And the worst part of this episode is the fact that Lynn didn't get her comeuppance. It really annoys me when a character does something reprehensible and doesn't get punished for it.
This isn't the first time either. In another episode where she was overly competitive at everything, they all played a board game where she couldn't win, which backfired and caused her to be a sore loser until everyone let her win again. Like, no. You don't always win, accept it and move on with your life.
So many multiple situations of differing probabilities happen in real life as real life is not just one thing. That is not an excuse for letting a character getting away with this shit.
As someone currently trapped in a toxic home and family life; what Lincoln goes through in this episode, though exaggerated, hits a little too close to home for comfort. What infuriates me is that the episode seems to be under the impression that he deserves it.
@@kurthutchison1779 Oh yes, so much personal information. A staggering amount, in fact, because they totally posted their full name and birthday, as well as the names and birthdays of each and every single one of their family members. They also totally posted their full address, what times they enter and leave their home, and the PPI of their family's close friends. ... Wait, what's that? They didn't actually post all that information? Huh, that's strange. It's almost as if OP went with a vague explanation specifically to avoid throwing their family under the bus in front of everyone to see. Huh; imagine that concept. Switching to talking to you Dr. Bright; I hope things get better for you. Just know that you didn't post too much info here. Many people are too afraid to say anything at all for fear of their abusers finding out. You did the right thing. Being a stranger on the internet, there isn't a lot I can really do for you, but know that I'm wishing you the best. And hey, just remember this. If things get out of hand, you can always make your family try on your beautiful neckless. Just remember to give any foundation staff present Class A Amnestics and provide a good cover story. I'm not sure what the penalties would be for you since your immortal, but it's probably best you don't find out. LOL.
There was a fanfic sequel to this episode, "No Such Luck No Such Love," where Lincoln starts ignoring his sisters and parents while his family realizes what they did wrong, it's surprisingly well written. Can't say the same for this episode. Or the show for that matter-
Another one I’d personally recommend is “What is a Person Worth” by ThatEngineer. While I’ll admit it does get REALLY heavy at points and is quite a bit darker in tone (so that may not be everyone’s cup of tea), I honestly think it handles the characters really well if they were in an aftermath of a situation like this.
@@raven3067 I guess I misremembered. It's been..a long time since I skimmed through it, I don't even know why I was reading it I was scrolling through the Dark Fics page on TV tropes and found it there in between reading IDW Transformers lol. I'll edit the comment hold on ☝️
@@ratchetmechani2002 The author of the fic is called SpartenXHunterX. He stopped the fic like 3 years ago for some reason. It was rather quite enjoyable.
My problem with the loud house is that every episode I've seen boils down to "Lincoln is usually selfless, but as soon as he does something for himself he gets punished, and learns the lesson not to do that, as taught by his selfish friends and family"
Half of his sisters SUCK too, while the rest are just OK. The lame ones: 1. The smart one (I refuse to remember their names) usually just says lines that have nothing to do with what's going on, like the episode where someone asks what you would do on a ship wreck and says says "look at the moss on trees" or something... even though there would BE no moss on a boat, or trees (seriously, what a dumb answer). She's pro-experiments on people. She's basically Sandy Cheeks at her worst, with the gullibility of the town of Bikini Bottom. 2. That April fools cow. You know the one. She gets away with murder and everyone acts like it's Lincoln's fault. She also has the WORST sense of humour of anyone in the show. In what world is destroying everyone's stuff, funny? 3. That sporty cow. Yeah, she's going to get arrested for harassing *insert someone here*. 4. The dumb one. I haven't seen anything past season 1, but I already don't like her for being dumber than a four-year-old. 5. The parents. I guarantee half of Lincoln's sisters will grow up into Karens and Lincoln will reflect back on his past and divorce his whole family. The OK ones: 1. The goth one. I haven't seen any episodes featuring her, so when she's not a part of the "hate Lincoln" hivemind, she's a OK background character. 2. The one who's on the phone the whole time. Again, I haven't really seen any episodes featuring her. 3. The tomboy twin. Same. 4. The princess twin. Honestly thought I would have hated her the most, but since she's not the most flanderized Karen of a character, she's one of my favourites. 5. The baby. 6. The fake Brit. She's also OK.
This episode showed me that I was smarter than I thought when I was young. I felt bad for Lincoln for the entire episode to the point that I couldn't bear consciously watching this episode again.
@@Delta_Aves I can't stand meanspiritedness when it happens to characters who don't deserve it, which happens far too much in the media. I prefer it happens to those who deserve it or if the creators/writers of a specific thing/franchise don't play favorites, even if they're not usually my cup of tea but there are exceptions like robot chicken.
Even when I watched the show when I was little I wanted Lincoln to shoot anyone who messed with him like his parents, Luan, and his football team who beat him up for losing a game
@@dantdmfangamingrich9802 The April Fools Day episodes are just a comedy. Lynn Sr accusing Lincoln in Sleuth Or Consequences was kinda justified, but should’ve used the benefit of doubt like really he believes Lola just like that. I agree with Rita falsely blaming Lincoln in Cereal Offender. With The Loudest Yard that I’m mixed on because it was a accident, but it was kinda deserved for tricking them.
@@dantdmfangamingrich9802 The April Fools Day episodes are just a comedy. Lynn Sr accusing Lincoln in Sleuth Or Consequences was kinda justified, but should’ve used the benefit of doubt like really he believes Lola just like that. I agree with Rita falsely blaming Lincoln in Cereal Offender. With The Loudest Yard that I’m mixed on because it was a accident and Rita was wrong to force Lincoln to do something he doesn’t like, but it was kinda deserved for tricking them.
I remember watching an episode where Lincoln wanted silence so he buys earbuds that play calm songs for him to relax, so he can't hear them, but then his sister found out about this and came up with a story about Lola being really revengeful if you forget to do something she asked or something, and in the end he is like "I have to live with these loud sisters of mine, okay! :D" This episode is so stupid! There's nothing wrong with wanting silence, specially when you live with 10 sisters that can't respect your privacy!
In all fairness, Lincoln could’ve told them he wanted some peace and quiet (maybe they wouldn’t have listened, but it’d at least be worth a mention) instead of just immediately shutting them all out and ignoring them. Also the sisters all kinda get their comeuppance at the end when Lisa’s explosion renders them all deaf.
The episodes starts with Lincolns just wanting some time to himself and ends with the viewers wanting to call child-protection services on the family. The big issue is that even for some kids, an episode like this can kill the entire show for them, because kids can be VERY resentful.
This is one episode I predicted to be bad at the first time hearing about it. But I didn’t knew how UNPLEASANT this episode really turned out. I feel like the worst episodes of the show are the ones who are turning against Lincoln. Interestingly, I think such a premise could work going into a different direction. If they want to make an episode about bad luck, why not involving Lucy? How about Lincoln using a cursed bracelet of Lucy and the family try to help him? It’s much more believable than Lynn feeding up the family with her own delusional beliefs. And while I don’t hate Lynn as much as other people, I can definitely see why people don’t like her. And let’s just say, season 5 despite taking a risk, really didn’t handle the change very well, ESPECIALLY with Lynn. I can only hope that just like SpongeBob, this show will eventually manage to get back on track.
@@Number-vt1fl Exactly what I’m saying. It would’ve make the episode much more pleasant and much more sensible. It could maybe even be something good, don’t you think, 38?
The episode was just too damn mean for a show about the family sticking together through thick and thin. Anything that could make the episode less needlessly cruel would make the episode passable.
@@saturnine41 Oh yeah, it was. This episode is not The Loud House at all. There is a reason it’s considered to be the absolute worst episode of the show by so many people, including me.
The thing about Timmy is that his parent's are established to be idiot's early on by hiring someone clearly not suited to watch they're child. They did ramp it up too much later on in the series, but you got the basic gist of these character's off the bat. This is his ENTIRE FAMILY turning against him. Every, Single, One. Even the Intelligent one. This is what happens when you put the Joke Before the Logic. And the funny thing is, the premise Could have worked if you did capitalize on the the fact that the family was split on weather he was unlucky or not. (okay clearly that wasn't the main problem, but it would have atleast made it a little better)
Another important facet to Timmy's parents in the good FoP seasons was that idiocy was the extent of their bad character traits. Several episodes show that if they found out Vicky was doing wrong as a babysitter they would fire her, and S1 has episodes showing Vicky is clearly concerned about that prospect. Timmy's parents when written well love their son but are not aware of the bad decision they made with his babysitter (and in their defense Vicky took a lot more effort to keep it hidden from them in said better instances) The Louds by comparison are not depicted as being particularly blind to reality or the consequences of their actions: the only not-very-intelligent one is Leni, who while Ditzy is also the nicest of the Louds and would sooner board Lincoln up in a bunker over a superstition than throw him out of the house. This is wildly out of character for most of them and goes against the level of cartoony vs grounded the show did best, especially when the parents are in on it despite generally being the straight-man to the kids, or at the very least had a more grounded motive/cause behind their more over the top antics.
@@Delta_Aves Leni and Lucy I could definitely buy (Leni due to her sheer idiocy and Lucy to her being utterly enamored with the supernatural) but I’m not sure about the others (aside from Lynn). This is more so me not being a huge fan of the show and only watching a few episodes.
I'm surprised Enter didn't mention the parents selling all Lincoln's furniture or the family only believing he's good luck in a mascot suit. Also if he really hates Lynn I cannot wait to see him review Sitting Bull or Lynn-er Takes All, two of her worst episodes outside of No Such Luck. In fact a lot of post Season 2 episodes have an episode where each sister is at their worst, expect Lori and Lola (the former because she's barely on the show post Season 4 and her worst episodes were in the show's good seasons and the latter for being one of the few okay characters in the show's Seasonal Rot). And while Lincoln is far from an innocent angel and can be a jerkass too, I find more often his sisters are even worse jerks than Lincoln when they are the ones teamed up against him and the parents too. Lynn might be one of the worst characters in any modern media and as a former watcher of this show, I can't wait to see you rip it to shreds. What also makes this episode worse is that there's a Season 3 episode that reveals the family lies to each other to get out of doing things all the time, Lori doing it for the most frivolous reason. Yet, Lincoln doing it apparently causes World War 3 to his family. Don't you love when future episodes make characters MASSIVE hypocrites?
sad thing about it Lynn-er Takes all is one of Lynns better episodes and its still ass like its probably one of her better episodes thats jsut for her out side of a later season episode ( the one where she has to get a team together cant rember the name). Like idk why lisa and lynn episodes jsut are some of the worst episodes of the loud house. like lynn and lisa could have been great characters but are not well writen ( how can they make lucy lori and leni the best characters of the show but fail with these 2) Lynn in my thoughts is the 2nd worst character on the show with the other being lisa ( lisa episodes are jsut as ass). but from what i gather episodes take place in different parts of the loud house timeline
Speaking of hypocritical, while I don't watch the show, someone pointed out the sisters laughed at Lincoln for not knowing much about girls in girl guru but in a later episode of Lucy getting a crush on a boy, the girls hardly know anything about boys. Also, they agree to apparently to accept each other's bad habits, yet the girls laugh at Lincoln for liking comics and supposedly pony princess which they would have done to Lucy if they found out the book belongs to her. Talk about hypocritical.
"For what Lincoln goes through in this episode, you'd think that he'd done something truly heinous. Like one of the worst things you can do to another person." Considering a certain other show, just wanting to be left alone for a bit _is_ inexcusably heinous by Nickelodeon show logic. Hi, Squidward!
Spongebob himself gets alot of torture too. But it's garbage like this I pretty much stopped watching the network. (If you still like the network, it's fine).
I'm not sure if it was this episode or another but there was that one episode where it ends with Lincoln wearing a squirrel suit (because that's supposedly good luck).
So, interestingly enough, this episode spawned a few fanfics devoted to condemning it. One of them was "What Is A Person Worth" which basically shows the aftermath of the episode where the family still treats Lincoln like he's bad luck and forces him to wear the squirrel suit all the time, even though it causes problems in his life and their behavior just gets worse and worse until Lincoln gets fed up and calls them all out on how badly they treat him, not just in that episode but in others. The other fanfic is "Shattered Innocence" where Lincoln being forced to sleep outside gets him kidnapped, tortured and murdered by a serial killer and when the details come out, everyone turns on the Louds and blames them for his death.
@@aguy17 I was thinking about Making a Fanfic of that episode but Making it the ending Similar the 1st episode of Invincible Where Lincoln VICIOUSLY KILLS HIS FAMILY.
I was wondering why Lincoln didn’t ask Clyde for help in this episode. Maybe he goes to live with Clyde until the family realizes Lincoln wasn’t bad luck after all.
@@sagesixparties7217 I don't understand why they named it "Arnold Betrays Iggy." He didn't say anything to Sid and Stinky. They, somehow, just guessed what the secret could be and Arnold pretty was shocked at how they had guessed it that correctly. I don’t see that as a betrayal. It was a freaking normal reaction! Anyone could've done that! The only GOOD thing about that episode was that Arnald got the heck away from Iggy in the end. Sometimes, it's too late to apologize. Any person who would put someone through that amount of humiliation isn't worth having a friendship with.
Actually goes to show that Enter finally managed to find editors that are not only competent, but very skilled at their jobs, unlike a certain editor that shall not be named.
Fun fact: this episode is written by the same writer of the episode "Ties That Bind", you know, the episode where in the end the parents said that they would *never* kick *any* of their children out... uhhhhhh.... yeah, tell it to *this* fucking episode!
When you get down to the gist of this episode it sends the message that you deserve to be mentally abused and physically neglected for TELLING A LIE. It also sends the message that if you want time for yourself when you are a member of a 13 person family, you do not have the right to alone-time, you are obligated, no questions asked, to dedicate ALL YOUR TIME to the rest of your relatives. Bottom gist line, if you tell a lie in a huge family, you deserve ANY punishment you receive, which is a HORRIBLE MESSAGE, no matter how you look at it. The message I got from this episode of The Loud House is that telling a lie is a far greater crime then threatening one of your relatives, neglecting a family member to the point of abandoning them to the streets, and verbally abusing a relative by constantly telling said relative he or she is the source of all the misfortunes in your life. This is not comedy, its pathetic.
The thing is, Lincoln doesn't get punished or mistreated for lying. It's because everybody in his family genuinely thinks he's bad luck, which is worse. Lincoln even admits that he lied about being bad luck and nobody cares. If anything, they think he lied about lying.
@@NathanWerewuff No, he doesn't. The reason Lincoln gets treated the way he does is because the family is convinced he's bad luck. He literally admits to lying about being bad luck and the family doesn't believe him. If they were doing it to teach him a lesson about lying, that would make more sense. It still wouldn't make the episode good, but at least it ties in with the original premise: Lincoln coming up with a lie (which Lynn encouraged) so he could get more time to himself. It literally feels like the episode forgot about why Lincoln lied and just ran with the idea of him being bad luck, without bringing things to their natural conclusion by having the characters actually learn something.
Okay, so I heard about the whole "they knew Lincoln wasn't bad luck but ostracized him anyway because he lied", but I got one impression that it was a fan thing used as fodder for fanfics. What you're clarifying is that it ACTUALLY HAPPENED?
Season 5 and onward is where the Loud House went downhill for me, season 4 even with Chris Savino gone there were still some episodes I liked in that season.
Yes exactly, Rusty Liam Zach and Stella while there alright characters they've been getting way too many episodes, they really have pushed Rusty Liam, Zach and Stella as part of the main cast and it really doesn't work cause they take away what the show was originally suppose to be about which is the Loud family, not to mention it's even worst with how they took Lori off the show and made her only a recurring character.
@@Werntzy One thing I don't get is how there's a early Season 1 episode that had Rusty be a part of a group of biker kids who were making fun of Lincoln's girly bike. Stuff like this really make me wonder if it was originally intended that Clyde was always meant to be Lincoln's ONE AND ONLY friend.
When I look back at this show with a new light and I am now able to see all of Chris Savino's incredibly perverted trademarks, It suddenly makes a lot of sense why the fanbase of the Loud House is so creepy.
Not so fun fact, Chris Savino made underage furry porn before working on The Loud House. It went by "The Complex Adventures of Eddie Puss". The man was disturbed long before anything at Nick.
Plus,Savino's actions towards women and his firing from the show after production of Season 3 makes a lot of sense Nickelodeon started turning the series into a cashcow franchise with a Casagrandes spinoff,a 2021 Netflix movie(which was not bad in my opinion),a live-action Paramount+ series,and a live-action Christmas special,plus the series went downhill after Season 4 and jumped the shark with Schooled!,with no return to quality like SpongeBob had.
When you actually have a solid theme for a children’s cartoon, and some writers decide to use a plot line from something that doesn’t fit! A plot were the main character’s plan backfires is good, but not when it contradicts everything.
@@Delta_Aves Loud House would have been better if it featured characters at constant odds with each other and the two parents had their first few kids so young, they were almost children themselves. Honestly, a show like Loud House would have been better on AS or Netflix, since some of the worst episodes DON'T seem suitable for a kids show. Would explain the immaturity of some of the eldest siblings, since they were taught that being two-dimensional brats was a GOOD thing. The parents likely would have taught the kids to follow their dreams, but not be realistic about them and throw hissyfits if they don't get their way.
@@RedAvient No Such Luck and Brawl in the Family are nothing compared to Schooled. As far as I'm concerned The Loud House is over. The series was canceled after season 4. Any episode after that is non-canon, okay?!
I have, and will continue to interpret details like Lincoln in his underwear to be the remnants of the idea of childhood. Part of what made true first few seasons so strong was how ugly they depicted family life, and gritty realisms like a kid not always wearing pants are just a part of that. Savino really fucked his show out of a good future.
Also, I want to say, not all perverts are Pedophiles. Some are (obviously) but all the women Chris harassed have been grown adults. This is honestly part of the reason I can't take sex based sins/accusations seriously anymore because so many people commit them, falsify them (accidentally or intentionally), use it as an excuse to hate a person or their work and be rewarded for it like they're a designated hero in a bad Spongebob episode and leave the victims still reeling from their trauma in the events the the sex offence actually happened and it wasn't a lie/mistake (and anyone who tries to say that I think Chris is innocent of the sexual harassment claims will find me reaching through their computer screen and stabbing them to death with a butcher knife because they're part of the problem I just talked about).
Honestly the family believing in bad luck isn't the biggest issue for me, given this is the loud house universe where ghosts exists it isn't the wildest thing (though that doesn't really excuse the likes of Lisa who is skeptical to instantly believing such a thing) its how they treat him during the whole thing. You would think they would at least try to and counter out the bad luck with lucky charms or something so he could be still be part of the family but instead they just ostracize him for something out of his control. Like you said its like if your son just got sick from a disease but you just kick him out uncaringly.
For me it's just how far the actively mean spirited behavior goes. If they looked for excuses not to have to go everywhere with Lincoln I wouldn't find it too out of character. Not kicking him out of the house, but not bringing him everywhere or trying not to go places with him like a Comic convention or something. This could also soften the moral from "how dare you want time on your own" to "it's good to be there for them if you want them there for you" for example
@@papershadow Your comment made me think that they could have done something where Lincoln has an event coming up, but because the family believes he's bad luck, they don't go. That's when Lincoln tells them the truth, and they learn that they should have given Lincoln more time to himself. Lincoln also realizes why it's important for the family to support each other and have them by your side. There are so many ways this episode could have been better.
Milo Murphy's Law begun airing in the same year as The Loud House. From 2016 to 2019, there have been two seasons (over 70 separate stories) about a boy who has to deal with bad luck because he was born with it, just like his father, his grandfather, and all the male ancestors before him. Milo is generally liked: even with some people regarding him with disdain, most of them only try to keep a safe distance. In fact, aside from his family, Milo can also trust Melissa, who is his best friend since first grade, and Zack, who became his best friend in the first episode, as well as Cavendish and Dakota (the former having to warm up to him), Amanda (his crush who went from being afraid of Murphy's Law to being head over heels for him), and Doofenshmirtz and Perry (from Phineas and Ferb, the former having to live with Milo in Season 2). All in all, Milo is generally being well-liked by his community in spite of his bad luck. That's the exact opposite of what Lincoln has to go through in this one episode, who gets ousted by his whole family just because ONE sister is superstitious. Sure, one can say it's Lincoln's own fault for playing along because he wanted some alone time, but as I stated before, there's a WHOLE SHOW out there in which a lot of family, friends, and outsiders treat the character with bad luck with WAY more respect, so the rest of the Louds have no excuse. It doesn't even get resolved quite right: Lincoln shows up at the next game, disguised as a mascot, in order to prove to the whole family that he has no bad luck (yes, he has to show up to PROVE HIMSELF because the family doesn't believe him, despite the fact that they easily believe he has bad luck when that was clearly acted). Lynn's team wins the game, but the family STILL thinks Lincoln has bad luck. Somehow! They think the team has won because they believe the mascot costume Lincoln has worn _cancels out_ his bad luck, so now Lincoln has to wear that costume everywhere. What the hell? How can a whole family, which includes smart people that AREN'T superstitious, be suddenly EXTREMELY superstitious like that, to the point that they can't even admit that Lincoln has no bad luck even after he has proven it?!
It's funny how a fanfic known as "Pokemon Loud: Version Kanto" actually explained that Lisa _knew_ he was lying, but did nothing because she felt that Lincoln should have realized that committing to the lie was a bad idea, and only helped him at the start of the story because he was going to be sent to Aunt Rita's if she didn't help... Of course, Not only does Lincoln become a Pokemon Trainer, he actually has hilariously good luck while in Kanto, and Lyn gets Bad Luck later on. ...Shame the story is pretty much up for adoption thanks to the author losing motivation.
If Lincoln was bad luck wouldn't he be GOOD luck for the opposite team? Luck is more if a gray area like Genie wishes as Melman and Alex consider being on the island bad luck while Marty viewed it has good luck, and Grim and Mandy made it be bad luck to catch Billy and it was really good for the trio and bad for snail. Lastly other characters who are bad luck like Eguine, Samsom , Donald Duck and Milo dudnt get treated like the plague and there bad luck ONLY affects them same with good. Ex when Samson got Lazlos good luck he got soda from a vender with cement and shared instead of hogging it so luck rather is good ir bad is only for that person and they can choose to share.
Lisa spent an entire episode not believing Lucy’s fortune tellings even though they were happening to an extent. Lincoln has one little accident and she immediately believes he’s bad luck.
Here's what should've happened all that time ago: Lincoln goes over to Bobby's house and makes it clear that he does not like Ronnie Anne because she's a bully, and breaking up with Lori just because her brother doesn't like your sister for a very good reason is dumb.
@@AkameGaKillfan777 Ronnie Anne is not that bad of a character she reminds me of Helga from hey Arnold both of them bullied their love interest but in the end of the day they turn out to be good characters
Let's be honest here...the _real reason_ that this show has maintained popularity over the years, is that there is a certain following of - ahem - _artists,_ who have taken a keen but not-so-mainstream acceptable interest in the concept and characters of this show.
It's certainly not unheard of for franchises to keep relevant though such means. Shantae is a particularly good example of this. It is somewhat surprising that The Loud House is one of them though.
7:56 I really hope Mr. Enter one day checks out Amazing Wolrd of Gumball's episode "The Curse". Which shows Gumball's luck becomes so bad, it becomes life threatening final destination levels of bad. And when Anais (his genius little sister), tries to prove it is just bogus, a thunderstorm cloud forms indoors hust to hit gumball with lightning (and the only reason gumball survives is because Amazing world of gumball works with heavy toon logic as in "characters die only if it serves a punchline. otherwise they will survive but comically damaged because punchline") the laws of physics bended themselves backwards hard enough to spite gumball, anais' reaction towards that was just calmly accepting logic and reason went out the window it is also an episode that does the "let's treat ouf main character as a punching bad and submit him to torture porn" plot a lot of shows do, but actually does it RIGHT
I'm still kind of annoyed at Principal Brown for forcing Gumball to take clothes out of the lost and found. 1. That's not remotely how dress codes are enforced. 2. I'm pretty sure that wearing nothing but a speedo and a porkpie hat would be a worse violation of the dress code than his clothes just being torn. 3. The stuf in the lost and found isn't just the school's to give away, it belongs to people who are going to want it back.
I'd love to say that the show *isn't* declining and everyone's exaggerating but... no. It definitely is. I will keep defending episodes like 'A Dark and Story Night' and 'The Boss Maybe', but the seasons they are a part of are quickly losing my interest. So many episodes in Season Four feel like a drag to get through, or at least are nothing I'd go out of my way to re-watch, and when Season Five began with 'Schooled!'... I really want to defend it, but even I'll admit that most of the new episodes are 'meh' at *best* and many are downright awful. On an unrelated note, good to see I'm not the only one who *really* hates Lynn. *Loud House* is, unfortunately, at a point where it's far more enjoyable to read and write fanfictions for it than to actually participate in the show itself.
Agreed. Season 4 still has some of my favorite episodes in the series (Community Disservice and Game Off being examples) but Season 5 dropped off on quality a lot. I mean, one of the best episodes of the season is about Zach of all characters, so yeah... You get the idea.
@@Victor-056 they actually remake RWBY this time an Japanese Animation Studio handles this so it’s becomes actually an Anime. I never watched the original but I’m surely will check out the Anime Version
Season 3 still probably has my favorite episode in "Head Poet's Anxiety" because I appreciate the particular sisters it focuses on in Luan and Lucy. Luan, compared to Lynn, is a character I hate at her worst but really enjoy at her best, and this episode shows the latter because she's giving legitimately good guidance to Lucy for something she knows, while the conflict isn't something she tries to instigate (bad though she is at hiding it she never tries to discourage or interfere with Lucy's poetry reading at the theater). I find it a good show of the ups and downs of Sibling relationships, how the older sibling can be a role model while still being immature themselves with emotions like jealousy to grapple with against a real desire to do good for their family. That's the big thing I feel the show lost over time for me: even at its most mundane, the Louds were still a cartoony look at family dynamics both good and bad. Later episodes not only have weak writing, but just kind of treat them as "a cast" rather than a family, something on exacerbated by more episodes focusing on one or two members of the house interacting with people outside the family like Lincoln and his School crew, Lori's High School/College Clique, Lucy's Poetry club, etc.
I'm a really big fan of this show but I always felt uncomfortable seeing this episode on TV. I never understood why Lynn is one of the more popular sisters, because I kind of hate her. The worst part of The Loud House to me is when I'm looking up the characters and see a bunch of weird, creepy pictures lol. 😆
I know exactly what creepy pictures you're talking about and yeah it can be uncomfortable. But I do have a question where exactly did you hear about Lynn being so popular because I can assure you it's not the case. In fact too often I feel she slips in the other category of being over hated. There are multiple fan theories and fanfiction's where she is created as if she's a child of Satan or some nonsense like that. So I'm just curious where you heard those claims.
5:07 Knowing how his family treats him, I'd say this is *completely* justified. I wouldn't want to spend time with my family for treating me like garbage. They don't deserve his support.
And the parents don;t do anything at all to stop it, jjust run away cause they get overwhelmed. OK, A- Did you only want girls and resent the fact that he;s a boy? And B- If you tried and tried cause you WANTED a boy, why didn't you stop after having him? And C- WHY THEY HELL DID YOU HAVE THAT MANY KIDS IN THE FIRST PLACE?!
heres how the episode should have gone: have some of the characters believe that lincoln really is bad luck, but have the smarter ones like lori, lisa and the parents know full well that its all balderdash. they then formulate a plan to get lincoln to admit it by intentionally leaving him out of stuff like going to the movies or getting a slice of pie, but cut out the parts where he has to sleep outside that push it too far. there, the characters are all in character, likeable, and the plot still works
There actually is a fanfic that takes the concept. And when the whole kicking Lincoln out is attempted Lori actually stands up for Lincoln, and has him sleep in her room instead. It escalates to Lori and Lisa chewing them out and they have fun at the beach without them and only then do they wake up
Nickelodeon: “The children. I don't care about the children. I only care about their parents money.” Basically Nickelodeon now in days with their shows and The Loud House especially.
Well, that makes me glad that I won't be selling my show to any one of these networks, they're all corrupted. I can focus on character development and I won't have to worry about it being canceled.
@@raven3067 The Loud House inspired me to create my cartoon. Do you want to check it out? I haven't made the first official episode yet, but I have created the pilot and a few shorts. Do you want to check it out?
@@raven3067 Just search for "CecilioMendoza Deviantart Cryptid Town" now it's my first start so don't complain about the art style, I'm fixing that with the new redesigns.
There’s a better version of this episode “Ties that Bind” where Lincoln thought his parents were gonna “give him away” and the sisters promised they’d never let that happen. Where were they during “No Such Luck”?
This episode was one of the worst episodes of The Loud House. Somehow a simple fib so that Lincoln can have some time to himself turns into actual child abuse. I honestly don't understand the mindset of cartoon creators and writers that try to make abuse as gag. ABUSE OF ANY KIND IS NEVER FUNNY AND IS STILL ABUSE Whether it's bullying or stupidity!!!😡
Which is why I pretty much stopped watching Nick. If you still like it, it's fine but Nick frequently puts bullying and abuse in a humorous light, which is also why I don't want my niece and nephews watching it.
As a victim of child abuse, this episode hit me very hard. Also, how it basically is saying that Lincoln deserved what he got, basically is saying abuse victims deserve it. Lynn ended up becoming my most hated character in the show.
@@williamwhite1036 youre trolling, you must tell me a loud house episode worse then this. Please I must know there’s a worse Loud house episode then this.
@@williamwhite1036 Schooled isn’t that bad. Sleuth or Consequences was good. It’s a 4x Loud house was fine. Sound of Silence was fine, and Two Boys and a Baby was mediocre. Brawl in the Family and Green House are really the only ones I agree with.
Also the ending does not help, at all. They apparently sold all of Lincoln's furniture and would only let him be around them if he's wearing the squirrel mascot costume or whatever, it's stupid.
There's a fanfic called "Long Lost Loud" that's really deep. The events of this episode cause some life changes to the family. A one shot but worth reading. Wish there's more after the story.
That one, in my opinion, is not only one of the best NSL-based fanfics, but one of the best written Loud House fanfics up there with "Gal Pals". "Long Lost Loud" is practically inspiring in its own way.
The starting point of this one reminds me of "The Loud House Movie" (the animated one on Netflix), right down to the frame of Lincoln hiding under the table while everyone else is eating. Although in that case, it wasn't so much about Lincoln feeling overwhelmed by familial obligations, as it was feeling overshadowed by each of his sisters' unique quirks. I really enjoyed the movie overall - it wasn't perfect, but it seemed to "get" everyone's personality, and was anchored by character relationships. I'd be curious, as someone who doesn't really agree with the common premise that that show's going downhill, to hear your take on it!
Yes,I really enjoyed and loved this 2021 movie,it had the charm,cleverness,writing, and animation of the first three seasons and Angus and Morag are great new characters. This movie should've been a stopping point for the show,and ended it on a high note,along with a half-hour series finale concluding Season 5 with the Loud's all grown up,having jobs and families on their own,and taking a photo during a family reunion. Much like how SpongeBob and Fairly OddParents were originally intended to end with The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie and Channel Chasers.
Another reason hate this episode is because this is the first time an episode stated that having your own alone time is wrong. Remeber Sounds Of Silence, when Lincoln bought sound-canceling earbuds drown out his sisters and they pranked him, saying that he couldn't ingrone them and they all have to deal with a noissy house, even though all he wanted was a little time to himself.
This is such a frustrating show to watch anymore. The end of season 3-5 has been some of the laziest writing I've seen in a long time but the writers still clearly know what they're doing because there have been some of the best episodes in the series in that span, like Game Off and Dark and Story Night. I just wish they'd stop rehashing old plots, but poorer, shoehorning in fart jokes and introducing new characters every new episode and just go back to the basics that made the show popular in the first place because this genuinely was the best show on Nickelodeon at one point.
He became the black sheep ( ironically) Cause of paranoia and stupid mumbo jumbo I mean Lisa is a girl of science and reasonable logic and went along with it
How’d I write the episode: Lincoln doesn’t want to go to Lynn’s sporting events anymore because he has no time to himself, and eventually asks his parents to skip one of Lynn’s games. They agree that Lincoln is old enough to do so, but Lynn is upset. However Lynn’s team which was on a losing streak wins the game. Lucy comments that Lincoln may have caused the bad luck, and Lynn is skeptical at first. However when Lincoln attends another sports game, Lynn’s team loses badly and Lynn believes Lucy. Lincoln is at first happy he doesn’t have to go to Lynn’s games, but eventually becomes bored at home by himself and misses the time he spent with his family at the games. However Lynn’s next game is a state championship that Lynn doesn’t want to lose. At the game, Lynn is struggling at first and looks into the crowd to see her family and feels bad Lincoln isn’t there. Then she hears someone cheering, and sees the mascot cheering like Lincoln did at her games. Lynn is encouraged and winds up winning the game and is cheered by her family and the mascot. She says she wished Lincoln was here and then the mascot takes off his head and reveals Lincoln was wearing the costume. He wanted to see Lynn play in the game because he wanted to support her. The family cheers with Lynn and Lincoln now knows why it’s important to support his family at their important events.
I can Imagine 20 years into the Future after this episode. Lincoln Loud: You know what your problem is? You want to think of yourself as the good gal. Well, I know you better than anyone, and I can tell you that you're not. In fact, you'd probably sleep a lot better at night if you just admitted to yourself that you're a selfish, Arrogant, Hotheaded goddamn coward who just takes whatever she wants, Only Cares about Just Winning and doesn't give a shit about who she hurts. That's you. That's Lynn Jr.
This episode is abysmal, its the Its A Wishful Life of Loud House. Though to give this episode credit, at least it didn't tell a 10 year old to commit suicide by saying that the world would be better without him.
The creators do realize that something as small as lying doesn’t equate to child abuse right? Not to mention a tiny accident was enough to make the genius Lisa Loud believe in bad luck? Also wouldn’t the family be used to Lynn being a bit crazy given she believes in softball gods???
What's even more upsetting about this is that the whole family and ESPECIALLY Lynn get off completely scot free with mistreating Lincoln not a single one of them get any form punishment. The episode ends with Lincoln wearing a squirrel suit and still an outcast. SMH
Very impressive video in such a short time span, great job Cerra. Also great job to Mr. Enter for another excellent review. This episode indeed makes Double D look like a Saint compared to Lynn Jr.
@@tfgc9315 no, Double D. He was overly obsessed with the concept of coincidence over curse. Meanwhile, Lynn Jr. Is the exact opposite; obsessed with curse over coincidence. At least Double D and Sorry Wrong Ed were both funny [in a dark comedy kind of atmosphere]. Lynn Jr was a complete bully with zero like-ability before, during, and after this episode.
Here’s what confuses me:It feels like the episode is implying Lincoln is being selfish for wanting some alone time and that he should always support his family. But I don’t see what’s so selfish about wanting some free time to yourself from a busy schedule. Plus, even if he was being selfish, that doesn’t warrant getting kicked out of the house and his family essentially abandoning him.
Me too, but it changed a little with Season 4! In Seasons 1-3 i liked about 80 to 90% of the Episodes, in Season 4 it was only like half of the Episodes! And it's the same in Season 5! I think there is just too much Focus on Lincoln's Friends and i hope it goes back to more Episodes with the whole Family in the Future!
It would be better if the story was about Lincoln being the ONLY Lucky person on the WORST Friday the 13 in the town (the people are so unlucky,when they open an Egg,a chicken comes out),and even tho some of the sisters - not all - believe Lincoln is unlucky (because in the story,it could tell Lincoln is super unlucky on Friday the 13,like getting a Grade so bad,a "F" would look like "A+" - or losing his Voice the Day on a Oral Essay),but knowing his sisters will have a worse Day than him,so he tries to protect his sisters from a bad Day - like Lori having a break up Bobby (wait,that isn't Bad at all) - and in the end,his sisters see of what happened and how he decided to use his own Day and important stuff for them,they decide to buy him a lot of comics for him and let him alone for a day
There are many episodes like this, even in the Savino seasons. Changing character traits to fit an exaggerated plot has been a part of the show since the very beginning. Remember when ALL the kids believed that their parents would “throw them out” because Lincoln overheard them going through Lynn Sr.‘s ties?
And that is exactly where the show takes an L. Changing characters and character traits to fit a plot just ruins the characters that we are meant to like. The fact that no consistency is kept is a big problem with this show and why most people hate it or are turned off from it.
I really enjoyed loud house back in the first three seasons but the show really fell from grace starting at season 4 which was a mediocre season and then got even worse at season 5 which is abysmal and ruined the show for me
This is what I like about anime. They are generally shorter with less space to screw it over (generally). The best ones are the ones that are done in 12 episodes (Odd Taxi). The rest of the world, they drag out... season over season... to the point where they have to flaunderize characters. If the show is shorter, they can develop their characters without repeating themselves.
@@icarue993 He still said what I think others should agree with. I see a difference between the creators and their creations. Why not use Scott Cawthon as an example? People will know what I mean
@@da-vidcargill4975 I just wish people would separate artists from their work. Sometimes the creator can be a shitty person or a great person, but can still create something terrible or great
In fact, I will even use this shows very own creator as an example, Chris. People know about what he's done and that makes him a crappy person, but he still made a good show
That “Issue 2” portion perfectly describes a certain yellow horse in a certain other cartoon you used to review. It sucks to have a character’s ‘development’ retroactively worsen their earlier appearances.
@@YujiUedaFan Fluttershy from Friendship Is Magic. She begins the series as a quiet but snarky supporting protagonist. By season 7 she’s a raging bitch.
@@avalasialove TBH, I found Rainbow Dash more obnoxious. I do get the Fluttershy hate, since she's super anti predators eating any meat like some TikTok celebrity.
Finally this review for that terrible episode, the Loud family should be charged for child abuse for what they did to Lincoln, his parents should’ve investigated by authorities for locking out of his own house! Also Chris Savino has owned up to his behavior, just like Louis CK, as long as they’re not criminals like Weinstein! Savino is still a good cartoonist, even Phantom Strider has defended him and said he deserves a second chance!
So is the Loud House Savinos best work? Mainly because most of what I hear about him is him taking Powerpuff Girls and Dexter down in quality once he got involved
@@Nameless82284 he said he wasn’t terrible, but it wasn’t the episode it turned out to be. I hate Lynn and Lola, they’re the worst sisters on the show!
@@Thomasmemoryscentral loud house is his best work because he was heavily involved in running the show, unlike Powerpuff Girls and Dexter’s Lab, because he was just an animator and storyboard artist, he had no part of the episode’s script.
It also teaches A horrible moral that you're selfish if you want peace and quiet. Another episode, family bonding, teaches that spying on your neighbors is a great thing. These last two may or may not also be bad morals. Future tense teaches that you shouldn't plan ahead on your kid's future and only do it when it's important and house of lies teaches lying keeps families from fighting.
Those last two aren't bad morals because it shows you shouldn't put your kid in stuff when they are too young for it and sometimes lying is necessary so people's feelings aren't hurt.
@@Koopalingfan People need to stop giving Lori so much credit as a better teenage is Candace from Phineas and Ferb and Cathrin from Arthur. Also, Jazz is a better sister as before she knew about Danny's ghost powers never look her nose down on him or call him a pest
Depends on the audiences. If they're either gluttons for punishment or just love child cruelty for whatever sick, perverted reasons running through their mentally challenged brains, then this show is for them!
Yeah, especially with Seasons 5 and 6 of The Loud House and A Loud House Christmas (2021) as well. But who knows? Maybe The Loud House might make a comeback someday. Or not.
@@VampireFan-rf5kb maybe or maybe not. Until then I am taking a long break from the Loud House. Also Amphibia has ended. I suggest you go watch the final episode.
Why? It still wouldn't. Abuse is abuse. It still would be bad with Johnny Test. Unless a character does something really terrible like really hurt or kill someone, and murder never happened within the family. But for the most part, parents kicking a minor out of the house is not the answer.
Interestingly enough, Chris Savino was actually involved with the first season of Johnny Test (not the 2021 Netflix reboot though, but rather the original series from the 2000s).
This episode feels like one of those infamous "Squidward Torture Porns" from Spongebob. Heck, this makes infamous episodes about luck like "Unlucky Knuckles" from the Sonic Boom cartoon look tame by comparison.
Spongebob himself got alot of torture too. Spongebob did NOT deserve that ending of gone. I don't care how annoying anyone thinks he is. Although Patrick kinda asked for it, even if the premise of it was stupid in of itself. All the more reason I pretty much stopped Nickelodeon long ago. If you like it, it's fine but I just can't watch the network anymore.
@@llim7306 Any hope for Nick to see the light disappeared after Stephen Hellenburg died and they greenlighted Spongebob spin-offs. Money is all they care about when it comes to their shows, nothing else.
@@llim7306 Disney seems to be the only major cartoon producer on TV that doesn't subscribe to The Sponge mentality of production. CN treats TTG as their sponge. Small wonder cable is dying and streaming is rising.
@@JCBro-yg8vd that is true. Disney has had some problems but not in the same way as other networks. I still enjoy some of their movies (others I don't care about so much) . I also enjoy some things on Netflix like the green eggs and Ham cartoon series, season one. I still want to watch season 2 but we don't have netflix access, (my dad does on his TV but he mostly uses it and I hardly do)my sister and brother in law does. At least there are a few things out there that still care about creativity. Otherwise, I mostly stick to the internet, video games and sometimes movies.
Honestly, I can't bring myself to like this show because of the very premise. I know that it's just a cartoon, but all the problems seem to boil down to "Lincoln's family is too big." The whole "they really do love each other" thing falls flat for me; I just end up hating the parents for having so many kids. I'm sorry, but if you live in a first world country where you have easy access to birth control, you have absolutely no excuse to have that many children, and it's simply bad parenting and can verge on neglect. No matter how much you "love" your kids, you can't parent effectively on love alone. I haven't met a single large family in the first world where the parents weren't lazy, delusional, or had some major issues. Maybe it's because I'm an introvert who values my space and can only think about how miserable I would be in this family. Maybe it's because I've seen too many realistic depictions of what families with a ton of kids are really like, with the Duggar family in 19 Kids and Counting, or an episode of Supernanny where the parents had 10 kids. In a cartoon, the oldest kid is seen as bossy, like Lori. In reality, you get parentification of older kids, like Jana Duggar who is in her 30s and still lives at home as a constant free babysitter for her siblings, nieces, and nephews, or the oldest son from the Supernanny episode, who admitted to Supernanny that he'd had a panic attack before from the stress of looking after all his younger siblings. So, despite the fact that this is a cartoon and you're supposed to suspend your disbelief, the reality of these kinds of situations ruins the whole show for me.
He was ooc. Of course, putting aside character flanderization, you could interpret it at Lincoln snapping at all the bull he had to go through in the past but that's more of a headcannon thing.
@@themovieguru1094 I know. I was especially disappointed with kings of the con. I'm glad his conscious got the better of him and he fessed up along with Clyde. But I was really disappointed with the ending.
I never did see the show myself, but my eyebrows were raised when everyone was saying that this was usurping Spongebob. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough to end its dominance once and for all.
Nickelodeon just can't seem to stay away from the creepers, can they? You'd think they would have learned their lesson with Dan Schneider, but here we are.
I'd like to add that kicking out a minor like Lincoln is against the law. So Rita and Lynn Sr. would have faced jail time by making Lincoln sleep outside. Also, this episodes contradicts with the "Ties that Bind", because in that episode, the parents specifically said that they would never consider kicking one of their kin out of their house. Then again, there's always the chance that Lincoln is not one of their own.
I think this is where the RUclipsr Dhar Mann got his inspiration for the Mikey video where Mikey skipped two hours of school with his friend Jay and had his life temporarily ruined by his asshole father for it, and everyone acted like it was completely okay parenting.
I agree mr enter that was way out of character for Lincoln’s family to completely turn against him like that. It’s just sickening to me that Nickelodeon would allow something like that to air. And furthermore I like to believe that the events of this episode could all just be a bad dream that Lincoln had. Because in all other episodes everyone loves him to pieces. Make of that what you will that’s just my head cannon
@@Koopalingfan I'd like go know how the writers didnt realized NSL would be bad as the staff at Pocar knew from storyboards Toy Story would be a disaster if they didn't change Woody
Savino put a lot of emphasis on butts, farting, and Lincoln in his tighty whities. I genuinely wonder what the artists, writers, and voice actors felt about this as they were making the show.
He's had nothing to do with the show for 5 years besides a creator's credit during the intro yet that's all the show consists of anymore, even after lots of the original writers have left. You actually can't go more than 3 new episodes without a fart joke; sometimes even less.
Yes also gross out humor Seems to be a big part of the show that is one reason I don’t watch it anymore and that its Boring as Hell the overall Plots are so Boring often and the Jokes are bad. I can’t stand when Characters like pick their nose or anything gross like this
They still do without his presence, at least with the fart jokes, not sure about the others as I hardly watch the show. I sense certain writers with these festishes.
@@llim7306 yeah o remember seeing scenes where characters picket their nose and flicked what’s inside around I can’t stand something like this I remember also a „joke“ where Lincoln said he likes to do this I immediately tuned off Nick stuff like this disgust me even when it’s just animated like I said I can’t stand gross out humor it just makes me want to vomit. She remember also not liking that one gross joke in the first Harry Potter Movie with the troll or was it the second Move?
Unpopular opinion but Chicken Little is a guilty pleasure of mine. I grew up with the movie and I honestly love a lot of it. Like the whole aliens thing and the baseball game and one little slip scenes. I understand how Buck Cluck ruined it for some people but honestly I understand his side. If my son thought the sky was falling, and then aliens invaded I would probably think he’s crazy too. It is a cruel movie but honestly Disney movies have a lot of cruel moments so it kinda worked for me. It’s not even the cruelest Disney movie in my opinion that would be Dumbo. I understand why people don’t like it but honestly I think it gets too much hate. There’s a lot worse stuff out there. And Chicken Little does have its cool and cute moments. I’m probably not gonna make a lot of friends saying this 😂
Nah I respect your opinions. I didn't hate the movie that much either but I still think it's pretty bad. And yes, it is one thing for parents to think their kids are crazy for believing something that isn't true but being neglectful towards them is unnecessary. It would be better for them to help their kids understand anyway way they can.
I didn't hate the movie either there was some things I did like about it but I have got to say I've been have amazing issue with the father by the way have you check out the deleted scenes they are available on RUclips
I feel bad for Chicken Little but I don't outright hate the movie, I see why it was written that way. At least it was a happy ending for the little dude.
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And the worst part of this episode is the fact that Lynn didn't get her comeuppance. It really annoys me when a character does something reprehensible and doesn't get punished for it.
I hate it too
This isn't the first time either. In another episode where she was overly competitive at everything, they all played a board game where she couldn't win, which backfired and caused her to be a sore loser until everyone let her win again.
Like, no. You don't always win, accept it and move on with your life.
So many multiple situations of differing probabilities happen in real life as real life is not just one thing. That is not an excuse for letting a character getting away with this shit.
@@AkameGaKillfan777 She learned her lesson in that one though.
@@aguy17 No the fuck she didn't.
As someone currently trapped in a toxic home and family life; what Lincoln goes through in this episode, though exaggerated, hits a little too close to home for comfort. What infuriates me is that the episode seems to be under the impression that he deserves it.
That's a lot of personal information you're dumping on a bunch a random strangers on the internet bro
@@kurthutchison1779 It wasn't SUPER specific, and it was relevant to the topic.
@@kurthutchison1779 Oh yes, so much personal information. A staggering amount, in fact, because they totally posted their full name and birthday, as well as the names and birthdays of each and every single one of their family members. They also totally posted their full address, what times they enter and leave their home, and the PPI of their family's close friends. ... Wait, what's that? They didn't actually post all that information? Huh, that's strange. It's almost as if OP went with a vague explanation specifically to avoid throwing their family under the bus in front of everyone to see. Huh; imagine that concept.
Switching to talking to you Dr. Bright; I hope things get better for you. Just know that you didn't post too much info here. Many people are too afraid to say anything at all for fear of their abusers finding out. You did the right thing. Being a stranger on the internet, there isn't a lot I can really do for you, but know that I'm wishing you the best. And hey, just remember this. If things get out of hand, you can always make your family try on your beautiful neckless. Just remember to give any foundation staff present Class A Amnestics and provide a good cover story. I'm not sure what the penalties would be for you since your immortal, but it's probably best you don't find out. LOL.
@@kurthutchison1779 ratio
Dr.Bright, what shenanigans have you gotten up to now?
Between this episode and Squidward's treatment on Spongebob, it seems Nickelodeon shows really don't like introverts
Even Nickelodeon's treatment of cartoons themselves can be the premise for a show.
Or make people hate them a lot!
Boy, they'd hate me.
Lucy and Lisa are also introverts....
@@isobelmiller7464 They would?
There was a fanfic sequel to this episode, "No Such Luck No Such Love," where Lincoln starts ignoring his sisters and parents while his family realizes what they did wrong, it's surprisingly well written. Can't say the same for this episode. Or the show for that matter-
Another one I’d personally recommend is “What is a Person Worth” by ThatEngineer. While I’ll admit it does get REALLY heavy at points and is quite a bit darker in tone (so that may not be everyone’s cup of tea), I honestly think it handles the characters really well if they were in an aftermath of a situation like this.
I've read it before. Lincoln did not move in with The Casagrandes. He just stayed angry his sisters and stopped being around them.
@@raven3067 I guess I misremembered. It's been..a long time since I skimmed through it, I don't even know why I was reading it I was scrolling through the Dark Fics page on TV tropes and found it there in between reading IDW Transformers lol. I'll edit the comment hold on ☝️
@@ratchetmechani2002 The author of the fic is called SpartenXHunterX. He stopped the fic like 3 years ago for some reason. It was rather quite enjoyable.
There's also all out of luck but that one gets really heavy. Read at your own risk
Um, child services? There was s a family locking their son out of the house.
Police are on their way
My problem with the loud house is that every episode I've seen boils down to "Lincoln is usually selfless, but as soon as he does something for himself he gets punished, and learns the lesson not to do that, as taught by his selfish friends and family"
The blatant hypocrisy is one of the reasons why I don't watch the show.
Half of his sisters SUCK too, while the rest are just OK.
The lame ones:
1. The smart one (I refuse to remember their names) usually just says lines that have nothing to do with what's going on, like the episode where someone asks what you would do on a ship wreck and says says "look at the moss on trees" or something... even though there would BE no moss on a boat, or trees (seriously, what a dumb answer). She's pro-experiments on people. She's basically Sandy Cheeks at her worst, with the gullibility of the town of Bikini Bottom.
2. That April fools cow. You know the one. She gets away with murder and everyone acts like it's Lincoln's fault. She also has the WORST sense of humour of anyone in the show. In what world is destroying everyone's stuff, funny?
3. That sporty cow. Yeah, she's going to get arrested for harassing *insert someone here*.
4. The dumb one. I haven't seen anything past season 1, but I already don't like her for being dumber than a four-year-old.
5. The parents. I guarantee half of Lincoln's sisters will grow up into Karens and Lincoln will reflect back on his past and divorce his whole family.
The OK ones:
1. The goth one. I haven't seen any episodes featuring her, so when she's not a part of the "hate Lincoln" hivemind, she's a OK background character.
2. The one who's on the phone the whole time. Again, I haven't really seen any episodes featuring her.
3. The tomboy twin. Same.
4. The princess twin. Honestly thought I would have hated her the most, but since she's not the most flanderized Karen of a character, she's one of my favourites.
5. The baby.
6. The fake Brit. She's also OK.
not true
@@tobsonasanya4765 every episode I've seen it is
@@blackdragon5274 lol there are many episodes where lincoln is n0t the problem so not true
This episode showed me that I was smarter than I thought when I was young. I felt bad for Lincoln for the entire episode to the point that I couldn't bear consciously watching this episode again.
Yeah. I mean I’m all for mean-spirited comedy, but not at the cost of character.
@@Delta_Aves I can't stand meanspiritedness when it happens to characters who don't deserve it, which happens far too much in the media. I prefer it happens to those who deserve it or if the creators/writers of a specific thing/franchise don't play favorites, even if they're not usually my cup of tea but there are exceptions like robot chicken.
Even when I watched the show when I was little I wanted Lincoln to shoot anyone who messed with him like his parents, Luan, and his football team who beat him up for losing a game
@@dantdmfangamingrich9802 The April Fools Day episodes are just a comedy. Lynn Sr accusing Lincoln in Sleuth Or Consequences was kinda justified, but should’ve used the benefit of doubt like really he believes Lola just like that. I agree with Rita falsely blaming Lincoln in Cereal Offender. With The Loudest Yard that I’m mixed on because it was a accident, but it was kinda deserved for tricking them.
@@dantdmfangamingrich9802 The April Fools Day episodes are just a comedy. Lynn Sr accusing Lincoln in Sleuth Or Consequences was kinda justified, but should’ve used the benefit of doubt like really he believes Lola just like that. I agree with Rita falsely blaming Lincoln in Cereal Offender. With The Loudest Yard that I’m mixed on because it was a accident and Rita was wrong to force Lincoln to do something he doesn’t like, but it was kinda deserved for tricking them.
I remember watching an episode where Lincoln wanted silence so he buys earbuds that play calm songs for him to relax, so he can't hear them, but then his sister found out about this and came up with a story about Lola being really revengeful if you forget to do something she asked or something, and in the end he is like "I have to live with these loud sisters of mine, okay! :D"
This episode is so stupid! There's nothing wrong with wanting silence, specially when you live with 10 sisters that can't respect your privacy!
In all fairness, Lincoln could’ve told them he wanted some peace and quiet (maybe they wouldn’t have listened, but it’d at least be worth a mention) instead of just immediately shutting them all out and ignoring them. Also the sisters all kinda get their comeuppance at the end when Lisa’s explosion renders them all deaf.
Lori: This family supports each other.
Also Lori (and the rest of the family): throws Lincoln out of the house over a dumb superstition.
To be fair, this is when Lori was the least likable Loud sister.
@@pinkiemeowstic89 Nowadays That Title of Least Likeable Sister goes to Lynn Jr.
I tend to think that it's a super hard decision between Lori and Lynn of who's the worst sister.
Talk about hypocrisy from the Louds, am I right?
The sisters didn't even want to help Lincoln and Clyde to bake cookies for their cookie business.
The episodes starts with Lincolns just wanting some time to himself and ends with the viewers wanting to call child-protection services on the family.
The big issue is that even for some kids, an episode like this can kill the entire show for them, because kids can be VERY resentful.
Resentful towards who??
@@MichaelBlaneWalker fictional characters in this case
@@GameBreaker1055 Oh?? I am REALLY resentful of that family in the thumbnail.
@@MichaelBlaneWalker Okay...
Yet this episode wasn't pulled and Nickelodeon hasn't faced any consequences from angry parents or anyone.
This is one episode I predicted to be bad at the first time hearing about it. But I didn’t knew how UNPLEASANT this episode really turned out. I feel like the worst episodes of the show are the ones who are turning against Lincoln.
Interestingly, I think such a premise could work going into a different direction. If they want to make an episode about bad luck, why not involving Lucy? How about Lincoln using a cursed bracelet of Lucy and the family try to help him? It’s much more believable than Lynn feeding up the family with her own delusional beliefs. And while I don’t hate Lynn as much as other people, I can definitely see why people don’t like her.
And let’s just say, season 5 despite taking a risk, really didn’t handle the change very well, ESPECIALLY with Lynn.
I can only hope that just like SpongeBob, this show will eventually manage to get back on track.
The episode could have revolved around Lucy trying to cure Lincoln bad luck.
@@Number-vt1fl Exactly what I’m saying. It would’ve make the episode much more pleasant and much more sensible. It could maybe even be something good, don’t you think, 38?
@@baryardeni9731 Yep, it would make much more sense.
The episode was just too damn mean for a show about the family sticking together through thick and thin. Anything that could make the episode less needlessly cruel would make the episode passable.
@@saturnine41 Oh yeah, it was. This episode is not The Loud House at all. There is a reason it’s considered to be the absolute worst episode of the show by so many people, including me.
The thing about Timmy is that his parent's are established to be idiot's early on by hiring someone clearly not suited to watch they're child. They did ramp it up too much later on in the series, but you got the basic gist of these character's off the bat.
This is his ENTIRE FAMILY turning against him. Every, Single, One. Even the Intelligent one. This is what happens when you put the Joke Before the Logic.
And the funny thing is, the premise Could have worked if you did capitalize on the the fact that the family was split on weather he was unlucky or not. (okay clearly that wasn't the main problem, but it would have atleast made it a little better)
I could definitely buy Lynn, Leni, Lucy, Luan and Lola thinking Lincoln was bad luck, but not Lana, Lisa, Luna, Lori and Lily.
Another important facet to Timmy's parents in the good FoP seasons was that idiocy was the extent of their bad character traits. Several episodes show that if they found out Vicky was doing wrong as a babysitter they would fire her, and S1 has episodes showing Vicky is clearly concerned about that prospect. Timmy's parents when written well love their son but are not aware of the bad decision they made with his babysitter (and in their defense Vicky took a lot more effort to keep it hidden from them in said better instances)
The Louds by comparison are not depicted as being particularly blind to reality or the consequences of their actions: the only not-very-intelligent one is Leni, who while Ditzy is also the nicest of the Louds and would sooner board Lincoln up in a bunker over a superstition than throw him out of the house. This is wildly out of character for most of them and goes against the level of cartoony vs grounded the show did best, especially when the parents are in on it despite generally being the straight-man to the kids, or at the very least had a more grounded motive/cause behind their more over the top antics.
@@Delta_Aves Leni and Lucy I could definitely buy (Leni due to her sheer idiocy and Lucy to her being utterly enamored with the supernatural) but I’m not sure about the others (aside from Lynn). This is more so me not being a huge fan of the show and only watching a few episodes.
The worst part is that they know he’s lying but still hurt him
I'm surprised Enter didn't mention the parents selling all Lincoln's furniture or the family only believing he's good luck in a mascot suit. Also if he really hates Lynn I cannot wait to see him review Sitting Bull or Lynn-er Takes All, two of her worst episodes outside of No Such Luck. In fact a lot of post Season 2 episodes have an episode where each sister is at their worst, expect Lori and Lola (the former because she's barely on the show post Season 4 and her worst episodes were in the show's good seasons and the latter for being one of the few okay characters in the show's Seasonal Rot). And while Lincoln is far from an innocent angel and can be a jerkass too, I find more often his sisters are even worse jerks than Lincoln when they are the ones teamed up against him and the parents too. Lynn might be one of the worst characters in any modern media and as a former watcher of this show, I can't wait to see you rip it to shreds.
What also makes this episode worse is that there's a Season 3 episode that reveals the family lies to each other to get out of doing things all the time, Lori doing it for the most frivolous reason. Yet, Lincoln doing it apparently causes World War 3 to his family. Don't you love when future episodes make characters MASSIVE hypocrites?
i remember that episode when lisa built a lie director system around the house
That’s right, I remember that,@@da-vidcargill4975 !
Lynn Sr. and Rita only care about their daughters, not Lincoln!
sad thing about it Lynn-er Takes all is one of Lynns better episodes and its still ass
like its probably one of her better episodes thats jsut for her out side of a later season episode ( the one where she has to get a team together cant rember the name).
Like idk why lisa and lynn episodes jsut are some of the worst episodes of the loud house.
like lynn and lisa could have been great characters but are not well writen ( how can they make lucy lori and leni the best characters of the show but fail with these 2)
Lynn in my thoughts is the 2nd worst character on the show with the other being lisa ( lisa episodes are jsut as ass). but from what i gather episodes take place in different parts of the loud house timeline
Speaking of hypocritical, while I don't watch the show, someone pointed out the sisters laughed at Lincoln for not knowing much about girls in girl guru but in a later episode of Lucy getting a crush on a boy, the girls hardly know anything about boys. Also, they agree to apparently to accept each other's bad habits, yet the girls laugh at Lincoln for liking comics and supposedly pony princess which they would have done to Lucy if they found out the book belongs to her. Talk about hypocritical.
I salute you Cerra. Editing is a very demanding career and shouldn't be treated so lightly.
As for the episode......wow.
"For what Lincoln goes through in this episode, you'd think that he'd done something truly heinous. Like one of the worst things you can do to another person."
Considering a certain other show, just wanting to be left alone for a bit _is_ inexcusably heinous by Nickelodeon show logic. Hi, Squidward!
Spongebob himself gets alot of torture too. But it's garbage like this I pretty much stopped watching the network. (If you still like the network, it's fine).
@@llim7306 Same here, I am just so sick of all this.
One of the most hated episodes in the show’s history.
If not the most
And for good reason
I'm not sure if it was this episode or another but there was that one episode where it ends with Lincoln wearing a squirrel suit (because that's supposedly good luck).
@@TheCanaaniteUnionist it was this one.
@@sarahsims6164 Oh ok, thanks! Even back then when it first aired I loathed it.
So, interestingly enough, this episode spawned a few fanfics devoted to condemning it. One of them was "What Is A Person Worth" which basically shows the aftermath of the episode where the family still treats Lincoln like he's bad luck and forces him to wear the squirrel suit all the time, even though it causes problems in his life and their behavior just gets worse and worse until Lincoln gets fed up and calls them all out on how badly they treat him, not just in that episode but in others. The other fanfic is "Shattered Innocence" where Lincoln being forced to sleep outside gets him kidnapped, tortured and murdered by a serial killer and when the details come out, everyone turns on the Louds and blames them for his death.
"What Is A Person Worth?" is great. Just don't read the sequel.
@@aguy17 why?
@@raheemaslam7363 Because it undermines the original fic.
@@aguy17 I was thinking about Making a Fanfic of that episode but Making it the ending Similar the 1st episode of Invincible Where Lincoln VICIOUSLY KILLS HIS FAMILY.
@@there4you19 Sounds just as bad as the episode.
I was wondering why Lincoln didn’t ask Clyde for help in this episode. Maybe he goes to live with Clyde until the family realizes Lincoln wasn’t bad luck after all.
Nonsense they don't care about character development.
That's what I was saying
I was wondering the same thing.
Just like Gerald from “Hey Arnold”, he wouldn’t do it to his best friend.
Referencing “Arnold betrays Iggy”
@@sagesixparties7217 I don't understand why they named it "Arnold Betrays Iggy." He didn't say anything to Sid and Stinky. They, somehow, just guessed what the secret could be and Arnold pretty was shocked at how they had guessed it that correctly. I don’t see that as a betrayal. It was a freaking normal reaction! Anyone could've done that! The only GOOD thing about that episode was that Arnald got the heck away from Iggy in the end. Sometimes, it's too late to apologize. Any person who would put someone through that amount of humiliation isn't worth having a friendship with.
@@jacindaellison3363 Do you think it should be called Iggy’s Big Secret?
Shoutout to Cerra for getting this edited in THREE HOURS! Actually very impressive!
Thanks!!
@@Muppetman1230 Yeah, lol
@@Cerracrossing You are a creative mastermind, Cerra.
Cerra? I can think of another c name that fits: Chad
Actually goes to show that Enter finally managed to find editors that are not only competent, but very skilled at their jobs, unlike a certain editor that shall not be named.
Fun fact: this episode is written by the same writer of the episode "Ties That Bind", you know, the episode where in the end the parents said that they would *never* kick *any* of their children out... uhhhhhh.... yeah, tell it to *this* fucking episode!
The writer must have been brainwashed by Savino.
@@MetalZuko Or she must’ve forgotten about it.
@@MrTimshellscherber Not likely.
@@MetalZuko Are you sure?
@@MrTimshellscherber This is Nickelodeon we're talking about.
When you get down to the gist of this episode it sends the message that you deserve to be mentally abused and physically neglected for TELLING A LIE. It also sends the message that if you want time for yourself when you are a member of a 13 person family, you do not have the right to alone-time, you are obligated, no questions asked, to dedicate ALL YOUR TIME to the rest of your relatives.
Bottom gist line, if you tell a lie in a huge family, you deserve ANY punishment you receive, which is a HORRIBLE MESSAGE, no matter how you look at it.
The message I got from this episode of The Loud House is that telling a lie is a far greater crime then threatening one of your relatives, neglecting a family member to the point of abandoning them to the streets, and verbally abusing a relative by constantly telling said relative he or she is the source of all the misfortunes in your life. This is not comedy, its pathetic.
The thing is, Lincoln doesn't get punished or mistreated for lying. It's because everybody in his family genuinely thinks he's bad luck, which is worse. Lincoln even admits that he lied about being bad luck and nobody cares. If anything, they think he lied about lying.
@@frostyfreezyfreeze54 Yes he Does
@@NathanWerewuff No, he doesn't. The reason Lincoln gets treated the way he does is because the family is convinced he's bad luck. He literally admits to lying about being bad luck and the family doesn't believe him. If they were doing it to teach him a lesson about lying, that would make more sense. It still wouldn't make the episode good, but at least it ties in with the original premise: Lincoln coming up with a lie (which Lynn encouraged) so he could get more time to himself.
It literally feels like the episode forgot about why Lincoln lied and just ran with the idea of him being bad luck, without bringing things to their natural conclusion by having the characters actually learn something.
Okay, so I heard about the whole "they knew Lincoln wasn't bad luck but ostracized him anyway because he lied", but I got one impression that it was a fan thing used as fodder for fanfics. What you're clarifying is that it ACTUALLY HAPPENED?
I thought that the moral of this Season 2 Loud House episode was that living off a lie may not be the best idea for anyone to do.
Season 5 and onward is where the Loud House went downhill for me, season 4 even with Chris Savino gone there were still some episodes I liked in that season.
When they focused TOO MUCH on Lincoln's boring unlikable friends, the Action News Trash, that's when the quality of the show deteriorated.
Yes exactly, Rusty Liam Zach and Stella while there alright characters they've been getting way too many episodes,
they really have pushed Rusty Liam, Zach and Stella as part of the main cast and it really doesn't work cause they take away what the show was originally suppose to be about which is the Loud family,
not to mention it's even worst with how they took Lori off the show and made her only a recurring character.
@@Werntzy One thing I don't get is how there's a early Season 1 episode that had Rusty be a part of a group of biker kids who were making fun of Lincoln's girly bike. Stuff like this really make me wonder if it was originally intended that Clyde was always meant to be Lincoln's ONE AND ONLY friend.
@@ASQ1Fan I like them.
@@kirbytheartist3318 It would be kinda nice if it was just Lincoln and Clyde and maybe Stella you know the classic 2 boys one girl duo
When I look back at this show with a new light and I am now able to see all of Chris Savino's incredibly perverted trademarks, It suddenly makes a lot of sense why the fanbase of the Loud House is so creepy.
The creepiness can’t be attributed to the whole fan base, it’s a very large crowd and you’re probably just seeing a vocal minority.
loud house's special incest cesspool corner of the fanbase
Not so fun fact, Chris Savino made underage furry porn before working on The Loud House. It went by "The Complex Adventures of Eddie Puss". The man was disturbed long before anything at Nick.
@@diamondminer5459 no pun intended ofc
Plus,Savino's actions towards women and his firing from the show after production of Season 3 makes a lot of sense Nickelodeon started turning the series into a cashcow franchise with a Casagrandes spinoff,a 2021 Netflix movie(which was not bad in my opinion),a live-action Paramount+ series,and a live-action Christmas special,plus the series went downhill after Season 4 and jumped the shark with Schooled!,with no return to quality like SpongeBob had.
When you actually have a solid theme for a children’s cartoon, and some writers decide to use a plot line from something that doesn’t fit! A plot were the main character’s plan backfires is good, but not when it contradicts everything.
Even mean-spirited comedy can be good as long as it doesn’t compromise the characters/ themes.
@@Delta_Aves Loud House would have been better if it featured characters at constant odds with each other and the two parents had their first few kids so young, they were almost children themselves. Honestly, a show like Loud House would have been better on AS or Netflix, since some of the worst episodes DON'T seem suitable for a kids show. Would explain the immaturity of some of the eldest siblings, since they were taught that being two-dimensional brats was a GOOD thing. The parents likely would have taught the kids to follow their dreams, but not be realistic about them and throw hissyfits if they don't get their way.
As someone who did keep up with the Loud House up until Season 5, you didn't really miss anything of quality
This episode is nothing compared to season 5.
@@Nameless82284 Wow. Is it really THAT bad? I was sure it couldn’t get any worse than this.
@@RedAvient No Such Luck and Brawl in the Family are nothing compared to Schooled. As far as I'm concerned The Loud House is over. The series was canceled after season 4. Any episode after that is non-canon, okay?!
I'm only in the fandom for the fanfics, but i try to avoid the ones inspired by NSL and the ones were "you know what happens between family members".
@@jadedheartsz No Such Luck
I have, and will continue to interpret details like Lincoln in his underwear to be the remnants of the idea of childhood. Part of what made true first few seasons so strong was how ugly they depicted family life, and gritty realisms like a kid not always wearing pants are just a part of that. Savino really fucked his show out of a good future.
My dad STILL does the no pants thing and doesn't get why it's bad. :(
Also, I want to say, not all perverts are Pedophiles. Some are (obviously) but all the women Chris harassed have been grown adults. This is honestly part of the reason I can't take sex based sins/accusations seriously anymore because so many people commit them, falsify them (accidentally or intentionally), use it as an excuse to hate a person or their work and be rewarded for it like they're a designated hero in a bad Spongebob episode and leave the victims still reeling from their trauma in the events the the sex offence actually happened and it wasn't a lie/mistake (and anyone who tries to say that I think Chris is innocent of the sexual harassment claims will find me reaching through their computer screen and stabbing them to death with a butcher knife because they're part of the problem I just talked about).
What a horrible episode. I felt bad for Lincoln and he did not deserve to be mistreated by his own family.
He's like the son I might have known
If God had granted me a son
Honestly the family believing in bad luck isn't the biggest issue for me, given this is the loud house universe where ghosts exists it isn't the wildest thing (though that doesn't really excuse the likes of Lisa who is skeptical to instantly believing such a thing) its how they treat him during the whole thing. You would think they would at least try to and counter out the bad luck with lucky charms or something so he could be still be part of the family but instead they just ostracize him for something out of his control. Like you said its like if your son just got sick from a disease but you just kick him out uncaringly.
For me it's just how far the actively mean spirited behavior goes. If they looked for excuses not to have to go everywhere with Lincoln I wouldn't find it too out of character. Not kicking him out of the house, but not bringing him everywhere or trying not to go places with him like a Comic convention or something. This could also soften the moral from "how dare you want time on your own" to "it's good to be there for them if you want them there for you" for example
@@papershadow Your comment made me think that they could have done something where Lincoln has an event coming up, but because the family believes he's bad luck, they don't go. That's when Lincoln tells them the truth, and they learn that they should have given Lincoln more time to himself. Lincoln also realizes why it's important for the family to support each other and have them by your side.
There are so many ways this episode could have been better.
Definitely looking forward to future reviews of this show.
Milo Murphy's Law begun airing in the same year as The Loud House. From 2016 to 2019, there have been two seasons (over 70 separate stories) about a boy who has to deal with bad luck because he was born with it, just like his father, his grandfather, and all the male ancestors before him. Milo is generally liked: even with some people regarding him with disdain, most of them only try to keep a safe distance. In fact, aside from his family, Milo can also trust Melissa, who is his best friend since first grade, and Zack, who became his best friend in the first episode, as well as Cavendish and Dakota (the former having to warm up to him), Amanda (his crush who went from being afraid of Murphy's Law to being head over heels for him), and Doofenshmirtz and Perry (from Phineas and Ferb, the former having to live with Milo in Season 2). All in all, Milo is generally being well-liked by his community in spite of his bad luck.
That's the exact opposite of what Lincoln has to go through in this one episode, who gets ousted by his whole family just because ONE sister is superstitious. Sure, one can say it's Lincoln's own fault for playing along because he wanted some alone time, but as I stated before, there's a WHOLE SHOW out there in which a lot of family, friends, and outsiders treat the character with bad luck with WAY more respect, so the rest of the Louds have no excuse. It doesn't even get resolved quite right: Lincoln shows up at the next game, disguised as a mascot, in order to prove to the whole family that he has no bad luck (yes, he has to show up to PROVE HIMSELF because the family doesn't believe him, despite the fact that they easily believe he has bad luck when that was clearly acted). Lynn's team wins the game, but the family STILL thinks Lincoln has bad luck. Somehow! They think the team has won because they believe the mascot costume Lincoln has worn _cancels out_ his bad luck, so now Lincoln has to wear that costume everywhere. What the hell? How can a whole family, which includes smart people that AREN'T superstitious, be suddenly EXTREMELY superstitious like that, to the point that they can't even admit that Lincoln has no bad luck even after he has proven it?!
It's funny how a fanfic known as "Pokemon Loud: Version Kanto" actually explained that Lisa _knew_ he was lying, but did nothing because she felt that Lincoln should have realized that committing to the lie was a bad idea, and only helped him at the start of the story because he was going to be sent to Aunt Rita's if she didn't help...
Of course, Not only does Lincoln become a Pokemon Trainer, he actually has hilariously good luck while in Kanto, and Lyn gets Bad Luck later on.
...Shame the story is pretty much up for adoption thanks to the author losing motivation.
@@Victor-056 yeah, i loved that fanfic, and we will never know if and how Lincoln and his Friends survived the sinking of the Saint anne.
If Lincoln was bad luck wouldn't he be GOOD luck for the opposite team? Luck is more if a gray area like Genie wishes as Melman and Alex consider being on the island bad luck while Marty viewed it has good luck, and Grim and Mandy made it be bad luck to catch Billy and it was really good for the trio and bad for snail. Lastly other characters who are bad luck like Eguine, Samsom , Donald Duck and Milo dudnt get treated like the plague and there bad luck ONLY affects them same with good. Ex when Samson got Lazlos good luck he got soda from a vender with cement and shared instead of hogging it so luck rather is good ir bad is only for that person and they can choose to share.
I'm glad I was a MML fan in 2016-2017 instead of TLH
Lisa spent an entire episode not believing Lucy’s fortune tellings even though they were happening to an extent. Lincoln has one little accident and she immediately believes he’s bad luck.
I'm excited that Enter is gonna be talking about Loud House again. Here's to hoping he tears Ronnie Anne a new one soon.
I am too, because I don't see a whole lot of people outside of Cartoonshi and Yoshi Player attack episodes since it went downhill.
Here's what should've happened all that time ago: Lincoln goes over to Bobby's house and makes it clear that he does not like Ronnie Anne because she's a bully, and breaking up with Lori just because her brother doesn't like your sister for a very good reason is dumb.
Dude I LOVE Cartoonshi. His Loud House reviews are comedy gold
I love The Casagrandes more then The Loud House.
@@AkameGaKillfan777 Ronnie Anne is not that bad of a character she reminds me of Helga from hey Arnold both of them bullied their love interest but in the end of the day they turn out to be good characters
Let's be honest here...the _real reason_ that this show has maintained popularity over the years, is that there is a certain following of - ahem - _artists,_ who have taken a keen but not-so-mainstream acceptable interest in the concept and characters of this show.
Well, yeah, now we realize that, but at the beginning we all thought this was going to save Nickelodeon from the Sponge shaped hole it was already in.
Are you talking about incest fanfics or something?
It's certainly not unheard of for franchises to keep relevant though such means. Shantae is a particularly good example of this. It is somewhat surprising that The Loud House is one of them though.
Sweet Home Alabama
Somehow I doubt that.
7:56 I really hope Mr. Enter one day checks out Amazing Wolrd of Gumball's episode "The Curse". Which shows Gumball's luck becomes so bad, it becomes life threatening final destination levels of bad. And when Anais (his genius little sister), tries to prove it is just bogus, a thunderstorm cloud forms indoors hust to hit gumball with lightning (and the only reason gumball survives is because Amazing world of gumball works with heavy toon logic as in "characters die only if it serves a punchline. otherwise they will survive but comically damaged because punchline")
the laws of physics bended themselves backwards hard enough to spite gumball, anais' reaction towards that was just calmly accepting logic and reason went out the window
it is also an episode that does the "let's treat ouf main character as a punching bad and submit him to torture porn" plot a lot of shows do, but actually does it RIGHT
I loved that episode, since its nonsense make sense (i love irony)
Like Meg from family guy you mean
It works because no-one in his family kicks him out of the house or sells his things.
I'm still kind of annoyed at Principal Brown for forcing Gumball to take clothes out of the lost and found.
1. That's not remotely how dress codes are enforced.
2. I'm pretty sure that wearing nothing but a speedo and a porkpie hat would be a worse violation of the dress code than his clothes just being torn.
3. The stuf in the lost and found isn't just the school's to give away, it belongs to people who are going to want it back.
@@spongeintheshoe Don't worry. the explosion that happened in the detention room that NEARLY killed gumball was enough of karmatic retribution.
I would give those Loud sisters (but mostly Lynn) and parents a piece of my mind, for the way they're treating Lincoln.
I'd love to say that the show *isn't* declining and everyone's exaggerating but... no. It definitely is. I will keep defending episodes like 'A Dark and Story Night' and 'The Boss Maybe', but the seasons they are a part of are quickly losing my interest. So many episodes in Season Four feel like a drag to get through, or at least are nothing I'd go out of my way to re-watch, and when Season Five began with 'Schooled!'... I really want to defend it, but even I'll admit that most of the new episodes are 'meh' at *best* and many are downright awful. On an unrelated note, good to see I'm not the only one who *really* hates Lynn.
*Loud House* is, unfortunately, at a point where it's far more enjoyable to read and write fanfictions for it than to actually participate in the show itself.
Sooo, Much Like RWBY? Gotcha.
You know it’s bad when even Fanfic writers can do a better job than supposed professionals.
Agreed. Season 4 still has some of my favorite episodes in the series (Community Disservice and Game Off being examples) but Season 5 dropped off on quality a lot. I mean, one of the best episodes of the season is about Zach of all characters, so yeah... You get the idea.
@@Victor-056 they actually remake RWBY this time an Japanese Animation Studio handles this so it’s becomes actually an Anime. I never watched the original but I’m surely will check out the Anime Version
Season 3 still probably has my favorite episode in "Head Poet's Anxiety" because I appreciate the particular sisters it focuses on in Luan and Lucy. Luan, compared to Lynn, is a character I hate at her worst but really enjoy at her best, and this episode shows the latter because she's giving legitimately good guidance to Lucy for something she knows, while the conflict isn't something she tries to instigate (bad though she is at hiding it she never tries to discourage or interfere with Lucy's poetry reading at the theater). I find it a good show of the ups and downs of Sibling relationships, how the older sibling can be a role model while still being immature themselves with emotions like jealousy to grapple with against a real desire to do good for their family.
That's the big thing I feel the show lost over time for me: even at its most mundane, the Louds were still a cartoony look at family dynamics both good and bad. Later episodes not only have weak writing, but just kind of treat them as "a cast" rather than a family, something on exacerbated by more episodes focusing on one or two members of the house interacting with people outside the family like Lincoln and his School crew, Lori's High School/College Clique, Lucy's Poetry club, etc.
I'm a really big fan of this show but I always felt uncomfortable seeing this episode on TV. I never understood why Lynn is one of the more popular sisters, because I kind of hate her.
The worst part of The Loud House to me is when I'm looking up the characters and see a bunch of weird, creepy pictures lol. 😆
I know exactly what creepy pictures you're talking about and yeah it can be uncomfortable. But I do have a question where exactly did you hear about Lynn being so popular because I can assure you it's not the case. In fact too often I feel she slips in the other category of being over hated. There are multiple fan theories and fanfiction's where she is created as if she's a child of Satan or some nonsense like that. So I'm just curious where you heard those claims.
I didn’t even know Lynn was considered popular, I’ve always hated her
LOL Lynn ain't popular dude.
@@ASQ1Fan do you know that for sure
@@ASQ1Fan one side of the Fandom she is, while the other side she's not.
Impressed how consistent these vids have been coming out.
I kinda forgot The Loud House existed
Weird....
You should be so lucky!!!!!!!
5:07 Knowing how his family treats him, I'd say this is *completely* justified. I wouldn't want to spend time with my family for treating me like garbage. They don't deserve his support.
I kinda would like a episode like Seahorse Seashell Party done right.
The problem with having 10 siblings is that Lincoln gets ganged up on really frequently and it feels unfair
And the parents don;t do anything at all to stop it, jjust run away cause they get overwhelmed. OK, A- Did you only want girls and resent the fact that he;s a boy? And B- If you tried and tried cause you WANTED a boy, why didn't you stop after having him? And C- WHY THEY HELL DID YOU HAVE THAT MANY KIDS IN THE FIRST PLACE?!
@@colleen4ever The parents were just banging around, no questions asked.
Wolves from Hotel Transylvania in a nutshell except worse. Poor Winnie.
heres how the episode should have gone: have some of the characters believe that lincoln really is bad luck, but have the smarter ones like lori, lisa and the parents know full well that its all balderdash. they then formulate a plan to get lincoln to admit it by intentionally leaving him out of stuff like going to the movies or getting a slice of pie, but cut out the parts where he has to sleep outside that push it too far.
there, the characters are all in character, likeable, and the plot still works
Sound good to me.
There actually is a fanfic that takes the concept. And when the whole kicking Lincoln out is attempted Lori actually stands up for Lincoln, and has him sleep in her room instead. It escalates to Lori and Lisa chewing them out and they have fun at the beach without them and only then do they wake up
Nickelodeon: “The children. I don't care about the children. I only care about their parents money.”
Basically Nickelodeon now in days with their shows and The Loud House especially.
Well, that makes me glad that I won't be selling my show to any one of these networks, they're all corrupted. I can focus on character development and I won't have to worry about it being canceled.
@@Nameless82284 Good luck. I hope it becomes successful.
@@raven3067 The Loud House inspired me to create my cartoon. Do you want to check it out? I haven't made the first official episode yet, but I have created the pilot and a few shorts. Do you want to check it out?
@@Nameless82284 sure.
@@raven3067 Just search for "CecilioMendoza Deviantart Cryptid Town" now it's my first start so don't complain about the art style, I'm fixing that with the new redesigns.
There’s a better version of this episode “Ties that Bind” where Lincoln thought his parents were gonna “give him away” and the sisters promised they’d never let that happen. Where were they during “No Such Luck”?
Still can't surpass the Garbage Pail Kids movie in terms of awful, I'm sure.
Doing so themselves.
Answer: "Continuity? What's that?"
The risk I took was calculated, but man, I'm bad at math.
This episode was one of the worst episodes of The Loud House. Somehow a simple fib so that Lincoln can have some time to himself turns into actual child abuse. I honestly don't understand the mindset of cartoon creators and writers that try to make abuse as gag. ABUSE OF ANY KIND IS NEVER FUNNY AND IS STILL ABUSE Whether it's bullying or stupidity!!!😡
Which is why I pretty much stopped watching Nick. If you still like it, it's fine but Nick frequently puts bullying and abuse in a humorous light, which is also why I don't want my niece and nephews watching it.
I've insisted the same thing, but people online think I'm mentally challenged whenever I bring it up.
@@MetalZuko Bring what up? Abuse? Nick and abuse? The loud house?
@@llim7306 All of the above.
@@MetalZuko Wow. Why would people call you mentally challenged for that?
This show is already 6 years old? Damn
As a victim of child abuse, this episode hit me very hard. Also, how it basically is saying that Lincoln deserved what he got, basically is saying abuse victims deserve it. Lynn ended up becoming my most hated character in the show.
Heather the Queen of Mean is 100% more likable than Lynn.
Everyone remembers this Imfamous episode of the Loud House
There are worse episodes
@@williamwhite1036 youre trolling, you must tell me a loud house episode worse then this. Please I must know there’s a worse Loud house episode then this.
@@Foreleus Green House,Schooled, Brawl In The Family,Sleuth or Consequences, It's a 4x loud house, Sound of silence, Two Boys and a baby.
@@williamwhite1036 Schooled isn’t that bad. Sleuth or Consequences was good. It’s a 4x Loud house was fine. Sound of Silence was fine, and Two Boys and a Baby was mediocre. Brawl in the Family and Green House are really the only ones I agree with.
@@quangamershyguyyz7166 My thoughts exactly.
Also the ending does not help, at all.
They apparently sold all of Lincoln's furniture and would only let him be around them if he's wearing the squirrel mascot costume or whatever, it's stupid.
It's fucking child cruelty and it's unforgivable.
That is a cheap ending, I agree.
You know what'd be hilarious? If there was fanart of Lincoln mimicking Elliot Rodger's manifesto.
What's his manifesto?
There's a fanfic called "Long Lost Loud" that's really deep. The events of this episode cause some life changes to the family. A one shot but worth reading. Wish there's more after the story.
That one, in my opinion, is not only one of the best NSL-based fanfics, but one of the best written Loud House fanfics up there with "Gal Pals". "Long Lost Loud" is practically inspiring in its own way.
@@MetalZukoYeah
The starting point of this one reminds me of "The Loud House Movie" (the animated one on Netflix), right down to the frame of Lincoln hiding under the table while everyone else is eating. Although in that case, it wasn't so much about Lincoln feeling overwhelmed by familial obligations, as it was feeling overshadowed by each of his sisters' unique quirks. I really enjoyed the movie overall - it wasn't perfect, but it seemed to "get" everyone's personality, and was anchored by character relationships. I'd be curious, as someone who doesn't really agree with the common premise that that show's going downhill, to hear your take on it!
Yes,I really enjoyed and loved this 2021 movie,it had the charm,cleverness,writing, and animation of the first three seasons and Angus and Morag are great new characters. This movie should've been a stopping point for the show,and ended it on a high note,along with a half-hour series finale concluding Season 5 with the Loud's all grown up,having jobs and families on their own,and taking a photo during a family reunion. Much like how SpongeBob and Fairly OddParents were originally intended to end with The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie and Channel Chasers.
Another reason hate this episode is because this is the first time an episode stated that having your own alone time is wrong. Remeber Sounds Of Silence, when Lincoln bought sound-canceling earbuds drown out his sisters and they pranked him, saying that he couldn't ingrone them and they all have to deal with a noissy house, even though all he wanted was a little time to himself.
Si ese fue otro episodio en donde el castigo fue peor que el crimen en sí
This is such a frustrating show to watch anymore. The end of season 3-5 has been some of the laziest writing I've seen in a long time but the writers still clearly know what they're doing because there have been some of the best episodes in the series in that span, like Game Off and Dark and Story Night.
I just wish they'd stop rehashing old plots, but poorer, shoehorning in fart jokes and introducing new characters every new episode and just go back to the basics that made the show popular in the first place because this genuinely was the best show on Nickelodeon at one point.
Good sports was pretty good
He became the black sheep ( ironically)
Cause of paranoia and stupid mumbo jumbo
I mean Lisa is a girl of science and reasonable logic and went along with it
To be fair, she's also a four-year-old.
How’d I write the episode:
Lincoln doesn’t want to go to Lynn’s sporting events anymore because he has no time to himself, and eventually asks his parents to skip one of Lynn’s games. They agree that Lincoln is old enough to do so, but Lynn is upset. However Lynn’s team which was on a losing streak wins the game. Lucy comments that Lincoln may have caused the bad luck, and Lynn is skeptical at first. However when Lincoln attends another sports game, Lynn’s team loses badly and Lynn believes Lucy. Lincoln is at first happy he doesn’t have to go to Lynn’s games, but eventually becomes bored at home by himself and misses the time he spent with his family at the games. However Lynn’s next game is a state championship that Lynn doesn’t want to lose. At the game, Lynn is struggling at first and looks into the crowd to see her family and feels bad Lincoln isn’t there. Then she hears someone cheering, and sees the mascot cheering like Lincoln did at her games. Lynn is encouraged and winds up winning the game and is cheered by her family and the mascot. She says she wished Lincoln was here and then the mascot takes off his head and reveals Lincoln was wearing the costume. He wanted to see Lynn play in the game because he wanted to support her. The family cheers with Lynn and Lincoln now knows why it’s important to support his family at their important events.
I know I'm replying to a 2 year old comment, but hats off to you that genuinely sounds like a good episode
I can Imagine 20 years into the Future after this episode.
Lincoln Loud: You know what your problem is? You want to think of yourself as the good gal. Well, I know you better than anyone, and I can tell you that you're not. In fact, you'd probably sleep a lot better at night if you just admitted to yourself that you're a selfish, Arrogant, Hotheaded goddamn coward who just takes whatever she wants, Only Cares about Just Winning and doesn't give a shit about who she hurts. That's you. That's Lynn Jr.
What's more, she'll most likely die alone
This episode is abysmal, its the Its A Wishful Life of Loud House. Though to give this episode credit, at least it didn't tell a 10 year old to commit suicide by saying that the world would be better without him.
No Time Trap is It’s A Wishful Life of The Loud House.
The creators do realize that something as small as lying doesn’t equate to child abuse right? Not to mention a tiny accident was enough to make the genius Lisa Loud believe in bad luck? Also wouldn’t the family be used to Lynn being a bit crazy given she believes in softball gods???
Si lo que más me deconcentro fue que lisa rápidamente creyó en la mala suerte
What's even more upsetting about this is that the whole family and ESPECIALLY Lynn get off completely scot free with mistreating Lincoln not a single one of them get any form punishment. The episode ends with Lincoln wearing a squirrel suit and still an outcast. SMH
"Female sisters?" there is no male sisters. You meant "House full of sisters"
Oh boy, this episode. Hello, Child Protective Services? I got a job for you.
What's the situation?
Funny Lynn claimed Lincoln to be the reason she lost her game when she was the one who threatened him to go
Yeah.
Yep it’s insane but Lincoln doesn’t even bring that up (not that it would’ve done any good) he just lets her ramble on.
Very impressive video in such a short time span, great job Cerra. Also great job to Mr. Enter for another excellent review. This episode indeed makes Double D look like a Saint compared to Lynn Jr.
You mean D.W.
@@tfgc9315 no, Double D. He was overly obsessed with the concept of coincidence over curse. Meanwhile, Lynn Jr. Is the exact opposite; obsessed with curse over coincidence.
At least Double D and Sorry Wrong Ed were both funny [in a dark comedy kind of atmosphere]. Lynn Jr was a complete bully with zero like-ability before, during, and after this episode.
@@darthkhan29x98 Oh
Lynn is definitely the worst sister
She may be worse than Eric Cartman
Here’s what confuses me:It feels like the episode is implying Lincoln is being selfish for wanting some alone time and that he should always support his family. But I don’t see what’s so selfish about wanting some free time to yourself from a busy schedule. Plus, even if he was being selfish, that doesn’t warrant getting kicked out of the house and his family essentially abandoning him.
Honestly I still love The Loud House's modern seasons, but I get they are not for everyone.
Me too, but it changed a little with Season 4! In Seasons 1-3 i liked about 80 to 90% of the Episodes, in Season 4 it was only like half of the Episodes! And it's the same in Season 5! I think there is just too much Focus on Lincoln's Friends and i hope it goes back to more Episodes with the whole Family in the Future!
I kinda agree because in the older episodes it was sometimes pin the blame on Lincoln for everything.
It would be better if the story was about Lincoln being the ONLY Lucky person on the WORST Friday the 13 in the town (the people are so unlucky,when they open an Egg,a chicken comes out),and even tho some of the sisters - not all - believe Lincoln is unlucky (because in the story,it could tell Lincoln is super unlucky on Friday the 13,like getting a Grade so bad,a "F" would look like "A+" - or losing his Voice the Day on a Oral Essay),but knowing his sisters will have a worse Day than him,so he tries to protect his sisters from a bad Day - like Lori having a break up Bobby (wait,that isn't Bad at all) - and in the end,his sisters see of what happened and how he decided to use his own Day and important stuff for them,they decide to buy him a lot of comics for him and let him alone for a day
There are many episodes like this, even in the Savino seasons. Changing character traits to fit an exaggerated plot has been a part of the show since the very beginning. Remember when ALL the kids believed that their parents would “throw them out” because Lincoln overheard them going through Lynn Sr.‘s ties?
And that is exactly where the show takes an L. Changing characters and character traits to fit a plot just ruins the characters that we are meant to like. The fact that no consistency is kept is a big problem with this show and why most people hate it or are turned off from it.
When Loud House episodes are bad, they are really bad, in fact, downright rotten. Episodes like No Such Luck make it very hard to like the Loud House.
I disagree on that. I still think it's a good show, just with a few bad apples.
I really enjoyed loud house back in the first three seasons but the show really fell from grace starting at season 4 which was a mediocre season and then got even worse at season 5 which is abysmal and ruined the show for me
I hope Season 6 gets back on track
This is what I like about anime. They are generally shorter with less space to screw it over (generally). The best ones are the ones that are done in 12 episodes (Odd Taxi).
The rest of the world, they drag out... season over season... to the point where they have to flaunderize characters. If the show is shorter, they can develop their characters without repeating themselves.
@@icarue993 one of the best short anime is Assassination Classroom
@@williamwhite1036 that's a good anime.
@@saltycrackerfan.477 My 2nd favorite after OG Naruto
"Separate the art from the artist"
THANK! YOU!
You know he said it was hard and the whole video argues that point, right?
@@icarue993 He still said what I think others should agree with. I see a difference between the creators and their creations. Why not use Scott Cawthon as an example? People will know what I mean
@@tokensdam ikr which still puzzles me as as he has done nothing wrong, p.s. having a political opinion is not wrong if haters want to argue
@@da-vidcargill4975 I just wish people would separate artists from their work. Sometimes the creator can be a shitty person or a great person, but can still create something terrible or great
In fact, I will even use this shows very own creator as an example, Chris. People know about what he's done and that makes him a crappy person, but he still made a good show
Oh yes the worst episode of a show that was extremely popular and very good....and then it became Garbage just as quickly
How? How has it become garbage? Some examples and reasons would be nice to hear.
That “Issue 2” portion perfectly describes a certain yellow horse in a certain other cartoon you used to review. It sucks to have a character’s ‘development’ retroactively worsen their earlier appearances.
Who? Which horse?
@@YujiUedaFan Fluttershy from Friendship Is Magic. She begins the series as a quiet but snarky supporting protagonist. By season 7 she’s a raging bitch.
@@YujiUedaFan Fluttershy
@@avalasialove TBH, I found Rainbow Dash more obnoxious. I do get the Fluttershy hate, since she's super anti predators eating any meat like some TikTok celebrity.
Finally this review for that terrible episode, the Loud family should be charged for child abuse for what they did to Lincoln, his parents should’ve investigated by authorities for locking out of his own house! Also Chris Savino has owned up to his behavior, just like Louis CK, as long as they’re not criminals like Weinstein! Savino is still a good cartoonist, even Phantom Strider has defended him and said he deserves a second chance!
I remember that Chris Savino defended this episode.
A fellow Phantom Strider fan.
So is the Loud House Savinos best work? Mainly because most of what I hear about him is him taking Powerpuff Girls and Dexter down in quality once he got involved
@@Nameless82284 he said he wasn’t terrible, but it wasn’t the episode it turned out to be. I hate Lynn and Lola, they’re the worst sisters on the show!
@@Thomasmemoryscentral loud house is his best work because he was heavily involved in running the show, unlike Powerpuff Girls and Dexter’s Lab, because he was just an animator and storyboard artist, he had no part of the episode’s script.
It also teaches A horrible moral that you're selfish if you want peace and quiet. Another episode, family bonding, teaches that spying on your neighbors is a great thing. These last two may or may not also be bad morals. Future tense teaches that you shouldn't plan ahead on your kid's future and only do it when it's important and house of lies teaches lying keeps families from fighting.
Those last two aren't bad morals because it shows you shouldn't put your kid in stuff when they are too young for it and sometimes lying is necessary so people's feelings aren't hurt.
This may sounds childish but I like the way Mr. Enter say these grown ass adults at 8:20.
People are justifying Lynns behavior as typical sibling stuff , uh no typical siblings are Bart and Lisa or Arthur and DW
There are some people who justify Lori’s behavior in season one as typical teenage stuff.
@@Koopalingfan People need to stop giving Lori so much credit as a better teenage is Candace from Phineas and Ferb and Cathrin from Arthur. Also, Jazz is a better sister as before she knew about Danny's ghost powers never look her nose down on him or call him a pest
@@donaldcass9678 Lynn And Order better not justify her being a abusive hall monitor.
@@Koopalingfan Me too has at least Spongebob and JImmy knew they went too far
@@donaldcass9678 I agree.
I find it amusing that you referred to Lynn Sr. and Rita Loud as Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.
Another one would be Beavis and Butthead
In my opinion The Loud House didn't “save” Nickelodeon. It just “changed” Nickelodeon. And from there it all flushed down the toilet.
Depends on the audiences. If they're either gluttons for punishment or just love child cruelty for whatever sick, perverted reasons running through their mentally challenged brains, then this show is for them!
Yeah, especially with Seasons 5 and 6 of The Loud House and A Loud House Christmas (2021) as well.
But who knows? Maybe The Loud House might make a comeback someday. Or not.
@@VampireFan-rf5kb maybe or maybe not. Until then I am taking a long break from the Loud House.
Also Amphibia has ended. I suggest you go watch the final episode.
@@raven3067 Sure thing. 👍
@@VampireFan-rf5kb Episodes like these kinda makes me just say "You know what? I could care less."
This type of episode would've worked in Johnny Test
Considering johnny test is tv filler, sure why not?
Or a Family Guy episode where Meg is the Main Character
Oh wait, It happens all the time
Why? It still wouldn't. Abuse is abuse. It still would be bad with Johnny Test. Unless a character does something really terrible like really hurt or kill someone, and murder never happened within the family. But for the most part, parents kicking a minor out of the house is not the answer.
Interestingly enough, Chris Savino was actually involved with the first season of Johnny Test (not the 2021 Netflix reboot though, but rather the original series from the 2000s).
Like Overwatch, the only community that exist here is the porn community.
Loud House, Legend of Korra, Overwatch, and Gravity Falls seems to have the biggest hentai fandom.
Oh God, they actually went ahead and did the live-action thing?
"Looks it up"
Huh. People thought positively of it. Go figure.
Lynn deserves better writing. Make her into an actual tomboy again!
She used to be my favorite in S1. Now my favs are Luna and Lana
This episode feels like one of those infamous "Squidward Torture Porns" from Spongebob. Heck, this makes infamous episodes about luck like "Unlucky Knuckles" from the Sonic Boom cartoon look tame by comparison.
Spongebob himself got alot of torture too. Spongebob did NOT deserve that ending of gone. I don't care how annoying anyone thinks he is. Although Patrick kinda asked for it, even if the premise of it was stupid in of itself.
All the more reason I pretty much stopped Nickelodeon long ago. If you like it, it's fine but I just can't watch the network anymore.
@@llim7306 Any hope for Nick to see the light disappeared after Stephen Hellenburg died and they greenlighted Spongebob spin-offs. Money is all they care about when it comes to their shows, nothing else.
@@JCBro-yg8vd I know. Alot of the media is that way. I hardly watch TV anymore.
@@llim7306 Disney seems to be the only major cartoon producer on TV that doesn't subscribe to The Sponge mentality of production. CN treats TTG as their sponge. Small wonder cable is dying and streaming is rising.
@@JCBro-yg8vd that is true. Disney has had some problems but not in the same way as other networks. I still enjoy some of their movies (others I don't care about so much) . I also enjoy some things on Netflix like the green eggs and Ham cartoon series, season one. I still want to watch season 2 but we don't have netflix access, (my dad does on his TV but he mostly uses it and I hardly do)my sister and brother in law does. At least there are a few things out there that still care about creativity. Otherwise, I mostly stick to the internet, video games and sometimes movies.
Honestly, I can't bring myself to like this show because of the very premise.
I know that it's just a cartoon, but all the problems seem to boil down to "Lincoln's family is too big." The whole "they really do love each other" thing falls flat for me; I just end up hating the parents for having so many kids. I'm sorry, but if you live in a first world country where you have easy access to birth control, you have absolutely no excuse to have that many children, and it's simply bad parenting and can verge on neglect. No matter how much you "love" your kids, you can't parent effectively on love alone. I haven't met a single large family in the first world where the parents weren't lazy, delusional, or had some major issues. Maybe it's because I'm an introvert who values my space and can only think about how miserable I would be in this family. Maybe it's because I've seen too many realistic depictions of what families with a ton of kids are really like, with the Duggar family in 19 Kids and Counting, or an episode of Supernanny where the parents had 10 kids. In a cartoon, the oldest kid is seen as bossy, like Lori. In reality, you get parentification of older kids, like Jana Duggar who is in her 30s and still lives at home as a constant free babysitter for her siblings, nieces, and nephews, or the oldest son from the Supernanny episode, who admitted to Supernanny that he'd had a panic attack before from the stress of looking after all his younger siblings.
So, despite the fact that this is a cartoon and you're supposed to suspend your disbelief, the reality of these kinds of situations ruins the whole show for me.
I agree. Suspension of disbelief can only go so far.
I wouldn't say the newer seasons are awful, there are still good episodes, there are boring to repetitive episodes.
“Saviour of Nickelodeon” my ass.
The live action loud house special is Lincoln at his worst
He was ooc. Of course, putting aside character flanderization, you could interpret it at Lincoln snapping at all the bull he had to go through in the past but that's more of a headcannon thing.
And Kings of the Con, House Flip (along with the rest of the Loud family (except for Lily)), and Grub Snub as well.
@@themovieguru1094 I know. I was especially disappointed with kings of the con. I'm glad his conscious got the better of him and he fessed up along with Clyde. But I was really disappointed with the ending.
@@llim7306 And the worst part is, thanks to Kings of the Con, we never saw Ace Savvy again after that and is now replaced by David Steele.
@@llim7306 Lincoln better not be flanderized into a trouble maker in the live action series.
I never did see the show myself, but my eyebrows were raised when everyone was saying that this was usurping Spongebob. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough to end its dominance once and for all.
Nickelodeon just can't seem to stay away from the creepers, can they? You'd think they would have learned their lesson with Dan Schneider, but here we are.
You know Nick, with their greed.
I'd like to add that kicking out a minor like Lincoln is against the law.
So Rita and Lynn Sr. would have faced jail time by making Lincoln sleep outside.
Also, this episodes contradicts with the "Ties that Bind", because in that episode, the parents specifically said that they would never consider kicking one of their kin out of their house.
Then again, there's always the chance that Lincoln is not one of their own.
I think this is where the RUclipsr Dhar Mann got his inspiration for the Mikey video where Mikey skipped two hours of school with his friend Jay and had his life temporarily ruined by his asshole father for it, and everyone acted like it was completely okay parenting.
*in a Frank Murphy voice toward Lynn Sr. And Rita* If you don’t let your son back in this instant, I WILL THROW YOU THROUGH A FUCKING WALL!
I agree mr enter that was way out of character for Lincoln’s family to completely turn against him like that. It’s just sickening to me that Nickelodeon would allow something like that to air. And furthermore I like to believe that the events of this episode could all just be a bad dream that Lincoln had. Because in all other episodes everyone loves him to pieces. Make of that what you will that’s just my head cannon
This being a dream or whatever would of been a better ending than we got
@@drakelucian3685 being a dream would have fixed everything
@@nicholassims9837 I agree.
@@Koopalingfan I'd like go know how the writers didnt realized NSL would be bad as the staff at Pocar knew from storyboards Toy Story would be a disaster if they didn't change Woody
Chris Savino probably forced the writers to do the bad stuff.
Savino put a lot of emphasis on butts, farting, and Lincoln in his tighty whities. I genuinely wonder what the artists, writers, and voice actors felt about this as they were making the show.
He's had nothing to do with the show for 5 years besides a creator's credit during the intro yet that's all the show consists of anymore, even after lots of the original writers have left. You actually can't go more than 3 new episodes without a fart joke; sometimes even less.
Well, at least it's not as butt-obsessed as Super Duper Sumos was...
Yes also gross out humor Seems to be a big part of the show that is one reason I don’t watch it anymore and that its Boring as Hell the overall Plots are so Boring often and the Jokes are bad. I can’t stand when Characters like pick their nose or anything gross like this
They still do without his presence, at least with the fart jokes, not sure about the others as I hardly watch the show. I sense certain writers with these festishes.
@@llim7306 yeah o remember seeing scenes where characters picket their nose and flicked what’s inside around I can’t stand something like this I remember also a „joke“ where Lincoln said he likes to do this I immediately tuned off Nick stuff like this disgust me even when it’s just animated like I said I can’t stand gross out humor it just makes me want to vomit. She remember also not liking that one gross joke in the first Harry Potter Movie with the troll or was it the second Move?
Unpopular opinion but Chicken Little is a guilty pleasure of mine. I grew up with the movie and I honestly love a lot of it. Like the whole aliens thing and the baseball game and one little slip scenes. I understand how Buck Cluck ruined it for some people but honestly I understand his side. If my son thought the sky was falling, and then aliens invaded I would probably think he’s crazy too. It is a cruel movie but honestly Disney movies have a lot of cruel moments so it kinda worked for me. It’s not even the cruelest Disney movie in my opinion that would be Dumbo. I understand why people don’t like it but honestly I think it gets too much hate. There’s a lot worse stuff out there. And Chicken Little does have its cool and cute moments. I’m probably not gonna make a lot of friends saying this 😂
Nah I respect your opinions. I didn't hate the movie that much either but I still think it's pretty bad.
And yes, it is one thing for parents to think their kids are crazy for believing something that isn't true but being neglectful towards them is unnecessary. It would be better for them to help their kids understand anyway way they can.
I loved it, except for Buck being a prick
I didn't hate the movie either there was some things I did like about it but I have got to say I've been have amazing issue with the father by the way have you check out the deleted scenes they are available on RUclips
I feel bad for Chicken Little but I don't outright hate the movie, I see why it was written that way. At least it was a happy ending for the little dude.
@@llim7306 yeah I agree
Well this was a long-overdue rant. I remember hearing bad things about this episode since the day it premiered in March 2017.
Same here.
For once, I agree with you. This is indeed an Animated Atrocity.
For once? Mr. Enter deserves at the very least our respect for him being a person, for who he is.
@@MetalZuko You’re right. After all, everyone’s entitled to their own opinion.
@@michaelalessandro1499 Yes, and we should be. I think Mr. Enter is here to remind us of that.