The Loud House marks 10th anniversary
The Loud House marks its 10th anniversary since premiering on Nickelodeon in May 2016. Fans celebrated by sharing new fan art and holding livestream reviews and watch parties centered on the pilot "Left in the Dark." Nickelodeon made the pilot "Left in the Dark" available online for the anniversary, letting viewers rewatch the episode that introduced Lincoln Loud and his ten sisters. The milestone highlights the show's lasting influence on a generation of viewers who created fanfiction, art, and community around its large animated family.
#TheLoudHouse Haopy 10 years to the show that changed my life forever. I wouldn't have met such great friends as @xsunnyeclipse.bsky.social, @thecoolstella.bsky.social, @jacklynchococorp.bsky.social, @visioncrimson2004.bsky.social, and @ruhisuart.bsky.social if not for this wacky family!
Happy 10th anniversary to this show!
The Loud House will always be a part of me long after it's over, joining the likes of Hilda, Wylde Pak, and My Life as a Teenage Robot as a show that heavily defined me as a person at one point in life and REALLY charged up my brainmeats. Lincoln, Lisa, Lucy, and all the rest will be remembered!
Compared to Rugrats, SpongeBob, and FOP, TLH’s 10th anniversary feels like a silent celebration (probably thanks to what’s going on with PSKY and the sad pathetic state of Paramount network’s schedules). Nick went all out with those three other shows’ anniversaries, but not so much here
I can guarantee you that if it wasn’t for the layoffs, they would’ve gone all out with the anniversary. The only thing of note they done this year was airing new episodes nonstop from January to this week.
When the fucking FANBASE (The actual, sane side of it btw) is celebrating the anniversary of the show more than the actual company is, that's how you know something's wrong.
Not surprising here. I think the last time they did legit marathons was back in August 2021 when they indirectly celebrated Netflix releasing TLH Movie.