Madagascar: A Little Wild - Season 7
Season 7
Episodes
The Pigeon and the Egg
To prove to his Ma that he's responsible enough to move into a nest of his own, Ant'ney sets out to safely return a lost egg.
Race to the Rangers
When Ranger Hoof invites Marty to Junior Ranger Horse training, Marty insists on playing by the book- the ranger rulebook.
Fine Art Flop
During an animal painting exhibition at the NYC Art Museum, Melman (whose crayon-artworks at the Habitat is legendary) worries that his classic-cute style isn't up to snuff.
The Daily Glo
When newly minted journalist Gloria creates her own Habitat podcast, The Daily Glo ("For animals, by animals!"), she's eager to cover all the "scoops" around the zoo.
The Secret of the Dumpling
Alex decides he wants to become a celebrity chef, but his food leaves much to be desired.
A Lil Baa Country
After hearing Melman perform a fantastic, original country song during his daily bath, Ant'ney signs Melman up to open for a huge country star, Lil Baa, at an all-animal concert called Farm-a-Palooza.
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