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'''"Rita Her Rights"''' (originally titled '''"Rita Her Heights"''') is the thirteenth episode of the [[Season 3 (The Loud House)|third season]], and the one-hundred-fourteenth episode of ''[[The Loud House]]''. |
'''"Rita Her Rights"''' (originally titled '''"Rita Her Heights"''') is the thirteenth episode of the [[Season 3 (The Loud House)|third season]], and the one-hundred-fourteenth episode of ''[[The Loud House]]''. |
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==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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− | On a typical day, [[Rita Loud|Rita]] is hard at work doing her morning routine around [[The Loud House (location)|the house]], and getting her kids ready for school. Eventually, she becomes so overworked, when she drops [[Lincoln Loud|Lincoln]], [[Lucy Loud|Lucy]], [[Lana Loud|Lana]], [[Lola Loud|Lola]] and [[Lisa Loud|Lisa]] at the [[Royal Woods Elementary School|elementary school]], she doesn't realize that she parked [[Vanzilla]] right on the bus parking zone. Soon enough, an officer named [[Officer Schoffner|Schoffner]] comes by and gives Rita a ticket. Rita assures that it's not a big deal, but when she discovers the car's glove box housing numerous tickets, Schoffner tells her that she now owes $2,000 for parking tickets. However, she tells Rita that there's an alternative solution |
+ | On a typical day, [[Rita Loud|Rita]] is hard at work doing her morning routine around [[The Loud House (location)|the house]], and getting her kids ready for school. Eventually, she becomes so overworked, when she drops [[Lincoln Loud|Lincoln]], [[Lucy Loud|Lucy]], [[Lana Loud|Lana]], [[Lola Loud|Lola]] and [[Lisa Loud|Lisa]] at the [[Royal Woods Elementary School|elementary school]], she doesn't realize that she parked [[Vanzilla]] right on the bus parking zone. Soon enough, an officer named [[Officer Schoffner|Schoffner]] comes by and gives Rita a ticket. Rita assures that it's not a big deal, but when she discovers the car's glove box housing numerous tickets, Schoffner tells her that she now owes $2,000 for parking tickets. However, she tells Rita that there's an alternative solution: community service. |
[[File:S3E07B_Relaxing_until_sundown.png|thumb|Rita decides that community service is the best way for relaxation. ]] |
[[File:S3E07B_Relaxing_until_sundown.png|thumb|Rita decides that community service is the best way for relaxation. ]] |
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At first glance, Rita appears to not find any enjoyment out of it, but realizes that it's rather relaxing. When the day ends, Rita, wanting to experience the relaxation once more, deliberately crashes Vanzilla into a fire hydrant, making Schoffner give her more community service. The next day, Rita reminds her kids that she's off to do community service again, much to their dismay since they need her help with some tasks. However, Rita reassures them that they're more than capable to take care of things on their own. With that settled, Rita heads off. Rita giddily spends her day picking up trash at the park, and eating ice cream with a common squirrel. After spending her whole day doing work, Rita heads back home, only to discover that the house has become a wreck because of her absence. Realizing the chaos she can't possibly contain, Rita sneakily heads off, and while driving away, she witnesses one of Lisa's experiments blowing the whole roof off, making Rita affirm that she "made the right choice". |
At first glance, Rita appears to not find any enjoyment out of it, but realizes that it's rather relaxing. When the day ends, Rita, wanting to experience the relaxation once more, deliberately crashes Vanzilla into a fire hydrant, making Schoffner give her more community service. The next day, Rita reminds her kids that she's off to do community service again, much to their dismay since they need her help with some tasks. However, Rita reassures them that they're more than capable to take care of things on their own. With that settled, Rita heads off. Rita giddily spends her day picking up trash at the park, and eating ice cream with a common squirrel. After spending her whole day doing work, Rita heads back home, only to discover that the house has become a wreck because of her absence. Realizing the chaos she can't possibly contain, Rita sneakily heads off, and while driving away, she witnesses one of Lisa's experiments blowing the whole roof off, making Rita affirm that she "made the right choice". |
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− | Rita attempts to grab Schoffner's attention by parking in two parking spaces, but when a couple people begin arguing with her, Rita decides to head off to [[Flip's Food & Fuel]], since there's a "no loitering" rule. Schoffner sees Rita loitering, and gives Rita another ticket |
+ | Rita attempts to grab Schoffner's attention by parking in two parking spaces, but when a couple people begin arguing with her, Rita decides to head off to [[Flip's Food & Fuel]], since there's a "no loitering" rule. Schoffner sees Rita loitering, and gives Rita another ticket. Before long, Rita begins doing unlawful things around town just to do more community service, like not picking up Charles' poop at the park, running over a mailbox, and destroying an old radio in public (the latter is confirmed to be an old law, as stated in a book). After many days of relaxation, Rita is finally ready to head back home. Upon arriving home, Rita sees that the house is still a wreck, but, staying true to what she stated, greets her family. Suddenly, Schoffner arrives and explains to Rita that the series of small crimes she's committed qualify as a crime spree, evidenced by the many tickets she was given. As a result, Rita is required to spend time in jail, much to everyone's horror. When Schoffner leaves, Rita tells her family that she feels so overwhelmed by them, that she just wanted some relaxation. The family, feeling bad for Rita, tell her that she could've just told them. |
At the jailhouse, Rita is using the visiting telephone to keep in touch with her family. Each of the family members ask Rita for help, show her something, etc., and Schoffner, realizing why Rita wanted some relaxation in the first place, decides to let her free. |
At the jailhouse, Rita is using the visiting telephone to keep in touch with her family. Each of the family members ask Rita for help, show her something, etc., and Schoffner, realizing why Rita wanted some relaxation in the first place, decides to let her free. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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+ | *The premise of this episode is similar to "[[No Such Luck]]", as both episodes involve someone wanting free time to themselves, but with severe repercussions. |
*This episode was originally paired with "[[The Mad Scientist]]", as Episode 8A. Now, it is paired with "[[Fandom Pains]]", as Episode 7B. |
*This episode was originally paired with "[[The Mad Scientist]]", as Episode 8A. Now, it is paired with "[[Fandom Pains]]", as Episode 7B. |
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*Mindy Sterling is credited in this episode while in "[[Potty Mouth]]", she was uncredited. |
*Mindy Sterling is credited in this episode while in "[[Potty Mouth]]", she was uncredited. |
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+ | [[File:Animatorcommentary.png|thumb|Probably how the animators of this show feel.]] |
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+ | *When Lincoln was showing Rita his homework, the sentence shown in his notebook read '''"You draw one sibling and you think you are done, but then you have to draw ten more siblings too."''' This seems to be a reference to the artists on the show, who have to draw numerous characters most of the time they work on the show. |
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*This episode reveals that Lynn Sr. doesn't know how to spell "menu". He thinks there's a "Y" in the word. |
*This episode reveals that Lynn Sr. doesn't know how to spell "menu". He thinks there's a "Y" in the word. |
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*In the Hebrew dub, this is the first episode to have Einat Azulay and Maya Mitalponkt as the new voices of [[Luan Loud|Luan]] and [[Lola Loud|Lola]] and have Luan's name be pronounced exactly the same as the English version. |
*In the Hebrew dub, this is the first episode to have Einat Azulay and Maya Mitalponkt as the new voices of [[Luan Loud|Luan]] and [[Lola Loud|Lola]] and have Luan's name be pronounced exactly the same as the English version. |
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*When Lincoln is joyriding Lola's car, Lola and Lucy's arms fighting for the book overlap him. |
*When Lincoln is joyriding Lola's car, Lola and Lucy's arms fighting for the book overlap him. |
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*Despite going to the same school with Leni, Luna, and Luan, Lori isn't seen at the high school with them. |
*Despite going to the same school with Leni, Luna, and Luan, Lori isn't seen at the high school with them. |
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− | **Also Luan was in middle school in "[[L is for Love]]", but she didn't age to graduate. |
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*When Rita drops off Leni, Luna, and Luan at high school, at one point, Luna is seen outside and inside Vanzilla. |
*When Rita drops off Leni, Luna, and Luan at high school, at one point, Luna is seen outside and inside Vanzilla. |
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− | *Given how Rita committed a crime spree, she could have her license |
+ | *Given how Rita committed a crime spree, she could have her license suspended for more than 3 violations. |
*Assuming that Rita was convicted and sentenced by a judge and court, as suggested by the fact that she was wearing an orange prison jumpsuit, she could not be let out early simply because a police officer let her free. She would have to be granted parole. |
*Assuming that Rita was convicted and sentenced by a judge and court, as suggested by the fact that she was wearing an orange prison jumpsuit, she could not be let out early simply because a police officer let her free. She would have to be granted parole. |
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*'''Plot hole''': Lynn wants her mother to clean up her dirty jersey, even though "[[Insta-gran]]" shows that due to her superstitious nature, she intentionally keeps them filthy for luck. |
*'''Plot hole''': Lynn wants her mother to clean up her dirty jersey, even though "[[Insta-gran]]" shows that due to her superstitious nature, she intentionally keeps them filthy for luck. |
Revision as of 15:40, 18 May 2020
"Rita Her Rights" (originally titled "Rita Her Heights") is the thirteenth episode of the third season, and the one-hundred-fourteenth episode of The Loud House. PlotAfter racking up tickets, Mom finds it more relaxing to perform community service than being at home. SynopsisOn a typical day, Rita is hard at work doing her morning routine around the house, and getting her kids ready for school. Eventually, she becomes so overworked, when she drops Lincoln, Lucy, Lana, Lola and Lisa at the elementary school, she doesn't realize that she parked Vanzilla right on the bus parking zone. Soon enough, an officer named Schoffner comes by and gives Rita a ticket. Rita assures that it's not a big deal, but when she discovers the car's glove box housing numerous tickets, Schoffner tells her that she now owes $2,000 for parking tickets. However, she tells Rita that there's an alternative solution: community service. At first glance, Rita appears to not find any enjoyment out of it, but realizes that it's rather relaxing. When the day ends, Rita, wanting to experience the relaxation once more, deliberately crashes Vanzilla into a fire hydrant, making Schoffner give her more community service. The next day, Rita reminds her kids that she's off to do community service again, much to their dismay since they need her help with some tasks. However, Rita reassures them that they're more than capable to take care of things on their own. With that settled, Rita heads off. Rita giddily spends her day picking up trash at the park, and eating ice cream with a common squirrel. After spending her whole day doing work, Rita heads back home, only to discover that the house has become a wreck because of her absence. Realizing the chaos she can't possibly contain, Rita sneakily heads off, and while driving away, she witnesses one of Lisa's experiments blowing the whole roof off, making Rita affirm that she "made the right choice". Rita attempts to grab Schoffner's attention by parking in two parking spaces, but when a couple people begin arguing with her, Rita decides to head off to Flip's Food & Fuel, since there's a "no loitering" rule. Schoffner sees Rita loitering, and gives Rita another ticket. Before long, Rita begins doing unlawful things around town just to do more community service, like not picking up Charles' poop at the park, running over a mailbox, and destroying an old radio in public (the latter is confirmed to be an old law, as stated in a book). After many days of relaxation, Rita is finally ready to head back home. Upon arriving home, Rita sees that the house is still a wreck, but, staying true to what she stated, greets her family. Suddenly, Schoffner arrives and explains to Rita that the series of small crimes she's committed qualify as a crime spree, evidenced by the many tickets she was given. As a result, Rita is required to spend time in jail, much to everyone's horror. When Schoffner leaves, Rita tells her family that she feels so overwhelmed by them, that she just wanted some relaxation. The family, feeling bad for Rita, tell her that she could've just told them. At the jailhouse, Rita is using the visiting telephone to keep in touch with her family. Each of the family members ask Rita for help, show her something, etc., and Schoffner, realizing why Rita wanted some relaxation in the first place, decides to let her free. The next day, Rita wakes up later than usual, and discovers a note left behind. She reads the note, and sees that Lynn Sr. and the kids have woken up earlier than usual, and took care of things on their own so they can give her some much needed relaxation time, making Rita happy. Cast
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