Change of Heart (The Loud House)
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Hebephilia in a kids show.
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Change of Heart is the thirty-third episode of The Loud House's second season and the eighty-fifth episode overall.
Plot
Clyde is desperate to learn how to act normal around Lori, so he enlists Leni's help.
Why It Has No Change of Heart
- First of all, hebephilia, in a kids show. Did Nick think it was appropriate to air something like this? And did Karla Sakas Shropshire and Kyle Marshall like this idea?
- It also has a disgusting and unfunny running gag of Clyde fidgeting and nosebleeding around Lori (even Leni disguised as Lori too)
- The gross scenes of Clyde mentioning about inserting foreign objects up his nostrils, he doesn't realize he could get rhinolith from continuously doing that.
- The bits of Clyde giving gifts to Lori and complimenting her is nothing more than filler.
- The moral of this episode is basically: "Sexually harassing your crush is okay"
- Not to mention and it didn't help that this caused Chris Savino to get fired.
- Horrible ending: When Leni arrives to the house, still dressed as Lori, Clyde regains consciousness, and sees Lori and Leni in front of him. However, he thinks there are two Lori's present, and ends up fidgeting once again! Despite nosebleeding on her shoes again, Lori is relieved that the "old Clyde is back".
- This episode also had wasted potential where Clyde still continues his crush on Lori, who is 17 years old.
- Lori is pretty unlikable because she was selfish because her reasoning to get back with Clyde is very selfish as she rejected in the beginning of the episode and then she tries to get him back which is for getting her gifts and being supportive of her.
- What is worse is that she already has Bobby, who supports her, but Lori is very selfish to think that, so she gets Clyde -- who is 11 -- to be her love interest.
Redeeming Qualities
- The scene of Leni helping Clyde overcome his obsession of Lori was okay.
- The rest of the characters (expect for Lori) are likable, especially Leni.
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