Subject: Re: That's not the point.
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Posted on: 2018-04-21 22:16:00 UTC
I love how the show is a throwback to all those 90's Nicktoons, and especially love the animation, which is inspired by comic strips of years past. Another thing I love is the characters.
http://theloudhouse.wikia.com/wiki/Userblog:Bobbybooboobear/Fanfiction-SubstituteRoommate has a Sue!Luna depressed over her roommate Luan leaving for a camping trip. And she gets the Loud Kids to kidnap Luan and bring her back.
I haven't seen a single episode of the show nor do I particularly care about it; the most I know of it is that there are a few artists I follow on DeviantArt who have produced fanart of it as well as characters from other continua in its style. I'm afraid I don't know anyone else who knows the show either, though if I find out that anyone does I'm sure I can direct them to the OP to see what they think. (Or probably not; since it's stated to be a bleepfic I don't think exposing a Loud House fan to it would be the brightest idea...)
Nick.com has most of the show available to watch for free. Each episode is only 11 minutes, and this fandom could use some help.
Plugging something to someone on the Wiki isn't necessarily rude, but doing it for the sole purpose of demanding others write missions into that continuum is.
So mind not doing it again?
OK. But it's very easy to get into the Loud House Canon. You can watch the show on nick.com/loud-house.
Nobody gets into a show just to spork some fic that someone else wants sporked. It's clear that this show interests you, but that doesn't mean it's going to interest anyone else.
Maybe if you told us a little bit about it, and why you love it, and showed some emotional enthusiasm for it?
But that's no guarantee. If no one else is interested, you need to let it go, and that means not putting any more stuff about it on the wiki, too.
~Neshomeh
I love how the show is a throwback to all those 90's Nicktoons, and especially love the animation, which is inspired by comic strips of years past. Another thing I love is the characters.
It always helps to have more than the title when someone's trying to rec you a new thing and get you excited and curious enough to want to watch it.
What kind of plotlines do the episodes have? Is the show fantasy, or fiction? What do you think is the best episode, or the most interesting one to watch if you want to get a taste of the show to see if you'll like it?
A single episode can easily provide a gateway into a new show: I got into Supernatural after my friend told me excitedly about a new (at the time) episode called "The French Mistake", in which the main characters got sent into an alternate reality where their lives were a TV show, and the entire cast basically just poked fun at themselves and it was hilarious. (It's in season 6, if anyone's curious.) That hit my love of AUs and meta, and so I went home and watched first that and then another handful of episodes that looked especially interesting...and then I just went and started from the beginning. I stuck with that show for a good...nine seasons, I think? Maybe ten? I've fallen out of it over the past few years, but that's not the point.
The point is that if you can get someone excited about a book, or a show, or a soundtrack, or a movie, or a group...that's what will make them more likely to check it out. They need to catch some of your excitement. That won't always work, obviously--outside of time constraints and so on, people won't necessarily share your taste enough to get excited to begin with--but if you tell them a bit more than the title (say, the show's premise, particular actors, characters or plot premises you think they'll love, the things Neshomeh mentioned), there's more of a chance they'll get into it.
~Z, with apologies for any uncaught typos. Autocorrect is an interesting thing.
The show itself is slice of life. I'd recommend starting with S1E1 Left in the Dark. It provides a nice introduction to the characters, especially Lincoln Loud, the only boy among 10 sisters.