Well I'm trying to focus on my Leapin' Lemur character and get a series of comics going on about him. It's not certian since I have other things to do. Anyways, here are some episode ideas I've got and I want to know what you guys think about them
(WARNING: Contains satire humor, parodies, wacky violence, and a bunch of other stuff that we love about cartoons.)

Movin’ ‘N’ Groovin’ Out:
(A.K.A. the pilot episode)
It’s Leapin’ Lemur’s birthday, he’s now an adult and, according to ring-tailed tradition, he must move out of the home. Leapin’ finds new friends like Chillin’ Chameleon and Aye Caramba the Aye-Aye. He also learns valuable lessons… like why he should never drink coffee.

Lord of the Latte:
Chillin’ has created a recipe for the most delicious cup of coffee in the entire world; in fact it’s too delicious! What’s worse is that Starducks will do anything to get that recipe and rule the over the corporate coffee industry. Chillin’ trusts Leapin’ to go on an epic journey to destroy the recipe once and for all. (It’s times like these when Chillin’ wishes he had a paper shredder.)

Mad Banana Flu:
A horrible virus is spreading throughout all the fruits and vegetables in Madagascar! And while the Union of Plant Protection (U.P.P.) uses scare tactics to stop everyone from eating fruits and vegetables all together, Leapin’ (along with a less-than-thrilled Aye Caramba) go to the Chicarita Banana Company in order to get to the root to the problem.

A Whole Parking Lot of Trouble:
Caramba agrees to drop Leapin’ off at Fo-Dizzle Land, the most hip-hop-happenin’ place on Earth, in order to get him out of his sight for a while. But what the two didn’t plan on was getting lost in the amusement park’s gigantic parking lot.

Double Trouble Datin’:
Fossy the fossa and Fanny the Fanaloka are best friends and seniors at Carnivore High. But when they discover that their parents don’t have enough money to bribe their teachers, the two girls are forced to actually do their homework and must hunt down a lemur. When Leapin’ encounters Fossy and Fanny, he thinks that they want to go out on a date with him.

Well That's Just Super
Caramba puts super glue on Leapin''s door knob. But his prank backfires when Leapin''s convinced that the glue has toxic chemicals in it that gave him super hero powers. Now Leapin' is running around with a mask, cape, tights, and a door knob stuck to his hand.

Death Cell:
Caramba discovers a cell phone that causes anybody he calls to get smashed with a falling anvil. The disgruntled aye-aye decides to use the cell to get rid of all the stupid annoying people in the world. The sudden increase of falling anvils catches Leapin’’s interest and wants to crack the case… unfortunately, Leapin’ is absolutely horrible at solving mysteries.

Doubloon Buffoon:
Captain Blacktail and the crew of the S.S. Sea Monkey is well known lemur fable, so of course when Leapin’ finds the notorious pirate ship sailing among the canopies, he leaps at the chance of joining them in search of excitement, adventure, oh yeah and that treasure chest they’ve been looking for all these years.

There’s Something About Mary-Sues:
Leapin’ has a fangirl! Well, that’s not so surprising; he is rather adorable you know. However, this particular fangirl is convinced that Leapin’ is her soul mate; stalking him and begging him to be in his series and just being a total nuisance.

Vampbusters:
An outbreak of vampire attacks in Madagascar leads Leapin’, Chillin’, and Caramba to open a paranormal pest control business. They soon find out that not all vampires are bad and not all vampire slayers are good.

In the Laps of Luxury:
Markus and Micayla McMakesamillion are a millionaire couple who have rare, exotic, and fluffy animals, and insist that they add a ring-tailed lemur to their pet collection. At first Leapin’ is resistant, but soon finds that the life of a rich spoiled pet is a great one, but it’s everyone else who suffers from his change of mind.

The Lighter Side of the Dark Side:
Leapin’ finds himself with more energy and time than he knows what to do with. Chillin’ suggests that he go join a club. Leapin’ takes his advice, completely unaware that he actually joined the Evil Alliance of Eleven, and he’s the eleventh and final member.

Cannon Couple:
After Pam Vire the vampire bat saves Leapin’ from Fossy and Fanny, a leapam shipper assumes that the two are officially lovers and tries to force them to date for her own pleasure.

Leap for the Stars:
The Leapolympics is just around the corner, and Leapin’ thinks it would be fun to join. But Caramba is more concern with winning first place and becomes Leapin’’s coach and works the poor lemur halfway dead. The stress gets to Leapin’ and causes him to sleep-leap, which strangely enough he’s a lot better at than when he’s awake and leaping. Caramba continues to pack on the pressure, hoping Leapin’ will sleep-leap at the Leapolympics and guarantee their victory. (You just know this is all going to blow up in his face.)

Rip Off:
A new obnoxious sidekick on the set is the least of Leapin’’s worries as soon as he discovers a character named Jumpin’ Jack who claims to be better than him… even though he’s just a screencap of Leapin’ that’s been badly drawn over in MS Paint.

Two Nations Under Leapin’:
June 26th is Independence Day for Madagascar, but uproar over who the real founders are bursts out. As a result, the island has been divided into to parts: French Madagascar and Portuguese Madagascar. Leapin’ is stuck in the middle, trying to unite the island once more.

Down the Hatch:
Leapin’ gets swallowed whole by a python named Monty. With only a week before he gets digested, Leapin’ spends the last moments of his life accomplishing all of his dreams… while still stuck inside the snake’s belly, much to Monty’s dismay.

And since a series isn’t a series without a few holiday specials, no matter how incredibly cliché they are...

Leapin’ Lemur’s Incredibly Clichéd Halloween Special:
Halloween means candy and costumes for Leapin’, but for Pam it’s a sacred holiday, for it’s the only time of year the portal between the living realm and the undead realm is opened and she can see her family on the other side. However, Caramba’s lack of holiday spirit is quickly spreading and could ruin Halloween as we know it.

Leapin’ Lemur’s Incredibly Clichéd Christmas Special:
Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer has let his fame go to his head, causing his nose to blow out. Now, only a kind-hearted soul with abundant Christmas spirit all year long can posses the glowing red nose and guide Santa’s sleigh… yup, it’s Leapin’ to the rescue. But between a vengeful reindeer, being away from friends and family, the hardships of hoof camp, the freezing cold arctic conditions, and Starducks trying to buy Christmas from Santa, can Leapin’ keep up his holiday cheer?