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- Bathroom Break: Lincoln getting Lori out of the bathroom by threatening her with Lily's dirty diaper. While that may seem silly and gross, it demonstrates just how resourceful and cunning Lincoln is.
- Left in the Dark: Lincoln's plan to get the TV to himself so he can watch the season finale to ARRGH!, of which primarily revolves around coming up with distractions for his sisters. Highlights include making a light show for Luna and filling Lynn's football with helium.
- Heavy Meddle:
- The girls, from Lori to Lisa, going into instant protective sister modes when they find out someone's bullying Lincoln (although they initially assume that the bully is a boy).
- Lincoln giving a "The Reason You Suck" Speech to his sisters for always meddling into his life.
- Project Loud House: Lincoln's sisters managing to pretend to be a life-sized diorama. None of them move a muscle. Not even Lily
- Picture Perfect: Lincoln presenting his parents with the original picture taken of himself and his sisters as an anniversary present, after having taken a second picture out of dissatisfaction with the old one due to his sisters' antics during the shot. He comes around and realizes just how much he loves them for who they are, and their parents choose to hang it over the mantle.
- Linc or Swim:
- Lincoln kicks his sisters out of the pool he bought for himself when he becomes angry that their fun is not allowing him to enjoy it. His sisters elect to buy their own pool and what do they do when Lincoln comes out front? They invite him to join them; in a rare instance, the sisters are not bitter with their brother, as all of them would rather that they're all having fun together.
- How does Lincoln return the favor? He invites everybody back into his pool when theirs is accidentally destroyed.
- Ties That Bind: Mistakenly believing that their parents intend to kick Lincoln out of the house, the Loud sisters again rush to their brother's defense, staunchly refusing to let him get kicked out. Especially noteworthy as Lincoln had confessed to fantasizing about being an only child when under the impression that it was his sisters who were to be kicked out. Although they didn't appreciate this, they nonetheless continued to stand up for him, showing just how much they mean to each other for all their bickering
- The Green House: After Lincoln has his Heel Realization, he peddles hard and long enough to power THE ENTIRE HOUSE FOR THE EVENING by himself. This is especially notable since the Loud House has such a massive eco footprint that he needs a ladder to show off the entire chart.
- Along Came a Sister: All of Lincoln's sisters (minus Leni) going out of their way to help Lincoln protect his class' pet tarantula Frank from the exterminator when their Dad calls him in to kill it. The fact that he doesn't even have to ask them for this favor and that they insist on it shows just how much they care.
- It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud House: Mr. Loud actually giving his kids his $500 bonus from work as their reward for finally learning how to share the money they earn.
- Cover Girls: Like in other episodes, all the kids show great teamwork during times when they work together. For here, both when all of the sisters sneak Lincoln back inside before the parents find out he missed curfew, and later when Lincoln's able to (mostly) cover for all of them by himself the next day. It only becomes impossible to handle when a outside problem, a call with Pop-Pop, crops up, and even then Lincoln manages to handle it for a time.
- Out on a Limo:
- Lori's What the Hell, Hero? speech to Lincoln for ditching the family, complete with an all too accurate but sadly ignored warning that his supposed new friend will ditch him as soon as he no longer has a limo.
- Lincoln and his sisters pelting Tetherby with mustard.
- Cereal Offender: Lincoln not only diffused his sisters' grocery store antics (at least initially), but uses frozen peas, a corncob pipe and "floating lobsters" to take down the bratty Expy who tried to make off with Lincoln's hard-earned box of Zombie Bran and gets the kid kicked out of the store to boot, claiming the box for himself. Do not get between Lincoln and his cereal.
- A Tattler's Tale: All of the Crazy-Prepared warning notes Lola leaves on her room, including how her diary seems to start to reveal an incriminating secret and then has a The Tape Knew You Would Say That query about if they really think she is dumb enough to write stuff like that in her diary.