The Loud House

In the episode “Bringing Down The House”, the children travel together to the White House for a visit. In “Mountain Hard Pass”, they endure an intense day of trekking across the Rocky Mountains, constantly searching for reasons to call off the hike.

Road Trip – Bringing Down the House and Road Trip – Mountain Hard Pass are two episodes of a programme classified as an episode‑type series. The show falls under the broad genre of episodic television and follows a group of children as they travel to distinct locations, each episode presenting a self‑contained adventure. In the first instalment, titled “Bringing Down the House”, the youngsters make a visit to the White House. The episode centres on their experience inside the iconic political building, giving viewers a glimpse of the children’s interaction with that historic setting. The second instalment, “Mountain Hard Pass”, shifts the setting to the Rocky Mountains. Here the kids embark on a demanding day of hiking, and throughout the trek they search for excuses to bring the hike to an end. The narrative follows their attempts to find reasons to stop the strenuous walk. Both episodes are linked by the travelling premise of the series, moving the same group of children from a governmental landmark to a rugged wilderness environment. The contrast between a formal, nationally recognised site and an outdoor, physically challenging landscape provides the structural backbone of the two stories, each episode delivering its own distinct scenario within the Road Trip framework.