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Karla Sakas Shropshire Background information Full name Karla Sakas Shropshire Gender Female Date of birth August 4, 1987 (age 37) Occupation Writer Story editor Karla Sakas Shropshire is a former writer and story editor from Season 1 to 3 on The Loud House. A graduate of the 2013-14 Nickelodeon Writing Program, she previously served as a freelance writer on the Nat Geo Wild series Animals Say the Wildest Things. She left the show on an unannounced date, with "Snoop's On" being her final episode. It was revealed later on that she went to work at Disney to be a writer and the story editor for their animated series, Primos. Episodes written Shorts No End in Bite Season 1 Making the Case Driving Miss Hazy Linc or Swim Ties That Bind Along Came a Sister Two Boys and a Baby Save the Date Cereal Offender Roughin' It Raw Deal Funny Business Homespun Season 2 Baby Steps Patching Things Up No Such Luck Shell Shock Pulp Friction Spell It Out Change of Heart Friend or Faux? Read Aloud Anti-Social Snow Way Out Season 3 Selfie Improvement Fandom Pains Missed Connection Gown and Out Crimes of Fashion Really Loud Music (with Kevin Sullivan) Middle Men Predict Ability The Write Stuff Season 4 Friended! with the Casagrandes (with Kevin Sullivan) Washed Up A Mutt Above Tails of Woe Community Disservice Singled Out Tough Cookies Snoop's On Story only Left in the Dark (with Chris Savino) Space Invader (with Chris Savino) Listen Out Loud Lisa Loud Books written "Who Ghost There?" ​Trivia Karla's caricature is one of the very few characters in the show who has visible eyelashes while wearing glasses. Karla's caricature also appears in several episodes throughout the show, with a design that has either brown or blonde hair appears: in "For Bros About to Rock" in line to get into the SMOOCH concert. in "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru" having won a date with Liam. in "The Loudest Yard" watching the Royal Woods Roosters football game. in "Raw Deal" as a patron of a gas station. in "Intern for the Worse" running a booth at the intern fair. in "The Old and the Restless" as part of the crowd exiting Sterrett's Field. in "Kick the Bucket List" outside of Dairyland Amoosement Park. in "L is for Love" as a patron of Banger's & Mosh during Rita Loud's flashback. in "ARGGH! You for Real?" watching the live performance of "ARGGH!" in "Health Kicked" as one of the judges of the Royal Woods Ultra Extreme Ninja Competition alongside Seymour and the Farmer. in "Legends" at the airport after Lincoln Loud and Lynn Loud Sr. lost a bet to Stan Stankco and Steak Stankco. in "Mall of Duty" waiting in line to get an autograph from Rip Hardcore. in "Roadie to Nowhere" watching Luna Loud and Chunk perform. in "Pipe Dreams" as one of the people helping to build Lynn Loud Sr. and Rita Loud's secret bathroom. in "Shop Girl" waiting in line for the sale at Reininger's. in "Gown and Out" attending the Little Miss Royal Woods Pageant. in "Scales of Justice" taking advantage of the Swamp Monster sighting. in "Crimes of Fashion" as a shopper in Reininger's being helped by Leni. in "Really Loud Music" as one of the parachutists skydancing to "Best Thing Ever." in "The Write Stuff" as a patron of The Burnt Bean. in "Good Sports" where she is at the arena on TV during a baseball game between the Volcanoes and the Meteors. in "On Thin Ice" where she sits to watch the Jellyfish hockey game. in "Senior Moment", as one of the guests invited to Tad's lakehouse party. in "Friday Night Fights" where she sits to watch the football game. Her body is shown from the neck down, hiding her face and leaving the only evidence of it being a caricature to be her hair. in "Only Mime Will Tell" as one of the costumers at Lynn's Table for the lobster boil event. Video Nick Writing Program Karla Sakas Nickelodeon Animation Studio v - e - d Main Staff Producers Karen Malach • Ian Murray Directors Jessica Borutski • Ari Castleton • Kyle Marshall • Darin McGowan • Jared Morgan • Pat Pakula • Amanda Rynda • Chris Savino Writers Eric Acosta • Sammie Crowley • Alan Van Dyke • Byron Dockins • Joshua Hoskison • Katie Mattila • Bob Mittenthal • Michael Rubiner • Jeff Sayers • Alec Schwimmer • Gloria Shen • Sheela Shrinivas • Karla Sakas Shropshire • Kevin Sullivan • Danny Warren • Whitney Wetta Storyboard artists Max Alley • Ed Baker • Violaine Briat • Jules Bridgers • Kevin Cannarile • Ari Castleton • Butch Datuin • Colton Davis • Diem Doan • Anna Grace Hill • Michelle Hiraishi • Sarah Johnson • Jordan Koch • Stu Livingston • Kyle Marshall • Darin McGowan • Jared Morgan • Nic Parris • Miguel Puga • Jordan Rosato • David Teas Miscellaneous Joy Adams • Lena Bishop • Monica Destefano • Gabrielle Dolbey • Edgar Duncan • Angela Entzminger • Sadie Figueroa • Sean Gantka • Gene Goldstein • Chelsea Holt • Kat Ketchum • David King • Ashley Kliment-Baker • Tyler Koberstein • Ken Mu • Todd Oman • Lauren Patterson • Amy Reynolds • Kiernan Sjursen-Lien • Paloma Uribe • Hallie Wilson