History Headscratchers / TheLoudHouse

A. Going with the sick Louds actually having a cartoony showing of the Flu instead of being actual zombies, then what was stopping them from keeping away from their not sick family? It's one thing to drink out of a carton when sick, it's another to gang up on your sister when she's trying not to get sick or cling to your husband's legs when he's trying not to get sick.
B. How come it took [[TheDitz LENI]] to not only figure out they should try to help their sick family, but that she should protect her face while doing it? If nobody else, Lisa should have bothered to get some protection for herself and her not sick family if they were going to just flee the house.

* I probably just missed it, but was Luan's alternate universe/genderbent counterpart given a name?

* So if Luna quotes songs like "Gimme Shelter" and "You Can't Always Get What you Want", does this mean the Rolling Stones exist alongside an obvious parody in this universe or does Mick Swagger just sing all their songs?

* So if Luna quotes songs like "Gimme Shelter" and "You Can't Always Get What you Want", does this mean the Rolling Stones exist alongside an obvious parody in this universe or does Mick Swagger just sing all their songs.

* ''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 it's 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 mayor 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).

* ''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 it's downsides, but this episode turns it UpToEleven with pretty much everything the characters do resulting in damage to the house.

** That's what undercover cops do. He was busting a potential scalper. It's the same thing they do to druggies.

** Lincoln frequently holds his monologues with the viewer when his sisters are within hearing range, and they never consider it odd. Plus, at the end of "A Tattler's Tale", Lola talks to the viewer as well. So, most likely, they are all just as aware of the fourth wall als Lincoln is, they just don't bother to talk to the audience.
* Why is the undercover cop in "For Bros About to Rock" arrest Lincoln and Clyde for buying scalped tickets HE WAS CLEARLY SELLING TO THEM. Shouldn't the guy selling the tickets be the crook as well? I think they made this scene because the writers couldn't think of a better reason to throw Lincoln and Clyde in jail.

** Lincoln frequently hols his monologues with the viewer when his sisters are within hearing range, and they never consider it odd. Plus, at the end of "A Tattler's Tale", Lola talks to the viewer as well. So, most likely, they are all jus as aware of the fourth wall als Lincoln is, they just don't bother to talk to the audience.

* Why is the undercover cop in "For Bros About to Rock" arrest Lincoln and Cylde for buying scalped tickets HE WAS CLEARLY SELLING TO THEM. Shouldn't the guy selling the tickets be the crook as well? I think they made this scene because the writers couldn't think of a better reason to throw Lincoln and Clyde in jail.

* Why is the undercover cop in "For Bros About to Rock" arrest Lincoln and Bobby for buying scalped tickets HE WAS CLEARLY SELLING TO THEM. Shouldn't the guy selling the tickets be the crook as well? I think they made this scene because the writers couldn't think of a better reason to throw Lincoln and Bobby in jail.

* What would happen if one of the Loud sisters walked in on Lincoln doing his usual narration? Would they think he's crazy?

** Maybe she's named after a grandparent. She'd still have the "Jr." suffix if neither of her parents have the name.

** Maybe Lynn is Rita's middle name?

** Since Lynn is a unisex name, it's pretty much obvious that their dad's name is also Lynn.

* Why is she "Lynn Jr." when their mom was confirmed to be named "Rita"?

* How did Lana win the pageant?

* In ''Ties That Bind'' Lola says Lana is the older twin but ''The Last Slice'' and ''The Sweet Spot'' Lola says "beauty before age" and Lana replies "so I should get it then" and during the theme song when Lincoln slides down the banister, pictures of the girls are on the wall in descending age order, Lola appears before Lana implying Lola is the older twin.

* If the others' stories about what Lola did to them were made up, what happened to Seymour?

* Why does Lynn choose to bunk with Lincoln in "Space Invader" when she has 8 non-Lucy sisters?

** Luan doesn't just make puns, she has a ventriloquist dummy, unicycle, juggling pins, pies, and squirting flowers. Besides, the only known people who find her jokes terrible are her siblings and Bobby. Or those 50,000 followers share [[SoUnfunnyItsFunny Luan's sense of humor]].

* Why does Luan's vlog have 50,000 followers when her jokes are so terrible?

** Cow and Chicken did this too... but to be fair their parents DIDN'T even have faces to begin with!

* If they never show the parents' faces, why do they show other adults? Even if it is a stylistic choice, it seems somewhat inconsistent in the grand scheme of things.