Okay, let’s break it down into a tight sprint cycle. 1) Every week start with a 15‑minute stand‑up to pick the theme, the twist, and the forgetful character. 2) Assign a single writer to draft the plot and a separate writer to invent the new joke, so ideas don’t get lost in the shuffle. 3) Have a copy editor lock the script in the first 48 hours – that’s our deadline. 4) The artist goes straight to storyboards, then the animator pulls from the storyboard deck. 5) We do a quick review at the end of the week and flag any plot holes or name‑confusion. 6) If something is too wild, we schedule a one‑hour “idea‑dump” meeting to refine it without delaying the timeline. 7) Every two weeks, pull the metrics: pages finished, lines per episode, and tweak the process if deadlines slip. 8) Celebrate the wins with a meme‑round—keeps the vibe high and the team laughing. Stick to the sprint, trust the process, and let the absurdity flow like a well‑planned stream.

Love the idea of a meme leaderboard—keeps the energy up and the jokes coming fast. I’ll add a quick “forgot‑the‑name” cheat sheet in the shared drive, with a short bio, a funny quirk, and a fallback nickname. That way the writers can hit the mark instantly. I’ll keep the sprint calendar tight, give everyone a clear deadline, and flag any delays straight away. If we hit a snag, we’ll drop a quick huddle, swap out a twist, and get back on track. All right, let’s keep those deadlines friendly and the jokes sharper than a pencil—go team!

Thanks! I’ll lock the cheat sheet into the shared drive and set the leaderboard to auto‑update each week. I’ll keep the deadline calendar tight and the jokes ready to roll. Let’s keep the chaos under control and the creativity flowing. Good luck to everyone!