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'''"Pets Peeved"''' is the twenty-first episode of the [[Season 2|second season]] and the seventy-third episode of ''[[The Loud House]]''.
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'''"Pets Peeved"''' is the twenty-first episode of the [[Season 2 (The Loud House)|second season]] and the seventy-third episode of ''[[The Loud House]]''.
   
 
==Plot==
  
==Plot==
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==Synopsis==
  
==Synopsis==
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While trying to get a treat from a hard to reach cabinet, [[Charles]], [[Cliff]], [[Geo]], and [[Walt]] are informed that the kids are home, prompting them to dash over to the front door, where immediately, the kids begin to lavish them with love and affection. As they play along with the pets, [[Lana Loud|Lana]] suddenly arrives, and reveals that she found a [[Watterson|lost dog]]. In an instant, the kids love it to death, leaving the four original pets disappointed.
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While trying to get a treat from a hard to reach cabinet, [[Charles]], [[Cliff]], [[Geo]], and [[Walt]] are informed that the kids are home, prompting them to dash over to the front door, where immediately, the kids begin to lavish them with love and affection. As they play along with the pets, [[Lana Loud|Lana]] suddenly arrives, and reveals that she found a [[Watterson|lost dog]]. In an instant, the kids adore it, leaving the four original pets disappointed.
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[[File:S2E11B_Awww!.png|thumb|The Loud kids got a brand new pet.]]
   
 
The four pets try to get the kids' attention, but they're all too distracted giving the new dog lots of love. When bedtime comes, all of the kids want to sleep with the new dog, but [[Lisa Loud|Lisa]] says that with 11 kids, and 8 hours of sleep, each one will sleep with the new dog for an allotted amount of time. The four original pets want to substitute for the kids, but they all deny them access, obviously wanting the new dog to be with them. Fed up with the kids' attention towards the new dog, the four pets decide to hold a meeting in Charles' doghouse, where they scheme to make the kids hate the new dog.
  
The four pets try to get the kids' attention, but they're all too distracted giving the new dog lots of love. When bedtime comes, all of the kids want to sleep with the new dog, but [[Lisa Loud|Lisa]] says that with 11 kids, and 8 hours of sleep, each one will sleep with the new dog for an allotted amount of time. The four original pets want to substitute for the kids, but they all deny them access, obviously wanting the new dog to be with them. Fed up with the kids' attention towards the new dog, the four pets decide to hold a meeting in Charles' doghouse, where they scheme to make the kids hate the new dog.
   
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The next day, the four pets decide to create some damage around the house, and make the new dog get blamed for it, such as breaking a vase, eating Lynn Sr.'s cooking, and track mud all over the house. However, all of these attempts only make the family love the new dog even more, since the vase that the new dog supposedly "broke" was something [[Rita Loud|Rita]] has always wanted to do but could never bring herself to do it, the dish [[Lynn Loud Sr.|Lynn Sr.]] made is never appreciated enough, and the kids are excited to give the new dog a bath. As the pets begin to pack their bags, seemingly giving up, Charles resorts to one last tactic: call the [[Green Mile Pet Sanctuary|pet sanctuary]]. After calling the pet sanctuary, the four pets manage to lock the new dog out of the house, allowing [[Minor Characters/Humans#Schmitty|Schmitty]], an employee from the pet sanctuary, to capture the new dog. As the pets decide to relax by watching TV, an infomercial for the pet sanctuary appears, and as they watch it, the four pets immediately begin to regret getting rid of the new dog, prompting them to hold another meeting. This time, discussing on rescuing the new dog.
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The next day, the four pets decide to create some damage around the house, and make the new dog get blamed for it, such as breaking a vase, eating Lynn Sr.'s cooking, and track mud all over the house. However, all of these attempts only make the family love the new dog even more, since the vase that the new dog supposedly "broke" was something [[Rita Loud|Rita]] has always wanted to do but could never bring herself to do it, the dish [[Lynn Loud Sr.|Lynn Sr.]] made is never appreciated enough, and the kids are excited to give the new dog a bath. As the pets begin to pack their bags, seemingly giving up, Charles resorts to one last tactic: call the [[Minor Locations#Green Mile Pet Sanctuary|pet sanctuary]]. After calling the pet sanctuary, the four pets manage to lock the new dog out of the house, allowing [[Minor Characters/Humans#Schmitty|Schmitty]], an employee from the pet sanctuary, to capture the new dog. As the pets decide to relax by watching TV, an infomercial for the pet sanctuary appears, and as they watch it, the four pets immediately begin to regret getting rid of the new dog, prompting them to hold another meeting. This time, discussing on rescuing the new dog.
   
 
After arriving to the pet sanctuary via big rig, the four pets sneak in, distract Schmitty, and manage to locate the new dog, and set it free. However, as the five pets begin to escape, Schmitty notices them escaping, but the five pets manage to escape. Unfortunately, another employee named [[Minor Characters/Humans#Corinne|Corinne]] captures them. As Corinne begins to head back to the pet sanctuary, the five pets try to escape, but Corinne tries to make them lose progress by swerving side to side, crashing the van in the process. As the pets attempt to flee, Corinne captures the four original pets, but the new dog manages to escape. After arriving back to the pet sanctuary, the new dog appears, having come back to rescue his friends. The new dog pounces onto Corinne, and manages to drive her away after chomping on her butt. With Corrine gone, the four pets console the new dog as thanks for rescuing them.
  
After arriving to the pet sanctuary via big rig, the four pets sneak in, distract Schmitty, and manage to locate the new dog, and set it free. However, as the five pets begin to escape, Schmitty notices them escaping, but the five pets manage to escape. Unfortunately, another employee named [[Minor Characters/Humans#Corinne|Corinne]] captures them. As Corinne begins to head back to the pet sanctuary, the five pets try to escape, but Corinne tries to make them lose progress by swerving side to side, crashing the van in the process. As the pets attempt to flee, Corinne captures the four original pets, but the new dog manages to escape. After arriving back to the pet sanctuary, the new dog appears, having come back to rescue his friends. The new dog pounces onto Corinne, and manages to drive her away after chomping on her butt. With Corrine gone, the four pets console the new dog as thanks for rescuing them.
   
 
[[File:S2E11B Lincoln giving the pets a treat.png|thumb|The four pets are happy that the Louds love them again.]]
  
[[File:S2E11B Lincoln giving the pets a treat.png|thumb|The four pets are happy that the Louds love them again.]]
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At the [[Loud House (location)|Loud House]], the kids are making missing posters for their pets, upset at the fact that they're gone. As the kids begin to cry that their pets are gone, the five pets arrive back. The kids quickly lavish the four original pets, and the new dog is allowed to join in on the hug. Just as they declare the new dog an official member of [[The Loud Family|the Loud family]], a young girl named [[Clare]] arrives, saying that she lost her pet dog since it slipped out of its leash. Clare sees that they have the dog, whose name is revealed to be Watterson. As Clare begins to cuddle Watterson, the kids are happy that Watterson is reunited with his original owner, but also sad at the fact that they can't keep him. Despite this, Clare applauds them for taking care of Watterson. Just before Clare and Watterson leave, Watterson decides to lick his new pet friends in gratitude. Once Clare and Watterson leave, [[Lincoln Loud|Lincoln]] decides to give the pets a treat. As they eat their treats with pleasure, Lisa exclaims, "Does anyone know why my slide projector was in Charles' doghouse?!", prompting the four pets to look at each other apprehensively.
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At the [[Loud House (location)|Loud House]], the kids are making missing posters for their pets, heartbroken and saddened at the fact that they're gone. As the kids begin to cry that their pets are gone, the five pets arrive back. The kids quickly lavish the four original pets, and the new dog is allowed to join in on the hug. Just as they declare the new dog an official member of [[The Loud Family|the Loud family]], a young girl named [[Minor Characters/Humans#Clare|Clare]] arrives, saying that she lost her pet dog since it slipped out of its leash. Clare sees that they have the dog, whose name is revealed to be Watterson. As Clare begins to cuddle Watterson, the kids are happy that Watterson is reunited with his original owner, but also sad at the fact that they can't keep him. Despite this, Clare applauds them for taking care of Watterson. Just before Clare and Watterson leave, Watterson decides to lick his new pet friends in gratitude. Once Clare and Watterson leave, [[Lincoln Loud|Lincoln]] decides to give the pets a treat. As they eat their treats with pleasure, Lisa exclaims, "Does anyone know why my slide projector was in Charles' doghouse?!", prompting the four pets to look at each other apprehensively that they forgot about her projector.
   
 
==Cast==
  
==Cast==
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*[[Brian Stepanek]] as [[Lynn Loud Sr.|Lynn Sr.]] / TV announcer
  
*[[Brian Stepanek]] as [[Lynn Loud Sr.|Lynn Sr.]] / TV announcer
 
*[[Jill Talley]] as [[Rita Loud|Rita]]
  
*[[Jill Talley]] as [[Rita Loud|Rita]]
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*[[Dee Bradley Baker]] as [[Charles]] / [[Cliff]] / [[Minor Characters/Humans#Schmitty|Schmitty]] / Semi truck cat
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*[[Dee Bradley Baker]] as [[Charles]] / [[Cliff]] / [[Watterson]] / [[Minor Characters/Humans#Schmitty|Schmitty]] / Semi truck cat
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*[[Juliet Donenfield]] as [[Clare]]
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*[[Juliet Donenfeld]] as [[Minor Characters/Humans#Clare|Clare]]
 
*[[Jan Johns]] as [[Minor Characters/Humans#Corinne|Corinne]] / Narrator
  
*[[Jan Johns]] as [[Minor Characters/Humans#Corinne|Corinne]] / Narrator
   
 
==Music==
  
==Music==
 
{{MLegend}}
  
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{{APM|s|Summer Swing|Marc Durst|Title card.}}
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{{APM|S|Summer Swing|Marc Durst|Title card and opening}}
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{{APM|W|Whoops-A-Daisy (B)|Charles Butler II|the pets go over to the siblings}}
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{{APM||||Watterson being fed}}
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{{APM|C|Cheeky Logo|Winifred Phillips|the pets make cute faces}}
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{{APM||||Watterson sleeping}}
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{{APM||||Lana exits the bathroom}}
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{{APM|P|Passion Victim|Oswin Mackintosh|in Charles' doghouse}}
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{{APM|A|Are We There Yet|Billie Fingers, Bruce Fingers, Bobby Tahouri|the pets knock over a plant}}
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{{APM|G|Grounded For Life|Billie Fingers, Andrew Johnson, Bruce Fingers|the pets sneak into the kitchen}}
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{{APM|M|Monsters Are Bad Friends|Adam Schiff, Bruce Fingers, Billie Fingers|the pets tormenting Watterson}}
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{{APM||||the house is muddy}}
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{{APM||||"You know what that means!"}}
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{{APM|P|Perfectly Normal|Billie Fingers, Andrew Johnson, Bruce Fingers|the pets call the animal shelter; Watterson is taken away}}
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{{APM||||the pets imagine Watterson on a farm}}
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{{APM||||Green Mile commercial}}
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{{APM||||back in Charles' doghouse}}
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{{APM|R|Rock Caper Scissors|Peter McConnell|the pets arrive at the shelter}}
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{{APM|E|The Electric Spy|Gregor Narholz|the pets race away from the shelter}}
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{{APM||||Corinne drives back to the shelter}}
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{{APM||||pets trying to break the net}}
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{{APM||||they break free}}
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{{APM|G|Great Adventure (A)|Moritz Bintig, Francisco Becker|pets attempt to break out of the truck}}
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{{APM|C|Cinematics (A)|Moritz Bintig, Francisco Becker|Watterson escapes after Corinne crashes; Watterson attacks Corinne}}
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{{APM|L|Little Green Men|David Bergeaud|Watterson attacks Corinne}}
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{{APM||||pets caress Watterson}}
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{{APM|W|Whoops-A-Daisy (B)|Charles Butler II|the pets return home}}
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{{APM|P|Pop Punk|Doug Rockwell|ending}}
   
 
==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
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*This is the first Loud House episode that completely revolves around the family pets.
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*This is the first ''Loud House'' episode that completely revolves around the family pets.
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*This episode has the smallest amount of dialogue in the whole series.
  
 
*'''Innuendo''':
  
*'''Innuendo''':
 
**Whenever the pets hold a meeting, the first slide that appears on screen would depict something personal to Charles, prompting him to shield the screen in embarrassment. The two items depicted were a fire hydrant and a female poodle.
  
**Whenever the pets hold a meeting, the first slide that appears on screen would depict something personal to Charles, prompting him to shield the screen in embarrassment. The two items depicted were a fire hydrant and a female poodle.
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*'''''Pets Peeved''''' - The title is a reference to the phrase "pet peeve", which is a personal annoyance.
  
*'''''Pets Peeved''''' - The title is a reference to the phrase "pet peeve", which is a personal annoyance.
 
*'''''{{W|Peanuts}}''''' - One of the dogs in the Green Mile commercial resembles Snoopy.
  
*'''''{{W|Peanuts}}''''' - One of the dogs in the Green Mile commercial resembles Snoopy.
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*'''''{{W|Sly Cooper}}''''' - In the sequence where the Loud Pets rescue Watterson from the Green Mile Pet Sanctuary, the music that plays is similar to music from the video game series, particularly the Paris level of ''Sly 2: Band of Thieves''.
  
 
*'''''{{W|Bill Watterson}}''''' - Keeping with the tradition of the show, Watterson was named after a famous comic artist. In this case, Watterson shares his name with the creator of the comic ''{{W|Calvin and Hobbes}}''.
  
*'''''{{W|Bill Watterson}}''''' - Keeping with the tradition of the show, Watterson was named after a famous comic artist. In this case, Watterson shares his name with the creator of the comic ''{{W|Calvin and Hobbes}}''.
 
*'''''{{W|Animal Farm (1954 film)|Animal Farm}}''''' - The meeting in Charles' doghouse resembles Old Major's rally from the movie.
  
*'''''{{W|Animal Farm (1954 film)|Animal Farm}}''''' - The meeting in Charles' doghouse resembles Old Major's rally from the movie.
 
*'''''{{W|The Green Mile (film)|The Green Mile}}''''' - The name of the Pet Sanctuary is a reference to the books and film of the same name.
  
*'''''{{W|The Green Mile (film)|The Green Mile}}''''' - The name of the Pet Sanctuary is a reference to the books and film of the same name.
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*'''''{{W|Cubitus}}''''' - Watterson resembles a smaller version of Cubitus from the comic series.
  
 
*'''''{{W|Kansas (band)|Kansas}}''''' - Luna's line, "lay your weary head to rest", is a reference to the Kansas song "Carry On Wayward Son".
  
*'''''{{W|Kansas (band)|Kansas}}''''' - Luna's line, "lay your weary head to rest", is a reference to the Kansas song "Carry On Wayward Son".
 
*'''''{{W|Our Gang|The Little Rascals}}''''' - A promotional piece of artwork by the writer and storyboard artist of this episode Darin McGowan pays tribute to the series, even going so far as to call it Chris Savino's Rascals.
  
*'''''{{W|Our Gang|The Little Rascals}}''''' - A promotional piece of artwork by the writer and storyboard artist of this episode Darin McGowan pays tribute to the series, even going so far as to call it Chris Savino's Rascals.
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**Lynn and Lucy to Luna/Luan's room.
  
**Lynn and Lucy to Luna/Luan's room.
 
**Lana and Lola to Lori/Leni's room.
  
**Lana and Lola to Lori/Leni's room.
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[[File:S2E11B Luna kisses Watterson's butt.png|thumb|Luna, where are your eyelashes?]]
 
*Geo was able to kick Watterson into the mud, despite being inside his hamster ball.
  
*Geo was able to kick Watterson into the mud, despite being inside his hamster ball.
 
*The siblings are wearing their backpacks when they enter their house, but when they are on the first floor after seeing the mud trail, they don't have backpacks anymore.
  
*The siblings are wearing their backpacks when they enter their house, but when they are on the first floor after seeing the mud trail, they don't have backpacks anymore.
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*Lana's eyelashes were missing after she and Watterson were done using the bathroom.
  
*Lana's eyelashes were missing after she and Watterson were done using the bathroom.
 
*While Lynn Sr. was appreciating Watterson for eating his food, even though it was the pets' doing, his left eye bag was missing.
  
*While Lynn Sr. was appreciating Watterson for eating his food, even though it was the pets' doing, his left eye bag was missing.
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==Running Gags==
  
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*The kids adoring Watterson, which annoys the other Loud pets.
  
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*Charles, Cliff, Geo, and Walt trying unsuccessfully to get rid of Watterson, by making him look bad.
  
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*Luna and Rita mistaking Watterson's butt for his face.
  
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*The pets working together to do tasks that requires teamwork.
  
   
 
==Clip==
  
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"Pets Peeved" is the twenty-first episode of the second season and the seventy-third episode of The Loud House.

Plot

When Lana brings home a new pet, whom the children adore, the four original Loud pets scheme to get rid of him.

Synopsis

While trying to get a treat from a hard to reach cabinet, Charles, Cliff, Geo, and Walt are informed that the kids are home, prompting them to dash over to the front door, where immediately, the kids begin to lavish them with love and affection. As they play along with the pets, Lana suddenly arrives, and reveals that she found a lost dog. In an instant, the kids adore it, leaving the four original pets disappointed.

S2E11B Awww!

The Loud kids got a brand new pet.

The four pets try to get the kids' attention, but they're all too distracted giving the new dog lots of love. When bedtime comes, all of the kids want to sleep with the new dog, but Lisa says that with 11 kids, and 8 hours of sleep, each one will sleep with the new dog for an allotted amount of time. The four original pets want to substitute for the kids, but they all deny them access, obviously wanting the new dog to be with them. Fed up with the kids' attention towards the new dog, the four pets decide to hold a meeting in Charles' doghouse, where they scheme to make the kids hate the new dog.

The next day, the four pets decide to create some damage around the house, and make the new dog get blamed for it, such as breaking a vase, eating Lynn Sr.'s cooking, and track mud all over the house. However, all of these attempts only make the family love the new dog even more, since the vase that the new dog supposedly "broke" was something Rita has always wanted to do but could never bring herself to do it, the dish Lynn Sr. made is never appreciated enough, and the kids are excited to give the new dog a bath. As the pets begin to pack their bags, seemingly giving up, Charles resorts to one last tactic: call the pet sanctuary. After calling the pet sanctuary, the four pets manage to lock the new dog out of the house, allowing Schmitty, an employee from the pet sanctuary, to capture the new dog. As the pets decide to relax by watching TV, an infomercial for the pet sanctuary appears, and as they watch it, the four pets immediately begin to regret getting rid of the new dog, prompting them to hold another meeting. This time, discussing on rescuing the new dog.

After arriving to the pet sanctuary via big rig, the four pets sneak in, distract Schmitty, and manage to locate the new dog, and set it free. However, as the five pets begin to escape, Schmitty notices them escaping, but the five pets manage to escape. Unfortunately, another employee named Corinne captures them. As Corinne begins to head back to the pet sanctuary, the five pets try to escape, but Corinne tries to make them lose progress by swerving side to side, crashing the van in the process. As the pets attempt to flee, Corinne captures the four original pets, but the new dog manages to escape. After arriving back to the pet sanctuary, the new dog appears, having come back to rescue his friends. The new dog pounces onto Corinne, and manages to drive her away after chomping on her butt. With Corrine gone, the four pets console the new dog as thanks for rescuing them.

S2E11B Lincoln giving the pets a treat

The four pets are happy that the Louds love them again.

At the Loud House, the kids are making missing posters for their pets, heartbroken and saddened at the fact that they're gone. As the kids begin to cry that their pets are gone, the five pets arrive back. The kids quickly lavish the four original pets, and the new dog is allowed to join in on the hug. Just as they declare the new dog an official member of the Loud family, a young girl named Clare arrives, saying that she lost her pet dog since it slipped out of its leash. Clare sees that they have the dog, whose name is revealed to be Watterson. As Clare begins to cuddle Watterson, the kids are happy that Watterson is reunited with his original owner, but also sad at the fact that they can't keep him. Despite this, Clare applauds them for taking care of Watterson. Just before Clare and Watterson leave, Watterson decides to lick his new pet friends in gratitude. Once Clare and Watterson leave, Lincoln decides to give the pets a treat. As they eat their treats with pleasure, Lisa exclaims, "Does anyone know why my slide projector was in Charles' doghouse?!", prompting the four pets to look at each other apprehensively that they forgot about her projector.

Cast

Music

( ‣ ) Associated production music
( • ) Original music
( ◦ ) The Loud House/The Casagrandes music

 ‣ Summer Swing - Marc Durst [Title card and opening]
 ‣ Whoops-A-Daisy (B) - Charles Butler II [the pets go over to the siblings]
 ‣ ? [Watterson being fed]
 ‣ Cheeky Logo - Winifred Phillips [the pets make cute faces]
 ‣ ? [Watterson sleeping]
 ‣ ? [Lana exits the bathroom]
 ‣ Passion Victim - Oswin Mackintosh [in Charles' doghouse]
 ‣ Are We There Yet - Billie Fingers, Bruce Fingers, Bobby Tahouri [the pets knock over a plant]
 ‣ Grounded For Life - Billie Fingers, Andrew Johnson, Bruce Fingers [the pets sneak into the kitchen]
 ‣ Monsters Are Bad Friends - Adam Schiff, Bruce Fingers, Billie Fingers [the pets tormenting Watterson]
 ‣ ? [the house is muddy]
 ‣ ? ["You know what that means!"]
 ‣ Perfectly Normal - Billie Fingers, Andrew Johnson, Bruce Fingers [the pets call the animal shelter; Watterson is taken away]
 ‣ ? [the pets imagine Watterson on a farm]
 ‣ ? [Green Mile commercial]
 ‣ ? [back in Charles' doghouse]
 ‣ Rock Caper Scissors - Peter McConnell [the pets arrive at the shelter]
 ‣ The Electric Spy - Gregor Narholz [the pets race away from the shelter]
 ‣ ? [Corinne drives back to the shelter]
 ‣ ? [pets trying to break the net]
 ‣ ? [they break free]
 ‣ Great Adventure (A) - Moritz Bintig, Francisco Becker [pets attempt to break out of the truck]
 ‣ Cinematics (A) - Moritz Bintig, Francisco Becker [Watterson escapes after Corinne crashes; Watterson attacks Corinne]
 ‣ Little Green Men - David Bergeaud [Watterson attacks Corinne]
 ‣ ? [pets caress Watterson]
 ‣ Whoops-A-Daisy (B) - Charles Butler II [the pets return home]
 ‣ Pop Punk - Doug Rockwell [ending]

Trivia

  • This is the first Loud House episode that completely revolves around the family pets.
  • Innuendo:
    • Whenever the pets hold a meeting, the first slide that appears on screen would depict something personal to Charles, prompting him to shield the screen in embarrassment. The two items depicted were a fire hydrant and a female poodle.
    • When Rita tried to give Watterson a treat off-screen, she puts the treat in his butt instead of his mouth.

References

  • Pets Peeved - The title is a reference to the phrase "pet peeve", which is a personal annoyance.
  • Peanuts - One of the dogs in the Green Mile commercial resembles Snoopy.
  • Bill Watterson - Keeping with the tradition of the show, Watterson was named after a famous comic artist. In this case, Watterson shares his name with the creator of the comic Calvin and Hobbes.
  • Animal Farm - The meeting in Charles' doghouse resembles Old Major's rally from the movie.
  • The Green Mile - The name of the Pet Sanctuary is a reference to the books and film of the same name.
  • Kansas - Luna's line, "lay your weary head to rest", is a reference to the Kansas song "Carry On Wayward Son".
  • The Little Rascals - A promotional piece of artwork by the writer and storyboard artist of this episode Darin McGowan pays tribute to the series, even going so far as to call it Chris Savino's Rascals.

Errors

  • Brian Stepanek, who plays Lynn Sr., wasn't listed in the credits.
  • When the kids were going to sleep, everyone (except Lincoln, Lisa, and Lily) goes to the wrong bedrooms:
    • Lori and Leni to Lynn/Lucy's room.
    • Luna and Luan to Lori/Leni's room.
    • Lynn and Lucy to Luna/Luan's room.
    • Lana and Lola to Lori/Leni's room.
S2E11B Luna kisses Watterson's butt

Luna, where are your eyelashes?

  • Geo was able to kick Watterson into the mud, despite being inside his hamster ball.
  • The siblings are wearing their backpacks when they enter their house, but when they are on the first floor after seeing the mud trail, they don't have backpacks anymore.
S2E11B Loud kids crying

Have you seen our eyelashes?

  • When the siblings were crying about the pets being missing, the sisters' eyelashes were also missing.
  • While Luna was talking to Watterson about him going home, her eyelashes were missing.
  • The four pets framed Watterson when Aunt Ruth's wedding present broke, but later, it is fixed up.
  • Lana's eyelashes were missing after she and Watterson were done using the bathroom.
  • While Lynn Sr. was appreciating Watterson for eating his food, even though it was the pets' doing, his left eye bag was missing.

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