Dori
Dori is an unseen minor character in The Casagrandes. She is Par's girlfriend who lives in New York. To date, her only "appearance" was giving Par a phone call in "Never Friending Story". Dorian Westerbrook
Dorian Westerbrook is an unseen minor character in The Loud House. In "Rita Loud", Rita mentions that due to the faulty wiring in the dentist's chair, Dorian wound up with toothpaste up his nose. Dr. Peterson
Dr. Peterson is an unseen minor character in The Loud House. Their gender is unrevealed. They are Lola's doctor, and she dislikes going to their office because of all of the sick people who come, in addition to her claiming that it reeks of old cheese. They were only mentioned in "Sister Act". When Rita scheduled Lola an appointment with Dr. Peterson, she and Lana switched places, and Lana ended up attending the check-up instead of Lola. Due to Lola not attending her appointment, she came down with a cold and was ultimately banned from the ribbon dancing league until she was able to produce a note from the Center for Disease Control. When both parents discovered that the twins had problems that were supposed to have been fixed at their respective appointments, Lynn Sr. decided to call Dr. Peterson to inform them that Lola was sick. But the twins came clean about what they did, so they decided to just schedule Lola a new appointment with Dr. Peterson. Dr. Lopez
Dr. Lopez is a recurring minor character in The Loud House. She is Clyde's therapist, who helps him deal with his obsession over Lori. She also helps Howard and Harold McBride with their relationship, and she is intentionally never shown on screen. BiographySeason 1Dr. Lopez is first mentioned in "Overnight Success" by Harold McBride. When Howard is hesitant to let Clyde spend the night at Lincoln's house, Harold reminds Howard about how Dr. Lopez encourages parents to "let go" in such situations. In "Two Boys and a Baby," Clyde mentions that Dr. Lopez has an extensive selection of magazines and books in her lobby. He is particularly interested in the books about how to take care of babies. Four of the book titles are Food for Tot, NapQuest: The Impossible Journey, Take a Walk on the Child Side, and Oopsie, My Baby Made a Poopsie. In "Save the Date," Clyde is distressed after seeing Lori and Bobby together. He calls Dr. Lopez, telling her that it is a "Lori emergency," but he is interrupted by Lincoln. Clyde calls her again at the end of the episode. Season 2 Clyde as Dr. Lopez. In "11 Louds a Leapin'," Howard starts to cry tears of joy after seeing Mr. Grouse and Lincoln as friends. Harold tries to remind him about what Dr. Lopez said, (presumably something about controlling his emotions) but he realizes that the moment really is too beautiful. He says to Howard, "Oh, forget about Dr. Lopez! This is the most wonderful thing I've ever seen!" as they walk off screen. "Brawl in the Family" is Dr. Lopez's most prominent episode yet, since there is an entire scene in which Clyde dresses up as her and pretends to be Lincoln's therapist. In this scene, he says that Dr. Lopez helps him by listening to his problems as he lies down on a couch. It is also shown that Clyde's meetings with Dr. Lopez are timed, and that she has a watch that tells her when the session is over. In "Making the Grade," Clyde books an appointment to see Dr. Lopez after he could not sit next to Lincoln in class, but afterwards, he cancels the appointment when Lisa declares that she is going back to kindergarten. In "The Whole Picture," Clyde tells Lincoln about the "steps of healing" that Dr. Lopez taught him. In "Out of the Picture," Clyde tells Coach Pacowski that he has had nine years of therapy. In "ARGGH! You for Real?," Howard wants to call her but Harold tells him not to because she and Robert are trying to make their marriage or relationship work. In "Lynner Takes All," when Lynn asks if her siblings know any good therapists, Lincoln begins to tell her that Clyde recommends Dr. Lopez, but Lynn cuts him off. In "Tricked!", Clyde says that he will tell Dr. Lopez about trick-or-treating in a group session. Season 3In "Deal Me Out," Clyde says that according to Dr. Lopez, "I can't move forward if I'm always looking in the rear view mirror". In "Jeers for Fears," Clyde tries to call Dr. Lopez but her call goes to voicemail. In "Predict Ability", Dr. Lopez is away from town and vacationing in Aruba. When Lincoln starts changing up his routine, Clyde calls Dr. Lopez about spiraling as a result, but when Lincoln decides not to change, Clyde is relieved and begs Lincoln not to change again, especially during Dr. Lopez's vacations. Season 4In "Rocket Men", Clyde mentions that Dr. Lopez states that Clyde working on stepping outside his comfort zone. In "Purrfect Gig", Clyde mentions that Dr. Lopez is helping his fathers work on their trust issues. Season 5In "Schooled!," when Lincoln is sent to Canada, Clyde calls Dr. Lopez to schedule an emergency appointment that afternoon. She tells him she is having a massage, resulting in him telling her to cancel the massage. In "A Flipmas Carol", Ghost Clyde tells Flip that he and Ghost Lincoln will be taking him on what Dr. Lopez calls "a journey of personal growth". In "Hurl, Interrupted", Clyde says that Dr. Lopez tells him that he tends to let his fear control him. He also mentions that she always says to own up to your fears, or else you will shove them down so deep, they come out in really weird ways. In "Runaway McBride", Howard prepares to call Dr. Lopez while he freaks out about losing Clyde from his life, but Harold convinces him that this will not be necessary. OtherAccording to his bio, Clyde's idea of a perfect day would include a zombie movie marathon with Lincoln, a picnic with Howard and Harold, and a double-session with Dr. Lopez. One of Clyde's quotes in the Cartoon Creator game is: "Dr. Lopez? Do you have any appointments this week?" Relationships "Remember what Dr. Lopez said about letting go." ClydeDr. Lopez and Clyde are apparently very close. Clyde knows her phone number and calls her whenever he comes across a "Lori emergency". Howard and HaroldDr. Lopez has met Howard and Harold. Whenever Howard starts to get emotional about seeing his son Clyde grow up, Harold reminds him about Dr. Lopez's teachings. Other charactersWhile it is unknown if Dr. Lopez has met the Louds, she does know who Lori is, being Clyde's crush and the main reason behind his frequent visits. Lincoln knows who she is, probably from Clyde's frequent mentions of her. AppearanceDr. Lopez's appearance is unknown. Judging by Clyde's outfit when dressed up as her in "Brawl in the Family", she wears brown shoes, a green overcoat, and a yellow scarf. Trivia
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Dylan Cornheiser
Dylan Cornheiser is an unseen minor character in The Loud House. In "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru", Lisa mentioned that Dylan Cornheiser tried to hold her hand at recess. She told him to learn basic chemistry and then they'll talk. Francois
Francois is a man who the McBrides hire to look after Cleopawtra and Nepurrtiti. In "Exchange of Heart", Clyde tried to get out of a picnic by staying home to look after the cats, but his dads had hired Francois instead, forcing Clyde to go on the picnic. In "Purrfect Gig", he is unavaialble, so the McBrides hire Luna Loud to watch the cats instead. Jay Rock
Jay Rock is an unseen minor character in The Loud House. BiographyJay works at an unnamed radio station. He is only heard through Luna's radio in "Undie Pressure". He's giving away tickets for a Mick Swagger concert to the caller with the best British accent. Luna calls to the radio station and speaks in her British accent, losing the bet in the process. He returns in "Making the Grade", to announce free passes for the Royal Woods Spa to anybody who can name the three classifications of rocks. Eager to win them, Lola quickly dials the number, and tells Lisa to give the answer. However, instead of naming the three classifications of rocks, she instead gives off three types of rock music, which costs them their chance of winning the passes. Trivia
Lynwood Loud
Lynwood Loud is an unseen minor character in The Loud House. Lynnwood is the first Loud with flat feet. He was mentioned in "Home of the Fave" when Lynn Sr. was showing Lucy her ancestors. Trivia
Margie
Margie is an unseen minor character in The Loud House. She was one of Lynn Sr.'s co-workers at his previous job. BiographyMargie was first heard in "A Novel Idea", where Lana and Lola try to attack her in Lynn Sr.'s office for "Take Your Daughter To Work Day". She hates that event, and has never had an on-screen appearance. After the twins attacked her, according to Lola, she took a leave of absence. Marty Malach
Marty Malach is an unseen incidental minor character in The Loud House. BiographyHe is only mentioned in "Out of the Picture", where Liam tells his story. Marty wasn't in any group portraits, and all he has is the itty bitty portrait of him, and no one looked at it. As a result, he's now forgotten, and he lives behind Liam's barn. Trivia
Boris's mother
She is a home decorator and Boris hates her decor. He also doesn't like when she calls him by his actual name Robert, interrupts him, and shows his infant photos. Despite this, they seem to get along well and she makes hot dogs which he enjoys. In "Lucy and the Mortician's Club", the Morticians Club tried to raise the ghost of Ricky the Rooster in Boris's house, but his mother got in the way. Later, she made a rooster noise with Boris's synthesiser so the kids wouldn't get disappointed which she revealed ot the listeners. Boris' mother got scared upon hearing an actual rooster. Sources |
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