Nickelodeon has renewed its hit animated series
The Loud House season 11!
The eleventh season of The Loud House will be comprised of the episodes originally produced to be part of the second halve of season nine. In 2024, Nickelodeon started to to split seasons into two to keep their sizes more consistent with the season lengths currently consumed on streaming services where all shows ultimately get added.
On September 26, 2025, Jessica Borutski, who serves as a supervising director on the show,
posted on
her Instagram story that the series' ninth production season had finished production, thus subtly confirming this season.
In the season 11
premiere episode of
The Loud House, "Living the Dream Boat," premiering Friday, February 27 at 5;30 p.m. (ET/PT) when Lori becomes the star of The Dream Boat to find her soulmate, a desperate Bobby goes undercover as a contestant to win her back from a "perfect" rival suitor. (#1101)
Upcoming The Loud House season 11 episodes include:
Graveyard Rift: When the Morticians Club members return from break with new hobbies, a desperate Lucy casts a spell to bind them together, only to find that forced friendship comes with grave consequences. (#1102A)
The Big Leap: Lana's investigation into a missing frog uncovers a family secret. (#1102B)
Table for None: When Lisa warns that his generosity is bankrupting the restaurant, Dad adopts a ruthless new management style that threatens to drive away his loyal customers for good. (#1103A)
Kindergarten Flop: Lincoln scrambles to fulfill the lofty goals he set for himself five years ago before a kindergarten time capsule is opened in front of the entire middle school. (#1103B)
Going Coconuts: After her family demands she stop treating her puppet like a person, Luan casts a spell to bring Mr. Coconuts to life. (#1104A)
Smotherhood: Panicked by the realization that their children are growing up, Mom and Dad attempt to maximize their remaining time together by crashing the kids' schools and social lives. (#1104B)
Trend Fretter: When sickness leaves Lola hopelessly out of style, she enlists Leni and Miguel to predict the next big trend. (#1105A)
This Is My Fight Song: When the Moon Goats try to impress a famous music producer with their new hit, they are shocked to find a rival band performing the exact same track. (#1105B)
Hunger Games: Desperate to get a picky Lily to eat, Dad dons a 'Blarney' costume, but his commitment to the bit spirals out of control when she refuses to do anything without the mascot present. (#1106A)
To Glee or Not to Glee: When the Glee Club enters a televised competition, Lincoln is dubbed their "secret weapon," but the immense pressure to win causes him to lose his voice. (#1106B)
Tough Act to Follow: Fearful that Luan will fall for her cool co-star, Benny joins a local biker gang to toughen up for the lead role. (#107A)
Throw Me a Funny Bone: When Lisa discovers that laughing improves brain function, she finds the only thing that can make her laugh comes with dangerous stakes. (#1107B)
No Gus No Fuss: When Lincoln and the gang discover a ticket-dispensing glitch at Gus' Games and Grub, their plan to score big backfires when a group of bullies blackmails them into wiping out the prize wall. (#1108A)
Point of No Returns: When Aunt Ruth sends the Loud siblings a windfall of cash, Lucy is struck with a severe case of buyer's remorse after her purchase at a spooky warehouse. (#1108B)
Model Behavior: When Shelby threatens to derail their group project, Lincoln lies about a school rule to get out of their partnership. (#1109A)
Game of Cones: When a rival ice cream truck steals Dalton's business with suspiciously low prices, Luna and Lynn go to extreme lengths to help him win back his loyal customers. (#1109B)
Gone (Jelly) Fishin': Banned from the hockey arena by Stern Fern, Lynn must team up with her to catch a rogue fan throwing jellyfish onto the ice. (#1110A)
A Fairy-Tail Ending: After Gramps becomes convinced he is in love with a mermaid, the Loud kids try to set him up on normal dates. (#1110B)
Sand Man with a Plan: To secure the household's best perks and the ultimate alone time, Lincoln adopts a secret nocturnal schedule. However, his plan spirals out of control as extreme sleep deprivation turns his daily life into a waking nightmare. (#1111A)
Playing Cardball: Lincoln sells a vintage baseball card gifted by Pop Pop to buy video game upgrades, only to discover its sentimental value and furiously scramble to track it down. (#1111B)
A Bot Like Love: When Todd falls in love with a delivery bot and neglects his science duties, Lisa secretly infects the robot with a virus. (#1112A)
Awards Treason: The gang rallies to help Cheryl win the School Secretary of the Year award, but learns that her nomination is being sabotaged. (#1112B)
Emotional Rollercoaster: When the Loud family gets trapped upside down on a malfunctioning rollercoaster at Dairyland, they must rely on their memories of past wild adventures to stay calm and find a way down. (#1113)
The Loud House debuted on Nickelodeon in May 2016 and centers on 11-year-old Lincoln Loud and his ten sisters as he gives an inside look at what it takes to survive the chaos of a huge family.
For Lincoln Loud, surviving life in a house full of sisters means you always have to have a plan! Anyone who’s ever shared four walls and a roof can relate to and laugh at the extreme family dynamics of Lincoln Loud and his sisters.
Ever wonder what it’s like having a big family? Well, in The Loud House, 11-year-old Lincoln Loud gives viewers an inside look at what it takes to survive in the chaos of a huge household, especially as the only boy with 10 sisters - Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, Lynn, Lucy, Lola, Lana, Lily, and Lisa! The trick to surviving is to remain calm, cool, and collected. But most importantly for Lincoln, you’ve got to have a plan. With all the chaos, and craziness, one thing is always for sure: there is never a dull moment in the Loud house.
As one of the longest-running animated series on Nickelodeon with 196 episodes, the property also has been translated into a comic book series, which continues to roll out new stories, chapter books, a digital album, and a podcast,
Listen Out Loud, along with companion series
The Casagrandes and multiple movies. The series is executive produced by Michael Rubiner. Kyle Marshall serves as co-executive producer, and Ashley Kliment-Baker is the art director.
Watch
A Loud House Christmas,
A Really Haunted Loud House and
No Time to Spy on
Paramount+!
Originally published: December 21, 2025.
