The Loud House Encyclopedia
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The Loud House Encyclopedia

This post is kind of pointless and I really only made it 'cause I was bored. I don't really have an interest in the stuff I'm listing, you don't have to read it, I just like to list things and I have nothing better to do, so without further ado, here are the times when...

Someone sings[]

Someone plays a video game[]

A pet does something gross[]

Someone passes out[]

Lily says something other than "poo-poo" or gibberish[]

Something stops working[]

Someone loses out, but someone else makes up for it[]

  • Project Loud House (Lincoln's diorama breaks, but his sisters act it out)
  • In Tents Debate (The girls have to go to Scratchy Bottom Campground, but Lincoln makes it fun for them.)
  • Undie Pressure (Lincoln loses the bet, but Lola buys him the undies anyway)
  • Sleuth or Consequences (Lucy is caught, but Lincoln takes the heat)
  • Suite and Sour (The Louds are kicked out of the hotel, but the kids give their parents a break and some treats.)
  • Shell Shock (The egg breaks but Mrs. Johnson lets Lincoln and Ronnie Anne try again, Lincoln and Ronnie Anne don't win the waffles but Bobby cooks them waffles.)
  • Yes-Man (Lincoln doesn't get to go to the concert, so his sisters sing to him and bring SMOOCH over.)
  • Read Aloud (The Louds lose the contest, but Lola makes everyone pizza.)
  • The Crying Dame (Fenton is destroyed, but her sisters sing his song and Fenton dresses up as him.)
  • Tripped! (The family is late, but the cherry farmer lets them stay with him.)
  • A Fridge Too Far (Lynn Sr.'s ingredients get eaten by Cliff, but his kids convince him to make lasagna instead, which the critic prefers.)
  • Head Poet's Anxiety (Lucy beats Luan at being the youngest to perform ontsage in Royal Woods, but she writes a poem about Luan.)
  • Any Given Sundae (Lily's sundae gets knocked over, but they make her a new one.)
  • Fed Up (The kids fail to make dinner and can't order pizza or Chinese food, but Lynn Sr. makes a delicious casserole instead.)

An entire episode is about an argument[]

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