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Lucy casts a spell so her family will forget her birthday; Zach is given detention, so Rusty and friends try to toughen him up so he'll fit in.

Luan hears her siblings complain about her bad jokes and decides to give up; the kids want to keep their mom's surprise birthday party a secret from Leni.'

To make it to school, the Louds survive a monstrous Lynn; when there are signs of a yeti in Royal Woods, the Action News Team sets out to prove its existence.

When a sinkhole opens at school, Lincoln & his classmates are forced to share lockers; Lola grows attached to a skunk but she finds the skunk has finer tastes."

Lincoln will be going to his first ever rock concert and Luna wants it to be his best experience ever in his life; Lincoln finds a letter up in the attic.

Luan pranks the entire house on April Fool's Day, but Lincoln has a plan not to get pranked; the kids go to the supermarket to grocery shop for their mom.

Lana convinces the kids to go out to meet her favorite racecar driver; Lincoln goes on vacation with Clyde and realizes how overprotective his two dads are.

When the house is infested with termites, half the family stays with Pop Pop, the rest with Aunt Ruth; Lincoln struggles to complete a woodworking assignment.

While on a field trip, Lincoln worries that his group of friends are splintering apart; Lori becomes a local ride-share driver in order to buy her dream car.

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Lincoln and Clyde's spring break plans are put into jeopardy because of time; Lori's mature party backfires in her face when her guests don't enjoy it.

Lincoln and the gang are trapped in the woods with Mr. Bolhofner; Lana gets more than she bargained for when she takes on Stella's untrainable new bunny.

The family has a reading challenge at the library, but Lola refuses to join; Lincoln discovers that the first page his baby book is missing.

Lincoln is responsible for his school's tarantula, but it starts causing trouble when it manages to escape; Lincoln refuses to complete his chores.

An 11-year-old boy must reach the couch before his 10 sisters get to it; a large family's only son must erase a snarky voicemail he left on his sister's phone.

The Loud kids are convinced that their scrapbook isn't good enough for Dad's birthday; Lily uses baby smarts to avert sibling disasters and to get ice cream.

When Leni gets fired from her job, Lincoln and Clyde try to help her; Lana decides to take action to save her favorite fish from losing their home.

Lincoln signs the family up for a talent show as the family becomes a band; Lincoln's mom decides to take him to the dentist office so he can see her office.

Lincoln and Clyde worry that they are getting too old to play Ace Savvy; Lincoln discovers that he gets special privileges when he invites a friend over.

Lisa decides to give Lincoln a look into the reality of Lincoln having a wish come true; Lola wants in her sibling's club, but they will not let her join.

After a conditional agreement, Mom and Dad take the children with them to a resort; Lucy's sisters give her a makeover when she starts to have a crush on a boy.

The cheerleaders challenge Lynn and her teammates to a "cheer off"; Lori becomes a celebrity at school when she hits a hole-in-one on a difficult course.

When Stella's music box disappears at school, the kids suspect the Rat Beast; after a night of zombie movies, Clyde and Lincoln think it's a zombie apocalypse.

Lily introduces Jack to her favorite video game and he turns into a toxic troll; featuring vignettes that illustrate the modern-day family dynamic.

After their battle to procure a rare cookie, Jack feels more part of the family; the Groom & Board gets a bad review, so Lily tries to find the culprit.

Captain Man announces he is getting married causing Henry and Charlotte to go searching for answers, but they discover things are not as they seem to think.

When Jasper is recognized for his heroism, Henry begins to feel jealous of his community's gratitude for the contributions of his sidekick persona.

"Swellview's Got Talent," contestants start to lose consciousness, so Captain Man and Kid Danger, with help from Charlotte and Schwoz, try to solve the mystery.

Charlotte and Henry become suspicious of the new student and convince Captain Man to become an undercover substitute teacher to get to the bottom of it.

When Henry claims that he can't be scared, Schwoz uses a machine that allows Henry to virtually experience the spooky stories that everyone tells him.

Henry and Charlotte decide to ask Jasper to keep a secret for them in order to determine if he is finally ready to learn their superhero secrets.

Captain Man and Kid Danger are in a debate over what is the preferred snack of Swellview's, but emotions run high causing the heroes to struggle.

Captain Man becomes too afraid to fight after losing his powers of invulnerability, leaving Kid Danger to be the one to keep Swellview safe.

When footage of Henry and Ray becoming their sidekick and superhero alter egos gets out, Henry must find a way to retrieve the recording.

Captain Man and Kid Danger end up in a bad situation when they each find themselves in holes, and Charlotte and Jasper must figure out how to rescue them.

Charlotte invites Jasper's girlfriend from summer camp to stay with her, but the guest becomes convinced that her host is also her romantic rival.

The evil scientist, Doctor Horatio T. Minyak, challenges Captain Man to a difficult Spelling Bee.

Henry feels threatened his superhero sidekick alter-ego may become exposed as Charlotte continues to get more suspicious after noticing things about him.

When Piper invites her new boyfriend and his family over for dinner, Henry's nerves are put the test.

Henry is invited to visit an exclusive restaurant and chooses his employer as his guest, but he discovers that their outing is more involved than he imagined.

Henry finds himself overwhelmed when it comes to balancing his daily schedule between fighting crime and his tasks of being a typical student and son.

When Henry and the other kids destroy Ray's movie prop, they travel to an alternate universe using Bill Evil's inter-dimensional transporter and steal it.

When Kid Danger and Captain Man are called to the Swellview Museum of Stools and Jewels, they are entrusted with the protection of the rare Neal Diamond.

When the gang befriends Bigfoot in the woods, Kid Danger and Captain Man try to help get rid of a troublesome hunter that's been trying to capture him.

When Henry gets an unexpected visitor claiming to be from the future, the gang must find a way to save everyone from an apocalyptic future.

Captain Man is visited by an old friend, who became invisible after an accident several years ago, but the guest's behavior tests his host's patience.

When Drex returns from the past with an army of cavemen to finish off Captain Man once and for all, Kid Danger may be the only one who can save Captain Man now.

Henry is uninvited to a birthday party due to accusations he threw the birthday girl off the roof last year, so he gets Captain Man to help clear his name.

Henry begins to receive some mysterious notes from a certain stranger and then suspects that the stranger sending the notes knows his secret identity.

When Ray finds out Piper is attending Junior Anger Management, he makes a deal with Henry that he can make her lose temper before the night is over.

Jack's new friend Beef invites him to a sleepover, but Jack is new at sleepovers and gets upset; Jack and Lil try to prove they're the one true local.

The gang thinks that they have found the perfect tunnels to access all of Swellview, until they are confronted by the tunnels' original inhabitants.

To divert the attention of his helicopter dads, Clyde arranges for an exchange student to stay with them; Lola takes a new timid classmate under her wing.

Leni finds herself torn between her work friends and her school friends; when Lincoln and Clyde take a tour of the middle school, Lynn gives them some advice.

Lori and her boyfriend Bobby, decide to try to bring both of their crazy families together for the first time, instead of spending Thanksgiving Day apart.

Luan thinks Mr. Coconuts is out for revenge when she replaces him with Lola in her act; Leni looks for alternative ways to get her driver's license.

The kids fail to make Chef Guy Grazer a meal on his show; the kids search all over Royal Woods to find the missing furniture they left outside while cleaning.

Clyde goes to Lincoln for help on how to be a good big brother; a fight breaks out when Lori and Leni both purchase the same dress.

Charles, Cliff and Geo try to find Walt a love connection; Lincoln & Clyde beg their parents to let them go to space camp, but it's not as fun as they thought.

An 11-year-old boy in a house of ten sisters tries to navigate life and avoid the chaos his sisters create by racing to watch TV or avoiding makeovers.

The kids help Flip clean up his image to impress his middle school crush; when the Mortician's Club can't afford tickets to Casket Con, they try to raise money.

Bobby rallies the family to compete with a new fancy grocery store on the block; Ronnie Anne fakes being sick to watch a professional wrestling match.

The Loud family works hard in order to save up money to go on a family vacation, but when they go on their road trip to their destination, their plans go wrong.

Lincoln spills an experiment of Lisa's that sets off a chain reaction; Lincoln wants his family to be more energy-efficient and lower electric use.

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Lincoln' sister all want use of his new kids pool; Lincoln wants Lily to act just like him.

Lucy must convince a vampire to turn the Mortician's Club into vampires; Lisa discovers the dinosaur bones she found in her backyard may not be what they seem.

Lincoln's parents are impressed by another family and worry about the future; the siblings team up to beat Lynn because of her bad sportsmanship.

The McBrides scramble to put together a birthday party for Nana Gayle; Lola worries she's a washed-up pageant star when she wins a lifetime achievement award.