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After seeing how “Schooled!” went, I like to fantasize a new Loud House series that takes place 5 years after seasons 1-4 and streams exclusively on Netflix or Paramount+ (formerly known as CBS All Access). It’s called “ The Loud House: Fast Forwarded”. Lincoln and his gang are 16 years old and attend high school. He’s still got a good relationship with his friends, except in this series, Stella is his girlfriend (They’ve dated since early 7th grade). In this series, Lincoln shows us the joys and struggles of being the oldest in the house with all of his older sisters out, and with high school. I mean, if Lincoln’s going to enjoy middle school, I can’t wait to see how his high school years go. There will also be a wedding special where the Louds, Santiagos, Casagrandes, and Changs spend spring break in Mexico to celebrate Lori and Bobby’s wedding ruined by a gang of thieves called “Los Diez Ladrones Sucios” led by a muscular thug named Bruno aka “El Rey De Los Ladrones” with a plot quite similar to Disney’s 1996 derect-to-video sequel and the final film of the Disney Aladdin trilogy, Aladdin and the King of Theaves. In these loud house series, they are both slightly more adult-oriented (TV-PG), have musical numbers, and are almost half an hour long. There will also be episodes focusing on the Casagrande, where the cast has aged up five years as well. Ronnie Anne started dating Artemis from Lucha class (she did have a dream about marrying him). Her mother also started dating two years prior and is now married. Her new husband is Daren Honala, a half Korean man who is a year older and has a son from his previous marriage named Tom, who has a face that looks quite a bit like Youn Kwan’s is Ronnie Anne’s age, and becomes Sid’s boyfriend. The two moved into the Casagrande apartment after their marriage. Additionally, CJ, having Down syndrome, goes to a transition program in a town called Haultonville, which is 35 minutes away, for high school graduates with disabilities to learn adult living skills. His teacher is Monica Eriff, a carefree, happy-go-luck woman in her early 30s. The paraprofessionals are Edna Wilson, a woman in her mid-60s. Courtney Spanin, a recently college graduate in her late 20s, and Jimmy Bolhofner, a 39-year-old hippie who is Mr.Bolhofner’s older brother who enjoys movies and video games, but overall is the polar opposite; he’s vegetarian and enjoys being environmentally friendly. The program’s supervisor’s name is Jerry Grey. The program got CJ a job at the Great Lakes City thrift store where Derek Stromelle, who is also Carlota’s 25-year-old husband, works as a cashier and the assistant manager, and is owned by Nate Peterson. Also Carl and Adelaide are a couple in this timeskip. There will be a season that take place a year later where Lincoln is 17 years old and in his final year of high school. The final season takes place durning the summer after his final high school year, where Lincoln and his friends graduate and get accepted to Northern Michigan University, where the Dean is Dr. Olivia Van Harpensphere. It gets even better; another new series starts: “Collage Daze”, where Lincoln and friends are at Northern Michigan University. The first season is their first year, the second season is their second, their third is their third, and their fourth is their final. The Series finale is their graduation. In his graduation speech, Lincoln asks Stella to marry him and she, in tears of happiness, says yes, and the graduation crowd cheers loudly like the peanut gallery did when Heather took down Alejandro down the the TDWT finale, as the couple share an engagement kiss. Some part of the final season, there will be Lori’s baby shower special, where Lori has her first child, a healthy baby boy named Roberto Alejandro Martínaz Millàn Luis Santiago III. Or, alternatively, if The Really Loud House is canon, just four days before the gang head off to college, Lynn Sr and Rita got in date night, but get caught in an accident with someone who was drunk driving, and were not so lucky to survive. It was a tragedy for the Louds. Additionally, Lincoln tried to find guardians for his younger sisters, but the people couldn’t afford to do so; Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, and their spouses didn’t have enough room in their homes, Aunt Ruth lost her lake house after being unable to pay her debt, and Lynn Jr was still serving in the military. Sunset Canyon also couldn’t be much help either, but Myrtle’s mother recently passed away and left her house in Tennessee and money to her, so Myrtle, seeing the situation Lincoln and the younger sisters are in, decides to give all of that to them. Of course two days before the group’s departure, Lincoln, being the only one qualified to be his younger sisters’ guardian had to tell his friends that he wasn’t going to be with them for college. He and Stella tried to keep their long distance relationship afloat, but they couldn’t, as Stella broke up with Lincoln a week after they left for college, feeling like the long distance wasn’t working out. Lincoln was depressed for a short while until he bumps into an old crush Charlie, who is taking care of her grandmother. During their reunion and catching up, Lincoln asks Charlie if she would like to have coffee, which she happily agreed. It doesn’t take long for the two to become an official couple. Charlie and her grandmother moved in with the Louds shortly after the relationship began. At age 21, they decided to get married and invited Lincoln’s old gang, including his ex Stella, who is happily in a relationship with a guy named Randy, serving as the series finale. I wouldn’t really consider TRLH canon, but hey, doesn’t mean I can’t give you guys an opinion to those who do. Cast: JVKE as Lincoln Loud Zeno Robinson as Clyde McBride Jack McBrayer as Liam Hunnicutt William Saylers as Zach Gurdle Adam DeVine as Rusty Spokes Kimiko Glenn as Stella Zhau Rihanna as Charlie Uggo T.J. Miller as Chandler McCann Amber Frank as Ronnie Anne Santiago Jules Medcraft as Sid Chang Patrick Warburton as Daren Honola Rider Strong as Tom Honola Nasin Pedrad as Monica Eriff Wendie Malick as Edna Wilson Linda Cardellini as Courtney Spanin Tom Scharpling as Jimmy Bolhofner Kevin Michael Richardson as Jerry Grey Roger Craig Smith as Derek Stromelle Nat Faxon as Nate Peterson Jim Cummings as El Rey De Los Ladrones Grey Griffin as Dr. Olivia Van Harpensphere Lincoln’s sisters and parents retain their original voice actors.