Eleven-year-old Lincoln Loud is the only boy in a house with ten sisters. He talks straight to the camera as he tries to get through each day without a disaster.
Families who want a cartoon the parents can sit through will find an easy watch here. The slapstick arrives with fight clouds and sound-effect bursts, so it looks like a newspaper comic strip. In an early segment Lincoln plugs in one more TV to catch a season finale and blacks out the whole house. His schemes go wrong, then the sisters close ranks around him.
Most episodes are two short stand-alone segments, so order barely matters; the asides to the camera get rarer after the first season.
Eleven-year-old Lincoln Loud is the only boy in a house with ten sisters. He talks straight to the camera as he tries to get through each day without a disaster.
Families who want a cartoon the parents can sit through will find an easy watch here. The slapstick arrives with fight clouds and sound-effect bursts, so it looks like a newspaper comic strip. In an early segment Lincoln plugs in one more TV to catch a season finale and blacks out the whole house. His schemes go wrong, then the sisters close ranks around him.
Most episodes are two short stand-alone segments, so order barely matters; the asides to the camera get rarer after the first season.