The Loud House

In “No Bus No Fuss”, Lincoln and his friends have to devise an alternative way to get to school. In “Resident Upheaval”, Lincoln and Clyde learn that only one of their grandmothers can stay at Sunset Canyon in the neighbourhood.

The programme is delivered as a series of episodes, with the two instalments called “No Bus No Fuss” and “Resident Upheaval”. It’s classified as an episode‑type show, and each part follows the same core cast through a self‑contained adventure. The format lets the story shift between different situations while keeping the familiar characters at the centre of the action. In “No Bus No Fuss”, Lincoln and his friends are forced to come up with an alternative way to reach school after their usual bus route falls through. The episode follows their attempts to organise a new plan, highlighting the lengths they’ll go to keep their lessons on track. “Resident Upheaval” moves the focus to Lincoln and Clyde, who discover that only one of their grandmothers can be accommodated at Sunset Canyon, prompting a dilemma about who will stay and how the family will manage the limited space. Both episodes centre on Lincoln dealing with everyday problems that quickly turn into bigger challenges. Whether it’s figuring out a new school commute or navigating a family‑housing crunch, the stories keep the tone light while showing how the characters support each other through unexpected setbacks. The two instalments together give a snapshot of the series’ blend of friendship, problem‑solving and the occasional family‑level upheaval.