The Best Episodes of Any Malu Show

Malu finds out that all the cool cartoon gangs have their own van and decides to have her own. Willen discourages her, leading them to a discussion on what is the best van / car of all cartoons.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Rafael Castro

Malu was finally hired by Cartoon and will have her own show, with the freedom to create whatever she wants! The only problem is that she is not used to people trusting her that much. What is she going to do now?

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Paulo Lescaut

Malu always has Cartoon Network's biggest stars on her show. But this time she mistook Darwin for his brother Gumball, creating an incredibly embarrassing situation. Now she will have to deal with the consequences.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Paulo Lescaut, Fernanda Brandalise

It is really hot in the studio and Malu finds out that Willen has turned up the air-conditioner since he likes it freezing cold.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Rafael Castro

Malu is excited about working on a show with her friends. But Willen and Kotoko only have eyes for their videogame and completely ignore her.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Rafael Castro

Kotoko and Willen prank Malu and embarrass her. But she is not willing to let it lie and tries to prank them back. They all go too far though, causing an atomic explosion and putting an end to the broadcast.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Rafael Castro

Malu forgets to eat her lunch and, teased by Nina, she decides to create an episode about "Cartoon's most delicious meals you've always wanted to taste".

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Paulo Lescaut

Malu starts working on her text but is quickly interrupted by Kotoko, who wants to show her a drawing he made. Malu gets Kotoko off the stage abruptly and he sadly walks away, claiming he only wanted her attention.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Fernanda Brandalise

Malu decides to work on a talent show with her friends. She is the host and the judges are Lumpy Space Princess, Mordecai and Bubbles. Kotoko performs a parody of Gumball's opening song.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Fernanda Brandalise

Malu's opening text is interrupted by an argument between Agatha and Kotoko. They are discussing whether aliens are good or bad.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Pedro Elias

It is Malu's birthday. Since she does not like to celebrate it, she decides to work on a special show about birthdays and the reasons why she never liked parties.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Paulo Lescaut

Afraid of being embarrassed in front of her guest, Malu locks Willen and Kotoko in the dubbing booth. Her guest in Ben 10.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Rafael Castro

Malu is working on a special episode about mascots but, when she gets on the stage, she steps on Shupika's tail. Malu complains since he always seems to be around. Shupika runs away broken hearted.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Paulo Lescaut

Malu accidentally farts at the end of her monologue. She desperately tries to time travel. After researching several time travelling methods, she makes a series of mistakes.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Rafael Castro

Rebecca says she is going to help Malu find a boyfriend. After hearing the word "boyfriend", Willen gets on the stage. Rebecca hands them a form to help them find their ideal match.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Fernanda Brandalise

Malu loves collecting things and is working on an episode about that. She shows everybody her sticker album and brags about having the rose gold sticker.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Fernanda Brandalise

Malu finds out that Mordecai and Rigby had a misunderstanding and invites both to her show. After all, she really cares about the world peace. During the interview, several scraps from Regular Show are revealed and things get even worse!

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Rafael Castro

Malu starts hosting the show and she is clearly nervous. Nina lets her know that Lumpy Space Princess is in the audience. Malu is willing to do all she can to impress her boss and wants to prove that she is a comedy master.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Fernanda Brandalise

Agatha brings an ancient alien artifact to the show, capable of revealing anyone's biggest fear. Vampiralien starts disclosing her friend's most hidden fears.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Rafael Castro

Malu shares with the audience Cartoon's secret files, which she has found in Lumpy Space Princess' secret book. The book proves that everything in Cartoon's universe is linked through an insane conspiracy theory.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Fernanda Brandalise

Kotoko proposes an RPG match to his friends. They play characters from other Cartoon series.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Pedro Elias

Dona Nina will not stop screaming in the in-ear monitor, preventing Malu from hosting the show. Malu tries to deal with the situation inviting her mom to be in the show.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Paulo Lescaut

Malu gets on the stage bragging about her new VR headset, which allows her to dive into all the cartoons' dreams and learn about their secrets.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Fernanda Brandalise

Nina, Malu's mom, never shows in front of the cameras. So Malu decides to challenge her: to win a trip to space with the Crystal Gems.

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Paulo Lescaut

Kotoko is freaking out about a guest who failed to appear in the show, and Malu orders him to do something, or else...

Director: Anderson Mahanski, Fernando Mendonça

Writer: Paulo Lescaut