The Loud House

In the episode “A Bug’s Strife”, a cricket spoils Dad’s otherwise peaceful afternoon. In “All the Rage”, after Lincoln and the gang are pummeled in a dodgeball match, they covertly draw on Clyde’s untapped rage, doing so without his knowledge.

The programme titled A Bug's Strife / All the Rage is presented as an episode‑type show. It falls under the broader category of a programme and is identified by its two‑part structure, each segment delivering its own self‑contained story. In the first part, called “A Bug’s Strife”, a seemingly harmless cricket intrudes on Dad’s tranquil afternoon. The little insect’s unexpected appearance turns what should have been a peaceful day into a minor ordeal for him, disrupting his calm routine. The second segment, “All the Rage”, picks up after Lincoln and the rest of the gang have been battered in a game of dodgeball. Rather than dwelling on the defeat, they decide to tap into Clyde’s dormant anger, using his hidden fury to their advantage while he remains completely unaware of their plan. Both episodes play with the idea of unseen forces influencing everyday moments. The cricket’s intrusion in the first story shows how a small creature can upset serenity, while the covert exploitation of Clyde’s suppressed rage in the second demonstrates how the characters manipulate emotions they can’t see. Together, the two parts offer a glimpse into the characters’ resourcefulness when faced with unexpected challenges.