History FridgeBrilliance / TheLoudHouse

* In "Net Gains", no one in the Loud Family will cheer for Lynn Jr. at basketball games. In light of "No Such Luck", it seems unlikely that this was a requirement of Lynn. After the parents and sisters reconcile with Lincoln and accept that he is not bad luck (although the cartoon does not show how they did this), they decide to boycott Lynn's basketball tournament in retaliation for her coercing Lincoln into going to her softball game in "No Such Luck", thus triggering the whole bad luck incident.

* Lucy sighs a lot, and she has the odd habit of saying the actual word. Seems kind of pointless at first, but then I remembered that The Loud House takes a lot of inspiration from comic books. In most of them, particularly ''Franchise/{{Peanuts}}'', when a character sighs it appears as the actual word in their text bubble. It's a stealthy joke on how readers will most likely imagine the character saying the word "sigh" instead of making the sound.

* Lincoln's crisis about leaving a nasty voice message for Lori in "Get The Message" was ultimately pointless - [[LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn Luna's guitar playing would have]] [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome drowned his rant out completely]], and, as the end of the episode proves, it was highly unlikely Lori would even sit through [[EarRape several loud chords strumming in her ears]] to even reach the lone part at the end where he goes: ''"....and that is why you are the worst. Sister. EVER!!!"''

** "Camped!" reveals that Lynn Sr.'s dad is named Leonard. It's possible Lynn Sr. was gonna name his second kid after his dad, but then it turned out to be a girl. Luckily, Leonard can be shortened to Lenny, which sounds like the female name Leni. So he kept the original name, in a way.

** Similarly, Lucy and Luan are the only siblings who aren't shown swearing around Lily. Lucy is generally TheStoic, and no one really notices her, so it's not only rare for her to swear, but also rare for anyone to actually hear her do so. Meanwhile, many comedians, which Luan aspires to be, find blue or off-color humor to be distasteful.

* In "No Such Luck", the confusion that ends with Lincoln being evicted from his home is caused, in part, by Lincoln's desire to gain more time to do the things he enjoys. Although it is a legitimate desire, the way he handles the situation makes him selfishly think that he is the only one who suffers from a lack of time in the family, as if he were a slave in the service of 10 privileged women. But think about it: is he really the only sibling who complains about his events schedule? Lynn and Lana don't seem to love Leni and Lola's fashion shows and pageants. Lucy also doesn't get anyone interested in the same things as her (in "Spell It Out", she summons the pets to do her psychic session). Lisa is not a fan of play activities. And definitely, no one finds humor in Luan's comedy shows. Putting it all together, it's not hard to see that none of the sisters has the luxury of always doing what they likes, and that they all force themselves to sacrifice a little bit of themselves to show mutual support. That said, Lori's statement in "No Such Luck" that all siblings have a duty to support each other takes on a completely different light. Lincoln was wrong all along because he was only thinking about himself.