History Headscratchers / TheLoudHouse

** [[LetsPlay/PewDiePie Why does a Swedish guy get millions of subscribers when all he does is playing video games, scream loudly in his microphone and tell inappropriate jokes?]]

** Lola snores, [[GassHole Lana farts]], so unlikely she'd want to. Lisa blows things up and Lily is a restless sleeper. That eliminates all the younger sisters. Lynn herself smells like old gym socks so it's unlikely the older five would permit her to bunk with them. Plus, she can kind of bully Lincoln.

** Maybe it was a case of LoopholeAbuse.

* How long have Lincoln and Clyde been friends already? Considering how close they are, you can get the idea they must have known each other for years already. Yet, at the same time, the show deals with stories like Clyde's first sleepover at the Louds, Lincoln being surprised how different life at the Mcbride house is compared to his own home ("Attention Deficit"), and Lincoln going on a vacation with the Mcbrides for the first time.

* How come no one has commented on Luna and Sam became a couple? And also why nobody in the school making fun of Clyde for having [[HasTwoMommies two dads]]? Considering that there still few of Homophobes out there, isn't this unrealistic?

* ''Headscratchers/TheReallyLoudHouse''

[[folder: Regarding "Cover Girls"]]
* So why did the siblings cover for eachother when they were all at the house during the video chat with Pop-Pop? I mean, if they were all there, there was really no need to cover for eachother....
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** Flip's store is right outside of their neighbor (even implied to be within walking distance from their house), so its convenient for them to go there

** Flip's may well be the only gas station or convenience store in a reasonable distance.

* Why is Ronnie Anne appalled that Lincoln would imagine her doing horrible things to the egg baby? Mrs. Johnson did point out it was to work with someone you don't know. However, that falls flat when Ronnie Anne is embarrassed for Lincoln to see her at home and tries to hide it.

** Confirmed by the writters: [[https://twitter.com/TheLoudWriters/status/732669952470065153 Lana is the older twin]].

* Negative Continuity. It's never shown or hinted before or after the episodes that Lynn Sr cooks the same 7 meals every week, or has Lisa help him.

*** They were bored?

[[folder: Is Lincoln the Not Only Talentless Sibling?]]

** Technically, Lisa's in kindergarten, but I still don't know how Lucy or the twins didn't know.

** Also likely, if not as likely as the above: 'When they're old enough' is 'mature enough not to have an "ew, naked parents!" freakout.'

* "Homespun": anyone else who thinks it seems rather odd the house was suddenly depicted as literally falling apart, much worse than ever before on the show? Sure, previous episodes also showed the house had its downsides, but this episode turns it UpToEleven with pretty much everything the characters do resulting in damage to the house. Did all the previous episodes just happen to take place on a good day with no major incidents? Or what about the thin walls, which never seemed to be a problem before (in "Space Invader" Lincoln even shows the viewer that his room is perfectly capable of blocking out the noise from the rest of the house).

[[folder: That's what you think of me?]]

** Also, when Lily says "forever" she probably doesn't mean litterally forever until the heat death of the universe, but probably in the sense of saying "an indefinite period of time (or until I say so)" like how many people use the word "forever".

*** Lola blamed him because she's six, and little kids often blame people illogically when they're mad. Lana is also six, and [[BabySeeBabyDo Lily might've just been copying her older sisters]]. I don't know why the others agreed, though.

** Hank and Hawk are both vastly bigger than Lincoln and Clyde. Lana is only six, and she clearly doesn't weigh that much (she's probably about 40-50 pounds); so it's quite possible even someone like Clyde can carry her with ease. And it's been implied that Lincoln is rather weak, and running around with Clyde and his sisters wouldn't necessarily make him "strong."

** They rarely gang up on him for being the only boy. They generally have another reason, even in the most controversial episodes. For instance, in "It's a Loud Loud Loud Loud House", it's for the money; in "The Sweet Spot", they want to take the eponymous sweet spot for themselves; in "Sleuth of Consequences", it's because he ''is'' the one who usually clogs the toilet. Do you have a precise example? As for finding this very wrong, it's not for nothing that episodes in which Lincoln is the DesignatedMonkey often end up on the BrokenBase page.

*** And aren't Leni, Luna, Lucy, and Lana nice to Lincoln all the time? Even the "mean" sisters - Lori, Luan, Lynn, Lola, and Lisa - would have another motivation for Lincoln: teaching him a lesson.
*** The whole "nice/mean" divide is mainly just fanon. Lori and Lola have tempers, but they don't set out to be mean just for kicks (and most of Lola's antagonism is towards Lana, not Lincoln) and Lynn and Luan only act "mean" for their own amusement and not to teach anyone a lesson, while Lisa antagonises all her siblings equally, and it's out of scientific curiosity rather than intent to be mean. The other five are ''not'' "nice to Lincoln all the time"; there have been many occasions when all of the sisters antagonised Lincoln, or they did it as individuals. Lucy was the one who said, "I have no brother" in "Making the Case", for instance.