The Best Episodes of The Loud House Season 4

Ronnie Anne’s attempts to bond with her cool older cousin Carlota lead to a prank war against the boy cousins.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Whitney Wetta

Ronnie Anne makes friends with Sid, a girl whose family wants to rent the apartment upstairs. When it looks like another couple might get it first, the girls resort to sabotage to try and dissuade them.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Karla Sakas Shropshire, Kevin Sullivan

When Ronnie Anne discovers that each family member will perform at Hector’s birthday, she turns to Sid for help.

Director: Miguel Puga

Writer: Lalo Alcaraz

Eager to be named Kings of the Con at the Ace Savvy convention, Lincoln and Clyde convince the sisters to go with them as the Full Deck. But the girls get more attention, leading the boys to do whatever it takes to gain focus.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Whitney Wetta, Sammie Crowley

When a high utility bill threatens Hector and Rosa’s annual trip, Ronnie Anne spearheads an effort to lower usage.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Rosemary Contreras

When Stella’s music box disappears at school, the gang immediately suspects the Rat Beast, a student urban legend.

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Karla Sakas Shropshire

After a night of zombie movies, Clyde and Lincoln find an empty Loud house and assume it’s a zombie apocalypse.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Kevin Sullivan

When Carl witnesses Ronnie Anne save a dog, he becomes obsessed with being just like his newfound hero.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Lance Whinery

The Louds rent a boat for a relaxing day trip on the lake, but the family ends up marooned on a desert island.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Karla Sakas Shropshire

Desperate for their own space, Ronnie Anne and Sid find a hidden room and try to keep it from the other tenants.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Sammie Crowley

Lucy faces off against her friend Haiku to become the new president of the Young Morticians’ Club at school.

Director: Darin McGowan

Writer: Whitney Wetta

The siblings turn to Lisa's genius to help them land a spot on "Double Dare" Guest Star: Marc Summers. After secretly reading Luna's diary, Leni and Lincoln become worried about the exploits their sister writes about.

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Kevin Sullivan

Convinced that their scrapbook isn't good enough for Dad's birthday, the Loud kids seek out the perfect gift.

Director: Darin McGowan

Writer: Sammie Crowley

Lincoln and Clyde beg their parents to let them go to space cadets camp, but it's not as fun as they expected.

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Sammie Crowley

Worried that his teacher has bad things to say about him, Lincoln tries to delay his parent-teacher conference.

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Andrew Brooks

Luan wakes up with a pimple on the day of her first date with Benny, so she turns to the siblings for help.

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Katie Mattila

Ronnie Anne secretly starts watching her family’s favorite telenovela after refusing to watch it with them.

Director: Miguel Puga

Writer: Linda Yvette Chavez

When a fancy grocery store opens on the block, Bobby rallies the family to do everything they can to compete.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Sheela Shrinivas

Leni is promoted to temporary manager at work, but she worries about remaining good friends with Miguel and Fiona.

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Byron Dockins

After Walt's failed attempt at romance, Charles, Cliff and Geo try to find their pal a love connection.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Kevin Sullivan

When Lisa realizes that Pop Pop won't be around forever, she turns to science to ensure his longevity. Guest Stars: Fred Willard, Jennifer Coolidge

Director: Jessica Borutski

Writer: Sammie Crowley

Lincoln and Clyde (as Ace and Jack) investigate when they discover a frozen food company using Dad's recipes. Guest Star: Philece Sampler

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Kevin Sullivan

Lily hears the parents mention ice cream if the kids are good, so she uses baby smarts to avert sibling disasters.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Sheela Shrinivas

Lori takes a waitressing job at Dad's restaurant, but it turns out that serving is harder than she anticipated.

Director: Jessica Borutski, Kyle Marshall

Writer: Whitney Wetta

Spurred on by a classmate's mocking about Charles, Lana decides to train him to compete in a local dog show.

Director: Kyle Marshall

Writer: Karla Sakas Shropshire