The Diaz family include: phone and fashion obsessed Rachel, athletic and ditzy Georgie, guitarist Ethan, twins Lewie and Beast, and the sinister Daphne. While they often tend to do their own things the ten of them will work together to help Lincoln, whether he wants it or not. The ten sisters of the Loud house are: bossy and phone obsessed Lori, fashion loving ditz Leni, rocker chick Luna, prankster Luan, athletic Lynn, gothic Lucy, pretty princess Lola, her gross mud-loving twin Lana, scientific genius Lisa, and baby Lily. The next part will focus on the siblings of each family. Finally, unlike Stuck in the Middle, the emotions do feel genuine. Plus, while he can be a little manipulative too, he usually tries to make his sisters happy in the process, and he also knows when he goes too far. Lincoln will complain about his sisters from time to time but in the end, he loves them a lot. Plus, the emotions on the show really feel forced. Not to mention that she gets pretty manipulative at times. But what hurts it is that she only seems to mind them when they are doing something for her. Harley is always complaining about them and the problems of being in a big family. The final reason is the relationship with their family. This can hurt a character because unless said person is a critic nobody wants to listen to somebody complain about everything. Harley seems to complain about everything that goes wrong. Even if things donвЂ™t work out for him, he still manages to see the positive side of the situation. They next reason is how they handle the situations. Also, Lincoln feels like a normal kid, even if he can be a little odd at times. While LincolnвЂ™s problems can usually fit with any kid whether they are an outnumbered middle sibling or not. The huge family idea is gimmicky enough and putting too many gimmicks onto the main character makes it tough for the audience to relate to said character. And the fact that sheвЂ™s also an inventor makes things worse. All of HarleyвЂ™s problems tend to revolve around her being a middle child, and itвЂ™s done in a way that you canвЂ™t understand unless youвЂ™re a middle child yourself.

This first is that I find him more identifiable and relatable. IвЂ™m giving this round to Lincoln for numerous reasons. While she may get annoyed by her siblings at times, she does appreciate them. SheвЂ™s an engineering prodigy whoвЂ™s always working on new inventions. Harley Diaz is the middle child and the responsible one of the family. But when push comes to shove he always comes through for them just like they come through for him. When heвЂ™s not reading comics in his underwear heвЂ™s making his way through the chaos that is his sisters. Lincoln isnвЂ™t just the middle child heвЂ™s the only boy in a family of girls.

What IвЂ™m going to see if that attention is deserved, or could we be overlooking a hidden gem.ДЇirst up IвЂ™ll be comparing the two showsвЂ™ plan making, fourth wall breaking middle kids. Despite the reputations of Disney and Nickelodeon, the Loud House seems to be getting more attention. And they also have had similar plots: like trying to get the best seat in the car, and trying to get the family out the door for something. But I also discovered a Disney kidcom called Stuck in the Middle, which also uses the idea about a middle child in a big family. All I can say now is that itвЂ™s as good as I expected it to be. As of late, I have shown a lot of interest in NickelodeonвЂ™s newest cartoon The Loud House.

Harley stuck in the middle