The Loud House

The programme is presented as a double bill, featuring two short pieces. In the first, Lincoln is given the responsibility of looking after the class tarantula. In the second, he stages a strike, refusing to continue his duties until a classmate agrees to exchange chores with him.

Along Came a Sister/Chore and Peace is a programme presented as a double‑bill episode. Classified simply as an episode, it strings together two distinct stories under a single title, offering viewers two separate narratives in one airing. In the first story, Lincoln is given the responsibility of looking after the class tarantula. He initially accepts the task, but the demands of caring for the spider soon wear on him. By the time the second segment arrives, Lincoln decides he’s had enough and goes on strike, refusing to continue his duties until another pupil agrees to swap chores with him. The strike becomes the focal point of the episode, creating a simple yet clear conflict between Lincoln and his classmates. The tension revolves around finding someone willing to exchange responsibilities, which would allow Lincoln to resume his role with the tarantula. The double‑bill format lets both the care‑taking scenario and the subsequent negotiation play out within the same programme, linking the two plots through the theme of shared chores and the need for cooperation.