History Fridge / Madagascar

* did the lemurs eat all the flesh off the human bodies?

* The tourists in the second movie. They're not shown getting rescued. For all we know, they're still stuck in the jungle and probably dead, now.

* It's established in the first film that humans can't understand the animals when they talk, so what's up with all the dialog that Alex has with DuBois in the third movie? But then you notice that DuBois never replies to Alex because she can't, of course, understand him.
* Phil the chimp can read, though he can't speak. This is established in the first movie when his reading ability is required by the penguins to determine where they are going... yet in the third movie, Kowalski can quickly and easily read DuBois' (likely criminal) file. The negotiations in the second movie may have involved knowledge exchange as well as the inexplicable maternity leave...

* During the climax of "Europe's Most Wanted", when it looked like Alex had escaped, why was DuBois so intent on taking down Stefano instead of going after her true quarry? Because Stefano is, as he proudly proclaimed before being shot from a cannon, a sea ''lion''. DuBois may have considered him a reasonable substitute if Alex had escaped.

* During the climax of "Europe's Most Wanted", when it looked like Alex had escaped, why was DuBois so intent on taking down Stefano instead of going after her true quarry? Because Stefano is, as he proudly proclaimed before being shot from a cannon, a sea [i]lion[/i]. DuBois may have considered him a reasonable substitute if Alex had escaped.

** When Alex chases the fossa away from his friends, he roars at them that they're on his territory. So it could be that he scared them so much that they'll be sticking to their own side of the island, too afraid to go near where the lemurs live.

* It's established in the first film that humans can't understand the animals when they talk, so what's up with all the dialog that Alex has with DuBois in the third movie? But then you notice that DuBois never replies to Alex because she can't, of course, understand him.

* So Alex is only fine in the sequels because he eats seafood. Should he suffer another food shortage his SanitySlippage would happen all over again, though he might have learned to control himself enough to stop himself from down right attacking someone, specially Marty.

*** Possible, but unlikely. The penguins are known psychopatics, and left the humans on an inflating boat in the middle of nothing. How many rhinos can use an inflating boat?

** Chantel and her goons already showed absurd feats of strength and agility, plus are implacable. And they have a spare inflating boat. The moment the sedative lose all of his effect, you can count on them breaking free.

** Possible, but irrilevant. The lemurs left Africa and they are the only witness of the shark jumping in the lava. Everyone else already left, so it's just King Julien word that the sacrifice worked. On the other hand, Alex and company know about the demolished dam and there is no reason to think that they didn't tell to the other animals.

** Chantel and her goons already showed absurd feats of strenght and agility, plus are implacable. And they have a spare inflating boat. The moment the sedative lose all of his effect, you can count on them breaking free.

*** [[HereWeGoAgain Get knocked off the boat but end up floating to Antarctica by accident?]]

** Same way the animals did?

-->'''Alex''': What does a human say when he wants to get serious? He says 'I'm an animal'! Well we ''are'' animals!

->'''Alex''': What does a human say when he wants to get serious? He says 'I'm an animal'! Well we ''are'' animals!

* The third movie ends with Chantel and her goons bound and gagged inside crates being shipped to Madagascar. Given that they have taped mouths and no food or water in sight....how exactly are they going to ''survive'' the lengthy trip?

* Gia's joke about being five (in human years) becomes less funny when you remember that Alex was somewhere around ten in the first film. [[hottip:note:We can assume this because the main four were born around the same time, according to the second.]] Gia is probably the equivalent of 16-23 in cat years, and Alex would probably be at LEAST in his thirties. (And we don't know how many years the third takes place after the first.) Whatever the equivalent is, Alex is at least TWICE as old as Gia. [[{{Squick}} Let that idea sink in for a moment...]]
** Well, if it's closer to the 23, it's not THAT bad. And the age of consent is a bit lower in Europe. Plus, they're animals, not people.

** Well, if it's closer to the 23, it's not THAT bad. And the age of consent is a bit lower in Europe. Plus, they're animals, not people.

* Gia's joke about being five (in human years) becomes less funny when you remember that Alex was somewhere around ten in the first film. [[hottip:note:We can assume this because the main four were born around the same time, according to the second.]] Gia is probably the equivalent of 16-23 in cat years, and Alex would probably be at LEAST in his thirties. (And we don't know how many years the third takes place after the first.) Whatever the equivalent is, [[PrecociousCrush Alex is MUCH older than Gia.]] [[{{Squick}} Let that idea sink in for a moment...]]