King Greedy

King Greedy is the twenty fifth episode of Season 2 and the fifty first episode of Walter and the Louds

## plot

Walter learns about keeping money to himself, which turns into a problem for the loud siblings

## Synopsis

### Prologue

The episode begins with Walter and the loud girls cleaning his crown collection until Rita and Lynn Sr came in with Lincoln and told them That he's going to stay with them until they find a good foster home for him because they found him in the streets. After questioning everyone about his existence and asking where does he get to sleep, which is on the couch, Lincoln then glares at Walter before the intro begins.

### Act 1

After the intro, Walter went shopping to get notebooks for Rita and kitchen utensils for Lynn Sr. Soon, he sees a magazine of fancy houses similar to Amber's mansion. He then imagine himself and Amber living in a mansion with kids of their own until he realized that he's holding up the line. After shopping, he went home to find the loud girls playing Monopoly while Lincoln serves them drinks. After Lori told Lincoln to clean up their rooms for them, she invites Walter to play with them, which he agrees to. After a montage of playing, winnings and loses, Walter gets excited because he won all the money, causing the girls to tell him that if he saves up money, he might get as rich as Amber. Walter then set off to ask Amber if money can really make people rich, which she says yes. She then explain in song all about money. (Money) Afterwards, Walter gets determined to get rich and got an idea. He then tell the girls that they are going to be as rich as Amber Mulligan, causing them to get excited. Lincoln then asked if he can join them, causing the girls to yell no and get back to work. The next day, Walter and the loud girls have a meeting to discuss how are they going to get as rich as Amber. Rita and Lynn Sr. then warned the kids not to get obsessed with getting rich because it will turn them into something they're not, causing Lynn to tell her parents not to worry. Soon, Luna gets an idea and gathered everyone around to whisper her idea to them. Walter and Lisa then appears on Jeopardy with the other loud girls cheering for them. After a montage, Walter and Lisa lost because they were too overconfident. The act ends after the loud girls got themselves and Walter thrown out because they were fighting with the host before Walter saying that they need professional help.

### Act 2

The act begins with the gang talking to Clyde at his house. Clyde then tell the gang three easy steps to get rich: lotteries, gambling, and saving money. Walter then understands and decide to do all three with help from the loud girls, which made them more excited. The next day, Walter and Cookie walk to walk together as he told her his plan to get rich. Cookie then smile and told Walter how the lottery is very tricky, but she soon gets an idea and pull Walter's arm so they can rush toward The Muffinmans' Café. there Cookie told Mr. Muffinman her idea, and business starts booming in twenty minutes, much to Walter's pleasure. That night, Mr. Muffinman join Walter and his posse at the loud house to see if they won the lottery while Lincoln is told to go to sleep at Charles's doghouse. When no one won, they all groan before Walter ask Lori how much money she have saved with her sisters, which is twenty dollars. Rico then told everyone that a casino just opened up at the Royal woods mall, causing the loud girls to scream with joy before hugging Rico, causing him to growl. The next morning, Walter and the loud girls set off to the mall just in time to see it opened. They then began gambling while a song is sang by them and Lincoln. (Big stacks) After an hour of gambling, the girls got tired but Walter got crazy looks in his eyes as he keep gambling. Lynn then tries to convince Walter to stop, but Walter kept ignoring her until he gets fed up and growl at the loud girls and told them to stay away from his money. After Walter getting back to gambling, the loud girls became shock before walking out of the casino and soon concludes that Walter have been blinded by greed and they must get him back to his normal self. The act ends with Lori calling her parents to tell them that they've made a mistake in becoming obsessed in getting rich.

### Act 3

The act begins with the loud girls talking to Clyde about the problem. Clyde then told them that he forgot to warn them that getting money can corrupt a person's mind, causing the girls to glare at him with Lori sarcastically thanking him. Clyde then tell the girls to talk to Cristina about sabotaging casinos, which they did much to Cristina interest. She then tell the girls how her family almost wasted their lives over gambling because if it weren't for Katherine Mulligan, they would've lost everything to Flip. She then takes the loud girls to her room to give them step by step instructions on her whiteboard. Meanwhile, Rita and Lynn Sr are trying to convince Walter to stop gambling, but he refused and told his guards to take them away. However, the loud girls with determined faces came in and challenged Walter to a gambling match, which he agrees. After Rita asking the girls where's Lincoln and the viewers getting a glimpse of Lincoln playing videogames with a depressed expression, the match begins much to everyone's excitement. While gambling, Lori questioned Walter alias King Greedy, causing Walter to remind her their plan to get as rich as Amber Mulligan, causing Lori to get mad and chew Walter out for becoming obsessed with money, causing Walter to counterattack by saying that she and her sisters encouraged him and wants to be rich too. Soon a montage begins, which ends with Walter losing all of his money and dramatically starts crying until Lynn reminds him that he lives with them. Suddenly a group of police officers came and arrest Flip, who owns the casino. The next morning, Walter help the girls spend their money on toys to gives to children. The episode ends with Walter apologizing to the girls for turning into Harvey Tetherby before telling Lincoln bring more drinks, much to his dismay. The credits appears afterwards.

## Cast

* Walter Jenkins: Danny Jacobs
* Lori Loud: Catherine Tabers
* Luna Loud: Nika Futterman
* Lynn Loud: Jessica Diccicio
* Lincoln Loud: Tex Hammond
* Rita Loud: Jill Talley
* Lynn Loud Sr.: Brian Stephanek
* store clerk: Jill Talley
* Amber Mulligan: Betsy Sodaro
* Rico Emundo: Keith Ferguson
* Cristina Turner: Tara Strong
* Cookie Qt: Lara Miller
* Clyde Mcbride: Andre Robinson

Leni, Luan, Lucy, Lana, Lola, Lisa, Lily, Mr. Muffinman, Trixie, Officer Carl, some police officers, other gamblers and Flip don't have any lines in this episode

## Trivia

1. this is the second episode to not have a new score. The first being Chore of the rings
2. this is the penultimate episode of Season 2
3. Trixie is the only member of Walter's posse to not have any lines
4. this is the first episode where Mr. Muffinman appears with no lines
5. Lincoln gets mistreated again in this episode although more politely and innocently from the parents and Walter
6. Walter's crown is from the short Walter's birthday
7. this episode reveals that Walter wants to lives in a mansion once he marries Amber
8. the mansion in Walter's dream is the early version of the Jenkins mansion from The new Jenkins family
9. it also the same home from the 2005 version of Yours, Mine and Ours

## References

Kirby: Walter is dressed up as King Dedede from this franchise

Toy story franchise: some of the toys are characters from this film franchise from Pixar

Kenan and Kel: Orange soda from this 90s sitcom is seen at The Muffinmans' café

Richie Rich: Amber seems to have the movie DVD at her house

## Songs

Money: sung by Amber Mulligan

Big stacks: sung by Walter and the Louds