Picture Perfect - It's Rita and Lyn Loud Sr.'s anniversary and Lincoln wants to get them the perfect gift. So he goes digging through the attic and finds a camera, deciding to take a picture of him and the girls. When the initial picture turns out to give an impression of total chaos, Lincoln tries to make them take it again. Cue Lincoln's trickery once again. What I love about this episode is what it does with its message of not trying to change those around you. It's also quotable, especially Lori with her biting remarks. Otherwise, it's a solid episode with a satisfying conclusion. (8/10)
Undie Pressure - The girls are starting to get sick of Lincoln's habit of laying around in his underwear, to which he responds with every else's habits also being annoying. Thus, a competition is started. This episode continues the theme of not trying to change those around you, but I think this episode does it a lot better. Here, Lincoln loses the competition and is forced to give up his habit but no one else does. Lola realizes that trying to change Lincoln when they can't change themselves is unfair, to which everyone agrees. A satisfying conclusion, topped with gags a-plenty and an amazing characterization of Lola make this one of the better episodes of Season 1. (9/10)
Overall - This double-episode is a solid addition to the Loud family and both carry the same message, but in a different way that makes them stand out.
Score: 8 + 9 = 17/20 -> 8.5/10 Would Recommend.
Undie Pressure - The girls are starting to get sick of Lincoln's habit of laying around in his underwear, to which he responds with every else's habits also being annoying. Thus, a competition is started. This episode continues the theme of not trying to change those around you, but I think this episode does it a lot better. Here, Lincoln loses the competition and is forced to give up his habit but no one else does. Lola realizes that trying to change Lincoln when they can't change themselves is unfair, to which everyone agrees. A satisfying conclusion, topped with gags a-plenty and an amazing characterization of Lola make this one of the better episodes of Season 1. (9/10)
Overall - This double-episode is a solid addition to the Loud family and both carry the same message, but in a different way that makes them stand out.
Score: 8 + 9 = 17/20 -> 8.5/10 Would Recommend.
