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Spin-off media: The Casagrandes
This baby is bound and determined to get her ice cream!
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Roll Model with the Casagrandes
- Ronnie Anne saving Nelson from having a beehive land on him.
- A man saving an old woman from having cans fall on her.
- While it got in the way of her plan, it was still cool to see Ronnie Anne accidentally put out a fire by landing in the fountain.
Washed Up
- When the Louds are marooned on an island, they're able to find adequate food and water and build a shelter in about six hours. Especially telling how Lola, who's only six, is implied to have built her relatively fancy bed on her own.
- When the parents are crying and think they have no hope of getting off the island, the kids are determined that they will find their way off the island in less than eight months.
Any Given Sundae
- Lily, a baby, demonstrates a lot of scheming talent for her age (maybe she takes after Lincoln).
- Although she fails to communicate with them, she seems to get the general idea that when one of the Loud kids has something important to say, they lead their siblings into Lori and Leni's room and talk and write about it.
- She has enough cognitive skill to understand that the parents might trip and say, "No ice cream", so she moves the toys that are on the floor, then mops the kitchen floor with her butt.
- She gets Charles to catch Lynn's ball, Walt to distract Luan (although she does end up accidentally being knocked unconscious), and changes the channel to one the twins were both satisfied with.
- She can read numbers, as demonstrated by her hearing that the shop closes at five and seeing that it's 4:31.
- She reads the map and finds a shortcut to the ice cream shop, then uses an alphabet block and her blanket to push the police bike down the hill.
- She knows from memory that Flip's serves ice cream, and intentionally soils her diaper so that the family will take her there to be changed, then she jumps out of Lynn Sr.'s arms onto the freezer.
Rocket Men
- Lincoln and Clyde manage to do well on the flight simulator, even though it was talked up as nauseating and they did badly on the other rides.
Kings of the Con
- The scene of the girls saving the boys from the Kitty.
Singled Out
- While Lynn isn't confirmed to be ace or aro, the fact that the whole episode centers on "don't force yourself to date just because your friends are" is very impressive as it's not a lesson used often enough.
- Also one of Lynn's teammates is dating a girl and this is given no more fanfare than any of the other couples, being treated as something completely normal.
House Flip
- While it fails in the end, the Loud children do manage to keep Flip a secret for six straight days.
On Thin Ice
- Lynn manages to do so well when she involuntarily joins in on the hockey game, she impresses everyone, including a famous hockey player.
- Lynn's favourite team seemed to be almost doomed to fail, yet they managed to win anyway.
Wheel and Deal
- Lincoln and Lana manage to turn a bathtub into a working (if a little slow) go-kart.
- Even though Lana didn't like it when Lincoln and his friends cheated, the way they do so is impressive:
- First Rusty steps in and makes a detour.
- Then, Zach and Liam set pigs free that trample mud all over the track.
- Finally, Stella uses drones to push Lana's go-kart.
- Lana getting her ride with Bobbie Fletcher even though she didn't win the race.
A Dark and Story Night
- The story's protagonists manage to barter with Luna's character, who is a god.
- Lucy's character managing to beat Lynn's character, who is a very buff and probably very competent athlete, at basketball.
How Double Dare You
- Lincoln and Leni winning Double Dare, while seeming like the two worst family members to play.
