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| “ | Hey, Chatty Cathy, BACK TO WORK! | „ |
| ~ Flip ordering Lisa to get back back to work in "Butterfly Effect". |
Phillip "Flip" Phillipini is a recurring character and occasional antagonist of the Nickelodeon animated series The Loud House. He is the owner of Flip's Food and Fuel and has played a villainous role in some episodes.
He was voiced by John DiMaggio. In the live-action series, he is portrayed by Kevin Chamberlin.
Biography[]
Flip appears to be a smug opportunist and a swindler, as seen in "Come Sale Away", where he manages to cheat each Loud sibling by giving them "Lily's blanket" in exchange for their garage sale money.
In "Out on a Limo", Lincoln states that he never gives him free smoothies, which means that Flip is stingy.
In "Intern for the Worse", he comes between Lana friendship, by making them compete for higher ranking staff positions at his store, much to his advantage.
Flip is also a very repulsive man, as seen in "Intern for the Worse" where he sells expired milk, and uses the melted cheese machine to put his dirty clothes, mostly his socks. He also falsifies lottery tickets with a black marker. The oil he uses in his store was actually hot dog grease. His disgusting behavior is shown again in "Roadie to Nowhere", where he has so much gunk on his teeth which Rita tries to remove. He also has a false tooth made out of beef jerky.
He cares a lot for his profits, but has no regard for safety or lives of his customers, because in "Washed Up" he let Louds hire a broken boat from him. He blamed them for ruining it, despite it was his own fault. In addition, in "Snow Way Out", he would have abandoned the Loud children and Hops if not given the tickets, despite them being in danger of developing hypothermia and accidentally caused them to get snowed in again.
Flip portrays as the narrator in "The Loudest Thanksgiving", where he tells viewers about how the Loud family and Casagrande family met for the first time so they can spend Thanksgiving together. In a rare show of compassion, Flip is the one who suggests that the Louds and Casagrandes alternate hosting duties for Thanksgiving dinner each year. Flip is also an opportunist, as seen in "Last Loud on Earth" he used the storm as a distraction to steal some burgers from Burpin' Burger.
In the episode "A Flipmas Carol", it was revealed that, during his middle school years, Flip had a crush on his schoolmate Tammy Gobblesworth and wanted to dance with her at the school's Christmas dance. However, he was denied entry to the dance because he did not have a ticket. He was then tricked by Scoots into buying a false ticket, and after seeing Tammy dancing with another boy, Flip swore he would not be tricked again, which is what turned him into the swindler he is now. (Flip would eventually reunite with Tammy and go on a date with her in the next season's "Flip This Flip".)
Appearance[]
Flip is an old man of short stature. He has gray hair, and a bald spot on his head. He has a gray mustache, and eyebrows as well. He wears a white t-shirt, brown pants, and black shoes. In Season 1, he had white eyebrows, but starting with Season 2, his eyebrows are gray.
In "Intern for the Worse", he wears a red button up shirt, rather than his usual white shirt.
In every appearance afterwards, it looks like he goes back to a shirt that resembles the one he had in the first season, but it's red instead of white.
Villainous Acts[]
Episodes[]
- "Intern for the Worse": He takes advantage of Lincoln and Clyde by tricking them compete each other over an unlimited Flippee cup in order to destroy their friendship.
- "Snow Way Out": Flip demands the Loud kids to give him the winning wrapper for a price so he can get them out. When Lana refuses it, he abandons the Loud kids by backing his truck into the restaurant to make them get snowed in at Burpin' Burger again. At the end, Flip finally gets the winning wrapper which Lana gave him and takes the Loud kids home.
- "Last Loud on Earth": Flip steals some burgers from Burpin' Burger which he used the storm as a distraction.
- "House Flip": Flip learns that the Loud kids are hiding him at their house to prevent their parents from finding out they crashed Vanzilla by an accident. He schemes to take advantage of the Loud kids' generosity by making them get punished by their parents.
- "A Flipmas Carol": Flip schemes to cheat and take advantage of Mr. Grouse, Cheryl, Meryl and the McBrides on a last-minute holiday sale at his store. He also forces Lynn to work for him on Christmas to pay off his bathroom door she broke.
- "Runaway McBride": Flip plans to destroy the McBride house with a wrecking ball which Howard and Harold called him for that, but Clyde quickly turns it off. After the McBrides make up, he turns the wrecking ball back on and destroys the wall.
- "Present Danger": Flip is seen attempting to steal the plush toy from the claw machine at Gus' Games and Grub. Lincoln as David Steele plays cards with Flip, Chandler, and Scoots to find out who stole his birthday presents. He only steal the nacho cheese from Gus' Games and Grub.
- "Sofa, So Good": He steals the Louds' couch from the dump by using it for romantic couch ride with Scoots and Tyler as his customers.
- "Prize Fighter": He steals coins from the fountain at the mall.
- "You Auto Know Better": Flip becomes Lana's mentor after she creates her own auto-body shop to make money for a new bike. He tampers the Mr. Fox's van by removing the spark plugs and replacing it with beef jerky as Lana's suggestion. However, things get worse when he scams Rodney, Scoots, Cheryl and Meryl, which results in Flip being chased by an angry mob.
- "One in a Million": Flip scams Lincoln, Clyde and Chandler by moving all the merchandise and calling "restocking day".
- "Steeling Thunder": He and Nacho played as bad guys in Lincoln and Clyde's David Steele film Steeling Thunder.
- "Weather or Not": Flip and Nacho scheming to get Patchy Drizzle fired and hires him to work at Flip's Food & Fuel so he can take over the weather news.
- "Hamalot": While playing as Sir Loin, he and his minions (played by Kotaro the McBride fathers) schemes to obtain the Tenderizer and the gem. He and his minions also attempts to defeat Spare Rib, Pork Ranger and Dumbleboar (played by Lincoln, Shelby and Lance) by preventing them from getting the Shoulder Blade.
- "Gags to Riches": Flip shoots Mr. Grouse with his bow to put him fall unconscious and steals the check from Mayor Davis.
Movies[]
- The Loud House Movie: Flip despises the people singing or having pity parties in his property. He kicks Lincoln out while he sulking over his sisters being more successful than him.
- A Loud House Christmas Movie: Naughty or Nice: After Lincoln accidentally reverses the Naughty and Nice lists around the world, Flip owns all the businesses in Royal Woods and attempts to get control over Lynn's Table by chasing people. When a Christmas magic reverts the changes, he gives up own Lynn's Table and decides to work at his own Food & Fuel again.
Quotes[]
| “ | As an extra incentive, whoever's doing the best job is gonna get promoted to manager! I'll be in the back. But, Flip's eyes and ears are everywhere! | „ |
| ~ Flip giving Lincoln and Clyde an extra incentive in "Intern for the Worse". |
| “ | Stuck, are ya? I can help you out...for a price. Let's say, uh, I don't know...one winning wrapper? | „ |
| ~ Flip scamming the Loud kids by demanding them to hand him the winning wrapper for a price in "Snow Way Out". |
| “ | Oh yeah! Free burgers! They might be cold, but Flip ain't complainin' | „ |
| ~ Flip stealing burgers from Burpin' Burger in "Last Loud on Earth". |
| “ | Oh, so that's their game. | „ |
| ~ Flip scheming to take advantage of the Loud kids by getting them into trouble with their parents in "House Flip". |
| “ | All right, Flippy boy, it's Christmas Eve. Time to take advantage of all these last-minute holiday shoppers. Cha-ching! | „ |
| ~ Flip scheming to scam his customers in "A Flipmas Carol". |
| “ | Break down the wall? You got it, chief. | „ |
| ~ Flip planning to destroy the McBride house with a wrecking ball in "Runaway McBride". |
| “ | Flip: Ain't it obvious? I'm given' romantic couch rides around Royal Woods. I put the love in loveseat. Lincoln: Flip, we need our couch back, now. Flip: Uh-uh. I'm not giving up this new business opportunity, I even made hearts out of sausages. It goes down as the heart comes out as a fart. Hit it, Nacho! |
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| ~ Flip stealing the Louds' couch in "Sofa, So Good". |
| “ | Eh, that'll be fifty for parts, fifty for repairs, fifty for the cold compress, fifty for the calamine lotion, and... (Flip grins evilly) Fifty for our bee fee. | „ |
| ~ Flip scamming Rodney. |
| “ | Listen kid, I've been doing this since before you were born. You just worry about the fixie stuff and I'll handle the rest. Now get to it! | „ |
| ~ Flip demanding Lana to scam Scoots. |
| “ | I thought we were partners! I showed you how to fleece that clown-haired guy, cheat that scooter gal, and lie to those twinsies! And this is how you repay me? | „ |
| ~ Flip berating Lana for abandoning him. |
| “ | Hey Nacho, forget about the Food 'N Forekast. I think I have a way for us to make even more money (Flip and Nacho laughs evilly). | „ |
| ~ Flip and Nacho scheming to get Patchy Drizzle fired in "Weather or Not". |
| “ | I got him right in the caboose! I'll take those fifty G's now. | „ |
| ~ Flip shooting Mr. Grouse with his bow and stealing the check from Mayor Davis in "Gags to Riches". |
Trivia[]
- The fact that he cuts corners, tampers with the expiration dates, and has unsanitary conditions with the food he sells, is similar to Apu from The Simpsons.
- The fact that the slushies he sells have their own name, are similar to the Squishees, that Apu sells at the Kwik-E-Mart.
- He received a slight redesign in Season 2, with the main one being a different mustache design.
External Links[]
- Flip at the Protagonists Wiki
- Flip at the Heroes Wiki
- Flip at the The Loud House Wiki
- Flip at the Paramount Wiki
- Flip at the Nickelodeon Wiki
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