbor as long as they can remember. Mr. Grouse admits that he needs a bit of solitude in his life, and despite the Louds' insistence to stay, Mr. Grouse has already made up his mind, and departs, telling the Louds to try their best to forget about him. What follows afterwards is Mr. Grouse trying to rent a place he can stay at, with unsuccessful results:
At Flip's Food and Fuel, Mr. Grouse complains to Flip that he can't find a place to stay, and when he mentions that he'll pay anything for a quiet place to live, Flip decides to take this opportunity. Changing his store getup to "Rick's Rents and Rocks" (and changing his name to Rick), Flip offers to let Mr. Grouse rent his mother's cabin in the woods, which also comes with a free rock companion. Mr. Grouse seems hesitant at first, but upon witnessing Vanzilla arrive with the Louds acting chaotic as usual, Mr. Grouse immediately accepts the offer. Arriving to the cabin in the woods, Mr. Grouse is finally happy that he found a place that is quiet and peaceful. Now living in a place without much noise, Mr. Grouse proceeds to do all of his hobbies without interruption, like watching TV, working on the garden and doing a puzzle. However, as time passes, Mr. Grouse immediately becomes bored. Suddenly, Mr. Grouse spots Mr. Bolhofner walking by and introduces himself. Before long, Mr. Grouse attempts to get along with Mr. Bolhofner by having out with him, but his efforts to get along only cause more harm than good, and as a result, Mr. Bolhofner calls him a terrible neighbor, and orders to leave him alone. As Mr. Grouse heads back to his cabin, he decides to show his rock the photos in his phone displaying his former neighbors. After looking through the photos, Mr. Grouse realizes that he misses the Louds, saying they're like a family to him, regardless of their flaws. This makes Mr. Grouse decide to head back home, and at that moment, the Louds arrive in Vanzilla to give him a congratulatory Lynn-sagna to celebrate the day someone finally bought his house. This news causes Mr. Grouse to drop the lasagna in shock and admits that he misses them, saying that living in solitude isn't as great as he hoped. After the Louds state that they miss him too, they quickly drive back Mr. Grouse's house in the hopes to stopping the buyers from buying the house. Arriving to the house, Mr. Grouse quickly tells the buyers, a husband and wife, that he changed his mind and wants to move back in. Unfortunately, the couple reveals that they had already signed the paperwork to finalize the purchase. When the husband reveals that they bought the house because of how peaceful the neighborhood is, Mr. Grouse tells them that if they're going to live here, they better get used to their next door neighbors: the Louds. Almost immediately, the Louds are over-zealous in welcoming them to the neighborhood, talking over each other, showing off their hobbies and getting into fights. Unable to bear the Louds' antics, the couple runs away, with the wife ripping up the paperwork in the process. As a result, Mr. Grouse, appreciating how much the Louds helped him out, proclaims "It's good to be home." Cast
Lori, Luan, Seymour, Bernie, Coach Pacowski and Todd have no lines in this episode. Trivia
  Tripped!   For Sale by Loner
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  How are you going to dance if your foot is disconnected?   And how are you going to dance, too?
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