Top 20 Best Loud House Episodes [2017 list]

Well, I think I want to do a Top 20 best because I am so much into the Loud House since 2016, and this year, 2017. I like how way more likable the characters are, Lincoln lives in a family with 10 sisters, and he loves his sisters really much. I might choose my picks. But if they are episodes you do not like, then it's fine, because there is no such bad thing about an opinion of something you like or can't like. I am showing you my list since The Loud House has a big bunch of good episodes.

#20 - Cover Girls.

This one I admit is made to be funny. When all 10 of Lincoln's sisters ask him to cover things up for him on the same day, Lincoln has his hands full, and it's plot has a funny ending, and I couldn't help chuckling, but mostly feeling bad for the sisters and Lincoln in the end. But don't take it personally! Speaking of that ending, this one really does show that you can't pretend to be someone who you aren't. It's better to be who you are. How ever, a fun fact about this episode is that this is Albert Loud's first appearance fully according to the wikia. I obviously do admit it was kind of funny and good in the same time.

#19 - Frog Wild.

This one is a good choice because I thought it was kind of good. It plays it's game fair and square. But my only criticism on this episode is that Lana didn't get detention with Lincoln for being a frog hero after Principal Huggins and the teacher decided not to dissect the frogs. But it is still a good episode. But hey, we get Ren and Stimpy music in the episode and in the title intro. I showed this episode to Kai, and he loved it. I want to watch it again. Even if it's sister episode "No Such Luck" wasn't really my personal least favorite/favorite, I would be glad to find it.

#18 - Party Down.

This one feels like a party, and it is quite fun. I like it when Lincoln and Luan were silly in the episode during Lori's house party in the basement. Sure Lori is an unpleasant jerk until the end, but I admit that this is a passable, but fun episode. Just as how fun party themed episodes could be like "Spring Break Up" from American Dad. It deserves a golden star.

#17 - Fool's Paradise.

Remember all the manipulative, terribly bad, psychotic, cruel and evil April Fools pranks Luan did over the years? The Loud family decided to get they're payback, and it is freaking amazing, because we get to have a sequel to the episode "April Fools Rules" from season one. For me, the revenge pranks on Luan are worth it in this one. This one gets me to the best of delight because I was such a fan of this episode, that I want more April Fools episodes of Luan and the family. I feel like watching "Scott Tenorman Must Die" from South Park after seeing an episode like this.

#16 - April Fools Rules.

Come on people, why didn't you like this one? I can't understand why people hate it. For me, I thought it was going to be bad, but I liked it somehow, and I watched it again, and I see that this one was very good. I know people hate it for the family torture on April Fools Day being involved in it, but I liked the part where Luan gets splat in the face with a pie by Ronnie Anne. I know Ronnie Anne and Lincoln are friends. But I am glad that this is a surprising episode to watch. It was full of surprises, except it is April Fools Day.

#15 - Funny Business.

I actually had fun watching this episode. I admit that this one is a big good match between Luan and Lincoln. I liked it from beginning to the end. Lincoln helps Luan to be his assistant after assistants like Lucy, Leni, Lynn Jr, and Lisa didn't work out so well, Luan decides to have him as an assistant since Lincoln now accepts her job, and it is funny seeing Lincoln fall on his butt. But Luan was kind of a jerk to Lincoln when she gets jealous of him. I know it leads Lincoln to get a tough crowd later in Maggie's 13th birthday party, but I am glad that Luan and Lincoln did a mime show for the Gothic teens, so I liked the ending as well. Fun episode like Party Down.

#14 - The Kick The Bucket List.

This one has been a really good Lincoln and Clyde episode. Lincoln and Clyde try to do everything they can on they're "kick the bucket" list before Spring Break ends. I have this big feeling of it being good that it makes me want to go and get a chance to hang with my best friends more often on what I want to do, or what they want to do. But the ending was not my personal favorites because I did not like that bird in the episode, but it isn't that bad. But I still give this episode a pass.

#13 - Room With a Feud.

For people that did not like "Brawl in the Family", this one was better than Brawl in the Family because the ending shows that the sisters learned that it is best to change they're attitude whenever one gets in an argument with another one. I am not a big fan of Brawl in The Family, but it is still better. But what does disturb me a bit is where a character loses his/her hair after one of Lisa's chemistry experiments going wrong. That is kind of psychotic. But, I still like this episode. So it gets a pass.

#12 - Baby Steps.

This one has a good premise for a Lincoln and Clyde episode as they help Lincoln's sisters improve on how they act. But although, the ending turns out that Clyde's two dads decided to give Clyde a cat for a pet because it was lost in an animal shelter. I like it when Clyde and Lincoln are helpful to the little sisters, even though. It is great seeing Clyde admitting that getting confidence like Lincoln is not hard when you try again.

#11 - Pet's Peeved.

A fan favorite episode of the pets working together to save a puppy named Snowball. I am glad that there is an episode about the pets such as Charles, Cliff, Walt and Geo. Hey, I remember they're names. I know that meeting a new friend is hard for a pet, but I am glad the pets admit they're mistake and get Snowball back home to escape from the animal shelter.

#10 - The Loudest Mission: Relative Chaos!
 
This one is one of the catchiest Loud House episodes to watch like other Loud House episodes that are my favorites. This one is outright good. It shared its slice of life where Ronnie Anne and Bobby visit their crazy extended family that are Mexican-Americans (albeit, they are Mexican Americans themselves), and I like them, but my only problem is that the grandmother demands the family members and guests to "eat". Yeah, it kind of gets annoying a little, but you could get over it. Frida Puga is a meh character, but kind of annoying at times when she takes pictures of some family members of the Casagrande family, not as annoying as... that Judy Nutkiss!!!! (I regret mentioning Judy Nutkiss -_-' ) But I don't care much about Frida Puga as much in my opinion, but continuing the episode. This one is a really good two part episode. I really do like it when Ronnie Anne's extended family did something good to her by giving her space of her very room. This one had some emotion, but mostly, it was slice of life because The Loud House was a slice of life cartoon like Hey Arnold and The Simpsons. I did like Ronnie Anne in this episode the whole way through.

#9 - Dance, Dance, Resolution.

This episode got me into The Loud House along with A Fair to Remember. I am glad to admit that this one was great, and I like the premise of the episode. This one is how Ronnie Anne is not only likable since this episode, but more tolerable ever since Lincoln asks Ronnie Anne to dance, but in fact, she agrees, and they dance in the arcade, where it has a dance machine. This one is another one of those fun episodes that I want to watch on TV again. But I know some people say that Luan, Luna, Lynn Jr, and Lucy are being too stern to Lincoln to some point. But I still like this episode.

#8 - Intern for the Worse.

I like this episode. This one felt like it has it own idea of having Lincoln and Clyde get jobs for Flip's. I liked the way how it reminds me of "Employee of the Month" from SpongeBob. Well, the premise of the episode is similar, but different from what you expect more of. I liked the part where Lincoln and Clyde become friends again and reconcile they're friendship near the end after they're fight of firing each other, and teaming up when they decide to expose Flip for the ways he does to his shop. I do like Flip, but the ending is really original by comparison in Loud House standards. So this one is a good one to begin Season 2.

#7 - Snow Bored.

This one is a fun episode where the Loud siblings try to get Lisa to have fun in the snow. When Lisa changes her mind, her overboard actions on snowball fighting the Loud siblings is crazy as possible. This one feels like The Loud House did a Winter themed episode. In which, it is one of the Winter episodes. This one resembles to be a big difference between this episode, and the SpongeBob episode, "Snowball Effect". This one makes me want to play in the snow continually on the Winter. I really hope for episodes like this again sometime soon.

#6 - Back Out There.

This is a very good episode. It takes place after the two part episode, Relative Chaos since it is like a sequel to this episode. This one is as good as I can see. It has a very good plot on where I want to watch it again if it comes to TV again. I like it when Rusty, Sam, and Zach get they're own main appearance in an episode along with Lincoln and Clyde. It matches the episode perfectly. I know the Ronniecoln shipping isn't my interest, but I admit that Lincoln admits he likes Ronnie Anne as a friend.

#5 - 11 Louds a Leapin'.

I saw this on June, even though it is early for Christmas. I loved this Christmas episode. It is a fun episode that I want to see again when Christmastime comes back again after Thanksgiving. This one has the best plot, best song in the episode, and it features out a lot of characters in they're best in this episode, that I want the Loud House to get another Christmas episode. They were like "Snow Bored" before, albeit it is a Winter themed episode, but I suppose I can watch it again. It is fun, it is splendid and likable, and it is perfect for Christmas.

#4 - Two Boys and One Baby.

This Loud House episode is really overhated and I can't see why people hate it so much. But come on people, how come you didn't enjoy it? I thought it was great? This episode is a lot more better than "My Sister My Sitter" from The Simpsons in my opinion. Well, this episode is about Lincoln and Clyde taking care of Lily, and it is a fun episode to watch. I think the reason why it was better than "My Sister My Sitter" it's because Lincoln and Clyde got Lily back after getting the wrong baby back to the original parent before being exposed. But in "My Sister, My Sitter", that episode was nothing but a really bad episode where Bart is being such a nuisance to Lisa because all he did in the episode is get Lisa blamed for things she would never do in the end after he passed out, and... Nah! I am not thinking of saying anything else to that episode, Two Boys and One Baby was better than this abysmal "My Sister My Sitter" episode because of that Simpsons episode being a Lisa torture fest episode. Well, if you hate both, that is fine, I may not agree about people disliking the episode I put on number four, but I at least won't bash people over it. But then again, I still feel bad for this episode getting so much hate from critics since I think this episode is still better than... THAT abysmal "My Sister, My Sitter" episode in my opinion.

#3 - L is for Love.

Another fan favorite I guess. I mean, heck, this is the episode everyone else knows. It's whole plot of the episode it out right the best plot ever made for a Loud House episode. I like the plot where everyone else in the Loud family gets they're own love interests, and Luna getting her own best friend named Sam. I obviously love watching this episode. Fans on the Internet praised it for it's clever writing and story. I even want a sequel to this episode called "The Luna and the Boy" because this one will take place after the events of the episode, in which, it will have a main plot of Sam interesting Luna to join her band, but also asking Luna if she had a boyfriend, Luna says she hasn't before, so Sam decides to get Luna a boyfriend, and the boy in that episode hopefully is Lucas because I decided to have a character named after a cousin of mine, and Pikachuisawesome60, who is named Lucas as well. The other side plot for that sequel to the episode would have Lincoln spend time with Clyde and Paige in the same time because Lincoln loved Paige really much, that Ronnie Anne was fine with her, but they became friends after a few cool things Paige does. Anyways, this may sound crazy, but this one confirms that Luna is both attracted to both males and females, meaning that she is bisexual, in which, it can be controversial, but it is done in a clever way. But this one again is a fan favorite that I want an episode to get a sequel to like how episodes like April Fools Rules and Relative Chaos turned out. So you know what? This one is among my favorite episode along with the episode that is being put on number one.

#2 - Project Loud House.

This one is a really amazing episode. An episode written by Chris Savino himself. This is one of the episodes I feel like it should be a good start to a really great cartoon of the 2010's decade. The plot is fantastic, the characters were likable, and I liked this episode, that it is fun watching it again. Even in season one, it is a great episode. I enjoyed the ending as well.

Before I get to number one, I have some shout outs and honorable mentions.
Honorable Mentions:
Sounds of Silence. - It was really funny. I liked how it was portrayed to be.
The Waiting Game. - Now that one is actually good.
Change of Heart. - I actually think this is a good Leni episode. Yes, I know I hate it when people bash on a Loud House episode that isn't meant to offend or insult it's viewers, but this one is actually a good way to have Leni help Clyde through his crush on Lori.
Potty Mouth. - This episode has inspired episodes from kids cartoons that have an episode where a character says a word that is not supposed to say, but you know, it can be an episode that is controversial, but I am surprised to see it did get past the censors because it is a kids cartoon.
Attention Deficit. - A pretty good episode.
Overnight Success. - I know Lincoln was unlikable, but this one is actually plain good.
Vantastic Voyage. - I admit that this episode made me feel better after seeing Making the Grade. So it has a good plot, and a good premise.
Pulp Friction. - This episode for what I can say is just spectacular. Even Principal Huggins's flashback made sense.
Out of The Picture. - Now that one is a good episode. The ending is what made me like this episode.
Left in the Dark. - Good beginning of a cartoon for starters.
Deuces Wild! - I know I am breaking my "no short episodes" rule, but this one was amazing!
The Old and the Restless. - Yet an episode where Lincoln and Albert (who is Lincoln's grandfather) get together and go on an adventure. I like it when their is an episode where Lincoln has an adventure, I always do.
A Novel Idea. - That is one of the best episodes in season one along with Project Loud House and Dance Dance Resolution.
Back in Black. - This is one of these Lucy episodes I consider good. Probably, I think Rusty and Lucy should be together more.
Shell Shock. - Now I think this is a good episode to bring Ronnie Anne in for season two. So I think this episode is a way more interesting sight than what I thought it would be.

And finally... #1: The Whole Picture!

OMG, what do you know? I found my favorite Loud House episode of all time. This one has been such a good episode, that it is my favorite episode of the show of all time. I loved this episode that I am looking forward to watching it again on TV. This one is the show at it's best when Lincoln and Clyde decide to recreate the pictures of Lincoln's childhood. I like the parts where Lincoln's sisters helped him remember his childhood memories. For an example: Lori said that Lincoln had a magician in his 7th birthday party. That helped him get his memories back. I enjoyed details of how young the Loud kids looked like just before Lily was born. I also think this is a fun episode that I could remember my childhood memories. Overall, this is the show in it's best as usual. An episode where the sisters cheer up Lincoln by remembering the memories in his childhood, even when he got his buckteeth. This one was amazingly splendid, and it was as splendid as ever. L is For Love and The Whole Picture are both my favorite episodes so far as how the series was getting stronger. Well, I suppose we have a winner, this is number one on my best Loud House list to date.

Well guys, if you have a favorite episode of the show for those who are fans, let me know in the comments.
Thanks for looking at my list.

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