History Trivia / TheLoudHouse

* FranchiseZombie: Not quite an example, since Creator/ChrisSavino didn't outright state how long he wanted the main series to air, but he also he said that he wanted it to end with an episode in which Lori moves away to start college. After Savino was fired from the series' production in 2017, the fifth season that began in late 2020 involved a one-year time skip with its premiere, "Schooled!", having Lori do as aforementioned. The franchise has continued to run since then, with the creation of the various spin-off media and the main series being currently on its seventh season.

** The live-action film ''A Loud House Christmas'' has 22-year-old Lexi [=DiBenedetto=] as 17/18-year-old Lori, 10-year-olds Aubin Bradley and Mia and Ella Allan as 8-year-old Lucy and 7-year-olds Lana and Lola, and 9-year-old Lexi Janicek as 5-year-old Lisa. All five reprised their roles in ''The Really Loud House'', where even though the actors had aged a year, the characters still stayed the same ages.

* DescendedCreator: Crossing over with TheDanza, but in "Really Loud Music", Michelle and Doug, the judges for ''America's Next Hitmaker'', are voiced by the show's composers, Michelle Lewis and Doug Rockwell.

** Catherine Bradley, who plays Luan in live-action, started her acting career at age 8, the same age Luan began her comedy career. Like her character, she is also a comedian in real-life, often cracking jokes and playing pranks on her siblings.

** In "One of the Boys", Lara Jill Miller, Jessica [=DiCicco=], and [[Creator/GreyDeLisle Grey Griffin]] all voice the gender-flipped versions of their regular characters. In addition, Collin Dean voices [[spoiler:Lincoln's female counterpart, Linka]].

** Creator/BrianStepanek (Lynn Sr.) and Catherine Taber (Katherine Mulligan) also bear a strong resemblance to their respective characters, and get bonus points for [[RoleReprise reprising their roles]] in live-action for ''Film/ALoudHouseChristmas'' and (at least for Stepanek) ''Series/TheReallyLoudHouse''.

** "L is for Love" confirms the long-held fan theory of Luna being LGBTQ, namely Bisexual.

** Episodes that feature Clyde's dads are banned or censored in countries with anti-LGBT laws like Russia and Saudi Arabia. However, in the Arabic dub, one of Clyde's dads, Howard, was lazily changed to [[ShesAManInJapan a woman]] by giving him a female voice actress. The same thing could be said for Luna's girlfriend Sam, who was lazily changed to a male in, not only in the Arabic dub, but also in the Korean dub as well.

** "L is for Love" confirmed the relatively longtime fan theory/headcanon that Luna is LGBTQ.

** In some countries where LGBT is illegal, they sometimes skip episodes with Clyde's dads making a physical appearance for obvious reasons. Same for Sam.

** In the same way, Marc Summers reprises his role as the host in the ''Series/DoubleDare'' crossover "How Double Dare You!"

* WriteWhoYouKnow: Chris Savino not only based the show of his own life, but also he based CJ on a person he knew who had Down syndrome.

** "The Write Stuff" also shared its name with an episode of ''Series/JuliesGreenRoom''.
** "Snow Way Out" is also the name of an episode of ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries''.

** Early in development, Lincoln was going to be [[FunnyAnimal a rabbit]] [[ExplosiveBreeder with 25 sisters]]. His original rabbit design can be seen on the show in the form of his plush doll, Bun-Bun.

** Carol Pingrey (from "Picture Perfect") was very likely based off of Leni's second prototype design.
** In "Lynn-er Takes All", Lynn loses a tooth when she attempts to brush her teeth faster than Lola, which is a nod to her original design showing her with a missing tooth.
** The premise of "White Hare" having Lincoln imagining himself as a rabbit with 25 sisters is based on the aforementioned original idea of the series.
** Luna's distinctly canine behavior in "Study Muffin" is a gag based on the fact that she's named after one of creator Chris Savino's two dachshunds.

* SimilarlyNamedWorks: "The Write Stuff" also shared its name with an episode of ''Series/JuliesGreenRoom''.

* HeAlsoDid: Creator/ChrisSavino was involved in some of the comic's stories before being fired from the show's production. Incidentally, Papercutz would later physically distribute the first volume of his independent comic book ''ComicBook/BigfootAndGrayOnTheRun'', one of the few original works they published between their usual plethora of licensed comics out of animated series and other media from external mediums.
* RecursiveAdaptation: Not a direct example, but the animated series was largely inspired by and had plenty of references to [=1970s=] comic strips, so the comic book (including it story strip-based structure) can be considered a similar idea.
* ReleaseDateChange: The comic's later issues (including the upcoming ones) are frequent victims of being delayed from their initially announced release dates.

* FranchiseZombie: A variant in that while Creator/ChrisSavino didn't outright state how long he wanted the main series to air, he said that he wanted it to end with an episode in which Lori moves away to start college. After Savino was fired from the series' production in 2017, the fifth season that began in late 2020 involved a one-year time skip with its premiere, "Schooled!", having Lori do as aforementioned. The franchise has continued to run since then, with the creation of the various spin-off media and the main series being currently on its seventh season.

** Bill Mumy, the father of Leni's voice actress, Liliana Mumy, voices Timothy [=McCole=] in "A Fridge Too Far".

** Alyson Stoner, who is an LGBT person, voices Sam as of "Racing Hearts". Sam dates Luna, so she's at the very least queer.

* HeAlsoDid: Creator/ChrisSavino was involved in some of the comic's stories before being fired from the show's production. Incidentally, Papercutz would later publish the first volume of his independent comic book ''ComicBook/BigfootAndGrayOnTheRun'', one of the few original works they published between their usual plethora of licensed comics out of animated series and other media from external mediums.

* HeAlsoDid: Creator/ChrisSavino was involved in some of the comic's stories before being fired from the show's production. Papercutz would later publish the first volume of his comic book ''ComicBook/BigfootAndGrayOnTheRun'', one of the few original works they published between their usual plethora of licensed comics out of animated series and other media from external mediums.

* RecursiveAdaptation: Not a direct example, but the animated series was largely inspired by and had plenty of references to [=1970s=] comic strips, so the comic book can be considered a similar idea.

** ''Friends and Family was delayed from September 20, 2022 to October 18.

* ReleaseDateChange: The comic's later issues (including the upcoming ones) are frequent victims of being delayed from their initial announced dates.

* ReleaseDateChange: The comic's later issues (including the upcoming ones) are frequent victims of this.

* ReleaseDateChange: The comic's later issues are frequent victims of this.

** ''Sister Resister'' was pushed from April 11, 2023 to July 4, 2023.