#episode idea

[firecurls-27]

Sega you cowards bring back boom so my boys can join-

(2 versions bc Espio gets a cool fit)

[eldritchkennysnum1enjoyer]

WAIT Y'ALL

IF FOOD STAMPS HAVE BEEN SHUT DOWN, DO U THINK THEY'LL MAKE AN EPISODE ON THIS AND IT'LL POSSIBLY BE A MCCORMICK EPISODE???

CAUSE THEY HAVE TO BE RUNNING ON FOOD STAMPS CORRECT?

[mkarchin713]

Phineas and Ferb episode idea.

Plot A: Candace has to do the egg baby assignment. She is nervous as she has trauma from the “Perry Laid an Egg/Mom-Suit” incident along with fearing her brothers will try to “help” her. Candace proceeds to spend the episode trying to keep “Eggsavier” alive, whilst dodging various Milo Murphy-esque bad luck and her brothers.

Plot B: Dr. Doofinshmirtz is trying to answer the age old question “which came first the chicken or the egg”. Seeing as he will be/is the great Professor Time, he assumes the task will be easy. Cue Gillian cut to Dr. D having a mental break down complete with string board of doom and various half finished egg and chicken experiments. Heinz has gone so far around the bend he is convinced the answer is Platypus and decides to catch Perry and have Perry lay him an egg to prove his theory. Cue Perry and Doof having a keystone cop-esque chase seen with Perry seemingly fearing for his chastity.

Plot C: the boys are helping the fireside girls earn their omelet badge by making the world’s largest omelet.

[sweetsparkle03]

I had an idea that would have been a perfect "What If" episode where Thor actually fell with Loki from the bifrost and together they navigate through an unknown planet, slowly reconcile, and protect each other from the Chitauri.

Since Thor doesn't have Mjolnir when he fell, Loki would be the one protecting him with his magic, and eventually during mid-battle this is the part where Thor realizes that the power was with him all along.

Witnessing this Loki would then embrace his true heritage as a Jötunn and finally use his ice powers that he resisted for so long.

The episode ends with the Asgardians finding them as they both announce their newly forged bond as kings.

[rend0esstuff]

Episode idea where Phineas and Ferb are trying to figure out that random day that they don't remember from last summer (AT2D), and Perry has to try to stop them from figuring the truth out, meanwhile the subplot takes place in the 2nd dimension and the boys are trying to find 2D Doof, both plots are parallel to each other, they're in the same places, when one characters enters the scene in one dimension it's expected for their counterparts to also be there, and lines of dialogue are repeated but in different contexts.

[inkydavinkygal]

Super Why: Toddler Trouble.

Uh-oh! The Shuffler is on a rampage, but this time she's swapping around something more than the organization of letters. She caught the Super Readers and discovered she could swap their ages (sentences were 'Super Why, Wonder Red, and Princess Presto are ten.' and 'Alpha Pig is five.') which turned the three older Super Readers into tiny tots and Alpha Pig a bumbling fifth grader with three new responsibilities on his hands. Power Paige tried to help out, but the Shuffler swapped out "years" with "months", so now Power Paige is ten MONTHS old. Whoopsies! Now Alpha Pig is stuck wondering what he should do, cause his former older friends have barely learned their alphabet.

[littleratthingy]

EPISODE IDEA: New partner

The episode starts with Tom Bennett fast asleep before getting a call from Wheelie to head to the police station fast. Bennett asks what happened and Wheelie explains theres no emergency but he needs Bennett now. Its 4:00 in the morning.

Bennett gets to the police station and finds Wheelie. He notices something odd though; how Wheelie is acting really strange and excited. He asks Wheelie whats up, and Wheelie tells him to wait there before skating away. Bennett is obviously confused, but beyond shocked to see Wheelie come rolling back holding a little german shepherd. Wheelie excitedly explains that because it's Duke's birthday, that he thought what better gift than a police dog. Bennett is pissed at first, but starts to realize that Duke quite literally has no real friends, and that a companion that was hyper enough for his erratic behavior would be good for him. Bennett hesitantly agrees and sees Wheelie already got all the stuff needed for the dog. At this point it's 6:00, meaning Duke would be there soon, as he's normally the first one at the station. Wheelie and Bennett set everything up for Duke, and just as they finish they hear Duke walk in. Duke says hello, and asks whats going on. Wheelie pulls out the dog and explains to him that he got a police dog for the station, and that the dog would be his new partner. Duke is obviously shocked, and is unsure what to think. On one hand, he always wanted a partner, but on the other hand he worried a dog would get in the way. Either way, the new member of the team would be his new partner whether he liked it or not.

Throughout the day, Duke and the dog go through some ups and downs, with them catching their first criminals together, to getting distracted with other things. At the end of the day, Duke grew quite fond of his new friend, and was sad to go home alone. To his shock though, when he got back to the station, Wheelie explained that the dog would be living with Duke, and they had all the stuff needed to bring him home. Duke get very happy, and the episode ends with him bringing the dog home and them waking up for another day of work.

I know this is really similar to the car episode, but at the same time they never mention the car again, so this would not only give Duke an actual partner, but also give him his first ever real friend. It would also (hopefully) help him discover who he is when he's not doing police stuff since that started to get answered right at the end of Duke Time

Characters in this episode:

-Duke

-Unnamed dog (if you have any name ideas pls lemme know)

-Wheelie

-Bennett

-Hacksaw

-Frankie

[thedemonofcat]

Probably a long shot, but here’s an idea for a 9-1-1 episode:

The 118 responds to a medical emergency involving two siblings. One is critically ill; the other was conceived as a savior baby. As the call unfolds, it becomes clear that the savior sibling has spent their entire life giving—blood, tissue, procedures—far more than anyone should reasonably ask of a child.

The case hits Buck harder than he expects. As details emerge, he starts drawing uncomfortable parallels to his own childhood, quietly questioning whether love and purpose can exist separately from what you’re “useful” for.

Meanwhile, Athena notices inconsistencies in the parents’ story. What starts as a routine medical response begins to feel off—coercion, control, maybe even abuse hidden behind the mask of “doing what’s necessary.” Athena steps in to investigate, forcing the parents to confront where care ends and exploitation begins.