Клайд Макбрайд/Стосунки

This page describes all of **Clyde McBride's** relationships with his family and friends.

## His family

### Howard and Harold

Clyde loves his parents. They’re very overprotective of Clyde, since he’s their only child. They tuck him in every night, are very attentive towards him and always help him with school projects. As seen in "Roughin' It", they will not let Clyde out of their supervision unless he’s at school or with Lincoln.

In "A Tale of Two Tables", Clyde helps his dads with the taxes.

In "Hand-Me-Downer", Clyde borrows his dads' tandem bike, earning him the nickname "Two-Seats McBride".

Clyde isn’t embarrassed of his dads' helicopter-parent tendencies. He seems to like it, even when they treat him like a baby (for example, Howard always spoon-feeds Clyde his food at dinner). It’s revealed in "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru" that Clyde hugs his dads very often, despite how it might seem unmanly to guys like Lincoln.

In "11 Louds a Leapin'", Clyde and his dads sing to Mr. Grouse together, along with the Loud family.

In "Baby Steps", Clyde mistakenly thinks his dads are adopting another baby when he hears them talking about "adopting another one" and sees them covering the electrical outlets and preparing baby clothes. It turns out that they're actually adopting another *cat*.

In "Kick the Bucket List", Clyde's dads take him to Hawaii and Howard prevents a distracted Clyde from going overboard.

In "ARGGH! You for Real?", Clyde's dads are concerned when he stops believing in his superstitions.

In "Tricked!", it's revealed that Clyde's dads only allow him one piece of candy a day.

In "Snow Way Down" after a whole day of his dads being overprotective on their winter vacation, Lincoln points this out to Clyde and asks his dads to let go a little, and was irritated when they couldn't even though they said they would. He then planned to ride down the Ramp of Insanity, but backed out after realizing how dangerous it was. When his dads and Lincoln tell him they went to the ramp to stop him, but got stuck, Clyde rescues them using a grappling hook to climb up to them, his sled to ride down the ramp and a parachute to land safely. This experience allowed his dads to see how their son is capable of handling himself and promise not to be so overprotective.

In "Game Boys", it's revealed that Clyde's dads deprive him of meat on Mondays, wheat on Wednesdays, and screens on Sundays.

In "Rocket Men", when Clyde wants to go to Space Cadets Experience, a one-week event taking place at a space camp, his dads are at first hesitant due to fear that Clyde will not be able to take care of himself for a whole week. However, when they see how excited the boys are, they agree to let them go.

In "Last Loud on Earth", Clyde's dads and Lynn Sr. go to look for Lincoln and Clyde when they seemingly go missing, after a storm warning. But because he thinks they're zombies, he attacks them. When he mentions the Burpin' Burger, he responds he didn't visit.

In "No Bus No Fuss", Clyde's dads make him and his friends wear helmets and pillows on their torsos when they drive them to school. They also drive very slowly.

In "Rumor Has It", Clyde's dads make him wear an inflatable shirt.

In Living Loud: Summer School, Clyde notes that his dads would get nervous if he stayed up too late on his hypothetical date with Lori.

In "Live Life Loud!", Clyde's dads give him a winter jacket, swimsuit, map, and a week's supply of grilled cheese sandwiches when he goes into his backyard to camp with Lincoln. It's also mentioned that Howard cried when the boys beat one of their video games.

In "There Will Be More Chaos", Clyde helps his dads get the cats into their cat cages, but it's also revealed that he scratched Harold before his last dental appointment. Later, Clyde's dads try to tire him out so that he won't want to watch a movie with them that he's too young for, but they only managed to tire themselves out.

### Cleopawtra

Clyde apparently sees his beloved pet cat Cleopawtra as a sibling. She is easily angered, and can get dangerous around Clyde, which is why he has a time-out crate for her.

In "April Fools Rules", Clyde gives Cleopawtra a timeout.

In "Baby Steps", she fights with him and Nepurrtiti for cat treats.

In "Game Boys", he worries that his talking to her and Nepurrtiti is a sign of insanity.

In "Exchange of Heart", Clyde doesn't want to get his dads another pet for fear of Cleopawtra (and Nepurrtiti) killing it. He then gives both cats some cat treats, wants to look after them to bail out of a picnic, feeds Cleopawtra some pickles, and has a pillow fight with her. She later smiles at him.

In "Flying Solo", Clyde vents to Cleopawtra and Nepurrtiti about how upset he is over Lincoln getting the solo in glee club.

In "Clyde and His Dads", he comes up with ways to get Cleopawtra, along with Nepurrtiti, into a cat cage.

In "There Will Be More Chaos", Clyde also helps to get the cats to the vet.

### Nepurrtiti

Nepurrtiti is Clyde's other cat, who he also loves a lot.

In "Baby Steps", he overhears his dads discussing Nepurrtiti's adoption and thinks they're adopting a baby instead. He’s initially disappointed that there’s no baby, but when he meets Nepurrtiti, he thinks she is perfect. She snuggles him and fights him for cat treats.

In "Game Boys", Clyde worries he’s going insane because he talks to her and Cleopawtra.

In "Exchange of Heart", Clyde doesn’t want to get his dads another pet because he’s afraid Nepurrtiti (and Cleopawtra) would kill it. He also feeds both cats cat treats, wants to look after them to bail out of a picnic and accidentally throws Nepurrtiti against the wall during a pillow fight.

In "Flying Solo", Clyde vents to Cleopawtra and Nepurrtiti about how upset he’s over Lincoln getting the solo in glee club.

In "Clyde and His Dads", Clyde comes up with a plan to get both cats to the vet and dentist. He also tries to catch Nepurrtiti but she scratches him.

In "There Will Be More Chaos", Clyde also helps to get the cats to the vet, although he’s the one who ends up needing to go to the dentist.

### Gayle

Clyde loves his Nana Gayle and enjoys cooking from her recipes.

In "Along Came a Sister", he gives the Louds (who he believes to be grieving Frances the spider) some food based on one of Gayle's recipes.

In "Resident Upheaval", he becomes determined to get her into the nursing home, even to the point of antagonising his best friend Lincoln because of it.

In one of the Lincoln Vlogs, Clyde uses Gayle's recipe to make Lynn's cupcake.

## Loud family

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## Other friends

### Bobby

Due to his obsessive crush on Lori, Clyde despises her boyfriend, Bobby. In "Two Boys and a Baby", Clyde's above-mentioned story ends with Bobby getting eaten by a monster and in "Attention Deficit", Clyde mentions that on his volcano project, Bobby is inside the volcano boiling in hot lava. In "Save the Date", he repeatedly tries to humiliate Bobby to no avail.

Bobby doesn’t feel the same way towards Clyde, as seen in "For Bros About to Rock" and "A Fair to Remember". In these episodes, Bobby is very nice to him and also calls him "bro". At the end of the latter episode, Clyde performs a friendly handshake with Bobby and doesn’t act angrily around him (perhaps because he already fulfilled his dream of going on a date with Lori). This means that they might be on good terms.

However, in "11 Louds a Leapin'", Clyde hoped that Bobby got caught in Mr. Grouse's yard, and taken into his house forever. So, he likely still despises him.

In "Cheater by the Dozen", Clyde thinks that Bobby is cheating on Lori and he was very angry with him.

In "Jeers for Fears", Bobby helps him and Lincoln not be so scared about the House of Terror by showing them that all the effects are made of practical items, and all the monsters that pop out are just people in costumes. This backfires when the owner fired the staff to make revisions, making the house even more scarier than it originally was.

In Living Loud: Surprise Party, Clyde helps Bobby, Ronnie Anne and the Loud siblings prepare for Lori's birthday party.

Due to Chloe replacing Lori as Clyde's crush, it’s possible that Clyde doesn’t hate Bobby anymore.

### Haiku

In "Dance, Dance Resolution", Clyde covers for Lincoln by dancing with one of his four dates: Haiku, a friend of Lucy. Clyde admits to Haiku that he’s smitten with "an older woman," Lori. Haiku explains to him that she’s also hoping to enter an impossible relationship with a 200-year-old vampire boy. They smile and have a conversation about unrequited love. Haiku tells Lincoln later in the episode that she enjoys Clyde, because they "share the same pain". She and Clyde share a slow dance together at the end, all while looking at photos of their respective crushes.

In "Out of the Picture", Haiku agreed to let Clyde and Lincoln pretend to be members of the Morticians Club to get their group photo taken.

In "Friendzy", Clyde and Haiku met again. She seemed disappointed that he doesn't remember her.

### Penelope

In "Shell Shock", Clyde is partnered with Penelope to take care of an egg for the week. The two have a good relationship with each other, as they’re both willing to work together and quickly get along well in taking care of their egg, which they name "Calliope".

### Ronnie Anne

Clyde and Ronnie Anne don't have many interactions, but they seem to get along fine once Ronnie Anne stopped bullying Lincoln.

In "Heavy Meddle", Clyde seems intimidated by Ronnie Anne and worries that she’ll do something very bad to Lincoln.

In "Shell Shock", after Lincoln makes up an excuse to sit with Lisa, she sits at the edge of a table with Clyde and Penelope, and seems them feeding her egg, she then rolls her eyes at them for unknown reasons.

In "Back Out There", Clyde talks to Ronnie Anne on Lincoln's cellphone by telling her to let Lincoln have some alone time, since he and his friends always see him hanging out at her old house. However, Ronnie Anne explains that the reason why Lincoln hangs out at her former house is because she shipped a package there and Lincoln's been waiting for it to arrive.

In Living Loud: Surprise Party, Clyde assists Ronnie Anne, along with Bobby and the Loud kids, in preparing for Lori's birthday party.

In an installment of Lincoln & Ronnie Anne's VLOG, he talks about food with her and Lincoln.

In "The Case of the Stolen Drawers", they go to a convention at the retirement home, along with Lincoln, Rosa and Sergio.

### Tiago

In Exchange of Heart, Tiago meets Clyde for an exchange of students. Initially, Clyde uses Tiago as an excuse to distract his fathers, but then begins to appreciate him as a friend in the end.

### Emma

In Brave the Last Dance, Emma is Clyde's second former crush. Initially, she was one of his co-workers in the Valentine's Day Dance planning committee, and wanted to invite her to the Valentine's dance. With the help of his friends, he’s convinced that Emma is in love with him and decides to invite her to the famous dance, but then he discovers to his dismay that she wants to be only his friend. Despite the initial and bitter disappointment of the letdown, Clyde ultimately decided to forgive Emma and accept her as her friend, thanks to the meeting with Chloe, who confessed to trying something for him.

### Chloe

After Emma rejected Clyde asking to be only as his friend, Clyde meets Chloe who confesses that she appreciates him very much. Clyde is flattered by that confession and he discovers to try something for her. So Clyde decides to invite Chloe to dance with him and she happily accepts. So the two dance together at the Valentine's Day dance.

### Rusty

Rusty is good friends with Clyde.

In "Hand-Me-Downer", Clyde gets to know Rusty and joins his bike gang.

In "Back Out There", he and Rusty work together with Zach and Liam to help Lincoln overcome what they believed to be post-breakup blues (PBB).

In "Pasture Bedtime", Clyde goes to Girl Jordan and Liam's parties with Rusty, along with Lincoln and Zach.

In "Brave the Last Dance", to conquer Emma and find out if she likes Clyde, Rusty advises Clyde to put on a particular cologne, saying that, according to his older cousin, some girls like perfumed boys. That way, if Emma likes and comments on his cologne, it means that she likes Clyde.

In "Kernel of Truth", they investigate missing popcorn and form a news crew, along with Lincoln, Zach, Liam and Stella.

In "Grub Snub", the two eat lunch together, along with Lincoln, Liam, Stella and Zach.

### Zach

Zach and Clyde are friends.

In "Back Out There", Clyde and Zach (along with Liam and Rusty) work together to help Lincoln "get over his breakup" with Ronnie Anne.

In "Pasture Bedtime", Zach and Clyde go to Liam's party together, along with Rusty and Lincoln.

In "Antiqued Off", Clyde shows Zach antiquing and they bond over their shared interest.

In "Kernel of Truth", they investigate missing popcorn and form a news crew, along with Lincoln, Rusty, Liam and Stella.

In "Saved by the Spell", Clyde reluctantly helps Zach attempt to hypnotise Lincoln.

In "Grub Snub", the two eat lunch together, along with Lincoln, Liam, Stella and Rusty.

### Liam

Clyde is also good friends with Liam.

In "Back Out There", Clyde works with Liam (along with Rusty and Zach) to help Lincoln get over his supposed post-breakup blues.

In "Pasture Bedtime", Clyde goes to Liam's slumber party.

In "Brave the Last Dance", to conquer Emma and find out if she likes Clyde, Liam advises Clyde to save the seat next to him for Emma. That way, if Emma wants to take him right next to Clyde, it means she likes Clyde.

In "Kernel of Truth", they investigate missing popcorn and form a news crew along with Lincoln, Zach, Rusty and Stella.

In "Grub Snub", the two eat lunch together, along with Lincoln, Rusty, Stella and Zach.

### Stella

In "Be Stella My Heart", Stella asked Clyde to play Dance Dance Revolution.

In "Predict Ability", when Lincoln picked Stella as his school assignment partner, Clyde grew jealous.

In "Brave the Last Dance", when Clyde is too nervous to ask Emma to the dance and wishes he could see the future, Stella does a tea leaf reading for him.

In the comic "The Struggle is Real", during the story "Business Cents", Lincoln, Stella and Clyde were assigned to make a school project. They cooperated well. Initially, they designed "Keepsake companions", plush toys and cups with photos of family members. However, Lincoln's pets destroyed them, so Stella turned their destroyed project into pet-proof toys. The project was a success.

In "Tough Cookies" Stella agreed to help Clyde and Lincoln in baking cookies. Stella was eager to work, but she was rolling mixed ingredients too aggressively so Clyde corrected her, but she was annoyed by this. Later she tried to accelerate production by using treadmill, but it got ruined, so she left to finish her history project. Later Clyde offered Stella some cookies as an apology but she said there’s no need.

In "Kernel of Truth", they investigate missing popcorn and form a news crew, along with Lincoln, Zach, Liam and Rusty.

In "Grub Snub", the two eat lunch together, along with Lincoln, Liam, Rusty and Zach.

In "The Struggle is Real", they try to design stuffed toys for an assignment together, along with Lincoln.

### Dr. Lopez

In "Brawl in the Family", Clyde passes Dr. Lopez's advice onto Lincoln.

In "Making the Grade", Clyde calls Dr. Lopez after having to sit apart from Lincoln.

In "Back Out There", Clyde reads about post-breakup blues from the pamphlets in Dr. Lopez's waiting room.

In "ARGGH! You for Real?", it's revealed that Dr. Lopez has been Clyde’s therapist ever since he was two-years-old.

In "Game Boys", it's revealed that Clyde's sessions with Dr. Lopez take place on Thursdays.

In "Tea Tale Heart", Clyde has a therapy session with Dr. Lopez.