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The series is good in its first seasons, it addresses Lincoln's life and how he lived with 11 sisters, although I see that the current seasons, sorry for the expression, are very bad, although I do see it well, but his community is a little strange, rather mega strange and strange uh that is such a disgusting thing its plot is very focused in its first seasons but now in the current ones well they continue with the same premise they have very random plots well the truth is I don't know what to put more here oh and also in more or less in season 4 there always in the episodes they put as pilot episodes of the casagrandes.

This is easily a major comeback for Nickelodeon. In terms of animated series, they weren't doing so well before this show came along, but when it did, I was blown away by it. I can consider it to be one of my favorite cartoons on Nickelodeon, and possibly one of the greatest modern cartoons of all time. I would most certainly recommend this show for those who are looking for great cartoons, because it's definitely one. Everything about it is not just unique, but incredibly creative, which is what brings this show to amazement. Honestly, I could find almost nothing wrong with this show. It is a must watch in my opinion, and Nickelodeon deserves a standing ovation for this masterpiece that returned them to greatness.

After giving us terrible shows after the other, this was a show they really needed! I have my own thought that any character can be good. Where I am going when I said that is that just because a character is stereotypical doesn't mean that they are a bad character. To me it determines on how said stereotyped is used and this show uses them well. I like how this show satires a whole lot of different people from the dumb blond to the comedic girl to the emo girl and etc. Every character has their own trait that portrays them but this show knows how to go deep into that trait. Almost every character is easily likable and I find the show as a whole really easy to enjoy. A great piece of work from Nickelodeon.

Nickelodeon is having a bad streak of crappy sitcoms and cartoons alike, Spongebob lost its touch after season 6. This show was supposed to have more "positive messages", but it was instead kind of really, really forced to be that way. All the jokes leave you staring, and you get this cringy feel after they keep using the same lackluster unintelligent joke for the entire episode. Sure, it has some positive family messages, but those are all deemed useless after they fill the show with political nonsense and other junk like that, even entire episodes about turning off your TV to save the environment. (what).

The animation style is O-K, as they are clearly trying something new. This is actually one of Nickelodeon's first trys at making a completely G-rated family cartoon, but of course there are some edgy jokes mixed in, some even went too far, and they are kinda wasted on the young audience that this show was clearly meant for.

I guess what i'm trying to say is im happy Nickelodeon is finally coming up with some original ideas after like, 20 years of Spongebob, (Seriously its spongebob's 20th anniversary); because Nick keeps rebooting old stuff, such as TMNT, (ew), and they are on like their 7th superhero-themed sitcom now. But all that aside, this show is kinda 50-50. It has a really positive attitude and stuff and may be funny towards younger kids, but they keep mixing in really lackluster jokes that are SUPPOSED to appeal to older kids or adults but it just leaves us asking "was that supposed to be funny?"

The Loud House is easily one of the best NickToons currently airing. I love the characters, the unique art style, and the relatable situations each character goes through. Not every plot is necessarily original, but I'm always enticed about what will happen next. Don't let the fact that the creator was a pervert ruin the show for you. John Lasseter was accused of sexual harassment and his Toy Story films are still great. I just hope this franchise doesn't decline like The Fairly OddParents' did.