Ep 23. One of the Boys / A Tattler's Tale

Lincoln Loud's life at home with ten sisters is never dull, but in this episode of The Loud House, things get even crazier when Lincoln accidentally lands himself in a world where he has ten brothers instead of sisters. In "One of the Boys," Lincoln's wish to be surrounded by boys comes true when he falls asleep reading a comic book, only to wake up in a parallel universe. With his sister Lisa's help, Lincoln tries to figure out how to get back to his own reality while also adjusting to life as a boy.

At first, Lincoln is thrilled to be surrounded by brothers who share his interests, but he soon realizes that life as a boy is just as hectic as life with his sisters. Each of his new brothers has their own quirks and talents, from musical abilities to love of sports, and they all have a competitive streak that can sometimes lead to clashes. One brother, Clyde, is especially eager to be friends with Lincoln and excitedly takes him on a tour of their home and introduces him to his friend group. But it's not long before Lincoln starts to miss his sisters and realizes that he took for granted how much he enjoys their company.

Meanwhile, Lincoln's sisters are dealing with their own drama back in their reality. In "A Tattler's Tale," Lola Loud has been tattling on her siblings, causing tension among the family. After several of her siblings confront her about her behavior, Lola decides to start keeping a diary to write down all the secrets she learns, and she quickly becomes known as the "Queen of Secrets." But when the diary falls into the wrong hands, the Loud siblings must team up to retrieve it before their secrets are exposed to the world.

As Lincoln tries to figure out how to return to his own reality and Lola's diary creates chaos, both storylines converge with unexpected consequences. "One of the Boys" and "A Tattler's Tale" provide a hilarious and relatable look at the dynamics of a large family, showcasing both the joys and challenges of having so many siblings. With its colorful animation, witty writing, and memorable characters, The Loud House continues to be a fan favorite and this episode is sure to delight viewers of all ages.