TeenNick (East) (TNCK)

Rusty tries to inject some fun from Gus's Duds for Dudes; Stella's excitement for winning a school competition gets dampened when she finds out she needs to do a public presentation. (Repeat).

Ever wonder what it's like to grow up in a big family? Eleven-year-old Lincoln Loud gives viewers an inside look at how to survive the chaos of a huge household, especially as the only boy with ten sisters! (Repeat).

The cheerleaders challenge Lynn and her teammates to a "cheer off" when Lynn dismisses them as athletes. Lori becomes a celebrity at school when she hits a hole- in-one on a notoriously difficult course. (Repeat).

Annoyed by Leni's intrusive babysitting, Lisa accidentally blasts herself and Todd into space; Lola tries to whip Mom into tip-top pageant condition for a Mother-Daughter pageant. (Repeat).

When Lincoln and Clyde overwater Howard's rare orchid, the two embark on an adventure to replace it; Lynn Sr. is stoked to compete on a televised cooking show until he learns he's up against Rosa Casagrande. (Repeat).

Tired of Mom's sticky note system, Lincoln and Lisa create an app to track the family's schedule; Lana creates an auto-body shop to try and buy a new bike, but her shop turns corrupt when Flip becomes her mentor. (Repeat).

When the kids discover Myrtle has a shady past, they try to expose her before Pop Pop proposes. Lynn and Liam butt heads when they're forced to partner up as the middle school hall monitors. (Repeat).

Lori struggles to make a good impression on Bobby's dad after accidentally pushing him into a puddle; desperate to have the best show-and-tell in class, Lily takes Lisa's shrink ray to school. (Repeat).

Carlota and Leni's working styles clash when they are both interning for Mariella Moss. (Repeat).

Lincoln and his classmates share lockers with each other after a sinkhole appears in their school; Lola becomes attached to the skunk that was brought home by Lana. (Repeat).

Eager to uncover secrets from the past, Lisa uses her technology to wake up a frozen caveman. To win the prank war between Fairway University and their rival Par College, Lori recruits the help of Luan. (Repeat).

Hoping to raise money for new equipment, Luna and the Moon Goats try to become a kiddie band. (Repeat).

Lincoln Loud explains how to survive the chaos of a huge household as the only boy with ten sisters. (Repeat).

Ever wonder what it's like to grow up in a big family? Eleven-year-old Lincoln Loud gives viewers an inside look at how to survive the chaos of a huge household, especially as the only boy with ten sisters! (Repeat).

Join Nate Burleson, Young Dylan, Dylan Schefter and Mia Burleson for NFL highlights and interviews as never seen before. Watch end zones become "slime zones," and see who takes home the slimiest trophy in sports, the NVP. (Repeat).

The Loud family kids explore hidden rooms in their grand home, uncovering secrets and thrilling mysteries that lead to unexpected adventures. (Repeat).

Dad tries to one-up Mom's old camp crush to impress Rita; Luan brings the Louds in looking for Mr. Coconut along Route 66. (Repeat).

When the Louds' road trip takes them to Hollywood, Lola is determined to become a star and land a leading role. (Repeat).

Clyde and Nana Gayle reach the finals of the of a dance competition; Lincoln and the rest need to bring back normalcy to the school after Principal Ramirez come up with new rules. (Repeat).

Luna and the Moon Goats need to look for a new guitarist after Luna got her hands injured; Lincoln quickly finishes the laundry to make it to the Udder Madness Day. (Repeat).

When Vanzilla seems too broken down to ever drive again, Lana, Dad, and Gramps band together to fix her. Lynn and friends enjoy free perks around Royal Woods when their team gets sponsored by local businesses. (Repeat).

Jasper gets the chance to take his crush to Cactus Con but when a mysterious villain gets involved in the convention, the entire gang is forced into action. (Repeat).

Kid Danger and Captain Man take Ryker down to Burger Castle only to be tricked into joining forces with the villain. (Repeat).

Kid Danger breaks his arm, so Henry and the group look for a way to hide his secret. (Repeat).

Otto repeats," Henry is Kid Danger." (Repeat).

Henry's nerves are tested when Piper invites her new boyfriend and his family over for dinner. (Repeat).

After Schwoz's family reunion causes chaos in the Man Cave, Captain Man reveals a "Superheroes Only" room in the Man Cave for peace and quiet. Jealous, Charlotte, Jasper and Schwoz make a cooler room to show them up. As the gang fights over who gets the better room, things get blown out of proportion. (Repeat).

When the gang befriends Bigfoot in the woods, Kid Danger and Captain Man try to help get rid of a pesky hunter that's been trying to capture him. (Repeat).

Schwoz invents a vacuum to help Henry clean his house, but it accidentally sucks Charlotte inside; when Henry's family hears Charlotte and thinks the vacuum is haunted, Ray must distract them while Henry finds a way to get her out. (Repeat).

When Charlotte has a dream where she nearly kisses Kid Danger, she actively tries to avoid Henry for fear of the dream coming true. (Repeat).

The gang thinks they have found the perfect tunnels to access all of Swellview, until they are confronted by the tunnels' original inhabitants. (Repeat).

Things get a little buggy when Schwoz installs a new operating system on the Man Cave Computer designed to detect and eliminate threats all over Swellview. (Repeat).

Kid Danger and Captain Man attempt to capture Mob Boss Rob Moss by infiltrating his daughter's the sweet sixteen birthday party. (Repeat).

Henry, Charlotte and Jasper compete to see who wins a cool new massage chair. (Repeat).

A visitor who claims to be from the future visit Henry. Then, the team looks for a way to save everyone from disaster. (Repeat).

Henry Hart gets a part-time job as Kid Danger. (Repeat).

13-year-old Henry Hart lands a part time job as Kid Danger, the sidekick-in-training to superhero Captain Man. After promising to keep his new identity a secret, Henry must navigate a double life. (Repeat).

13-year-old Henry Hart lands a part-time job as Kid Danger, who is the sidekick-in-training to superhero Captain Man. After promising to keep his new identity a secret, Henry must navigate a double life. (Repeat).

Captain Man and Kid Danger are guarding Swellview's newest attraction, the EnvyGram Wall, when Captain Man destroys the wall while trying to eliminate a small bird. (Repeat).

A vigilante punishes Swellviewians for being rude in public. Captain Man and Kid Danger's investigation leads them to the set of Mr. Wallabee. (Repeat).

13-year-old Henry Hart lands a part-time job as Kid Danger, the sidekick-in-training to superhero Captain Man. After promising to keep his new identity a secret, Henry must navigate a double life. (Repeat).

Tired of fighting the same old villains, Captain Man makes a profile on a matchmaking app for heroes and villains. Kid Danger agrees to do the same, and the two of them set up a double-fight. (Repeat).

Henry and the gang set up a secret underground restaurant in the Man Cave for Charlotte's private dinner with music superstar Jack Swagger. When word gets out that Jack Swagger is in town, some unwanted guests crash the party. (Repeat).

When a young girl chains herself outside of Junk-N-Stuff, Kid Danger and Captain Man are forced to help find her beloved phone. While on a stakeout, they unexpectedly run across some familiar faces with a devious plan they weren (Series R.Y.-2014) (Repeat).

Captain Man and Kid Danger are tricked into entering an escape room. (Repeat).

Kid Danger reveals to Captain Man that he doesn't want to be stuck in Swellview and be his sidekick forever. To make matters worse, Kid Danger is recruited by another town to be their hero. (Repeat).

Captain Man's old sidekick and nemesis, Drex, returns from the past to finish him once and for all. Kid Danger may be the only one who can save Captain Man now. (Repeat).

Henry adapts to his new job as Kid Danger, but he struggles to balance it with school and his personal life. (Repeat).

Henry must deal with Captain Man's zealous fan while balancing his work life with his personal life in the first part of this combined episode. In the second half, Henry's life gets complicated when he and Kid Danger must attend the same school dance. (Repeat).

Captain Man grows fearful of fighting crime when he loses his powers of invulnerability, so Kid Danger must protect Swellview and determine how to retrieve his boss's powers. (Repeat).

A new classmate is suspicious to Henry and Charlotte, so Captain Man goes undercover as a substitute teacher. (Repeat).

When Jasper goes as Kid Danger for Halloween, he takes things too far and is mistaken for the real deal. It's then up to the real Kid Danger and Captain Man to come to his rescue. (Repeat).

Henry comes home with a rock from outer space, but the rock brings some complications with it. (Repeat).

Sergiogets into trouble when he refuses to hang out with the other pets while he stays at the Louds.Unable to get Lily to sleep, Mom takes her on a drive, during which they witness a crime. (Repeat).

The Louds are embarking on a cross-country adventure that will take them from Niagara Falls all the way to Hollywood! Along the way, they'll battle an ancient curse, go wild at a rodeo, run amok at the White House, and more. (Repeat).

Lincoln is convinced the middle school lunch lady has a grudge against him and his older sisters; Mr. Grouse attempts to find some peace and quiet after moving away from the Louds. (Repeat).

Lincoln races to the sofa to watch his favorite show, and then he leaves a nasty voice mail on Lori's phone and regrets it in the series premiere of this animated comedy about a boy surviving life with 10 sisters. (Repeat).

The Loud sisters are nosy and this irks Lincoln, but their prying becomes beneficial when Lincoln gets teased at school; Lincoln records his sisters in humiliating situations and enters the footage in a contest. (Repeat).

Lincoln assists Leni with her driving test so that he can stop depending on Lori for rides; Lincoln questions Lori's role as the family babysitter, and his other siblings back him up. (Repeat).

Lincoln seeks the best seat in the car at the outset of a lengthy family road trip; Lincoln wants to upgrade to the adult table for family meals. (Repeat).

Lincoln must hurry to get to school on time, and that means pushing his sisters to hustle as well; Lincoln has the deciding vote on a vacation destination for the family. (Repeat).

Lincoln wears strong earbuds to tune out his sisters; Lynn and Lucy quarrel, so Lincoln lets Lynn stay in his room for just one night. (Repeat).

Lincoln wants to take a photo of the family as a present for his parents' anniversary, and this photo must be nothing less than perfect; the Loud kids make a bet concerning their annoying habits. (Repeat).

Lincoln buys a kiddie pool, and his sisters all like it and want to use it; Lincoln wants to mold Lily into a mini version of himself. (Repeat).

Lincoln has a sleepover with Clyde, but he's not happy when Clyde bonds with the Loud sisters; Lincoln eavesdrops on his folks and thinks they're planning on getting rid of their children. (Repeat).

Lincoln uses Lynn's bike without telling her because he dislikes riding Lori's old pink bike; a toilet gets clogged in the family home, and Lincoln wants to uncover the guilty party. (Repeat).

Lincoln has a mishap with one of Lisa's experiments, and this has a domino effect in the household; electricity usage is reduced in the house at Lincoln's request. (Repeat).

A tarantula is on the loose in the Loud house after Lincoln brings it home from school; Lincoln wants to trade chores with his sisters. (Repeat).

Lincoln heads to a rock concert for the first time, and Luna wants it to be extra special for him; Lincoln thinks cash is hidden in the house after he reads a letter he found in the attic. (Repeat).

Lola gets ill and is unable to compete in her pageant, so Lincoln prepares Lana to fill in for her; Lily gets two new babysitters: Lincoln and Clyde, who think they've signed up for a simple task. (Repeat).

Lincoln must help his sisters by covering for them all on the same day; Lincoln goes on a date with Bobby's little sister, and Bobby and Lori join them, making it a double date. (Repeat).

Lincoln hangs at Clyde's home because he likes Clyde's dad, who gives Lincoln lots of attention; Lincoln wins a limo ride and the experience changes him. (Repeat).

The Loud family form a band and perform in a talent show; Lincoln accompanies his mom to her job at a dental office. (Repeat).

Lincoln plans to outwit Luan on April Fools' Day; a supermarket excursion doesn't go as intended thanks to Lincoln. (Repeat).

The focus of Carly's next Webcast is what mean teachers do outside of the classroom. So Carly and Freddie trail the grumpy Miss Briggs, but end up stuck inside her home. (Repeat).

Carly tries to break the record for the longest Webcast and must keep the show going for more than 24 hours. Meanwhile, Spencer builds a giant sculpture downstairs. (Repeat).

Freddie has to decide between filming his new girlfriend's Webcast or Carly's. (Repeat).

Spencer loses all interest in his artwork after his idol gives him a bad review, so Carly tries to boost his confidence by showcasing his sculptures on the show. (Repeat).

Carly invites her biggest fan to watch the show live, but it turns out the girl is a bit too obsessed and now the kids can't get rid of her. Meanwhile, Spencer finds out his band tolerates him only so they can practice in the apartment. (Repeat).

Carly and Sam's science project to hatch chicks works too well when the eggs hatch sooner than expected and the chicks escape, leading to a mad search in the apartment. (Repeat).

Carly makes a special shirt for Sam, who trades it for concert tickets, causing a rift between the two. Meanwhile, Spencer invents a machine to feed his fish. (Repeat).

Carly and Sam are inspired to bust a move when they receive a ton of videos from fans showing off their dance moves. (Repeat).

Carly is thrilled to book the Plain White T's for her show, but her rival Nevel plans to ruin the event. So Carly and her friends try to shut down Nevel's site, Nevelocity, before he can hack into their system. (Repeat).

The show's 50th airing is in jeopardy when Sam gets detention, so Carly and Freddie try to get in trouble as well to shoot "from the inside" with Sam. Meanwhile, Spencer builds a giant cup of coffee, but drops his phone into it. (Repeat).

Daka Shoes wants iCarly to promote their new shoe, Techfoots. Carly accepts and tells all her viewers to buy the shoe. Unfortunately, the shoes are no good and fans began to complain. The gang has to find a way out of the contract. Meanwhile, Spencer expresses his dislike for public transportation after he falls asleep on a bus and ends up in Canada. (Repeat).

When Carly is upset about receiving a B on a history paper, Sam finds a way to change the grade in the school computer. But Carly feels guilty about the switch, especially after Spencer creates a giant statue in her honor, so she and Freddie try to fix the falsified grade. (Repeat).

A producer wants to bring Carly's show to television, but not without a major overhaul first. (Repeat).

Sam's new relationship begins to impact the show, so Carly and Freddie plot to do something about it. Elsewhere, Spencer tries to make a Claymation film. (Repeat).

The police use the loft as a stakeout to track movie bootleggers, and Spencer realizes one of the detectives is his childhood bully. Meanwhile, Freddie loses a bet with Sam and must get a tattoo. (Repeat).

Freddie tries out fencing with Spencer, who sets him up in a match against a star player; Carly has trouble planning a dinner for her visiting relatives. (Repeat).

Carly tries to help a friend get a date with his crush by setting up a dating-game segment on the show. But when some of the contestants fail to appear, Carly steps in and finds herself in line to be the winner. (Repeat).

In the second-season opener, Carly and Sam both develop a crush on Freddie's pal Shane. They compete for his affections, deciding that whoever kisses him first gets to go out with him. As the rivalry heats up, their friendship begins to suffer. (Repeat).

Carly helps Spencer when he gets hooked on playing a video game. Meanwhile, Freddie doesn't forward a chain e-mail, so Sam convinces him that he's experiencing bad luck because of this. (Repeat).

Sam gets a job so that she can pay her friends back the money she owes them, but the work starts to become too much to handle. Elsewhere, Spencer tries to impress an attractive single mom by helping her daughter sell fudge. (Repeat).

Carly's doorman, Lewbert, gets injured during a sketch. As Freddie's mom tends to his injuries, a romance begins developing between the two of them. Meanwhile, Spencer's antics on an old CB radio anger some truckers. (Repeat).

The gang's beloved pie shop closes, and they want to get their hands on their favorite recipe. Meanwhile, Freddie tries to get his baby cousin to laugh. (Repeat).

Sam overhears Freddie make a confession that he's never been kissed, and she reveals this secret on Carly's Web show. After Freddie is mocked at school because of this, a regretful Sam exposes a secret about herself. (Repeat).

A car-giveaway contest on the Web show turns into a problem when the dealership supplying the vehicle expresses no knowledge of the contest. Carly asks Spencer for help, but he's focused on a new movie prop he purchased. (Repeat).

When Freddie declares his dislike of Internet sensation Fred, sensitive Fred stops making videos, causing Freddie to feel the wrath of upset fans. Elsewhere, Spencer consults a "magic" meatball when making decisions. (Repeat).

Carly, Sam and Freddie get look-alikes to trick Spencer when they sneak out to see a mixed-martial-arts fight. Meanwhile, Spencer is preoccupied with constructing a large version of Newton Balls. (Repeat).

Carly inadvertently builds an illegal nuclear-powered generator while trying to complete a school assignment for an environmental project. (Repeat).

A contestant on "America Sings" named David Archuleta (who plays himself) appears on Carly's show before defeating his rude competitor, Wade King. But Wade then gains sympathy thanks to a sob story, so Carly helps expose Wade's true arrogance. (Repeat).

Sam develops a crush on a classmate, so Carly gives her lessons on how to attract him by acting feminine. Meanwhile, Spencer starts sporting his tuxedo daily because he thinks it's the reason why a woman he met likes him. (Repeat).

Carly's old pal Missy moves back to town, causing a jealous Sam to worry that she's being replaced. Elsewhere, a young neighbor finds Spencer trapped in the basement and refuses to rescue him. (Repeat).

Carly loses her URL to Nevel, who's willing to give it back to her---in exchange for a kiss. Elsewhere, Spencer orders 200 pillows by mistake, but he finds a way to make the best of it. (Repeat).

Join Nate Burleson, Young Dylan, Dylan Schefter and Mia Burleson for NFL highlights and interviews as never seen before. Watch end zones become "slime zones," and see who takes home the slimiest trophy in sports, the NVP. (Repeat).

Carly and her friends give out awards in zany categories for the best user-generated content on their show. However, Spencer underestimates how many statuettes he needs to make, so he recruits swimsuit models to help him make some more. (Repeat).

Lincoln's insight on girls becomes the focus of a business he and Clyde start; the family have a garage sale, and the kids get competitive trying to outsell one another. (Repeat).

Lincoln goes camping with Clyde to get reacquainted with his masculine side; Lori gets a job at a pizza arcade thanks to Lincoln, who gets her in trouble by asking for favors. (Repeat).

Lynn fills in for Lincoln in peewee football; Lincoln is a nervous wreck after Lucy reads his fortune, which foretells of a bad day. (Repeat).

Lincoln has four dates to one Sadie Hawkins dance thanks to his sisters' interference; Lincoln befriends Bobby, so Lori retaliates by spending time with Clyde. (Repeat).

Lincoln wishes for brothers instead of sisters, and he gets a taste of what that would be like; Lola's snitching is a problem for her siblings, who refuse to let her join their club. (Repeat).

Lincoln watches a scary film, and then he can't fall asleep; a cold infests the Loud home, and its ramifications have Lincoln mistaking his sisters for zombies. (Repeat).

Lincoln works with a tutor, but challenges abound when all of his sisters flirt with his tutor; the Loud kids complain about their house, but they change their tune when it's endangered by a tornado. (Repeat).

Lincoln gets competitive with Clyde when they both intern at Flip's and strive to be manager; Lincoln has a memorable day with Pop Pop, who's temporarily jolted out of his mellow way of life. (Repeat).

Clyde seeks advice from Lincoln on how to excel at being a big brother; the same dress is purchased by two of the Loud sisters, so a major fight erupts. (Repeat).

Mom and Dad win a trip and the kids get to tag along, but only if they're on their best behavior; Lucy gets a makeover from her sisters after she develops a crush on a very ordinary boy. (Repeat).

Lincoln's social standing is at stake when his 4-year-old sister is put in his class; the family van keeps falling apart, so the kids try to trick Dad into buying a cool new van. (Repeat).

Lola and Lana try out for Bluebell Scouts and discover perhaps only one of them is suited for it; Lincoln and Clyde think Bobby is cheating on Lori, so they follow him around town and gather evidence. (Repeat).

Dad's displeased that the kids never lock the door, so the kids get serious about home security; Lincoln accidentally erases his childhood photos, so he and Clyde try to recreate them before Lincoln forgets the details. (Repeat).

Lincoln's banned from his sisters' activities because they think he's bad luck; Lincoln wants to rescue frogs his class will be dissecting. (Repeat).

Lincoln and Clyde's spring-break plans are put in jeopardy because of a time limit of one day; Lori throws a sophisticated party, but it backfires when her guests don't like what she's planned. (Repeat).

The kids grow tired of monotonous meals and make a plan to sabotage dinner so they can have pizza; Lincoln must care for an egg baby with Ronnie Anne, whom he doesn't trust with the fragile egg. (Repeat).

Lincoln and Clyde submit a comic to a contest, but they're foiled by a surprising nemesis; Lana brings home a new pet the kids adore, but the older pets scheme to get rid of the newbie. (Repeat).

Little Lily curses, prompting her siblings to worry they've been a bad influence on her; a love letter arrives at the house and it's addressed to "L" Loud, leading the family to try to figure out for whom it was meant. (Repeat).

Ronnie Anne and Bobby visit their extended family, and Bobby fits in well with them, but Ronnie Anne doesn't. (Repeat).

Lincoln and Clyde want to make a splash in the yearbook by crashing group photos; a room shuffle for the Loud girls is suggested by Lincoln after he sees them fighting with their roommates. (Repeat).

Clyde worries about Lincoln having the post-breakup blues over Ronnie Anne, so he tries to cheer him up; Lucy turns to a spell book to teach her siblings a lesson about walking all over her. (Repeat).

Prankster Luan is away at camp for April Fools' Day, so the Louds think they're safe from any high jinks; the kids discover Dad isn't at his old job anymore and worry it might be their fault. (Repeat).

ARGGH! is coming to town and Lincoln and Clyde want to go to the taping; Lori relocates to the garage because she's grown tired of her siblings. (Repeat).

Clyde is desperate to learn how to act normal around Lori, so he enlists Leni's help; the kids worry about Mom and Dad not being active enough, so they encourage them to exercise. (Repeat).

Mom and Dad meet an impressive family, and then they worry their kids aren't doing enough to ensure successful futures; Lynn displays poor sportsmanship while playing board games, so her siblings plot to take her down. (Repeat).

The sisters enlist Lincoln to teach them how to ask Mom and Dad for money; Lisa gets her report card and finds she's failed social skills, and in order to bring up her grade, she must make a friend. (Repeat).

When Luan overhears her siblings complaining about her comedy, she decides to give it up. Knowing Leni's history of spoiling surprises, the kids don't tell her about mom's upcoming party. (Repeat).

Lincoln and Lynn Sr. compete in "Legends of the Hidden Temple." Lincoln has to take his younger sisters to the mall with him. (Repeat).

The family embarks on a reading challenge at the library, but Lola refuses to participate. When Lincoln discovers the first page of his baby book is blank, he worries his parents are hiding something. (Repeat).

The kids give Lily an old singing toy from the attic to stop her from crying. Later, the kids convince Dad of the wonders of electronics and the internet after declaring war on technological devices. (Repeat).

Everyone in the family works hard to save up for a family vacation. But while road tripping to their destination, everything that can go wrong, does. (Repeat).

Lincoln has a plan for introducing himself to a new girl, but when the sisters catch him he must avoid them; the family meet Pop Pop's new girlfriend, and she seems great until she starts showing up unannounced. (Repeat).

Luna worries her ambition to be a rocker is unrealistic after learning that Chunk was like her in high school; food Lincoln has saved in the fridge gets taken, so a territory war in the fridge ensues. (Repeat).

Lori want to one-up Carol when Carol's photo gets more likes on social media; Lola is temporarily homeschooled, and her siblings think it looks like fun. (Repeat).

Lori and Lincoln visit the city, where Lori struggles to be a city girl and Lincoln finds Ronnie Anne has changed; the family have a new plan to dodge Luan's April Fools' Day pranking: stunt doubles. (Repeat).

Lynn wants to win a basketball championship but gets drafted into a terrible team. Later, mom and dad decide to build a secret bathroom. (Repeat).

Eleven-year-old Lincoln Loud gives viewers an inside look at how to survive the chaos of a huge household, especially as the only boy with ten sisters. (Repeat).

To try and make gym class better, Lincoln and Clyde set Coach Pacowski and Mrs. Johnson up; Luan mentors Lucy, teaching her how to manage the ups and downs of pursuing a life in the arts. (Repeat).

Lisa gets invited to work at an institute and get away from her crazy family. (Repeat).

Lincoln and Clyde worry that they may be too old to still be playing Ace Savvy; Lincoln discovers that having a friend over means getting special privileges, and he takes advantage of that. (Repeat).

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 try to teach her how to be more aggressive. (Repeat).

Lola worries she could lose for the first time when she advances to a regional pageant; and Dad has Mr. Grouse watch Lily while he goes to a concert, but things quickly start to go wrong. (Repeat).

When Lincoln wants to have a cool older brother, Lisa builds him one from scratch. (Repeat).