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Lincoln invites Clyde to a sleepover, but gets jealous when Clyde wants to hang out with his sisters.
Synopsis[]
It seems that Clyde likes Lincoln's sisters during the sleepover.
Lincoln tells the viewers that he is excited to have Clyde come over for a sleepover, especially since Lynn Sr. usually forbids sleepovers, due to his sisters' past efforts leading to disaster, such as:
Lynn broke a window while playing soccer with her friends
Leni and her friends used their hairdryers to blow their hair, causing a blackout to Royal Woods
Luna was rocking out aggressively in the living room, and her roadie Chunk kicked Lynn Sr. out of the house because he was not on their list.
When Clyde arrives at the Loud house, Lincoln wants him to strictly stick to his long, detailed itinerary, including watching the 5-hour director's cut of King of the Rings. However, Clyde prefers to join in the girls' interests, and has fun with them, causing Lincoln to freak out over how much time they're wasting. Eventually, the two friends have an argument over how the sleepover should go, and they have a falling-out.
To spite Clyde, Lincoln brings over some of his other schoolmates to sleep over with him, but his sisters' antics' drive them all away:
Lola gives Liam a makeover, causing him to run out of the house screaming he now looks like his Mee-maw
While he and Chad are watching King of The Rings, Lisa shows Chad some cables stating that they are brains
Lucy tells Artie that he will be his corpse of her funeral
The fourth boy invited gets an awful smell coming from Lily's diaper
The fifth boy was chased by El Diablo
Zach is scared with the sisters' commotion blowing up the house's rafters.
Realizing that Clyde not only tolerates his sisters, but also likes them as well, Lincoln feels guilty about the way he treated him and goes over to his house to apologize. However, as he tries to, the lumps under Clyde's bed covers don't move, making Lincoln believe his friend is giving him the silent treatment.
The Louds' sleepover with Clyde.
Lincoln goes back to the house, feeling bad that he drove away his best friend, only to discover that Clyde never actually left the house since he passed out from seeing Lori like he always does. Clyde tells Lincoln that the lumps in his bed were actually his stuffed animals, and explains that with being an only child, he can get kind of lonely. The two friends make up, and Lincoln tears up his itinerary. The story ends with Lincoln, Clyde, and the girls gathered on the couch to watch King of the Rings together, and Clyde faints again from seeing Lori. Then Leni questions if there are peanuts in everything.
Rita, Ken Mu and Sleepover Kid #2 have no lines in this episode.
Music[]
( ‣ ) Associated production music
( • ) Original music
( ◦ ) The Loud House/The Casagrandes music
‣Pop Punk - Doug Rockwell [Title card.] ‣Tokyo Fire - Vasco, Maitreyo Jani [Montage of the louds ruining sleepovers.] ‣ ? ["Hey buddy, I don’t see you on the List."] ‣Hotsy-Totsy - Heinz Kiessling [Lincoln goes over the four Rs.] ‣ ? [Lincoln has everything for his sleepover.] ‣Foxy Roxy - Phillimore Oakes [Clyde sees Lori.] ‣ ? [Transition to Lincoln and Clyde going to his room.] ‣ ? ["Give it up for the House Band!"] ‣Silent Enemy D - Gregor Narholz [Lincoln tells Clyde that the sleepover is canceled.] ‣Foxy Roxy - Phillimore Oakes [Clyde sees Lori again.] ‣Shadow Of Doubt - James Hannigan [King of the Rings clip.] ‣Pop Punk - Doug Rockwell [Montage of Lincoln failing to have a sleepover with friends from school.] ‣Vibe Link (B) - Richard Myhill ["Clyde!"] ‣ ? [Transition to Lincoln looking for Clyde.] ‣ ? ["It’s kinda lonely at my house."] ‣ ? [Lincoln rips the list.] ‣Tokyo Fire - Vasco, Maitreyo Jani [Lincoln and Clyde having a sleepover.] ‣Shadow Of Doubt - James Hannigan [Lincoln and Clyde watching King of the Rings.] ‣Foxy Roxy - Phillimore Oakes [Clyde sees Lori for the 3rd time.] ‣Pop Punk - Doug Rockwell [Ending.]
This is the first episode to air in another country before the United States.
Excluding the EuropeRoadTripstoryarc episodes, this episode also aired in the most countries before the United States out of any episode with this criteria, at 22.
On Zap2it's website, they list this episode "Clyde and Seek", which implies that this might have been the episode's original or alternate title for the episode.
Lynn Sr. calls Lynn "Lynn Jr.", which shows that he and Lynn shares the same first name. It is later revealed on an Instagram Q&A that the father's first name is Lynn.
When Lincoln tries to convince his parents to let him have a sleepover, he is shown wearing his "grown-up" suit from "A Tale of Two Tables".
According to Lincoln, sleepovers were banned in the Loud House until this episode, due to things his sisters did to upset their dad.
Lynn and her friends played soccer in the house and smashed the window.
Leni and her friends overloaded an electrical outlet and knocked out the power.
Luna and her friends made way too much noise, and Lynn Sr. got kicked out of the house.
Old design.
New design.
Starting with this episode onward, Luna's guitar has a new design.
This episode reveals that Clyde is the son of a same-sex couple, Howard and Harold McBride.
This also marks the first time where a married same-sex couple is introduced on a Nicktoon.
As a possible reference this, Lincoln says, immediately before their reveal, "Time to make history!"
Chris Savino decided to give Clyde two fathers after hearing his son tell him about how one of his friends from school had two mothers. It was also a result of his desire to portray diverse families in the series. Their screen time in this episode is limited because he did not want to delve into the reasons behind their sexuality or present them as stereotypical jazz hands.[2]
When Lincoln tells Clyde that he would rather spend time with his "dumb sisters" than with him, Leni became offended at that, despite the fact she is dumb. In its sister episode "Ties That Bind", Leni didn't know that she is the "dumb one".
The ways the sisters scared away Lincoln's friends:
Lynn - Tackling a guest.
Lucy - Asking Artie to be a practice corpse for her staged funeral.
Lola - Putting makeup on Liam.
Lisa - Wanting to study Chad's brain.
Lily - Soiling herself.
Lynn was the only older sister to scare someone away. Likewise, Lana was the only younger sister not to scare someone away, although El Diablo, who belongs to Lana, did.
Zach was the only friend of Lincoln to not be scared off by any of the Loud sisters as he instantly declined before even entering the house upon hearing the ruckus.
This is the first episode in the series where both Liam and Zach appear without Rusty.
References[]
Overnight Success - The title of this episode is an idiom referring to something that becomes a success very quickly.
Four R's of Waste Reduction - "Lincoln Loud's Four R's" is a parody of the ecological management campaign.
Little Bo-Peep - Clyde's nickname "Little Bo Sleep" is clearly a nod to the English nursery rhyme.
Psycho - Luna plays the theme from Psycho on the violin.
Errors[]
After the kids raise their juice boxes, Lucy's arm is shown wearing her arm sleeves, meaning she's still wearing her regular clothes instead of her PJs.
When Howard cries "I love him so much!", he appears to have two pairs of hands.
In the flashbacks, there is no paper airplane and frisbee on the porch roof of the Loud House.
In the flashback of Luna's sleepover, she said "Good night, living room!", but the captions were spelled out as "Good night, baby boom!".
When everyone gets ready for the movie, Luna's legs are missing, and Leni's eyelashes are missing.
Plot hole: Luan was watching a Sci-Fi movie, but in "Changing the Baby", she states that she dislikes Sci-Fi.
Also, the scene that Luna is missing her legs, Leni was next to Lily, but in the next scene, Clyde is next to Lily, and later in the episode when Lori is missing a part of her legs, Lucy is holding Lily.
Lincoln says that he was attacked by three cats, but he really was only attacked by two; Cliff and one other cat.
The day Lincoln circles on his calendar is Saturday, but Lisa says it's Friday, the day she studies brainwaves.
Lynn's bottom hair is missing.
In a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment, during a wipe scene transition after Lincoln allows Clyde to do whatever he wants, a random background quickly changes to a scene where the Loud siblings and Clyde gather in front of a TV.
At the end of the episode, when Lynn kicks the hacky sack back and forth with Clyde, the bottom part of her hair is missing.
In the Latin American Spanish dub, Lincoln says "Por suerte, papá no entiende los videos de gatos" (Luckily, Dad doesn't understand cat videos), instead of "Luckily, Dad is a real sucker for cat videos" like in the English version.
In one frame, Luan's mouth is mis-colored when she is telling a joke to Clyde.
↑MBC 3 only. This episode was aired on Nickelodeon Arabia.
↑Originally scheduled to premiere a day prior, but got replaced with the premiere of "For Bros About to Rock." Verizon failed to address this change and released it anyway.
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