
Camp Lazlo

Description
The series is set in a universe inhabited solely by anthropomorphic animals of many species and focuses on a trio of campers attending a poorly run summer camp known as Camp Kidney. The trio consists of Lazlo, the eccentric, optimistic spider monkey; Raj, the timid Indian elephant; and Clam, the quiet albino pygmy rhinoceros, and their multiple surreal misadventures.
Episodes

Edward's Big Bag
An odd sleeping bag creature shows up on a camping trip.
3 September 2007
The List
Edward must complete a list of good deeds as penance for "accidentally" hurting Lazlo.
3 September 2007
Camp Complain
Slinkman organizes a group to address camp complaints.
4 September 2007
The Engagement
Lumpus is heartbroken after Jane Doe gets engaged to Mayor Pothole McPucker.
4 September 2007
Call Me Almondine
Almondine ponders the meaning of being pretty.
5 September 2007
Clam the Outlaw
Clam becomes an outlaw after a scuffle with Scoutmaster Lumpus.
5 September 2007
Penny for Your Dung
Chip and Skip wreak havoc on the camp as they search for their favorite penny.
6 September 2007
Baby Bean
Overuse of labor-saving devices causes Raj to regress into a baby.
6 September 2007
Bad Luck Be a Camper Tonight
Lazlo inherits bad luck from Samson.
6 March 2008
Step Clam
Clam pretends to be Nina's brother to get her in the sisterhood club.
6 March 2008
S Is for Crazy
A jellyfish attaches itself to Samson's head, frying his brain, and he and Lumpus start chaos.
13 March 2008
Samson Needs a Hug
Lazlo hugs everyone (except Samson) when Samson is the one who needs a hug.
13 March 2008
Wedding Bell Blues
Lumpus and Jane plan to get married, but Jane gets stuck inside Raj's trunk. In the end the two marry.
20 March 2008
O Brother, Who Art Thou
Edward's brothers pay a visit to Camp Kidney.
20 March 2008
Peace Frog
Lumpus, having a mid-life crisis, buys a new SUV which causes problems when the campers try to train their frogs for the Leap Frog competition.
27 March 2008
Lumpus's Last Stand
Lumpus discovers that by wearing paint instead of clothes, he is free from the drudgery of doing laundry.
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