- [whistles]
- Let's go, everybody!
Picture time!
- ♪ In the Loud House ♪ - Come on!
- ♪ The really Loud House ♪
♪ ♪
♪ The Really Loud House ♪
- OK, Lily.
Do you wanna hear the rest of the story?
- Are you kidding me?
Yeah.
- OK, where were we?
Princess Charlie had some terrible news.
- I'm moving back to Tennessee.
- Young Lincoln needed to get the everlasting emerald
so Charlie wouldn't forget him.
- If you help me save Flip's, the emerald's all yours.
- Flip needed the family's help.
- My brother's on his way here,
and he wants to have dinner with the pretend family
he's been supporting all these years.
- The Louds got split up.
- What is going on up there?
- We've been down here forever.
- I'm trying to make the world a better place.
Now give me a boost.
- Dad was complicating matters.
- My name is Kristoff Bol.
- But Flip's brother Walter wouldn't leave.
- Maybe I don't have to go.
- He's staying another day?
- We're gonna starve down here.
- And Charlie's time was running out.
- Plans changed.
I'm leaving tonight.
- I can't believe you're leaving tonight.
I'm gonna get there before you go.
- OK, Lincoln. Hurry.
- Don't worry.
I'll be there.
I promise.
- Lincoln needed a new plan.
- Come, young Lincoln.
Let me spin you a yarn of that thing we call life.
- Give me one second, Uncle Walter.
- Lincoln needed to get to Charlie.
But he needed to get the everlasting emerald first.
- What did he do?
- He did the only thing he could do.
He called his best friend Clyde.
- Royal Woods Express bus to Tennessee
is leaving from platform--
[exciting music]
♪ ♪
[knocking]
- Later, the basement dwellers prepared for the long,
cold night ahead.
[playing guitar]
♪ ♪
- As our leader, I need extra hydration.
- Yes.
- Anybody got a problem with that?
- Yay, Clyde!
- Clyde was doing his part.
Now Lincoln had to fool Flip's evil brother
for one more day.
- I can't believe we have to do this for a whole 'nother day.
Pretending to be Lisa makes my brain parts go owie.
- Who says he's gonna be here the whole day?
- Yeah, I'll bet he's so tired from yesterday,
he'll probably have a quick breakfast
and then hit the road.
- I'm well-rested and ready for a full day of family fun.
- Good call, Crystal Ball.
- I want to do everything that I read
about in Philip's letters.
"Dearest Walter, the money you've sent
has been very helpful for my big, expensive family."
- It's going towards many things,
including my famous weekend family brunches
which I make myself.
Here you go, more of Flip's everything
but the kitchen sink scramble.
- My family's not gonna eat this slop.
Okay, they're used to professional, high end cuisine.
- I don't know what I've just eaten.
But it may have been the most delicious thing
I have ever tasted.
Mmm! Have you tried this? Mmm!
- They're having breakfast.
- It smells amazing.
- Behold, the gingerbread house of Christmas Past.
- Hey, I built that for the Christmas bazaar.
I got second prize for that.
We're not gonna eat that.
- Fine. Then don't have any.
- Wait!
Whatever, I'm starving.
[together] ♪ Ahh ♪
- Worship me.
- This was delicious.
- So I've heard.
- What to do next? [chuckles] Ah.
- Hello, Walter.
I need some extra money to send the kids to...
comedy camp.
- I just flew home from Dallas,
and boy are my arms tired.
- Why?
- They're tired from waving away
the demons that haunt my soul.
[scattered laughter]
- And science camp.
- Hi, I'm Lisa.
And this is my newest invention:
the robot toaster.
[applause]
- Wasn't that just a toaster?
- Walter was getting suspicious.
[phone buzzes]
And Lincoln was running out of time.
Soon, the bus would be leaving.
- We'll be on the road in a few minutes, people.
- Thankfully, his trusted companion, Clyde,
had a few more tricks up his sleeve.
- What I would love to know is how three tires
just disappeared off a bus.
- That's what I'm here to investigate.
I'm gonna get to the bottom of this,
and ain't nobody leaving till I do,
starting with this bus.
[clang] Mm.
- Come on, Lincoln.
- Come on, honey. Let's show 'em
some of that Phillipini talent.
- Oh, no one wants to hear a little old me sing.
[playing banjo]
- ♪ Won't you come home, Bill Bailey? ♪
- ♪ Won't you come home? ♪
- Come on, kids, join in!
- Yeah, right. I can barely get 'em to sing with me.
- ♪ Ain't that a shame? ♪ - ♪ Ain't that a shame? ♪
- ♪ Shame ♪
all: ♪ Bill Bailey ♪
♪ Won't you please come home? ♪
both: Yeah! - All right!
- That was wonderful!
Oh, it'd be nice to have a family, wouldn't it?
- [without accent] It sure would.
I mean-- [with accent] Ya, whoa, it certainly would!
[chuckles]
- Window, window.
- Wait, this doesn't make sense.
- Yeah, there were eight windows, two for each of us.
- Maybe you should count again.
- Did you steal a window for Mr. Coconuts?
- The one we call Luan has betrayed us.
We will settle this like the civilized people we are.
Trial by combat.
[dramatic music]
- Things were falling apart in the basement.
But upstairs, Lincoln was about to get Walter
out of the house.
- I can't remember the last time
I had so much fun. - Ohh.
- Well, nothing goes with a family singalong
like a cab ride to the airport.
- Would it be OK if we took a family photo
so I could remember this day forever?
- Of course.
Who wouldn't wanna take a photo with my family?
[phone buzzes]
- Thank you for indulging me.
- Kristen Bell.
- Oh, I am honored.
Where would you like me to stand?
- Right here because you're gonna take the picture.
- Ha, ha, ha, ha.
[whispering] You think you're so great.
You can take all the pictures you want.
This is still my family.
- They like me better.
- [gasps] Well, the minute
your brother leaves, me and my family
are gonna play charades.
And you're not invited.
You're going to be out on the street.
[with accent] OK, everyone say "wienerschnitzel."
- Weinerschnitzel!
- He's leaving.
- Yes, Lily.
[all saying goodbye] - Thank you all very much.
- Wait, you can't leave yet.
We have to play my family's favorite game, charades.
- Did someone say charades?
[tense music]
- [sighs]
- We don't really need to play a game of charades.
I'm sure Walter has a big, long trip ahead of him.
- It will only take a few minutes.
- Well, if we do play charades,
I would be an asset,
as I am classically trained in pantomime.
- Well then why don't you classically
train yourself to remove that raccoon from the garage?
Here's a hammer and rag.
It's charades time!
- Yay.
- Charades.
- Meanwhile, Clyde was doing some performing himself.
- Clyde has a mustache.
- Three tires went missing from this here bus,
and I ain't got nowhere to be until I figure out
who took 'em and why.
I want all y'all suitcases out of them luggage compartments
and on the ground pronto.
- Even mine?
- Especially yours, missy.
- Why don't you train yourself in removing that raccoon?
OK, Flip.
Gah!
[raccoon chittering]
Ah! Ooh!
[screaming] [struggling efforts]
[excited chatter]
- Fairy shell.
[overlapping guesses]
[dramatic classical music]
♪ ♪
- Yes! [cheering]
- What a great game of charades!
- Halt!
This whole evening has been a charade!
[all gasping]
This man is not the real father of this household!
- [gasps] - Philip,
what on Earth is going on?
- [without accent] I'll tell you what's going on.
I'm the father!
These are my children,
and this is my wife.
- [chuckles nervously]
- I should have known.
There's no way a loser like you would have
such a beautiful wife, such loving children,
and a talented flamboyant handyman.
- Danke.
- I want every single penny I sent you
for your supposed family paid back in full
by midnight!
- By midnight?
- OK, sundown.
But if you don't come up with the money by midnight--
- Sundown.
- Oh, thank you, honey, sundown.
I am going to bulldoze Flip's Food and Fuel
into a parking lot!
- [mouthing]
- No! - Yeah!
Now I'm gonna go rent a bulldozer.
- Oh, no, the Emerald!
- If Walter destroyed Flip's,
he would also destroy the emerald.
- It's all my fault.
I was all about Charity Week,
and then I ruined it for everybody
because I got jealous.
- Flip is the one who messed things up.
We had Walter fooled.
But it felt so good having a family,
I didn't want it to end.
- [sighs] Actually, it's all my fault.
- What do you mean, Lincoln?
You were just doing it to help Flip.
- You're the one guy who really has
his heart in the right place.
- I did wanna help Flip,
but there's another reason I didn't tell you guys.
Charlie's moving back to Tennessee.
both: What?
- So young Lincoln told them everything,
about his deal with Flip and his quest
for the everlasting emerald.
And how he needed to give it to Charlie before she left.
- So she wouldn't forget him.
- But things weren't looking good.
It's over. Charlie's gonna leave and never remember me.
- Hey, wait a minute.
We can still do this.
- Yeah, Charity Week isn't over yet.
- We can save Flip's.
- And get Lincoln his emerald.
- That'll never work.
We only have until sundown.
- We can use all of our talents to help raise the money.
Leni's right.
- Are you guys thinking what I'm thinking?
all: Loud-A-Palooza!
[screaming]
- Yeah, Loud-A-Palooza!
[angelic chorus]
- We're gonna take all our talents, put on a show,
and everyone in town is gonna buy a ticket.
- Yes! [cheering]
[music stops]
- Good luck.
I'm gonna destroy Flip's, and along with it,
your precious emerald.
Because from what I've seen...
talent doesn't run in this family.
- Well, you haven't met the real Louds.
[playing guitar riff]
♪ ♪
- Did someone say Loud-A-Palooza?
- All right! [cheering]
- Lori!
- You guys didn't think you were gonna do this
without me, did you? [excited chatter]
- Or me.
Heard y'all are putting on a fundraiser.
Thought I could charge a bundle for pony rides
with Lightning Bolt here. - [mouthing]
- Thanks, Liam.
It's show time!
- [chuckling]
[heroic music]
- In true Loud family fashion, everybody came
together to get the job done.
- Are you ready to rock?
- Loud-A-Palooza was in full swing.
- Royal Woods, are you ready to save Flip's?
[cheering]
- All right, we've got three hours to raise $,.
Clyde was making sure Charlie's bus
wasn't going anywhere.
- Three pairs of shorts
for a two-day trip, huh?
- I wear mostly shorts.
- You wear mostly shorts?
So why don't you go wear 'em over there?
♪ ♪
I don't know how much longer I can stall this bus.
Are you almost here?
- Yes, I just have to do one last thing,
put on an entire fundraiser.
[crowd cheering]
[playing upbeat rock music]
♪ ♪
- Thank you all for coming.
We're gonna keep Flip's Food and Fuel
right where it belongs.
- Yeah!
- Let's get Loud!
♪ One, two ♪
all: ♪ One, two, three, four ♪
- ♪ This is the greatest town in history ♪
♪ It's the only place to get a Flippy ♪
♪ So everyone in Royal Woods, dig deep and give ♪
♪ Like you know you should ♪
all: ♪ 'Cause there's no place like Flip's ♪
- Who?
all: ♪ There's no place like Flip's ♪
- That's me!
all: ♪ So give all you can and shake those hips ♪
♪ 'Cause there's no place, no place like Flip's ♪
- Would you be interested in making a small contribution
to help save Flip's?
- I will take your credit card information
after I text this code to prove you are not a robot.
- Lightning Bolt did a number two.
- Looks more like a number four to me.
How are the pony rides going?
- Swell.
- How many rides have you given?
- Just two.
But I'm charging , bucks per ride.
- ♪ At Flip's, you can buy new t-shirts ♪
- I like this one. Oh, no, no, no, this one.
I'll take 'em all.
- ♪ You can even buy a bucket a dirt ♪
- I'll sell anything if you pay me.
- Hey, wanna watch me eat a bug?
- How much does that cost?
- You're gonna pay me?
♪ ♪
all: ♪ The bathroom always smells like poop ♪
- ♪ And if you have a sports team ♪
all: ♪ Flip's will sponsor you ♪
- Not true. You think I got that kinda money?
- I bet you can't even hit the target.
- Time to get wet, kid.
- Yeah, right.
Nice sh*t.
- Who's next?
- b*at me at golf. Win a prize.
- I don't see any prizes.
- You're not gonna b*at me.
- Wow.
- Thank you very much.
- ♪ We gotta give ♪
♪ It ain't even funny ♪
♪ So don't be a hack ♪
♪ And don't be a dummy ♪
I say tomato. You say--
- Cadaver.
- I say potato, you say--
- Cadaver.
- Potato cadaver, classic.
- Give money now.
- ♪ Flip's is a place like no other ♪
all: ♪ Whoa ♪
♪ So let's all come together to b*at his mean brother ♪
- You're never gonna win.
You've been a loser your whole life.
You're still a loser.
Do you provide vacuuming?
[sprays]
- All righty, folks.
We're gonna go through them suitcases one more time.
[all groaning]
- All right, here we go. Just grab one right there.
Let's see some donations.
[clanging cow bell]
- That's my husband!
♪ ♪
- ♪ We're helping Flip 'cause he means the world ♪
♪ Plus help our brother Lincoln go and get that girl ♪
♪ So let us hear you shout and everyone sing ♪
♪ Let's save Flip's and get that sugary bling ♪
♪ 'Cause there's no place like Flip's ♪
♪ There's no place like Flip's ♪
♪ So give all you can and shake those hips 'cause there's ♪
♪ No place, no place like Flip's ♪
- ♪ Place like Flip's ♪
♪ ♪
- ♪ No place like Flip's ♪
[cheering]
- ♪ Flippity, flippity, flippity Flip's, yeah ♪
♪ And fuel ♪
You're welcome. [cheering]
- OK, what is the final tally?
[counter fluttering]
[beep] - $,.
[all groan]
We are short.
[engine starts]
- I'm just going to set this to crush--
your dreams!
[dramatic music]
[rumbling]
- Oh, no! The emerald!
- All right, I want all of y'all to try
on y'all's outfits. - What?
- Come on, now. - Wait a minute.
This guy isn't a bus inspector.
He's just a kid.
[all gasping]
- All right, everybody, pack it up.
Let's go, on the bus.
- Does anyone have $?
all: No, we gave you all we had!
[rumbling]
- Flip? Flip?
- This old beauty's gotten me through some tough times.
I don't know if I can part with it.
- Five seconds!
Four, three--
- Oh, all right!
- Two... - [breaks glass]
- One!
- Ha, ha!
- Target reached. Mission accomplished.
[all cheering]
- We did it!
[bell ringing]
- Curses!
I'll get you one day, Philip!
- It's over, Walter.
Hit the showers.
- Ahh!
[all cheering]
- You earned this, son.
I hope it's not too late.
- Not to worry.
My best friend Clyde is stalling that bus.
He's the best best friend a guy could ask for.
- Thanks, Lincoln.
- You're welcome, Clyde.
- Clyde! What are you doing here?
- I couldn't hold the bus any longer.
They're about to leave for Tennessee.
- All you gotta do is take the shortcut
through Knobbler's Woods.
- I can't run that fast.
[horse neighs]
- You can't,
but Lightning Bolt can.
- Hey, little bro, you're a rock star.
You gotta look like one.
[hopeful music]
- I think he should wear a helmet.
- Let's do this, Lightning Bolt.
[cheering]
both: That's my boy.
- Go, Lightning Bolt! Go!
♪ ♪
- Cool, a horsey.
- Don't just focus on the horsey, Lily.
Focus on the cool guy on it.
Charlie!
[indistinct PA announcement]
Charlie!
- Lincoln!
Stop the bus! [brakes screech]
[exuberant music]
♪ ♪
- I'm so glad you're still here.
I didn't miss you.
But I'm going to miss you every day.
I'm gonna miss your smile, your laugh,
just hanging out together.
- Me too.
- Before you get back on that bus,
I have one question for you.
Charlie Uggo...
will you remember me?
- Yes!
[uplifting music]
♪ ♪
I will never forget you, Lincoln Loud.
all: Aww!
♪ ♪
[all cheering]
- So Flip got to keep the Food and Fuel,
and Princess Charlie got her ring.
And she never, ever forgot her true love, Lincoln.
- Did they live happily ever after?
- I hope so.
We'll just have to wait and see.
- ♪ This is the greatest town ♪
♪ In history ♪
♪ It's the only place to get a Flippy ♪
♪ So everyone in Royal Woods ♪
♪ Dig deep and give like you know you should ♪
♪ 'Cause there's no place like Flip's ♪
- Who? - ♪ There's no place ♪
♪ Like Flip's ♪ - That's me!
♪ So give all you can ♪
♪ And shake those hips ♪
♪ 'Cause there's no place ♪
01x12 - The Princess and the Everlasting Emerald: A Royal Woods Fairytale (Part 2)
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Much like the cartoon series, this live-action adaptation portrays 12-year old Lincoln Loud surviving in a house of ten sisters where chaos typically ensues.
Much like the cartoon series, this live-action adaptation portrays 12-year old Lincoln Loud surviving in a house of ten sisters where chaos typically ensues.