I just thought of a cartoon series concept for the Spill.com crew.

I just thought of a cartoon series concept for the Spill.com crew.

Like, the first episode would open with Leon's origin, and he'll be the black son of Adam and Eve, born amidst dinosaurs, then a quick battle in his teens, wielding a sword, battling a wizard, then a cut to his arrival at Ellis Island, very Cassidy via Preacher...

After a few more origin scenes for the other guys, we've got Korey approaching each future Spill.com member like Agent Graves...

In future episodes, there'd be a thing where Korey's roommate tries to find villainous things to do and gets foiled by Cyrus' secret army of cats, like a vampire Cobra Commander... (Cyrus would try to end each conflict with a quip, but it's always uncomfortable, and everyone lowers and shakes their heads instead of nodding and laughing.)

Over the course of many episodes, we allude that Co-Host may be up to something sinister, and reveal that it was all just a red herring... (I use that phrase often, these days, "red herring".)

In one or two episodes, the LEOG will assemble to do the A-Team thing... (There might even be a mystery episode where the LEOG members try to find a strangely vanished Spill crew and give up, without a resolution. It could be called "No Ending for Old Men", and the next episode, everything'll be back to normal, without a hitch.)

Carlyle can always be the normal guy, the one who walks in and out of a situation unscathed, until, once every three or four episodes, he goes samurai and becomes the "god machine"... (A nice series finale might reveal that Carlyle was a robot under Co-Host's control.)

EDIT 1
Series finale is a parody of "Open Your Eyes", starring Co-Host, wearing a Co-Host mask, in a real world, and animated flashbacks. We find out that the whole animated series has been a long dream turned into a nightmare, when Carlyle kills Korey by smothering him with a pillow, and he thinks he's smothering David Chen, the host of /Filmcast. Leon might be the psychiatrist trying to unravel Co-Host's dream-flashback sequences. Will George Lucas be the scientist to reveal that Co-Host's life, and Lucasfilm's productions, have been terrible nightmares since 1999?