History Recap / TheLoudHouseS3E9TheMadScientistMissedConnection

* LaserGuidedKarma: Now Lisa can experience a small fraction of the pain she inflicted on Lincoln by kicking him out of the house in "No Such Luck".

* Irony: Lisa is afraid of nightmares like any child. And in the absence of parents, how does she fight the nightmare? Sleeping hugging a skeleton! After all, what exactly is she afraid of?

* WaxingLyrical: As it's customary for Luna. When Lisa shows the family her chart where she claims her pursuit for science holds a bigger space in her mind than her emotional attachments.

--> ''Luna:'' Dang. [[Music/ForeignerBand You're as cold as ice]], brah.

** Rita argues that Lisa staying at the Institute might not be such a good idea, elaborating that while Lisa's certainly very smart and mature for someone her age, she ''is'' still [[JustAKid just a little kid]]--also, according to Rita, Lisa's apparently never been away from home prior to staying at the Institute.
** Rita's ultimately proven right because, after Lisa decides to stay at the Institute permanently, she ends up really missing her family, particularly once it becomes apparent that Lisa doesn't really have anything in common with the rest of the people at the Institute (outside of science-related matters of course) and has trouble performing certain tasks (like putting on pajamas or making herself a sandwich) without her parents and/or siblings around to help her.
* EEqualsMCHammer: Lisa’s equation for time travel. Plus, the machine she eventually builds to achieve said time travel runs on magnets, plutonium and, for some odd reason, ''banana peels''.
* EurekaMoment: After Leni bemoans that Lisa couldn't just go back in time and simply choose not to go to the institute, Lisa writes it off as being impossible, [[ImmediateSelfContradiction before saying she needs to give a presentation on her time travel studies]]. Thankfully, no sooner does she say this out loud does she realize her solution.

* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: After her first night of staying at the institute, Lisa calls her family and apologizes for what she said the day before, claiming that they mean a lot to her and that she really misses them--Mr. Loud suggests that Lisa should just come home. While Lisa would like to do that, she explains to her family that she can't--Lisa feels that doing something like would not only ruin her scientific reputation, but also any potential future job/career prospects. After ending the call, Lisa ends up using her time machine to go back to when she was first offered to come to the institute and simply turn it down.
* ShoutOut: Lisa's time machine acts more or less like the one from ''Series/QuantumLeap'': she effectively leaps into her past self.

** Rita's ultimately proven right because, after Lisa decides to stay at the Institute permanently, she ends up really missing her family, particularly once it becomes apparent that Lisa doesn't really have anything in common with her the rest of the people at the Institute (outside of science-related matters of course) and has trouble performing certain tasks (like putting on pajamas or making herself a sandwich) without her parents and/or siblings around to help her.

* AbsenteeActor: Lori and the twins are the only Loud kids to appear in this episode[[note]]Lincoln on the title card as an emoji notwithstanding[[/note]].