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- Left in the Dark: Lincoln's heartbroken reaction to missing his show at the end.
- Heavy Meddle: Lincoln's passionate screed against his sisters after he gets a black eye because of their meddling—you can tell that his anger has probably been building up for a while.
- Making the Case: Lincoln's sisters chewing him out for posting a video of their embarrassing moments.
- Driving Miss Hazy: Leni being dejected when she fails her driver's license again, lamenting that she'll have to drive a lawnmower forever.
- Picture Perfect: The sisters thinking that Lincoln doesn't like them the way they are. While they're mostly angry, there's a clear undercurrent of genuine hurt.
- "White Hare" makes this even worse in retrospect, where it's revealed that for all that they rag on him, his sisters think Lincoln is perfect just the way he is and shouldn't have to change himself. So it was probably doubly hurtful for them to think that Lincoln didn't feel the same about them.
- Changing the Baby: Lily's older siblings being lonely because no one shares their interests.
- Overnight Success: Clyde admitting that sometimes he feels lonely being an only child.
- The Green House: All the sisters crying over a polar bear. Even if it is Played for Laughs, their faces ALONE can get the waterworks going.
- Along Came a Sister: Both times that Frank is thought to be dead.
- For Bros About to Rock: Luna's heartbroken reaction when Lincoln tells her that she's embarrassing him and is gonna ruin his first concert.
- Toads And Tiaras: Lana giving up and believing that something is wrong with her when her "tomboyish" habits slip out during the Prim And Proper beauty pageant.
- Cereal Offender: After doing everything in his power to save enough money to buy Zombie Bran and keep his sisters in line, Lincoln is eventually unable to prevent them from getting kicked out of the supermarket. Which not only denies him his new cereal, but also gets him in trouble with his mom. The look on his face says it all.
- The Waiting Game: Lori being forced to work the night of the Romance Under the Sea dance where she and Bobby had been named queen and king of the evening, all to make up for all the free stuff Lincoln talked her into giving him. She doesn't even yell or scream, but merely leaves for work completely downtrodden, after having been so grateful to Lincoln for helping her get the job.
- Further driving it home is the undersea gown hanging on her door, bought and paid for but not to be worn. Lincoln's surprise at seeing her in her work uniform not a minute later is nothing short of pure guilt. Thankfully, he decides to set things right by helping Lori pay her debts by working on her behalf, so Lori can go to the dance.
- 11 Louds A Leapin': Turns out there's a very good reason the Loud's neighbor Mr. Grouse is such a Grumpy Old Man. He has a huge family too (in comparable size to the Louds) there's just one major difference. He hasn't seen them in five years. When Lincoln breaks this news to his sisters, they are all distraught. Lisa even bursts into tears (quite spectacularly, too) over this news.
- Back in Black: Poor Lucy really deserves a hug in this one. It's bad enough her sisters were WAY too eager to mold her into what they consider "normal", but then they flat-out admit they'd been wanting to since she was born. As if the kid wasn't insecure enough, this adds a whole new level of depressing implications.
- The Whole Picture: Lincoln's genuinely dejected reaction when he learns there is no cloud backup of his photos, and that they are thus truly gone.
- Friend or Faux: Lisa making Darcy cry when she makes the poor girl believe that she doesn't want to be friends anymore.