Seriously, I have watched that episode countless times and yet to this very day I have yet to get bored or tired of it. The jokes and writing are so good and Stan's characterization is perfect.
Plus that music sting when Roy Rogers McFreely appears is just chef's kiss.
There are several stories in the comics that I think would be, at least, interesting if they decided to make them into full-fledged 11 minute episodes of the shows. I am not super familiar with them, but it would be interesting to see which ones you would most want.
I don't know why but I must have laughed for like 15 seconds straight when I first saw this scene.
Marking this as a "spoiler" since it's from an episode that hasn't aired in the U.S. just to be safe
It seemed rather... abrupt. In the early episodes, he was into Ace Savvy and there was even an entire episode dedicated to how you are "never too old" to like childish things, effectively cementing the mentality that Lincoln should be okay with liking it.
But then they made a massive sea change and now he loves spies and David Steele. There is nothing ethically wrong about this, but it just seems a little weird that he just... woke up one morning and was like "yeah I'm not into Ace Savvy anymore". I don't get it.
Take notes, Luan.
This was probably just an error or the animators neglecting to remove the sunglasses from her model, but I actually find this kinda charming even if it is impractical.
Characters on The Loud House close their eyes two different ways. One way makes it look like their eyes are upside down letter U's and another way makes it look like their eyelids are actually connecting. I always noticed this and found it interesting.
Which one do you prefer?
For those who do not know, "schediaphilia" is essentially having a romantic or sexual attraction to fictional or cartoon characters. And Lucy clearly has some level of attraction to her bust of Edwin from Vampires of Melancholia and even to the character of Edwin from the show, so I think she would qualify.
Of course she still has romantic associations with real people, like Rocky and Silas so it's obviously not exclusive.