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Lincoln has to get his sisters out the door so he can be on time for school; Lincoln holds the deciding vote for the family vacation.
Lincoln has to get his sisters out the door so he can be on time for school; Lincoln holds the deciding vote for the family vacation.
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S1, EP5 "The Sweet Spot; A Tale of Two Tables"Lincoln has a plan to get the best seat in the car for a long road trip; Lincoln needs to prove he is mature so he can sit at the adult table.
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S2, EP21 "Trick or Treachery"For Halloween, Lincoln and Clyde have scoped out a fancy neighborhood to make their dreams of scoring full-size candy bars a reality; Lucy is putting on a haunted maze and the younger girls scheme to get maximum candy.
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S9 "Summer Camp: Ticked Off"The Loud family and Clyde arrive for a fun-filled summer at Camp Mastodon, but Lincoln and Clyde quickly find themselves in a battle against the toughest bunk at camp.
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S3, EP10 "Pasture Bedtime; Shop Girl"The boys struggle with whether to attend Liam's barn sleepover or Girl Jordan's awesome pool party; the kids worry that Leni is too weak and they try to teach her how to be more aggressive.
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S10, EP12 "Student of the Jeer; Bean Dreams"Stella is shocked when her classmates label her a teacher's pet for all her good deeds around her school; Lori explores a potential career path after her boss suggests she has a strong future within the Burnt Bean organization.
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S10, EP3 "Spy Dames; Cupid's Harrow"During Grandparent's Day at Lincoln's school, he and Myrtle face off with a spy nemesis from Myrtle's past; Leni accidentally causes trouble for Lori and Bobby while taking calls on her and Miguel's dating podcast.
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S10, EP2 "Summer Camp: Treasure Haunt; Summer Camp: Brawl of the Wild"When Lincoln and Clyde discover a centuries-old pirate flag, they accidentally awaken the ghost of a vengeful zombie pirate and his octopus sidekick; during a nature hike gone wrong, Leni clashes with a snarky co-counselor.
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S10, EP1 "Summer Camp: The Grate Outdoors; Summer Camp: Don't Lose Your Cool"At Camp Mastodon, Lynn pushes an overly-cautious Lisa to become more adventurous; when Lori learns her Camp Mastodon campers think she's uncool, she tries to impress them by breaking the rules.
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