Two versions of my template, "I Honestly Thought That When Robotnik Becomes Super Robotnik We Would've Gotten a Musical Number Even Though it Didn't Happen".

Now, I've never seen any episodes of "The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog". I heard about it a little back when I was 13, and YouTube was rising by 2009, but I only saw small clips of the show. This is one of them. I got the impression that after Robotnik said "This stuff did something to me. I feel powerful! I feel invincible! ♪I feel pretty!♪ I feel like... FLYING!", Robotnik was gonna sing over the joy of his newfound powers. But while that doesn't happen, it would've been a nice thought for what could've been done if the episode "Super Robotnik" did have him sing while flying.

EPISODE SOURCE: "Super Robotnik"

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"I Honestly Thought That After this Scene We Would've Gotten a Musical Number Even Though it Didn't Happen (Template)"

Three versions of my blank template, "I Honestly Thought That During this Scene We Would've Gotten a Musical Number Even Though it Didn't Happen (Template)".

Unlike my previous set of templates, these would be used in the context of while the specific scene happens. And it's not uncommon if you notice songs in deleted scenes of certain movies or episodes of shows that planned to have a song in it, but either went unused or wound up on soundtrack releases.

Remember to credit me for using this template, even if you post your own image in the comments section.

Three versions of my blank template, "I Honestly Thought That After this Scene We Would've Gotten a Musical Number Even Though it Didn't Happen (Template)".

Sometimes when we watch movies or episodes of TV shows, we assume that a certain scene looks like it'll lead to characters breaking out into song, only for us to see that there's no musical number afterwards. Depending on how you interpret where I'm going with this, you can use any one of these three templates to describe anything similar you felt when you thought there was a scene that was going to lead into a song, but nothing happens after that.

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"What if Maggie Pesky sang Firework?" by me.

Credit for this template goes to DeviantArt user Wildcat1999

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"What if Jenny Wakeman sang Firework?" by me.

This is my way to celebrate America250. I know Jenny's not much of a singer. While she did sing in the episodes, "A Robot for All Seasons" and "Humiliation 101", she hasn't sung ever since. In my mind, I imagined if she did sing this for the 4th of July.

Credit for this template goes to DeviantArt user Wildcat1999

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Over the last 10 years of watching "The Loud House", I came across a few episodes where they used some identical-sounding music. Some songs were used in other movies you may be familiar with. Other songs were licensed music (which isn't surprising or uncommon for adult animated TV shows). As a result, here's a list of which episodes had similar-sounding songs.

SONG: "Nothing Can Stop Me Now" by Mark Holman (from "Planes", covered by Nika Futterman, the voice of Luna Loud.)

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Really Loud Music" (“The Loud House” Season 3)

USAGE: Was the first and last song featured in "Really Loud Music" as Luna's theme song.

TRIVIA: The song briefly returned in the Season 7 episode, "Child's Play".

SONG: "What makes you beautiful" by One Direction

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Really Loud Music" (“The Loud House” Season 3)

USAGE: The song plays from Lily's boombox, resulting in all the Loud siblings, and Lynn and Rita dancing to it. The Casagrandes also make a silent cameo in another scene during this song.

TRIVIA: This is the first licensed song ever used in "The Loud House" franchise.

SONG: "All I do is win" by DJ Khaled

EPISODE ORIGIN: "A Star is Scorned" ("The Loud House" Season 4)

USAGE: Only the hook part is used as Lily presents herself.

TRIVIA: The song also returned in the Season 5 episode, "She's All Bat", as a spotlight shines on Lola, who shouts "It's Lola!" and poses in the lunch room.

SONG: "Space Jam" by 69 Boys and Quad City DJ's (from "Space Jam")

EPISODE ORIGIN: "A Dark and Story Night" ("The Loud House" Season 4)

USAGE: Only the hook part is used during Tricksy's (fantasy character imagined by Lynn) basketball challenge.

SONG: "Everything is Awesome (Tween Dream Remix)" by Garfunkel and Oates (from "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part", covered by Asher Bishop, who voiced Lincoln Loud starting with the episode, "A Dark and Story Night.)

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Schooled!" ("The Loud House" Season 5)

USAGE: Lincoln sings this to his friends to encourage them that they can get through their first day of middle school without any problems.

SONG: "Jump" by Van Halen

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Saved by the Spell" ("The Loud House" Season 5)

USAGE: A small portion of this song plays before Clyde, Liam, Zach, Rusty, and Stella start their dance number for the talent show, until they stop out of guilt to apologize to Lincoln.

SONG: "Abracadabra" by Steve Miller Band

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Saved by the Spell" ("The Loud House" Season 5)

USAGE: After Lincoln tells Chef Pat, "Hit it, Chef Pat!", the song plays during Lincoln's magic show.

SONG: "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" by C+C Music Factory

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Cat-astrophe" ("The Loud House" Season 6)

USAGE: A small portion of the song plays in the background at the end of the episode, and the episode ends after the final note of the song.

SONG: "Venus" by Shocking Blue

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Save the Last Pants" ("The Loud House" Season 6)

USAGE: Plays in the background as Rusty gets his friends over to Duds for Dudes until Rusty gets a phone call from his dad about Mick Jagger coming.

SONG: "Gangnam Style" by PSY

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Save the Last Pants" ("The Loud House" Season 6)

USAGE: Plays in the background as Rusty and friends enter Karaoke Dokie.

SONG: "Get Ready (Instrumental version)" by 2 Unlimited

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Cheer Pressure" ("The Loud House" Season 6)

USAGE: As Cheryl and Meryl show Lynn and her team their cheerleading routine.

SONG: "When The Going Gets Tough" by Billy Ocean

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Fashion No Show" (“The Loud House” Season 6)

USAGE: At the end of the episode during the fashion show.

SONG: “Summer Feelings” by Lennon Stella ft. Charlie Puth (from "SCOOB!")

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Prom-Com" ("The Loud House" Season 9)

USAGE: Used as background music the first time we see Leni in her prom dress as the prom starts.

SONG: "Bye Bye Bye" by N'Sync

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Prom-Com" ("The Loud House" Season 9)

USAGE: Briefly sung by the members of N'Sync as they abandon the prom.

SONG: "Perfect" by Justin Timberlake, Troye Sivan, Eric André, Daveed Diggs, and Kid Cudi (from "Trolls 3: Band Together")

EPISODE ORIGIN: "Ship Wreckers" ("The Loud House" Season 9)

USAGE: Leni plays the song on her iPhone after Gramps asks for music for his exit while wearing his disco boots. It later plays at the end when Luna plays it on her iPhone.

SONG: "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley

EPISODE ORIGIN: “Stage Combat” (“The Loud House” Season 9)

USAGE: Only the hook part is used as we see Boris dance for Luna and Luan.

SONG: “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” by Whitney Houston

EPISODE ORIGIN: “Cupid’s Harrow” (“The Loud House” Season 10)

USAGE: Used as background music for Leni’s slideshow of Lori and Bobby dating from her iPhone.

After designing this meme template I made, I wanted to submit this example I thought up. Last night, after listening to "Love Story" by Taylor Swift, I imagined Dot singing it either alone or with female background singers accompanying her. It also would make sense with Dot's romantic side.

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