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From Nickelodeon animation in Burbank, California,

this is the Nickelodeon animation podcast.

Hello animation lovers, I'm Hector Navarro. Welcome to the podcast.

We are very excited this week because this is our season 2 finale.

That's 40 interviews with the truly brilliant people behind some of our favorite animated characters and shows.

To celebrate, we're going to do something a little different.

By now, you can probably tell that I'm not in our usual recording studio at Nick.

I am in fact in the beautiful lobby of the brand new

Nickelodeon animation building. To the left of me beeping and making mechanical

sounds is a Rube Goldberg machine encapsulated in a giant steel head statue.

Just outside is a wood carving of Stimson J-Cat sitting in a Zen garden.

Behind me is a Florida ceiling Nick logo, complete with those little round light bulbs you'd expect

to see in a 1940s movie marquee and to my right are three elevator doors.

If you take one of those elevators up to the second floor, you'd find yourself among the talented and creative people that make the hit Nickelodeon animated series

The Loud House. And that's exactly what we're going to do, because this week we're doing a deep dive into what it takes to write The Loud House.

So let's go find out what it's like, behind the scenes in the Loud House Writers Room. Going up,

7 floor.

Now before we met the writers,

we wanted to learn a little about the people at the helm.

So we talked to Chris Savino.

I am Chris Savino. I am the creator and executive producer of the Loud House.

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