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| “ | Jeff: Spies! Carly: And your son is right. We work for Suspense. Ryan: Secret Underground Society of Peach Entrepreneurs Nixing Sour Exports. Jeff: And it's too late to stop us, now! |
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| ~ The Miller Family revealing their true colors. |
Jeff, Carly, and Ryan Miller, collectively known as The Miller Family, are the main antagonists of The Loud House episode "Family Bonding". They are a seemingly normal family that moved next door to the Louds, later revealed to be spies working for Suspense. They are also Lincoln's archenemies.
Jeff was voiced by John DiMaggio, who also voiced Bender in Futurama, Dr. Drakken in Kim Possible, Joker in Batman: Under the Red Hood, Nitro Zeus in Transformers: The Last Knight, Jekhide in Mia and the Migoo, Hannibal McFist in Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja, Lobo in Justice League: Action, Brother Blood in Teen Titans, Arthur in Ralph Breaks the Internet, and General Grievous in Star Wars: Clone Wars. Carly was voiced by Annie Sertich while Ryan was voiced by Pierce Gagnon.
Appearance[]
Jeff has light skin, a long pointy nose (similar to Lynn Sr.'s), long brown hair and thick, brown eyebrows. He wears a light blue long sleeve collar shirt, with white pants, black belt, and light brown shoes.
Carly has light tan skin, a small pointy nose, two pairs of eyelashes with three on each eye, long blonde hair in the form of ponytail, pink earrings, and orange lipstick. She wears a white sleeve shirt, with blue jeans, and red high heeled shoes.
Ryan has light tan skin, blonde hair in the form of a pompadour and glasses. He wears a short sleeve white shirt, with brown pants and black belt, and dark grey sneakers. Ryan also have the same body type and age as Lincoln.
All three of them have an orange sweater tied around their shoulders.
Personality[]
At first, Jeff, Carly, and Ryan show to be a normal happy family being nice and friendly. However, the Millers were only pretending as they were revealed to actually be evil and willing to make Georgia peaches the best in the world, working for S.U.S.P.E.N.S.E., no matter what.
Biography[]
The Millers were sent by an organization called S.U.S.P.E.N.S.E. (Secret Underground Society of Peach Entrepreneurs Nixing Sour Exports) to begin a plot to dispose of the world's cherries, starting with Royal Woods. They moved into a house next door to The Loud Family. However, Lincoln and Clyde became suspicious of them, as they discovers the Millers were putting together a giant machine in their attic. Lincoln tries to warn his family, but they refuse to believe him since he and Clyde have always had a habit of accusing the new neighbors whenever they move into Royal Woods, and their suspicions always end up being wrong causing Lincoln to take matters into his own hands so he can prove to them that he is telling the truth this time.
For the next few days, Lincoln and Clyde proceed to spy on the Millers. While spying on Jeff, they see him meeting up with a woman in a trench coat at a library to obtain a book on how to grow Georgia peaches. While spying on Carly, they see her getting mad at Flip when he tries suggesting to her if she wants the highly-preferred cherry-flavored Flippee instead of a peach-flavored one. While spying on Ryan after the put a microphone in his slice of pizza, they overhear a conversation between him and Lynn Loud, where he says he'll be busy doing other things, including taking out the trash (where Lincoln and Clyde point out that trash night isn't tonight). After obtaining enough evidence, Lincoln and Clyde realize who the Millers work for and what their goal is (to destroy the world's cherries). When Clyde questions how they can stop them, Lincoln says he says he knows a way.
During a welcome barbecue party, Lincoln attempts to use that distraction to sneak into their house and find the machine that is set to destroy the cherries. However, he is caught in their home because of Lola (who probably had her suspicions about this entire BBQ welcome party thing) finding out about his infiltration from Clyde, and tattling to everyone via megaphone. When he told them everything he and Clyde found out, the Millers played dumb as they cover up their motive by stating that they work for a weather organization. Rita apologizes to the Millers and assures them they will be having a long talk with Lincoln about respecting other peoples boundaries. As the family prepares to leave with Rita and Lynn Sr. prepared to ground Lincoln for causing so much trouble for the Millers, Clyde calls up Lincoln to ask if the mission was a success, but Lincoln declines and declares the mission a failure. When Lincoln tosses his walkie-talkie, he unknowingly hits a button on the weather console that reveals a secret room with a machine ready to destroy all the cherries in 20 seconds.
Ryan, Jeff and Carly evilly admitting that they're spies.
Rita, Lynn Sr. and the Loud Sisters gasp in horror as the Millers evilly admit they're actually a family of spies working for S.U.S.P.E.N.S.E. (meaning that Lincoln and Clyde were actually telling the truth the entire time). Lincoln was able to beat the Millers and deactivate their machine before it could begin destroying the world's cherries. The Millers proclaim that they won't rest until they make Georgia peaches the popular fruit of the world, and before the Louds can arrange for them to be handed over to the authorities, Ryan uses a peach-shaped smoke bomb to make their getaway. Rita and Lynn Sr. apologize to Lincoln for not believing him.
Later that day, news reporter Katherine Mulligan states that authorities are currently on the lookout for the Millers, and congratulates Lincoln and Clyde for foiling the evil spies' attempt to destroy the world's cherries.
Trivia[]
- The Millers are some of the rare characters in The Loud House to be actual villains/pose as a threat to the heroes, as their plan on destroying the world's cherries would have most likely thrown the balance of the Earth's ecosystem off.
- Lori is the only Loud to not meet The Millers, due to her attending at Fairway University.
- It's unknown if they or anyone from S.U.S.P.E.N.S.E. would return in future episodes to get revenge on Lincoln for stopping their mission.
- Because they are spies, it's unknown if "Miller" is their real surname or if they are an actual family.
- The Millers are most likely a reference to the Klopeks, the main antagonist family of the 1989 black comedy film, The Burbs. However, whereas the Millers were spies, the Klopeks are murderers.
- Jeff bears a striking resemblance to Lynn Sr.
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