"The Really Loud House" News & Discussion Thread

[Moe]

That remind me of live action version of The Fairly OddParents, so it wouldn't be my priority to watch this content but may reconsider after see the reviews.

 

[LinusFan303]

I loved the movie and was excited for it, so this series I was going watch it anyway, so it moving to weekly TV just helps even more. I think it will be fun. If it's not then oh well. I did want to see more, but I was expecting a second movie this was something else.

 

[Eurbane]

No word of the really loud house premiering on paramount plus. If it doesn’t happen, we had to survive on television.

 

[Ace]

How many times can you regurgitate the same characters, same setup, same style of comedy and make it feel fresh? That's my main gripe with these spinoffs. They're pretty much just variations of the exact same show. Even while the original is still airing.

Imagine the writers of these shows just repeating the same ideas over and over.

 

[Mandouga]

How many times can you regurgitate the same characters, same setup, same style of comedy and make it feel fresh? That's my main gripe with these spinoffs. They're pretty much just variations of the exact same show. Even while the original is still airing.

Imagine the writers of these shows just repeating the same ideas over and over.

On the other hand, would they do the animated show's "big ball of violence" running gag?...

 

[Elijah Abrams]

On the other hand, would they do the animated show's "big ball of violence" running gag?...

Would be tough to do that in live-action, unless they would increase the show’s budget to add VFX.

 

[Moe]

Would be tough to do that in live-action, unless they would increase the show’s budget to add VFX.

Paramount has deep pocket to do this and they got a lot of ad revenues from Ridiculousness on MTV and successful film - Top Gun: Maverick.

I love to see action in live action shows that why I was fan of Power Rangers.

I'm ready to read the talkback posts to see if I want to watch live action version of The Loud House.

 

[cheril59]

That remind me of live action version of The Fairly OddParents, so it wouldn't be my priority to watch this content but may reconsider after see the reviews.

Yeah, well, "The Really Loud House" uses the same production team as the Loud House Christmas movie, and a single-cam format, unlike that Fairly Odd Sham!

 

[Moe]

Yeah, well, "The Really Loud House" uses the same production team as the Loud House Christmas movie, and a single-cam format, unlike that Fairly Odd Sham!

Interesting, I haven't watch Loud House Christmas yet, so should watch soon after finish with halloween films.

 

[LinusFan303]

Interesting, I haven't watch Loud House Christmas yet, so should watch soon after finish with halloween films.

I'm a Loud House fan for clarification. I enjoyed the live-action movie it was pretty fun for me. Watch it if you like a little movie that gets a little goofy , but I think it's fun.

 

[LinusFan303]

The episodes air Thursdays in November, except Thanksgiving (The 24th) ,of course.

 

[PF9]

I would have preferred this show be shot with a multi-camera setup before a live audience at Paramount Studios. It looks like it is single-camera without so much as a laugh track.

 

[Elijah Abrams]

I would have preferred this show be shot with a multi-camera setup before a live audience at Paramount Studios. It looks like it is single-camera without so much as a laugh track.

I think single cam shows are better. Laugh tracks are annoying anyway.

 

[LinusFan303]

I think single cam shows are better. Laugh tracks are annoying anyway.

Yeah laugh tracks do get a little annoying like it's forcing it. I do like live audiences though but it's fine to not have any of that.

 

[Moe]

I'm unable to hear the laugh tracks and it doesn't bother me, I guess.

What is difference between single and multi camera? Which is better?

 

[PF9]

I'm unable to hear the laugh tracks and it doesn't bother me, I guess.

What is difference between single and multi camera? Which is better?

Multi-camera because these are usually done before a studio audience. If TRLH was multi-camera with a live audience I probably would have found some way to show up at the shooting of an episode.

 

[SweetShop209]

Stephen Glickman is in the show.

 

[kanc]

The Really Loud House behind the scenes episode 1

 

[LinusFan303]

Episode 1 was good. The Sisters helping with Lincoln's scheme was a nice thing and I enjoyed how the actors felt like the characters but also added some of their own charm. The pacing was nice it felt breezy but not too fast, not too slow. 9/10

 

[kanc]