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This article is about miscellaneous male adults who were introduced in The Loud House. For miscellaneous male adults introduced in The Casagrandes, see Minor characters/The Casagrandes/Men. For miscellaneous male adults exclusive to The Really Loud House, see Minor characters/The Really Loud House/Men.
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List of various male adult minor characters.

Bill Buck[]

Bill Buck is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Pulp Friction".

Background[]

Bill Buck is the creator of Ace Savvy, but not much else is known about him so far.

Appearance[]

He's an elderly man, with gray hair behind his head, (he has no hair on top of his head) and he wears small, round glasses, and has eyebrows that are the same color as his hair. He wears a yellow collared shirt, a black leather belt, red suspenders, brown slacks, green socks and brown shoes.

As seen in Clyde’s picture, when younger he had a full head of brown hair and wore a green polo shirt with a lighter green collar.

Trivia[]

  • His name is alliterative, which may be a reference to several superheroes with alliterative names, such as Peter Parker, Wally West, and Bruce Banner.
    • It is also a combination of the words "bill" and "buck", both of which refer to money.
  • In Campaign Chaos!, it's mentioned that he has written a non-fiction book about writing comics, titled Comic Writing Guide for Comic Lovers Who Love Comics. The Royal Woods Library has a copy of it, but Lincoln always has trouble getting to check it out.

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Pulp Friction[]

Blake Bradley[]

Blake Bradley is a minor character in The Loud House. He is an actor starring in The Vampires of Melancholia.

Biography[]

Blake Bradley first appeared in "Fandom Pains", where he was the newest star of the latest season of The Vampires of Melancholia. In that show, he plays Edwin's great-great-great-great grandnephew Tristan. His presence ended up convincing Lori and Leni to start watching it solely for him, much to Lucy's annoyance, and caused the Morticians Club to stop watching the show. Because of this, the Morticians wanted people to sign a petition to have him removed, as well as sending protest letters to the studio. This resulted in a two-part episode which ended with Tristan being converted into a vampire when he was rescued from the Underworld by Griselda.

By "Fright Bite", Blake has continued to play Tristan on the show, being involved in a plotline in which Edwin intended to turn others into vampires in order to save their kind.

Appearance[]

Blake has all the features of the stereotypical hot guy: a muscular body with long hair in a comb-over and a strong jawline. He also has dark-blond hair and thick black eyebrows.

He wears a pink muscle T-shirt, navy blue jeans and white sneakers.

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Bosley Bullsworth[]

Bosley Bullsworth is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Road Trip: Bringing Down the House".

Appearance[]

Bullsworth is a stout, fair-skinned man with short gray hair. His face is wrinkled and gives the appearance of a bulldog, hence his nickname. He wears a black suit with a white buttoned up shirt, black necktie, black shoes, dark blue pocket square, gold cufflinks and black glasses.

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Road Trip: Bringing Down the House[]


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Brad Plaid[]

This article is about the character introduced in "From Brad to Worse". For Bertrand's father, see Bertrand's family#Brad.

Brad Plaid is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Road Trip: From Brad to Worse".

Appearance[]

He's a tall dark skin man with black hair and a full beard. He wears a white cowboy hat, yellow glasses, a red shirt with blue jeans and white boots.

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Road Trip: From Brad to Worse[]


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Brandon[]

Brandon is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Vantastic Voyage". He is Rita's co-worker.

Appearance[]

He has tan skin, dark hair, a black mustache, hair on his arms, and a white sash with pink writing that says "Super Hunky" on it, as well as pink hearts. He is a bodybuilder due to his buff appearance.

Biography[]

He first appeared when Rita mentioned that since Lynn wouldn't allow her to drive Veronica, that she'll be carpooling with Brandon, who pulled up shirtless as she tried to make Lynn jealous but due to him ignoring her because of Veronica, Rita was upset and sat next to him in his car, even telling him to put his shirt back on.

Trivia[]

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Vantastic Voyage[]

Buskbey[]

Buskbey is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Face the Music with the Casagrandes".

Appearance[]

He's a tall man with light skin and brown hair. He wears a light brown jacket with a light yellow shirt, green pants and dark gray shoes.

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"Face the Music with the Casagrandes"[]

Calvin Coconuts[]

Calvin Coconuts is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Road Trip: Doll Day Afternoon". He is the creator of Mr. Coconuts.

Biography[]

Calvin Coconuts was a renowned puppet-maker who designed Mr. Coconuts in his likeness. They would tour the country as a father-puppet banjo act until they visited Royal Woods, where Mr. Coconuts was stolen by a bird, seemingly never to be seen again. Unknown to Calvin, Mr. Coconuts would later be claimed by Luan that day.

In "Road Trip: Doll Day Afternoon", Calvin visits the Greasy Spoon Diner when he sees Mr. Coconuts with Luan. Not wanting to lose Mr. Coconuts again, Calvin reclaims the dummy while Luan is at a bathroom break. However, the Louds find out about Mr. Coconuts's disappearance and chase Calvin across Route 66. They eventually corner him and find out his true identity and history. Realizing Mr. Coconuts was never originally hers, Luan tearfully parts ways with Mr. Coconuts and hands him back to his creator. However, after finding a missing poster, Calvin decides to hand Mr. Coconuts back to Luan, trusting her to help Mr. Coconuts share his talents with the world.

Appearance[]

Being the inspiration behind Mr. Coconuts, Calvin Coconuts closely resembles him. He has glasses over his eyes, gray hair in a pompadour, and enlarged dimples with freckles. He wears a yellow barbershop hat, a light blue buttoned jacket, rolled up pants, brown shoes with black socks, and a red bow tie.

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Road Trip: Doll Day Afternoon[]

Creeps the Clown[]

Creeps the Clown is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Can't Lynn Em All".

Appearance[]

Creeps the Clown is a large man wearing a clown outfit.

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Can't Lynn Em All[]

Dalton[]

Dalton is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Candy Crushed"

History[]

He shows up in his ice cream truck as Lola drives around Royal Woods in her princess car to help take her mind off sweets. Once Lola heard the jingle and caught sight of the ice cream truck, she quickly drives away leading to a high speed chase through town. Despite Lola refusing ice cream, Dalton pleads her to let him serve her. Lola eventually manages to lose Dalton after he crashes his truck into a drinking fountain. As Lola drives off, she yells out to him "You're either with me or against me, Dalton!" At the end of the episode, Dalton shows up at the Loud house once again, pleading to Lola to buy ice cream from him. This only results in Lola spraying him with a water hose and scaring him off.

Appearance[]

Dalton is tall man with black hair. He wears a purple cap, purple shirt, gray pants with white and green sneakers.

Trivia[]

  • Lola is apparently his favorite customer.

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Candy Crushed[]

Dan[]

Dan is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Cheer Pressure".

Appearance[]

Dan is a tall light skin man with orange hair. He wears a dark green shirt, red-orange apron, a black tie, brown pants and black shoes.

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Cheer Pressure[]

Darin[]

Darin is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Cheater by the Dozen".

Biography[]

He is a dance instructor, who taught Bobby how to tango.

He makes a cameo in "L is for Love", as a patron of the British restaurant Banger's & Mosh.

Appearance[]

He is a tall and muscular man. He has dark upwards hair, dark tan skin, and light facial hair. He wears a white collared shirt with rolled up sleeves, dark pants, and black boots.

Trivia[]

  • He shares his name with one of the show's storyboard artists Darin McGowan.

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Cheater by the Dozen[]

L is for Love[]

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Dennis[]

Dennis, more commonly known incorrectly as Hans, is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Cheer Pressure".

Appearance[]

Dennis is a tall man with slightly dark skin. He also has black hair. He wears a white shirt, black pants, and dark gray shoes.

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Cheer Pressure[]

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Doug[]

Doug is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Really Loud Music".

Biography[]

Doug is the producer and judge of his singing show called ¨America's Next Hit Maker¨. They even have a recording studio in the show. He first appeared in "Really Loud Music" where they serve as one of two main antagonists of the episode where he and Michelle convince Luna into changing her from a Rock n' Roll singer into a Bubble Gum Pop star. They've changed her clothes, her name, and tells her to lip sync her song instead of performing the song herself. But at the end of the episode, Luna choose to stand up to them and perform as herself.

Personality[]

Like Michelle, Doug is very strict and self-interested. They both have no respect towards other's talent. They only like Bubble Gum Pop, Broadway, and perfect fashion.

Appearance[]

Doug is a tall man, with light fair skin. He also has short black hair. He wears a white polo shirt and a black blazer, black pants with a small yellow belt buckle, and dark brown shoes.

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Really Loud Music[]


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Dr. Feinstein[]

Dr. Bunsen Feinstein is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "A Novel Idea".

Biography[]

He is a dentist and Rita's boss in the dental office. He first appears in "A Novel Idea", where he is constantly asking Rita to help him with the patients.

In "Dance, Dance Resolution" a DJ mentioned that Dr. Feinstein organizes a Bar Mitzvah banquet.

He made a non-speaking cameo in "No Spoilers". He was seen at Rita's party and made appearances in a few scenes where he was invited alongside Mr. Grouse and Flip.

Dr. Feinstein was mentioned in "Net Gains", when he sponsored the Abscessed Molars basketball team.

He was mentioned again in "Pipe Dreams", when Rita mentions his toothbrushes as a bathroom warming gift.

He was also mentioned in "Sister Act", when Rita took "Lana" (who was actually Lola impersonating her twin) to her dentist's appointment. After she and her husband learned that both twins had problems that should have been fixed during their appointments, Lynn Sr. decided to call Dr. Feinstein to tell him that he had missed some serious problems. But the twins came clean about what they did, so they decided to just schedule Lana a new appointment with Dr. Feinstein.

Appearance[]

Dr. Feinstein is an elderly man, with very little hair and a white mustache. He wears a light blue dentist gown over a white shirt. Inside of the gown's pocket, he has two pens, one is green, and the other is red.

Trivia[]

  • It is implied in "Dance, Dance Resolution" that Dr. Feinstein is of Jewish heritage, as the DJ in the aforementioned episode said that he was attending a Bar Mitzvah at Dr. Feinstein's.
    • A Bar Mitzvah is a ceremony held by Jewish people when a person's son has reached the age of 13, and are ready to observe religious precepts, and are eligible to take part in public worship.
  • In "Rita Loud", it is revealed that Dr. Feinstein attends a dentist convention called Cavity Con.

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A Novel Idea[]

No Spoilers[]

Panoramas[]

Dr. Weirdly[]

Dr. Weirdly is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Road Trip: Bizarritorium".

Appearance[]

Dr. Weirdly is a short man with white hair. He wears a light green shirt with purple pants, a yellow tie with white poka-dots and blue shoes.

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Road Trip: Bizarritorium[]

Ernie[]

Ernie is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Cooked!. He's a school bus driver.

Biography[]

Ernie was first seen in "Cooked!" driving a bus up to Lynn's Table as Rita Loud helps him park it. Then he and his passengers are seated at their tables.

In "Sand Hassles", Ernie was supposed to drive the school bus to the beach at Lake St. Byron, but got scared off by Lucy Loud's bats and Cheryl took over.

In "No Bus No Fuss", Lincoln complimented Ernie when he got on the bus. When Lincoln and his friends rallied the passengers in standing up to Anderson, Taylor, and Pablo, Ernie was shown to be giving them negative looks causing the three of them to back off.

Appearance[]

Ernie is a round man with light skin, short light blond hair, black thick eyebrows and freckles. He wears a driver uniform which consists light blue short-sleeved shirt, dark blue trousers, black belt, dark gray shoes and a dark gray driver cap.

Trivia[]

  • It is revealed in Snow Escape that Lynn pelted him with so many snowballs on a Packing Day that he became frozen, still not having completely thawed out.
    • He therefore does not drive the bus on Franklin Avenue on Packing Days.

Freddy Fungo[]

Freddy Fungo is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Leave No Van Behind". He is the original manufacturer of Vanzilla.

Biography[]

Freddy Fungo hails from a big family. In his youth, he and his siblings could never fit in the same car together, so when he grew up, he founded Fungo Motor Company to design vans to fit the whole family. However, he debuted his products in an era where sports cars were all the rage, and as a result, interest for his van became virtually nonexistent, causing him to shut down his company. Because of this, he fell into a life of self-loathing, thinking he was nothing more than a laughingstock who made an unsuccessful vehicle, and opted to reside in his abandoned factory to keep himself away from society.

Personality[]

At first glance, Freddy was shown to be a grumpy old man due to his past experience of people making fun of him and his Fungo vans, which lead him to shut down the factory. However upon learning how there were people who loved his van, his personality changed where he agreed to help create a new part for Vanzilla.

Appearance[]

He's a light skin man with white hair and a big mustache. He wears a blue mechanic outfit with a dark red scarf and brown shoes.

Trivia[]

  • Freddy Fungo might be pun to the Funko Pop mascot "Freddy Funko"
  • Freddy could be considered the oldest living person in Royal Woods since he created the Fungo Van back when Great-Grandfather loud bought it.

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Leave No Van Behind[]

Fritz[]

Fritz is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Suite and Sour". He is a repairman working at the Royal Woods Spa.

Biography[]

He first appeared in the episode "Suite and Sour". When Lynn and Lana broke both of the hotel elevators, Fritz was called in to fix them. While walking to the elevators, he accidentally bumped into Lincoln and lost his ID card, which was later found by Leni. While he was fixing the elevator, Luan tried to amuse him with her jokes, but he ignored all of them. After he fixed the elevators, he tells Luan to leave.

Personality[]

Fritz is easily annoyed, as seen when he gets agitated at Luan's jokes. He is shown to be forgetful too, when he did not notice when he lost his name pin.

Appearance[]

He is a large man who wears a blue hat, and has a brown handlebar mustache. He wears a gray sweatshirt that has black elbow pads. His shirt is a deeper shade of gray than his sweatshirt. Under his sweatshirt, he wears a white undershirt. He has a bit of a pouch. His hair is slightly balding. He wears a gray utility belt with brown pockets. He has brown shoes with two black laces.

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Suite and Sour[]

Gary[]

This article is about the character introduced in "Undercover Mom". For Luan's pet bunny, see Minor_characters/Animals/Mammals#Gary.

Gary is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Undercover Mom"

Appearance[]

Gary a tall man with slightly dark skin. He also has brown hair and a dark brown beard. He wears a farmers hat, a white shirt and blue overalls.

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Undercover Mom[]

Giovanni[]

Giovanni is the minor character of The Loud Housewho made his first appearance in "Cheater by the Dozen". He is the restaurant owner and chef of Giovanni Changs Italian Chinese Bistro.

Appearance[]

Giovanni is a short man with tan skin. He has a dark brown mustache and hair. He wears white chef hat, white apron, a light green shirt and black shoes.

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Cheater by the Dozen[]

Guy Grazer[]

Guy Grazer is a minor character in The Loud House who is a celebrity chef who made his first appearance in "Present Tense".

Biography[]

He appeared in "Present Tense" where there is a flier for some of his cooking lessons in "Flip's Food & Fuel" as a possible gift that the Loud children wanted to give to Lynn Loud Sr. They changed their mind when Luan Loud showed him footage from his TV show yelling at the female chef student about her sauce being weak and called her weak which caused her to burst into tears.

Appearance[]

He has apricot skin, yellow spikey hair and he wears a white chef's shirt.

Personality[]

He is shown as a hot-tempered and impatient man. However, he is not above displaying compassion and support as shown when the Loud kids work hard to run their father's restaurant without him. He's also very disrespectful to his crew members (most notably his camera man).

Trivia[]

  • While Guy Grazer has an appearance similar to that of Guy Fieri, his personality is similar to that of Gordon Ramsay.

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Present Tense[]

Dine and Bash[]


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Forks and Knives Out[]


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Hank[]

Hank is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "What Lies Beneath". He is the groundskeeper of the Royal Woods Cemetery.

Appearance[]

Hank is a short light skin man with gray hair. He wears a green shirt, a dark green hat, dark green pants and brown shoes.

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What Lies Beneath[]

Hugh[]

Hugh is a minor character in The Loud House, who made is first appearance in "Study Muffin".

Biography[]

He is a student from a community college in Royal Woods, and is of British descent, which could possibly indicate that he is a foreign exchange student from England.

Personality[]

He is a kind, polite, well-mannered, and charming young man, who speaks in a British accent. He treats Lincoln kindly, and is more than willing to help him with his homework. He even helps Lincoln's sisters when they asked for it, not knowing they were excuses to get his attention. He seems to be conservative, as when Lisa borrowed him to teach Lola about human anatomy, and had him show his six pack, to which he was embarrassed. He was further embarrassed when Lisa tried to have him show his butt. He doesn't seem to be aware that he is good looking, or how charming he is, as he becomes nervous when the Loud sisters, except Lily, try to spend time with him, or become a more aggressive crowd around him, or outright chase him. Even then, he does not get angry, but merely nervous and fearful, implying he is a patient and shy person.

Appearance[]

He is a good-looking young man, with brown hair with a tuft that slightly covers his eye. He wears a pink buttoned shirt, with a blue jacket tied around his neck, light khakis, and brown dress shoes. He is tall, with a slender muscular frame, and is revealed to have a six pack.

Trivia[]

  • His name means "mind" or "intellect" in Old English, which is appropriate given he's Lincoln's tutor.
  • He is shown to know how to ride a Penny Farthing, or high wheeler, while running away from Lincoln's sisters, father, and pets.
  • He states he does a spot of crew in fifth form (around middle to high school). Crew is a type of rowing that involves propelling and moving a boat using oars.
  • Hugh speaks with a British accent. Coincidentally, his voice actor, Matt Kirshen, is British in real life.

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Study Muffin[]


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Hungry Hungry Herbivore[]

The Hungry Hungry Herbivore is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Can't Lynn Em All".

Appearance[]

Hungry Hungry Herbivore is a man who wears a green outfit that resembles broccoli.

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Can't Lynn Em All[]

Hunter Spector[]

Hunter Spector, AKA the "Spectre Hunter", is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Left in the Dark".

Biography[]

Hunter is the leader of the Academy of Really Good Ghost Hunters (ARGGH!).

He first appears in "Left in the Dark", announcing one of the best ARGGH! episodes of all time, where he is sent to the "scariest place of any home", which is the basement.

In "ARGGH! You for Real?", with Lincoln and Clyde attending one of his filming's when his tour brought him to Royal Woods. The two discover that many of the ghost captures taking place on the show were staged, leading to Clyde's loss of belief in the show. Lincoln speaks to Hunter who laments that the show's schedule demands more than his passion hunts can deliver. The two team up to stage a real and convincing capture to restore Clyde's belief in him, only to be scared out of the mansion by an actual ghost.

Personality[]

Hunter is a generally friendly, and well-meaning person who values his fans, and felt truly awful when he ruined Clyde's belief in ghosts. Hunter was willing to stage a ghost adventure without any profit or publicity in order to help cheer up Clyde, further showing his genuine care and respect for his fans. Underneath his theatrical persona, Hunter has an authentic passion for ghost hunting, but due to TV scheduling, he resorts to staged adventures to meet the network demands.

Appearance[]

Hunter has light fair skin, orange reddish hair, a short red beard, and a long pointy nose. He sports a purple outfit that consists of a backwards cap, a turtleneck sweater, purple pants with a beige belt, and black boots. He also wears a special night vision lens on his forehead.

Trivia[]

  • Not counting the pilot short, Hunter has the first speaking line in the series.

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Left in the Dark[]

Cover Girls[]

Kick the Bucket List[]

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Pipe Dreams[]

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Ice Cream Man[]

The Ice Cream Man is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Can't Lynn Em All".

Appearance[]

The Ice Cream Man is a man who wears a ice cream man outfit.

Gallery[]

Can't Lynn Em All[]

Jack Sweet[]

Mr. Jack Sweet is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Candy Crushed".

Background[]

He is the owner of Jack Sweet's Candy Factory.

History[]

He tours Lana and Lola's 2nd grade class during their field trip around his factory showing them the different types of candy and the different rooms. When Lola tried to leave the factory, he tempted her with a salted caramel truffle which she ended up eating.

Appearance[]

He is a tall man with dark skin. He has dark blue hair and wears a white flat hat with a light blue band around it, a pair of white, a yellow buttoned down shirt, a magenta bow tie, purple pants with a plaid pattern and white sneakers. He also wears a pair of glasses with yellow frames and a fanny-pack around his waist.

Trivia[]

  • He is based off of Willy Wonka.

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Jeffrey[]

Jeffrey is a minor character in The Loud House who made his first appearance in "Suite and Sour".

Biography[]

He is the manager of the Royal Woods Spa. Jeffrey first appeared in "Suite and Sour" where he welcomed The Loud Family to the Royal Woods Spa. He later kicked them out. While the kids thought it was their fault, it turned out that he kicked the family out because the security footage caught Lynn Sr. and Rita skinny-dipping in one of the swimming pools.

In "Electshunned", Jeffrey was present at the Royal Woods Mall when Leni announced her campaign to run for Mayor of Royal Woods against Mayor Davis.

Appearance[]

Jeffrey has short brown hair, thick black eyebrows, and a brown beard which covers half of his face. He wears a light green suit, a white shirt, a blue necktie, and brown shoes.

Trivia[]

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Suite and Sour[]

Jerry Kling[]

Jerry Kling, AKA The Cherry King (often credited as Cherry Farmer) is a minor character on The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Tripped!".

Biography[]

Jerry is first seen carrying a load of cherries on his truck. When Lynn tried to encourage her father to drive faster than him, the van ended up crashing, and Jerry continued on. Later, his truck got a flat tire, and the spare was under his load. The family decided to help him out, and as thanks, he gave the family a crate of cherries.

Much later, when the family tried to reserve their room at Weeping Willow, they ran into Jerry again, and he reveals that he's the renowned Cherry King. A surprised Lynn Sr. recognizes him as he uses his cherries. Because of them fixing his tire, he managed to make it to Weeping Willow on time and successfully reserved the entire top floor thanks to his celebrity status. As another thank you, he let the family stay in the rooms he reserved, much to their happiness as they missed their own deadline. Jerry was last seen eating his cherries with Lola on the dock near the pool of the hotel.

Appearance[]

Jerry is an elderly man, with no hair. He wears a big brown hat, a plaid red collared shirt with a white undershirt underneath, blue suspenders and overalls, and brown boots.

Trivia[]

  • Despite saying his name in the episode, Jerry is simply referred to as "Cherry Farmer" in the credits.

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Kirby[]

Kirby is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Out on a Limo".

Biography[]

He first appears in "Out on a Limo". He is the chauffeur that drives Lincoln to the places he and Tetherby go. When Lincoln tries to go to Tetherby's party, the limo gets stuck in traffic and he horribly mistreats Kirby, who kicks him out onto the highway after his day is up. After being dumped by Tetherby, Lincoln apologizes to Kirby and he agrees to let Lincoln ride in the limo for another day with his sisters even when he and his sisters fire their mustard at Tetherby.

Appearance[]

Kirby is a heavy man, with light fair skin, and dark brown hair with a bald spot. He wears a chauffeur outfit, a white shirt, a black suit, with a black cap, tie, and black shoes.

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Out on a Limo[]

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Meat Mountain[]

The Meat Mountain is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Can't Lynn Em All".

Appearance[]

Meat Mountain is a very large mean wearing a brown pants and red shoes.

Gallery[]

Can't Lynn Em All[]

News Man Tucker[]

News Man Tucker is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Butterfly Effect". He is the local news man of Royal Woods.

Background[]

Not much is known about him, aside from the fact that he's the local news man.

Appearance[]

Tucker has gray hair, with two strings of hair sticking up, and wears a navy blue suit, with a white shirt, and a red necktie. He has fair skin, black eyebrows, and prominent jowls.

Trivia[]

  • His name is revealed to be Tucker, when Katherine calls him that, right before she interviews Lisa in "Butterfly Effect".

Patchy Drizzle[]

Patchy Drizzle is the local meteorologist of Royal Woods, who made his first appearance in "Snow Bored".

Biography[]

Patchy Drizzle was first seen in "Snow Bored" where he talks about the snowy weather.

In "Homespun", Patchy states that Royal Woods is under a tornado warning.

In "Cooked!", it is revealed that Patchy plays racquetball with one of Clyde's dads which led to Lincoln getting his commercial promotion for Lynn's Table on television.

In "Sand Hassles", one of Haiku's plan to avoid the Morticians Club to not go to the beach was to obtain a toenail from Patchy so that they can cast a weather spell.

In "Scoop Snoop, he bowls with Katherine.

Appearance[]

Patchy has gray hair, which is styled like a pompadour. He wears a white long-sleeved shirt, with rolled up sleeves, and a pink and lavender striped tie.

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Snow Bored[]

Homespun[]

Scoop Snoop[]

Snow Escape[]

Pauly[]

Pauly is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Bye, Tanya".

Appearance[]

Pauly is a large man with brown hair. He wears a red jacket with a a white t-shirt, blue jeans, a red beanie and gray shoes.

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Bye, Tanya[]

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Pep[]

Pep is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "No Such Luck".

Biography[]

He is one of the two commentators at the Royal Woods Baseball Stadium, but he's quite unenthusiastic, and seems very indifferent about what happens.

In "Net Gains", Pep and Travis commentate the basketball championships.

Appearance[]

He has black hair, a pink nose, white shirt, brown pants, white shoes, and always seems to have either a bored or dejected expression.

Trivia[]

  • Ironically, the term "pep" means having a lot of energy and being excited, but the character with such name has a very negative personality and shows no excitement regarding the action.

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No Such Luck[]

Net Gains[]

Cow Pie Kid[]

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Pucker Uppenheimer[]

Pucker Uppenheimer is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "For Bros About to Rock".

Biography[]

Pucker is a famous rock singer, and the lead singer of the band SMOOCH. Lincoln, Luna, and Clyde are huge fans of him. 

The Loud House Rock 38 Lincoln

Lincoln singing along with Pucker.

He first appears in "For Bros About to Rock". He and his band come to the Royal Woods Mall for a concert, and Lincoln and Clyde assist for being their first concert. At the end of the episode, with the help of Luna, the kids manage to reach the front side of the stage with Pucker and the rest of SMOOCH members, and obtain their best and unforgettable first concert.

His second appearance is at the end of "Yes Man", as he gets a call from the Loud sisters to come outside so Lincoln can still meet SMOOCH, but Lisa's giant spider from the VR simulation scares everyone away when it crawls out of the house and onto the roof.

Appearance[]

Pucker is a tall and slim man, with light fair skin, and black long hair. His rock attire consists of a zig-zagged red top a black vest, black pants, and black platform boots with three white spikes each one. He wears red lipstick, small black earrings, and has one black and red bracelet on each arm.

Trivia[]

  • Although his name is never mentioned in "For Bros About to Rock", he is listed in the credits as "Pucker Uppenheimer".
  • His name is a pun on the phrase "pucker up".
    • This is also a reference of the SMOOCH symbol, which is two red wrinkled lips.
  • His surname could be a reference to the scientist, and one of the members of the Manhattan Project, J. Robert Oppenheimer.

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Reginald Robertson Riley III[]

Reginald Robertson Riley the Third is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "There Will Be Mud".

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Mr. Rinsler[]

Mr. Rinsler is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Camped!". He's also formerly the scoutmaster at Camp Mastodon.

Appearance[]

He's at tall adult with tan skin and white hair. He wears a scoutmaster uniform which consists of a brown hat, a blue shirt, dark blue shorts, a orange scarf, light yellow socks and brown shoes.

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Rip Hardcore[]

R.U. "Rip" Hardcore[1] is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Roughin' It".

Appearance[]

In animated media, Rip has a shaved head with a red headband, and wears eye black on his face. He has thick, hairy forearms and a patch of curly hair on his chest. His outfit consists of brown shorts and a pair of heavy boots. He is always seen shirtless.

In A Loud House Christmas, Rip has a tanned, stubbly appearance, with a more muscular physique and no hair on his forearms. Rather than a shaven head, he also has a low-shaven mohawk. His outfit consists of an rugged grey shirt, which he ripped both the sleeves off of later in the film, brown trousers with a belt, and heavy-duty boots. During the Sharkodile chase sequence, Rip wore a full-body camo suit and a bicycle helmet with a camera attached to it.

Rip's The Really Loud House incarnation is the biggest and youngest-looking depiction of the character. He has curled brown hair that reaches midway down his neck and hangs over his headband. Aside from a little stubble, he otherwise has no body hair. His outfit consists of a white tank top, tan cargo shorts with a belt, and heavy-duty boots.

Biography[]

Rip Hardcore was first seen in "Roughin' It" where he has his own show. Lincoln is a fan of his show.

In "Mall of Duty", Rip Hardcore held a booksigning at Royal Woods Mall.

In "A Pimple Plan", Lincoln uses a remedy to treat Luan's pimple that he saw on Rip Hardcore's show.

In "Schooled!", Royal Woods Middle School's teacher Mrs. Salter is revealed to be a fan of Rip Hardcore.

In "Season's Cheatings", Rip Hardcore advertised his new backpack.

In A Loud House Christmas, Rip is contacted by Katherine Mulligan to give out facts about a supposed "sharkodile" running amok in Florida, and is eventually hired to hunt down the beast when it is spotted in Royal Woods. He chases the beast into the Royal Woods Mall until the "sharkodile" turns out to be a hoax created by Lincoln and Clyde, and is knocked out by Lisa's sharkodile tranquilizing spray for his troubles.

In "The Macho Man with the Plan", Rip is on TV during Lincoln's flashback to announce the Rip Hardcore Midnight Marathon. Anyone who stays up to watch it earns a Macho Man badge, which Lincoln and Clyde desperately want.

In "Home Is Where the Hero Is", Rip Hardcore once again appears on TV to announce another contest: the Hardcore Hero contest, where a lucky fan who won a golden ticket would get to meet the man himself and perform a series of extreme activities. Lincoln and Clyde won, with help from Lynn Sr. of course, but were disappointed when a Rip Impersonator showed up instead. Lincoln and Clyde performs many of the Hardcore challenges with his Dad, but before they plan on scaling Mt. Deathpeak, the actual Rip Hardcore walks through the front door and takes both Lincoln and Clyde outside to hang out before climbing Mt. Deathpeak, proclaiming "A hero never lets his two biggest fans down." Rip is later seen in the background when Lincoln is reading his speech about Lynn Sr.

Fans[]

  • Lincoln Loud
  • Farmer
  • Renee's mother
  • Chad
  • Lincoln's female classmate
  • Lincoln's male classmate
  • Lynn's friend
  • Trent
  • Bratty Kid's mother
  • Artie Dombrowski
  • Mollie
  • Joy
  • Kat
  • Teri
  • Teri's boyfriend
  • Flat Tire
  • Maggie's mother
  • Maggie's friends
  • Tad
  • Roger
  • Ted
  • Mazzie
  • Errol
  • Scoots

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Rowdy McQuads[]

Rowdy McQuads is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "On Thin Ice".

Biography[]

Rowdy McQuads first appeared in "On Thin Ice" where his ice hockey team was playing at the local ice hockey rink.

Appearance[]

Rowdy is a large man with blonde hair, a beard and a chipped tooth. He wears a hockey uniform with a big letter 'J' on it.

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On Thin Ice[]

Santa Claus[]

Santa Claus is a minor character in The Loud House who made his first appearance in "Can't Lynn Em All".

Biography[]

He appears as Lynn Loud's final competitor as the Brawl Monitor for Bella "Big" Bucks's wrestling circuit. But when Lynn tries to throw the match after having enough of being hated, Santa refuses to let her lose and tries to do so himself. However, Lynn manages to pin herself underneath him, marking Santa as the winner and allowing Lynn to retire from the wrestling circuit.

Appearance[]

Santa Claus is short and overweight with a long gray beard, just as in lore. His nose is round and his cheeks are red. For attire, he wears his signature red hat with a white fluffy rim and pom-pom, his red winter coat with white cuffs, a black belt with a yellow buckle, red pants, and black winter boots. He also carries a brown sack, which contains presents. He is also shown to have no hair under his hat.

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Schmitty[]

Schmitty is a minor character in The Loud House who works at the Green Mile Pet Sanctuary, along with Corinne, in "Pets Peeved".

Appearance[]

Schmitty has brown curly hair, and suffers from acne. Like Corinne, he wears a dark green animal control uniform with a matching cap, and white shoes.

Scott[]

For the recurring character, see Scoots.

Scott is a minor character from The Loud House Movie.

Biography[]

Scott is a resident of Loch Loud and is Leni's ex-boyfriend.

History[]

Scott first appears as Leni greets everyone named "Scott" (as the Louds are visiting Scott-land, according to her). She bumps into him, and the two are imbued with love at first sight. Scott makes passing appearances throughout the movie, waving to Leni during "This Town Is Named for You", sewing with Leni, only to sew the fabric he's working on into his sweatshirt, at Leni’s show, getting angry at Duke Lincoln when his dragon ride turns into a demolition spree, leveling a majority of Loch Loud's buildings, and at the end of the movie, where he kisses Leni on the cheek.

The end credits sequence reveals that Leni has decided to pursue a long-distance relationship with him, like Lori and Bobby.

Appearance[]

Scott is a slim, light, brown-haired teenager with shaved sides of his head.

His main outfit consists of a maroon hoodie with a green stripe on the center and a ribbed trim on the sleeves, an orange plaid kilt, white knee-high socks with orange short ribbon, and gray boots.

Trivia[]

  • He apparently has an ancestor in the 1600's, according to Leni's ancestral counterpart.

Sergei[]

For the Casagrande family's pet parrot, see Sergio.

Sergei is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Vantastic Voyage".

Biography[]

He becomes the boss of Lynn Sr. when the latter quits his previous job to train as a chef at the Aloha Comrade. He is forced to lay off Lynn after receiving "the rudest phone call of his life" from Lola when the Loud children find out their father is a dishwasher at the restaurant, unaware that their father had changed jobs.

Left without help during the breakfast rush he initially refuses to hire Lynn back, until the children all vouch for him and admit to their mistake. When Sergei sprains his cooking arm on a pile of filthy dishes during this he nearly closes shop until Lynn Sr. and his children all volunteer to fill in. Enjoying a huge spike in business due to Lynn's cooking, Sergei immediately promotes Lynn to co-chef.

Appearance[]

He is a short, overweight burly man with black curly hair. He wears a chef hat, a light green collared shirt underneath an apron, dark pants, and white sandals.

Trivia[]

  • Sergei is left-handed.
  • Judging from his accent, it can be assumed that Sergei is originally from Russia.
    • "Sergei" is also an alternate spelling of the Russian name "Sergey."
  • He once let Lynn Sr. create the weekly menu for Aloha Comrade.[2]

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Mr. Scroggins[]

Mr. Scroggins is a minor character in The Loud House Movie.

Not much is known about him. He is one of the citizens of Loch Loud, who appears in crowds repeatedly throughout the film.

Appearance[]

Mr. Scroggins is a bulky man with thinning red hair going down the center of his head. He also has a large nose and a red mustache and beard covering the area around his mouth. He wears a desaturated teal shirt with the sleeves rolled up, a red plaid kilt, white knee-high scoks and brown shoes with a yellow crown design.

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Steve[]

Steve is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Vantastic Voyage".

Biography[]

He is a worker at the local car lot. Lori and Leni took one of his convertibles for a test drive, since their dad did not let them drive his new car. At the end, he's seen driving in the car singing "Ooh, Girl".

Personality[]

Before he met Lori and Leni, he was a typical worker, who always followed the rules, but after meeting them, he began to cut loose, and enjoy having fun.

Appearance[]

He has dark skin and black hair. His uniform consists of a white shirt, red tie, dark gray pants, a black belt with a silver buckle, and black shoes.

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T-Bone[]

T-Bone is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Hand-Me-Downer".

Biography[]

T-Bone is a motorcyclist first seen in "Hand-Me-Downer". He is first shown being wowed by Lynn's bike that Lincoln rides through town. Later on, he rides on the bike along with Lincoln. When Lincoln rides his hand me down bike, T-Bone laughs at him.

His second appearance is in "Come Sale Away", where he is one of the many people that come to the Loud siblings' garage sale. When the kids sell all the stuff from their house, he buys the "Garage Sale" sign from Lincoln.

In "The Price of Admission", T-Bone is among the people leaving the theater that was showing The Harvester.

In "The Old and the Restless", T-Bone befriends Albert and takes him to a bar. When Lincoln catches up to T-Bone, he learns that Albert had left and had mastered the mechanical bull.

In "Can't Hardly Wait", T-Bone and his fellow bikers are shown as customers at Lynn's Table as Kotaro waits on them. By the end of the episode, Lori hooks Scoots up with them.

In "Snoop's On", T-Bone and the biker woman catch Leni unplugging the sign at their hangout as a precaution by Lincoln, Leni, and Luan to keep Luna from engaging in some fights there with Roxie. When Mr. Coconuts offends their body odor, T-Bone incites the other bikers causing Lincoln, Leni, and Luan to get away from them.

In "Road Trip: Doll Day Afternoon", T-Bone made a cameo in a diner along Route 66 at the time when Mr. Coconuts went missing.

Appearance[]

He has light fair skin, and a long scruffy light brown mustache. He wears a blue vest, a white shirt, gray pants, a blue helmet, a red bandana, and dark colored boots. The biker also sports a pair of sunglasses. He has a tattoo on his right arm in the shape of a heart, with the word "mom" on it. When he appeared in "Snoop's On" and "Road Trip: Doll Day Afternoon", T-Bone didn't have his sunglasses.

Trivia[]

  • In "The Old and the Restless", his nick name was revealed.
  • His nickname "T-Bone" refers to a type of steak, as well as a type of automobile collision.

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Ted[]

Not to be confused with Tad.

Ted is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Vantastic Voyage". He's one of the members of the Royal Woods Mini Van Society.

Appearance[]

Ted is a tall and slim adult man with light brown hair, and a long brown fussy mustache. He wears a blue and white cap with the "V" on it, a red shirt, dark cargo shorts, tall white socks, and white sneakers.

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Dr. Ted[]

Dr. Ted is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "The Last Laugh".

Biography[]

Dr. Ted first appears in "The Last Laugh" when Luan contacts him to fix Mr. Coconuts after he was accidentally struck by Lola's jeep.

Appearance[]

Dr. Ted has tan skin with gray hair and mustache. He wears a white coat, green shirt and brown pants.

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Tetherby[]

Lord Tetherby is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Out on a Limo".

Biography[]

Tetherby was the heir to the tetherball fortune, so he's now a very rich man with his own mansion, and a private club just for the high-class. He also has his own limo and butlers.

He first appears in "Out on a Limo", where he influences Lincoln about how the good life is better without being with his sisters. When Kirby states to Lincoln that his limo time is up and Lincoln had to run to Tetherby's mansion, Tetherby dumped Lincoln as he no longer had a limo. At the end of the episode, Lincoln accepts that he was wrong and rude with his sisters and Kirby as Tetherby sees him with a limo again. When he offers to take Lincoln somewhere, Lincoln states that he is "full of baloney" as he and his sisters squirt him with it before Kirby drives them away.

Tetherby later made a cameo in "Super Switcheroo-niverse".

Personality[]

He is a very smug and egocentric man, with no respect towards the poor, even his own relatives. He only likes to hang with rich people, or people with limousines.

Appearance[]

Tetherby is a short, elderly man, with light fair skin, white hair, and a mustache. He wears a blue suit, with a red ascot, a white kerchief, a black top hat, khaki pants, and brown shoes. He also wields a black walking stick. When he's not on a trip, he wears a red dressing robe, and white slippers.

Trivia[]

  • The Nick.com closed captioning for "Out on a Limo" constantly misspells his name as "Tetherbee".

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Tim McCole[]


Timothy "Tim" McCole is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "A Fridge Too Far".

Appearance[]

He has blonde hair with black sides, thin black eyebrows, and a little beard at the bottom. He wears a pink collared shirt, a blue coat, blue pants, a belt that has multiple phones equipped, mini red sunglasses, and white boots.

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Tony[]

This article is about the character introduced in "Bye, Tanya". For the character in Operation Dessert Storm, see Dessert Storm#Tony.

Tony is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Bye, Tanya".

Appearance[]

Tony is short man with gray hair. He wears a green beanie, a green sweater, gray pants and brown shoes.

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Travis[]

This article is about the announcer introduced in "No Such Luck". For the unnamed wrestling announcer in "Can't Lynn Em All", see Announcer.

Travis is a minor character in The Loud House, who makes his first appearance in "No Such Luck". He is a sports commentator.

Biography[]

Travis is first seen in "No Such Luck" commentating on Lynn's softball games with Pep.

In "Net Gains", he and Pep commentate on the basketball championships.

In "Cow Pie Kid", he and Pep commentate on the baseball games.

Appearance[]

He is an overweight man who has ginger hair and a long mustache of the same color. He also has eye-bags, a double chin, and a big nose. He can be seen wearing a white collared shirt.

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No Such Luck[]

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Tyler[]

"Tyler" redirects here. For the crew member, see Tyler Koberstein.

Tyler is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "The Boss Maybe". He is Scoots' boyfriend.

Appearance[]

Tyler is an younger adult man with tan skin(fair skins in “The Boss Maybe)”, big square chin, long nose, long blond hair, black eyebrows, eye-bags and muscular torso and arms. He wears a white t-shirt, blue jeans, a black belt with a steel buckle, and dark brown shoes.

Personality[]

Tyler is very supportive and submissive to his girlfriend Scoots. Like her, he likes motorcycles.

He's not very bright, because he tends to write the number 2 upside-down in "Resident Upheaval".

He seems to act immature for his age as in "Much Ado About Noshing" Scoots tells him to "talk in his big boy voice".

Background[]

Tyler first appeared in "The Boss Maybe", where he is shopping at Reininger's. He walks past Scoots and compliments her scooter and the gloves Leni is trying to sell her, convincing Scoots to buy them. Sometime later, Scoots had gotten into a romantic relationship with Tyler, as they both attend Luan's comedy show much to the annoyance of Luna. When Leni comes in to get everyone out, Scoots rides on Tyler's arm, saying he's her "ride".

In "Resident Upheaval", Tyler is revealed to be a resident of Sunset Canyon Retirement Home, and that Scoots secretly hid him and his motorcycle in a separate two-bedroom suite. She helps him keep score during Lincoln and Clyde's race to see whose grandma wins.

In "Much Ado About Noshing", Tyler accompanies Scoots during her invitation to Lynn's Table, which was an attempt for Lynn Sr. and the Loud kids to see who was the Nosher who left the restaurant a negative review. When acting immature at one point, Scoots tells Tyler to "talk in his big boy voice". When Lynn Sr. scolded Scoots and the guests, Tyler and the guests were confused as none of them was New Nosher 123. Tyler and the rest of the guests then glared at Lynn Sr. when it turns out he was New Nosher 123 the whole time. To make up for the false accusations, Lynn Sr. and the siblings agree to treat Tyler and the others with quality service at the restaurant once a week for the next year.

In "Farm to Unstable", Tyler is shown to be an expert DJ as seen when he and Scoots got a gig and they stopped at the Hunnicutt Farm to get some items.

In "Runaway McBride", Tyler was hired by Howard McBride and Harold McBride to do his DJ work at their house for a roller skating party that he has Clyde and his friends attend.

In "High Crimes", Scoots throws a party at Sunset Canyon Retirement Home for Tyler's DJ graduation.

In "Haunted House Call", Tyler was with Scoots when she was haunted by the ghost of her old neighbor Buzz.

Trivia[]

  • In "High Crimes", it was revealed it took him six years to graduate DJ school.

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Walter[]

"Walter" redirects here. For Flip's brother, see Walter Phillipini.

Walter is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Cheer Pressure".

Appearance[]

Walter is a dark skin man with black hair. He wears light green shirt, red-orange apron and blue pants.

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Cheer Pressure[]

The Wittle Baby[]

The Wittle Baby is a minor character in The Loud House, who made his first appearance in "Can't Lynn Em All".

Appearance[]

The Wittle Baby is a large man dressed as a baby.

Gallery[]

Can't Lynn Em All[]

Sources[]

  1. This image from "Mall of Duty" (in English). The Loud House. Season 2. Episode 22b. November 11, 2017.
  2. Loud, Lynn, Sr. (April 6, 2018). "Rita Her Rights" (in English). The Loud House. Season 3. Episode 7b. "Honey [Rita], can you proof this? Sergei is letting me create the menu this week and I need to make a good impression."


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