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...it's nowhere near that forgivable.

(Sing along if you want: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k7hmk…)

CONSPECTUS: In my “The Loud House” scorecard, I made a statement that “I was there when Lori’s love interest Bobby, and his younger sister Ronnie, who incidentally is Lincoln’s love interest, moved away to their own spinoff. That was when I started hating this series.” “The Casagrandes” is that spinoff, about the aforementioned Ronnie living with her extended multigenerational Hispaniard family instead of where she belongs. The family is composed of skater girl Ronnie, and her inept older brother Bobby, both of whom have been dragged away from their lovers just to boost ratings; and the rest, who only serve to keep them there.
HISTORY: I was there to see this series make its debut, but did the right thing by not watching it. This series was inspired by my least favorite episode of another series, so there’s no wonder it turned out so badly.

REVIEW:

CHARACTERS, PLOT, VISUALS & AUDIO, AND FANS: It is kind of hard to focus on all of these things when some of the best supporting characters of “The Loud House” are a near-hundred miles from the lovers they belong in the arms of, with slim to no chance of returning.
ADVANTAGES: Look at all the episodes with a rating above 0. That’s all the episodes that reference The Loud House. Those are all the episodes where the show hasn’t forgotten its roots.
SEASONS: This show has ended and Bobby and Ronnie are now back where they belong, so that means there is some hope. This still doesn’t forgive how “Relative Chaos” toyed with our emotions.

(Postscript: To imagine what a scorecard of a season or series that is the Best would look like (which will never happen), imagine what this scorecard looks like, but in reverse.)
CONCLUSION: When side by side with “The Loud House”, this is without doubt the Worst series ever – but at least the first one my scorecard was there to see the ending of. I wouldn’t recommend it either way, unless you liked The Loud House and are tolerant of Special Carl.

Description

...it's nowhere near that forgivable.

(Sing along if you want: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k7hmk…)

CONSPECTUS: In my “The Loud House” scorecard, I made a statement that “I was there when Lori’s love interest Bobby, and his younger sister Ronnie, who incidentally is Lincoln’s love interest, moved away to their own spinoff. That was when I started hating this series.” “The Casagrandes” is that spinoff, about the aforementioned Ronnie living with her extended multigenerational Hispaniard family instead of where she belongs. The family is composed of skater girl Ronnie, and her inept older brother Bobby, both of whom have been dragged away from their lovers just to boost ratings; and the rest, who only serve to keep them there.
HISTORY: I was there to see this series make its debut, but did the right thing by not watching it. This series was inspired by my least favorite episode of another series, so there’s no wonder it turned out so badly.

REVIEW:

CHARACTERS, PLOT, VISUALS & AUDIO, AND FANS: It is kind of hard to focus on all of these things when some of the best supporting characters of “The Loud House” are a near-hundred miles from the lovers they belong in the arms of, with slim to no chance of returning.
ADVANTAGES: Look at all the episodes with a rating above 0. That’s all the episodes that reference The Loud House. Those are all the episodes where the show hasn’t forgotten its roots.
SEASONS: This show has ended and Bobby and Ronnie are now back where they belong, so that means there is some hope. This still doesn’t forgive how “Relative Chaos” toyed with our emotions.

(Postscript: To imagine what a scorecard of a season or series that is the Best would look like (which will never happen), imagine what this scorecard looks like, but in reverse.)
CONCLUSION: When side by side with “The Loud House”, this is without doubt the Worst series ever – but at least the first one my scorecard was there to see the ending of. I wouldn’t recommend it either way, unless you liked The Loud House and are tolerant of Special Carl.