
The Loud House — Season 9

The Loud family, along with Clyde, arrived at Camp Mastodon with the promise of a joyful summer. However, Lincoln and Clyde soon found themselves embroiled in a spirited contest for dominance against the most formidable occupants of their b…

At Camp Mastodon, Lynn gently encourages the habitually cautious Lisa to embrace a bolder spirit.

A shadow fell over Lori when she sensed a shift in the camp dynamics; the campers of Mastodon seemed to view her with a coolness she couldn't penetrate. In a desperate attempt to bridge the gap, she began a series of rule-breaking maneuvers…

The discovery of a flag, weathered and bearing the mark of a forgotten pirate dynasty, proved more than a mere historical curiosity for Lincoln and Clyde. Their curiosity inadvertently stirred something ancient and restless; a malevolent sp…

The planned nature walk took a turn for the worse, and Leni found herself at odds with a sharp-tongued colleague.

Lynn eagerly anticipates the arrival of her Swiss friend, Henrik, yet a subtle unease settles upon her whenever others perceive a deeper connection between them.

Inspired by a desire to support David Steele's Ice tickets, Lincoln and his companions launched a shoveling business. Their efforts were a collaborative venture, undertaken with the shared goal of raising funds for the performance.

Lynn consulted a crystal ball, seeking glimpses of what lay ahead. But the visions she received ignited a frantic desire within her: to manipulate the unfolding future to her own liking.

Clyde, Lincoln, and Kara emerged victorious from a gaming contest hosted by the streamer known as Thumbz.

Upon discovering a kitten, Lori and Bobby resolved to share its care, establishing a system of co-parenting where the small creature would reside with each of them, alternating between their homes.

Lori’s enthusiastic descriptions of her apartment's merits, shared with her family, inadvertently sparked a subtle ambition in her sisters, leading them to plot a quiet takeover of her living space.

The news of the raffle win – a weekend at a resort for Mom and her twin daughters – brought a familiar ache to Lana’s chest: the difficulty of leaving her animals behind.

Lincoln, testing a new illusion on Grouse, finds himself unexpectedly bound to his companion. The result is a day spent navigating the unfamiliar halls of a middle school, the cuffs a constant reminder of their peculiar predicament.

Entrusted with the school prom, Leni resolved to craft a night of unparalleled memorability.

For Lincoln and Clyde's David Steele film, Luan was cast as the antagonist, Bee Trayal, a choice that presents them with the challenges inherent in working with her intense approach to acting.

Lola’s next advancement, the coveted golden Snickerdoodle badge, hinges on her spending meaningful time with Bernie, a senior resident of Sunset Canyon.

Witnessing her cousin Shiloh’s impressive athleticism ignited a fierce competitiveness within Lynn. She felt an urgent need to demonstrate her own superiority, striving to establish herself as the most accomplished member of the Loud family…

Rumors spread quickly that the school had been defaced – the work, it seemed, of the well-known marsupial mascot, Crikey. But the Action News Team is determined to uncover the truth and demonstrate his innocence.

Lincoln sought loopholes in the family's unspoken agreement regarding hand-me-downs, determined to claim Lori's old mattress for himself rather than letting his sisters have first refusal.

Leni and Luna inadvertently damaged their grandfather's boat when their small gathering spiraled into a bit of a commotion.

Lucy found herself wrestling with a frustrating blankness whenever presented with the chance to craft an original story for the Royal Wood's Gazette.

Lance found himself adrift, unable to connect with Shelby’s passions. Hoping for a shared experience, he invited her to a live-action role-playing event, a tentative gesture toward bridging the gap between them.

News of the mayor’s plan to replace the town’s sanitation worker with a mechanical truck reached Lana, and she felt compelled to intervene. The thought of the man losing his livelihood spurred her into action; she resolved to find a way to …

Luan’s jest involving a counterfeit lottery ticket quickly spiraled out of control. She now found herself navigating the fallout of Grouse's extravagant purchases, a consequence far exceeding any playful intention.

A pair of basketball shoes from a sought-after brand had just slipped from her grasp, leaving Lynn with a sudden, urgent need. She began a frantic search, determined to find the elusive footwear.

Seeking refuge from his duties, Lincoln employs Lisa’s holographic projector to create the illusion of diligent work.

While their mother is occupied with work, the Loud children find themselves responsible for their father when a common cold provokes an exaggerated reaction.

During her housesitting assignment, Stella generously allowed her friends to enjoy Principal Ramirez’s pool on a day of intense heat.

A shared ambition ignited a subtle rivalry between Luna and Luan: they had discovered they were vying for the same performance grant.

Lana tries to save the town garbage man's job when she finds out the mayor is replacing him with an automated garbage truck.

After Luan pranks Grouse with a fake lottery ticket, she has to deal with the consequences of his massive shopping spree.

Lynn desperately searches for a popular brand of basketball shoes after she narrowly misses out on buying a pair.

While housesitting, Stella lets her friends use Principal Ramirez's pool on a super-hot day.

Luna and Luan get competitive when they find out they’re competing for the same performance grant.



Lucy struggles to come with ideas when she's given the opportunity to write an original story for the Royal Wood's Gazette.

With Mom busy at work, the Loud siblings are tasked with taking care of Dad when he overreacts to getting a cold.


