She's Simon's daughter and known around her school as someone who always in the know about the hot topic around town. Sometimes she's the one who spreads it but only because she enjoys a good conversation. The only problem is she can be a bit too nosy and forward to the point where you might accidently let a little secret of yours slip. But she's also smart enough to look innocent to anyone who could spoil her fun.
She's also Lina's older cousin and despite Edie's efforts to be close with her, Lina is a bit grossed out by Edie's lack of tact and how when she discuss less then safe for work topics she goes into every detail. Along with Edie being seen as the cool cousin and more responsible one where Lina gets the short end of the stick.
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Letâs Talk #TheLoudHouse: Season 4 Final Thoughts
Considering it was the last one with the original status quo, The Loud House had a really good fourth season.
For my final thoughts on Season 4 of The Loud House, feel free to keep reading. There will be spoilers.
The season began by focusing on the Casagrandes in a multi-part arc in preparation for their then-upcoming spin-off.
It also debuted a minor change in the intro: Disgraced series creator Chris Savinoâs credit was altered from orange to grey. This was the showâs first full season without his involvement.
As for the rest of the season, it was really good. Compared to the first three seasons, it had a decent balance of episodes highlighting nearly every single family member along with some new pairings. Some focused on the siblings working together, others on their respective group of friends, and one even focused solely on Lily.
Continuity was a bit more prevalent this time around. Certain story lines from last season were expanded upon, such as Loriâs senior year, the siblingsâ respective friendships, and Luna and Luanâs romantic relationships. Some of them appear to set up possible threads for next season.
While still consisting of 26 half-hour episodes, there were two more quarter-hour segments than last season. This season surprisingly did not end with a half-hour special. There were only two of them, one within The Casagrandes arc and "Kings of the Conâ, the latter serving as the lead-in to said spin-off.
This season also featured several shorts. Some were uploaded to YouTube (being labeled as âdeleted scenesâ) and a few aired on TV alongside premieres of both The Loud House and The Casagrandes. They followed up from past episodes, had unique art shifts, and featured stories reminiscent of the graphic novels. One of them, âClydeâs Two Dadsâ, was a direct adaptation of the story âClyde Cat-astropheâ from the second book There Will Be More Chaos.
When it comes to the seasonâs Loud episodes, there were more good than bad episodes.
The Best
Any Given Sundae: A unique episode from Lilyâs point of view with random art shifts. It also showed she is smarter than the rest of her family.
Purrfect Gig: While the premise is reminiscent of âTwo Boys and a Babyâ, it featured more of Lunaâs relationship with Sam. It also had the âcontroversialâ debut of Samâs brother Simon, previously only mentioned in the graphic novels.
Sister Act: It features the classic trope of twins swapping places but with actual consequences.
A Dark and Story Night: In possibly the only way it could show a fantastical tale within the series, each siblings contributes to a story to pass the time during a blackout.
Feast or Family: It features Luan and her father Lynn Sr clashing about cooking.
The Worst
A Mutt Above: This almost felt like a retread of âToads and Tiarasâ, only with Lana as Lincoln and Charles as Lana. The difference between it and the aforementioned âPurrfect Gigâ was how at least that episode changed things up a bit more.
Exchange of Heart: This was forgettable fan fiction, with Tiago serving as the self-insert character.
Singled Out: Another episode that seemed reminiscent of bad fan fiction, this time about Lynn not having a boyfriend. The only thing worth noting about the episode is how it appeared to reaffirm to fans that the other potential relationships from âL is for Loveâ went nowhere.
House Flip: While Flip is a funny character, he did not need to be the main focus of an entire episode where the siblings have to keep hiding him from their parents.
Tough Cookies: Like âA Mutt Aboveâ, it was similar to a previous episode (âLincoln Loud: Girl Guruâ) and just petered out by the end. At least âKings of the Conâ did more with Lincoln and Clyde.
A unique TV special aired late in the season, serving as its lone major crossover between the two shows. The Hanginâ at Home special, produced during the COVID-19 pandemic, was based on Lincoln and Ronnie Anneâs video chats featured on the showsâ shared YouTube channel.Â
It consisted of a clip show with new dialogue of the two explaining their respective family membersâ involvement during the pandemic, such as Leni making masks and Bobby being an essential worker. It was an OK special that did its best to explain the pandemic to a younger audience. The formatâs limited animation was only prevalent when the charactersâ facial movements did not match the voice actorsâ performances.Â
The showâs future is mostly unknown. The Loud House is coming back for a fifth season, but it will change the status quo by taking place one year later.
The Sam/Luna trilogy comes to an end here, as we get to the most recent of their now annual episodes, each so far produced and aired toward the end of the season. That being said like last season Sam had at least one apperance before this as I saw her in the thumbnail to âDeep Cutsâ, the OTHER Lunacentric episode this season. And while it sounded bad to me at first looking into it.. no. The writers, for the most part, gave almost every kid two episodes a piece, and last season gave each 3, so to the writers credit they TRY to ballance out who gets episodes. Â
The exceptions are Lincoln, who has around 5 that donât also feature the girls as a whole, and 2 of those are with Lana, Lori who has 4, 2 of them shared and justifed as sheâs possibly leaving for College next season and thus her episodes outside of one focus ont hat, and Lana and Lola: Lana has 3, and Lola has 2, and both have one together. And really even with those imballances itâs really impressive the show juggles 14 leads, with the parents themselves getting 2 this year too, along with Clyde, not counting his ones with Lincoln. |
And thatâs WITH the baffling decision this season to have the first 5 episodes be âWith THe Cassagrandesâ, i.e. 5 episodes of the Casagrandes that are counted as loud house episode that werenât produced over at the sister show for some reason. And I have nothing against the Cassagrandes, what iâve seen itâs not a bad show: I already have gone on about how much I love bobby, and I also love CJ and new comer Sam. I love the fact it has plenty of representation and a diffrent kind of big family, I love the theme song and I love the fact Melissa Joan Heart is on it because sheâs terrific and spent the last decade really not picking her roles well. She was the lead in Holiday in Handcuffs, aka the movie where she kidnaps Mario Lopez and holds him at gunpoint to pretend to be her fiance until he gets Stockholm syndrome for really flimsy reasons.
But I dontâ feel iâts fair to the show to wedge it into another showâs spot: The Cassagrande-Santiago clan has shown up in 2 half hour loud houses and 2 15 minute eps. The kids watching KNOW these characters, and reception of the loudest mission was positive enough to get a spinoff made. You donât need to spend a huge amount of another showâs episode order to promote a show kids will likely watch because it has characters from a show that airs all the time and is uber popular and has a similar humor style, and fans of the Loud House will at least try becuase they like the mothership and have known was coming for years now. This show HAD an audience going in. I watched both American Dad and the Clevland Show because it was from the same crew as family guy which I liked at the time. Granted American Dad had a decent stretch and Clevland Show .. had David LYnch as a recurring cast member I guess? Seriously david, this and not gravity falls? The point is it feels insulting that they felt the need to try and promote the show more, and all they did was take up episodes of the loud house and confuse children, and possibly turn viewers off a show they wouldâve watched anyways.
And if your wondering why I took such a massive detour itâs simple: Other than noticing the fact theyâve been specifically making sure each sibling gets more than one spotlight episode, shared or not, and this dumb decision.. Season 4 isnât THAT much diffrent than Season 3. It carries on plots started there (Lori heading towards college, Luann and Lunaâs relationship), but otherwise itâs basically just more shipping and shenanigans. But really. .thatâs far from a bad thing, as I consider season 3 a highwater mark for the show, and it introduced a lot of neat new elements (Lynnâs Table, Stella, Leni having a job) that are still prevelant in season 4. Itâs not bad and itâs even more understandable given that next season, every character is growing a year (thank you press releases), meaning they have tons of new plots to explore, and large status quo shifts with Lincoln going to middle school, which out of the four schools shown is so far the most underdeveloped and will need development, and Lori possibly moving out of the house and going to college, among many other things that have me chomping at the bit for next season. But thatâs probably a few months away so for now, itâs time to get back on focus and with everything else out of the way, the actual review of this episode starts under the cut.Â
We open with Luna sitting in bed sighing when her poster of Mick Swagger starts talking to her. Whatever sheâs smoking I could really use some. Depression is a bitch. Anyways, her drug induced hallucination of her hero starts talking to her. I havenât really talked about Mick yet since the show uses him sporadically but heâs exactly what youâd expect; The showâs version of Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger, only slightly younger.. maybe. I dunno. Maybe heâs been around since the 60â˛s and is just a timelord. Or a groovy robot. Or has a dorian grey thing going on. We havenât really gotten into Dino Spimoni situation yet where Luna helps her idol and has to help him reunite with a partner or convince him to stop faking his death. Just a reminder that Hey Arnold is great and that if you think itâs odd his crooner dean martin based idol got talked out of faking his death by a 12 year old, keep in mind he also tracked down the daughter his vitamise neighbor gave up so she could go to america and have a better life, helped convince his neighbors not divorce, and had to save his pig from being eaten in a revolutionary war reinactment. Hey Arnold was far weirder than I remembered and iâm here for it.Â
Anyways, Hallucination Mick asks if Luna is coming to his concert this weekend, and she HOPES so she just dosenât have the money for VIP pass to meet the actual version and do drugs with the actual mick swagger for a change. He says you never know when opportunity will come a knockin and it does in the form of the McBrides! Clydeâs dadâs Howard, the skinny one voiced by national treasure Micheal McDonald and Wayne Brady whose also great.. and iâm not just saying that because iâve seen this. Donât be absurddddd....
Howard and Harold are Clydeâs dads... and while Clarence and Steven Universe beat them to having Gay parents in a childrenâs cartoon, their still the first interacial gay couple in a childrenâs cartoon, and on a nicktoon period, and even if they werenât either of those itâd still be fucking great. Anyways the two are nice characters, while i havenât seen EVERY ep with them their a loving couple, nice parents, and treat the loud kids as their own.. granted that goes too far in one episode, but still, thems good people.Â
Anyway Howards having a panic attack, respect, and as his husband calms him down, we find out why: the mcbrides are going to pick up nana for the annual family reunion, and their catsitter cancled. Hence Howardâs freakout and Harold worrying about the 20 pounds of amish potato salad in the trunk. So naturally their hoping someone can watch their cats, Cleopawtra and Nefurtiti for the day, and them going to the louds makes sense, both for the obvious of the Louds being their closest friends in the neighborhood, and the not so obvious of a previous episode I havenât seen having established the older kids as the best babysitters in royal woods, meaning that in addition to knowing them they have skill and this likely isnât the first time. Luna, not thinking about herself, admits Lori went to hit the golf course early and Leni is at work, a nice way to explaning why itâs Luna that gets the job: She was there and it was implied by the fact she was getting high and talking to her hallucination that Luann isnât, so most of the other options theyâd have without some reservations are gone with no contrivance necessary.
 Anyways Lunaâs Drug Fueld hallucination, points out money can be exchanged for goods and services, such as VIP passes, and also mentions sam already has hers. Either Lunaâs forgot or her hallucination can use her phone. Either is probable, and is backed up by Hallucination Sam, before both start playing their guitars and Luna air guitars with them. Iâm unsuprsied by all of this. She offers and the McBrides take her up on it immeditley. I do like that it avoids the âI donât know if your up to thisâ cliche that always happens in these types of scenarios, the McBrides have no reason not to trust her, so they just.. do. Hell Harold only sets out one rule: donât invite anyone over.. and itâs not even because he dosenât trust Luna to have anyone over or anything like that, he just knows the cats get anxious with a crowd, though their therapist is working with them on that. And of course the two rich men with a single child have a cat therapist. I would too if I were rich. Harold and Clyde throw and unconcious Howard into the car and their off, theyâll be back at 6. And TOTALLY wonât be home hours early for hyjinks. Totally.Â
Luna arrives to find a massive binder on feline care. Someone went to the Amy Santiago school of binders. It says to feed the cats at 10 sharp.. and itâs 10:02. Luna tries feeding them but the cats instead attack her in a full on psycotic rage and dump food all over her, so dinners on her.Â
Anyways, Luna then tries walking the cats which goes as well as youâd expect.. not because she had to put harneses on cats and expect them to do anything at a certain time, but because they pull hard. I can relate to that with my dog.. not my cat. He just goes wherever he wants because heâs old and kind of an asshole.Â
Anyways, with the cats now messy from running over a guy with a cake, because of course, Luna looks up what to do next which is.. give.. them a bath.Â
Who.. who does that. I know their messy, but use a rag or something. No animal likes being bathed but cats, esepcially one who this episodes shows arenât declawed (And rightfully so but still), do not LIKE being bathed. Granted they wouldnât like being cleaned off with a rag or something either, but it still feels less cruel to both them and any prospective babysitter to just hold one down and wipe it off then find the other and repeat. Look witht he walking thing I can see why someone would, in their case because their probably too skittish to let their cats wonder around, and in some cases because said cat is young. But this.. this even for a comedy contrivance is stupid. Itâs not the worst uninetional cat abuse iâve seen in media, Elmyra exists and the mother of the lead of get fuzzy tried putting her cat on a vegetarian diet, which Rob, said lead and a staunch vegetarian himself, not only found concerning but gave said cat the money for takeout.. keep in mind in this strip cats can talk and walk upright. Also I miss when Get Fuzzy was both daily and good.
So Luna naturally ends up in the bathtub, soaked and depressed and not sure what to do when her friendly neighborhood sign that the drugs havenât worn off yet comes by and tells her to shape up if she wants to go to the show with Sam. This gives Luna a great idea. LIke a Zack MOrris great idea it involves breaking the rules.. unlike a Zack Morris idea, it dosenât involve sexual harassment or a zany scheme. She decides to call Sam, since sheâs apparently great with cats and given we saw how she was with chickens last time, not a real stretch. She also pops Mickâs bubble which.. hurts him.. somehow. I dunno.Â
Anyway cut to Sam arriving. She arrived fast because she was picking a new character up from his gamerâs club meeting: Her brother Simon, whoâd been mentioned in side materials but makes his first apperance here. I like him, he has a neat design and iâts nice to give sam a family life of her own, and heâs a nice if glued to his not-nintendo switch kid. Frankly I hope he and LIncoln meet at some point. I mean he has an opening in his friend group starting next season thereâs no way Rusty passes 5th grade. And even if he somehow does, itâs not like adding another member is too much of a stretch given, once they got past courting her, the rest of his group warmly welcomed stella in and itâd be an intresting dynamic having his sisterâs girlfriendâs brother in the group. Also if your wondering if iâll ever stop finding ways to bash rusty in these reviews even when heâs entirely absent..
Anyways, Luna slams the door in the kids face, which he takes in stride , and explains the situation, and after fred fliintstonning him is taken off the table, go with âSneak him past the catsâ. It works because cats never look up at the backs of a gay teenage couple sneaking a small child inside. Luna decides to leave Simon in the entertainment room while she and Sam watch the cats and he finds Clydeâs VR gear and asks to try it on, with Luna reluctantly agreeing as long as heâs careful.. which as far as we see.. yeah he entirely is. The Sharpeâs are good people.Â
Cue a montage! Sam helps luna scrub the cats, with brushes as they shouldâve done minute one, put them through spa type pampering which is also a call back to the first time we saw the McBrideâs house in the series, take selfies, and then sing the cats to sleep, in a really sweet and really well sung lullaby, notable for being the first time Samâs sung on the show and Allyson Stoner, who I havenât mentioned but shouldâve before this shame on me, does a terrific job and has done a terrific job as Sam in general. Luna thianks her for the help, Sam says no sweat they get to see the show together, and Sam ducks out... before realizing she forgot something. Her wallet... no wait she has that.. OH SHIT HER BROTHER. And before she can get him DOUBLE OH SHIT THE MCBRIDES ARE BACK.Â
Harold is grumbling about the potato salad... apparenlty Aunt Brenda brought some and wasnât supposed to. I do like how both McBride dads have their own quirks:While Harold IS the more rational one, he can slip up just like anyone can. Luna prepares to leave.. only to realize oh shit her girlfriendâs brothers in the house still. Her not all complex scheme! She fakes having left something behind to get him out, and once sam calls comes up with a plan: Sneak Simon around back. Sam sneaks around with the bush she ducked into, and we get one of my faviorite tropes: A scooby doo doors sequence! Also the dads speak in unison. Dawww. We also get an adorable bit of Sam gesturing for Luna to hand her the boy. I couldnât find a gif of it sadly, and I wouldâve credited it, but I did find 50 tons of creepy Sam X LIncoln fanart. Just.. why. Why exactly. Why do you do this to me tumblr. And to be clear I have ZERO issue with shipping a character whose sexuality isnât fully confirmed as just gay in canon with a male character, Bi and Pan representation is important. Itâs why I get annoyed at the people who throw a hissy fit any time Della Duck is shipped with Launchpad. Here though I do because it feels like this ship is ENTIRELY a troll, especially since LIncoln has 80 other options, not at all including the icky incest ones, and that I cut and dry have every problem with, and is being done soley to annoy people who ship sam and Luna and are finally enjoying some gay/bi representation on childrenâs television. If this is a troll then kindlyÂ
Thank you John. So anyways Sam does grab the boy and nearly gets him out the door.. only for the mcbrides to run into their bisexual catsitter shoving a small chubby child out their kitchen window only to have a lesbian fall out into their kitchen. Naturally Howard faints again and Harold is displeased... probably because his husband fainted again.. and you know the shenangians in his kitchen. The only time shenanigans are allowed in that kitchen are when Clyde is sleeping at a friends house for the night and only on the table dammit. They got reinforced oak for a reason.Â
We cut to the boys playing, which is a nice touch: Clyde being a nice kid dosenât mind sharing, Simon has similar intrests, and the only time weâve seen him be eh on sharing is letting Lincoln borrow his new console.. and he not only felt BAD for not wanting him to borrow it and having to try and get it back, but he only did so because the Loud house is insanley chaotic and understandbly he wasnât sure itâd get back to him safetly. His dadâs rasied him well, heâs a good boy once he got past his âStalking his friends older sisterâ phase and got into his âanything besides that â phase.Â
Luna comes clean to the McBrides and.. Harold appricates the honesty. And both are impressed with how well they took them, with Sam and Luna giving each other credit. So instead of getting upset, especially since Luna was both honest and only called in Sam for help and Simon was an unexpected guest and they both did a fantastic job, they offer to split the money instead. Sam, in a really sweet gesture, then gives Luna her half with no hesitation or prompting from her girlfriend, Luna gives her a cheek smooch and they hug. Then Luna acciently wakes the cats, and we end on the girls singing the cats, Simon and the McBrides all to sleep. Also Lunaâs hallucination is alsleep.. those drugs wore off hours ago after all.Â
Final Thoughts:Â
A really fantastic setup. Once again the show shows itâs slowly gained talent for taking stock plots (in this case a babysitting episode) and making them actually intresting, mostly by having the characters behave reasonably. While it didnât really expand Samâs character, it didnât really need to , the previous ep with her having fleshed her out as a sweet, kind girl with a talent for animals, and Simon is a wonderful addition to the series massive cast of side characters that , unlike some additions , will hopefully show up again. Seriously half the reason I bitch about Rusty is that the show is great at making charcters, and improving them after a few bumpy episodes as seen with Clyde, Lori and Luann, but yet still uses him and dosenât make him any funnier, while I can name handfuls of characters who either need more apperances (Girl Jordan) Or havenât shown up again at all (Carol Pingery, Rocky, Maggie). And thatâs not even all of them obviously, but my point stands. But given heâs the brother of one of the main characters girlfriend and would fit in with the main character well, I have a feeling weâll see simon again at some point.Â
I also really liked seeing the McBrides, mostly because I havenât seen many of their episodes, and found them to be delightful, helped by having wonderful vaâs behind them as standard for the show and great chemsitry and it was a nice bonus to have the shows two main gay couples interact, without it feeling at all forced, and neither did Samâs inclusion. And while we havenât gotten a full on kiss with Sam and Luna, which really they should, CN beat them again on that, the cheek kiss and hug was still very sweet, as is the episode really. Itâs funny, heartwarming, and really enjoyable. While itd osenât have as much emotional weight as the last two eps, I like that it didnât: For once the conflict was low key but understandable and now Sam and Luna are a full couple, they can just do cute couple shit and get into wacky shenanigans like any other couple on this show without any angst attached. Itâs really nice. It also shows that no, a couple being together isnât boring fuck off will they or wonât they, but iâve ranted enough about stuff unrelated to this episode. I really liked it and hope to come back to these two someday.Â
For now as I sign off Pride Month is far from over... as next up I have multiple things planned, but one of the biggest is a FIVE PART series on Red Action and Enid from OK KO. Yes FIVE. All 3 of their romantic eps, and Redâs first two for proper context both for the finale, which uses both episodes as part of the plot, and for a proper view of her character arc and to ease readers into the series better. So be there for that, and a donald duck birthday celebration, and until then, later days!Â
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Happy Birthday Simon Sharp! One year ago, i gave Simon (Canon Sam´s little brother) this design in order to ship him with Luna. Enjoy your birthday present boy!