History Recap / TheLoudHouseS2E19FutureTenseLynnerTakesAll

* ContinuityNod: When the parents [[AtTheOperaTonight take their kids to an opera]], Lisa is the only one actually enjoying it. [[Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E13ForBrosAboutToRockItsALoudLoudLoudLOudHouse "For Bros About To Rock]]" shows that it wasn't her first time seeing an opera.
* CoveredInMud: Happens to Leni when a car drives through a mud puddle next to her while the Louds are cleaning up garbage along the highway.
* ADayInTheLimelight: This episodes focuses mostly on Mr. and Mrs. Loud rather than Lincoln and/or any of his sisters.

* NotSoAboveItAll: Mr. and Mrs. Yates enjoy the same show as Mr. and Mrs. Loud. Their kids are shown enjoying having fun with the Louds at the end of the episode.

* {{Pun}}: Mr. Loud opens the episode with one in regards to Mrs. Loud complaining she’s covered in dandelions. Later he refers to his lasagna as "Lynnsagna."
* SheepInSheepsClothing: The Yates-family gives off a very strong StepfordSmiler-vibe at first (as well as Mr. and Mrs. Yates being potential [[StageMom Stage Parents]]), but in the end, they're ultimately proven to be just as nice as they appear to be.
* TrophyRoom: The Yates have one, and it’s filled with the trophies their kids won.
* TwinkleSmile: The Yates, combined with all of them being perpetual smilers. Lana even lampshades it when she first sees them.

* MillionToOneChance: When the Loud siblings play ''Pretty, Pretty Pageant Queen'', Lynn discovers that she can automatically win the game if she rolls three 10s in one throw. Lisa then comments that the odds of her doing so is "one in 1,720." As one would expect, Lynn manages to roll three 10s at once and win the game.

* WaxingLyrical: Luna quotes the line “We don’t need no education” from Music/PinkFloyd’s ''Another Brick in the Wall'' to express her annoyance at being forced to go to college (as well as showing that she really does need to brush up on her English).

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor[=/=]LaserGuidedKarma: Lynn Sr. and Rita want their kids to be more "well-rounded." They succeed, but in doing so, Lincoln and the girls become so "well-rounded" that when their parents suggest doing something just for fun (like going out for ice cream or going to the movies), their kids have no interest whatsoever.
* ContinuityNod: When the parents [[AtTheOperaTonight take their kids to the opera]], Lisa is the only one actually enjoying it. [[Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E13ForBrosAboutToRockItsALoudLoudLoudLOudHouse "For Bros About To Rock]]" shows that it wasn't her first time seeing an opera.

* JerkassRealization: Lynn does this when she discovers that her siblings see her as a sore winner ''and'' loser when she gloats every time she won and rubs it in their faces.

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor[=/=]LaserGuidedKarma: Lynn Sr. and Rita want their kids to be more "well-rounded." They succeed, but Lincoln and the girls become so "well-rounded" that they lose interest in stuff they previously found fun, like going out for ice cream or going to the movies.

* SheepInSheepsClothing: The Yates-family gives off a very strong StepfordSmiler-vibe at first (as well as Mr. and Mrs. Yates being potential [[StageMom Stage Parents]]), but in the end, they're proven to be just as nice as they appear to be.

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor[=/=]LaserGuidedKarma: Mr. and Mrs. Loud wanted to make their kids more "well-rounded." While they do succeed at that, Lincoln and the girls become so "well-rounded" that they lose interest in stuff they previously found fun, like going out for ice cream or going to the movies.

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor[=/=]LaserGuidedKarma: Mr. and Mrs. Loud wanted to make their kids more "well-rounded," and while they do end up succeeding, Lincoln and the girls become so "well-rounded" that they end up losing interest in stuff that they previously found fun (like going out for ice cream or going to the movies).

* FaintInShock: Lola passes out after Lynn wins a game of "Pretty, Pretty Pageant Queen".

* LiteralMinded: Leni exposes her siblings' ruse to throw the game of by throwing it ''away''(literally). Earlier, her response to Lynn's "Lynner, Lynner, chicken-dinner!" was "I thought we were having salmon."
--> '''Leni:''' What? The object was to ''throw'' the game and no one did it.

* JerkassRealization: Lynn does this when she discovers that her siblings see her as a sore winner ''and'' loser.
* LiteralMinded: Leni exposes her siblings' ruse to throw the game of by throwing it ''away''. Earlier, her response to Lynn's "Lynner, Lynner, chicken-dinner!" was "I thought we were having salmon."
* LoopholeAbuse: At the end, Lynn keeps her promise to stop rubbing her victories in her siblings' faces. Instead, she saves her excitement for when they're not around, which they believe is good enough.

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor[=/=]LaserGuidedKarma: Mr. and Mrs. Loud wanted to make their kids more well-rounded, but in their quest to do so, Lincoln and his sisters become so "well-rounded" that they end up losing interest in stuff they previously found fun (like going out for ice cream or going to the movies).

* CompetitionFreak: Lynn, well-known for her competitive personality, becomes an ever ''bigger'' freak when she loses.

* GameNightFight: The episode focuses on Lynn's siblings being annoyed by her gloating too much whenever she wins during game nights. It doesn't spoil their relationship with her, but they're still annoyed, so they try to beat her. When they do, however, she fears she's losing her touch and turns everything into a competition, annoying her siblings further. Once the truth comes out, she agrees to try to be a better winner — and while she still gloats, she doesn't do it in front of them anymore.

* MillionToOneChance: When the Loud siblings play ''Pretty, Pretty Pageant Queen'', Lynn discovers that she will automatically win the game if she rolls three 10s in one throw. Lisa then comments that the odds of her doing so is "one in 1,720." As one would expect, Lynn manages to roll three 10s at once and win the game.

* ContinuityNod: When the parents take their kids to the opera, Lisa is the only one actually enjoying it. [[Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E13ForBrosAboutToRockItsALoudLoudLoudLOudHouse "For Bros About To Rock]]" shows that it wasn't her first time seeing an opera.

* UnsportsmanlikeGloating: Lynn LOVES winning and wants to make sure her brother and the rest of their sisters know it--however, once she finds out how it makes them feel, she agrees to stop and be a better sport.
* WeWantOurJerkBack: Slightly subverted in that Lynn's siblings think that she's a jerk win or lose. They just think she's a less destructive jerk when she wins. She eventually [[TakeAThirdOption takes a third option]] and promises to be a better sport.

* ContinuityNod: When the parents take their kids to the opera, Lisa is the only one actually enjoying it. [[Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E13ForBrosAboutToRockItsALoudLoudLoudLOudHouse "For Bros About To Rock]] shows that it wasn't her first time seeing an opera.

* NewNeighboursAsThePlotDemands: The Yates become the Louds new neighbors in this episode (after moving into a house that had previously belonged to a family with the last name "Crowley"), and it’s their presence that kicks off the plot.

* MythologyGag: At one point, Lynn "competes" with Lola in brushing their teeth the fastest. After Lynn wins, she winds up missing a tooth, not unlike her original design.

* LiteralMinded: Leni exposes her siblings' ruse to throw the game of by throwing it ''away''. Earlier, her response to Lynn's "Winner, winner, chicken-dinner" was "I thought we were having salmon."

* StockScream: Present at the very beginning, when Lincoln gets slammed by his room's door when Lynn opens it.

* ShoutOut:
** The game that Lynn loses at is called ''[[TabletopGame/SettlersofCatan Settlers of Catland]]''.
** Lynn tearing her shirt in victory is based on Brandi Chastain taking her shirt off after scoring the winning goal in the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup.

* WilhelmScream: Present at the very beginning, when Lincoln slammed by his room's door when Lynn opens it.

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor[=/=]LaserGuidedKarma: Mr. and Mrs. Loud wanted to their kids more well-rounded and they succeeded--but in their quest to do so, Lincoln and his sisters become so "well-rounded" that they end up losing interest in stuff they previously found fun (like going out for ice cream or going to the movies).

* LaserGuidedKarma: All the activities that Mr. and Mrs. Loud forced their kids into end up making them so "well-rounded" that Lincoln and his sisters end up losing interest in stuff they previously found fun (such as going out for ice cream or going to the movies).

* {{Pun}}: Mr. Loud opens the episode with one in regards to Mrs. Loud complaining she’s covered in dandelions. Later he refers to his lasagna as "Lynnsagna".
* SheepInSheepsClothing: The Yates give off a very strong StepfordSmiler-vibe at first (as well as Mr. and Mrs. Yates being potential [[StageMom Stage Parents]]), but in the end, they're proven to be just as nice as they appear to be.

!!Future Tense

!!Lynn-er Takes All