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They also discover another imaginary friend who was locked in the teacher's closet for a "long time."
HOW IN THE HECK IS THIS LEGAL IN A WORLD WHERE THESE ARE PHYSICAL LIVING CREATURES?!?! This show is more messed up than I remember.
Something depressing I noticed during the photos of "Fosters through the years." Several friends pop in and out but Wilt, Coco, and Eduardo remain in the same spots once they join Fosters.
Eduardo, Wilt, and Coco never got adopted...😥
Watching "The Big Picture." Wow, Madam Foster sure used to be tall an-... Wait a minute, HOW OLD IS MADAM FOSTER?!
While revisiting Fosters Home For Imaginary friends many questions came up in my head, two of them being "Can imaginary friends get jobs?" and "Do they face discrimination?"
I got the answers to both in the episode "Setting a President."
(though I wonder if they get equal pay)
Goo is adorable. I wish she appeared in more episodes.
I thought up this question because I've been rewatching Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends and some of the Bloo scenes are really hard to sit through. I couldn't help but ask myself "How come Bloo doesn't work for me, but I love Daffy whenever he's depicted as a selfish jerk?"
Writing a jerk character (who isn't a villain) can be really difficult, cause you want the character to be a jerk, but not to the point where they're unlikable.
Who are some of your favorite jerk characters and why do you consider them likable?
One detail about Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends I've only noticed upon recent rewatches; there is a WHOLE lot of Comic Sans.
Patreon choice for July 2020: The Great Gonzo (plus Camilla).