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ABOUT THE SHOW
The Loud House follows the daily adventures of Lincoln Loud, an eleven-year-old boy with ten sisters. In each episode, Lincoln must find a new way to solve the problems that face his huge household. The series was created by animation veteran Chris Savino and currently airs on Nickelodeon.
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The Loud kids and Clyde posing for the judges at the Ace Savvy convention. ("Kings of the Con")
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Dexter is Lynn's temporary crush. He first appeared in "Singled Out".
Dexter is a round light-skinned boy with black hair and black-framed glasses. He wears a red sweater with the word 'Anime' and a character resembling baby Yoda on it. He wears dark colored trousers with light blue sneakers.
Emma is a classmate Clyde had a brief crush on. She first appeared in "Brave the Last Dance".
Emma is a dark-skinned slim girl with light brunette hair worn up in a large ponytail. She wears a cyan t-shirt with a pink cat logo, black trousers, white socks, and pink training shoes.
"Brave the Last Dance" is the one-hundred-eighty-third episode of The Loud House. It premiered in the United States on February 15, 2020. It was written by Katie Mattila, directed by Jessica Borutski, and storyboarded by Jordan Rosato.
In this episode, Clyde has feeling for a fellow student named Emma, but to make sure she has feelings for him in return, he enlists the help of friends to gather evidence before he can ask her out to the Valentine's Day dance.
Fun fact: One of Liam's chickens is named Yolko Ono, a reference to Yoko Ono, the wife of deceased Beatles member John Lennon.
