Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
TV-Y7 | 13 August 2004 (USA)
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  • Reviews
    Andrew Watson

    I recently went back to watch some old kids shows with my girlfriend. I have to say, this show is almost as good now as it was when I was a kid. The humor can be outdated at times, and the first season isn't as good as the rest, but all-in-all, this kids show, much like many of the other Cartoon Network / Nickelodeon Animated shows from the early and mid-2000 holds up well and has a very nostalgic feeling to it. With all that said, there are some negatives. For starters, Cheese. When he is introduced, he works by himself for one or two episodes. But the show took it a little to far every once in a while, throwing in annoying characters that worked for about five seconds before making me wish they were gone. Luckily, the main characters also would get annoyed with them, so it's not that bad.Some of the episodes are genially great. Some are hit-or-miss, and some are bad. Most TV shows are like this and you can't escape it. All-in-all, this is a great kids show with some discreet adult humor sprinkled throughout that makes it much easier for adults to watch this. But with that said, most adults (that I know at least, and millennials) could watch this show no problem without the head- banging annoying goofy over-the-top colorful migraine inducing characters and animation that brand new shows have.

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    Daniel Dell

    I know there are people that don't like this show, but I really love this show either way. I know Craig McCracken's other show the ORIGINAL Powerpuff Girls isn't as good as it used to be when later Loud House creator Chris Savino took over, but they can at least still be entertaining at times. Hell, my favorite Chris Savino era episode of the Powerpuff Girls was "the City of Clipsville". Anyways, the series, set in a world in which imaginary friends coexist with humans, centers on an 8-year-old boy, Mac, who is pressured by his mother to abandon his imaginary friend, Bloo. After Mac discovers an orphanage dedicated to housing abandoned imaginary friends, Bloo moves into the home and is kept from adoption so long as Mac visits him daily. The episodes revolve around Mac and Bloo as they interact with other imaginary friends and house staff and live out their day-to-day adventures, often getting caught up in various predicaments. I'll admit that the show can be a bit mean-spirited sometimes, and that Bloo can be a bit of a jerk, but this show DEFINES Cartoon Network's GOOD eras!! This also was another one of those shows that the makers of the Modifyers has worked on. I love Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. I think it's a straight up classic series, and I'm glad Cartoon Network gave this to us.

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    Adel Rahman

    I remember watching Fosters when I was little. It usually came on between two of my favorite cartoons , Dexters Lab and Courage the Cowardly Dog. In those days I didn't like it much cause it didn't make much sense to me. Only reason i watched it was so that i didn't miss Courage.Now fast forward to 2014.I watched the show from the beginning and realized how good and genuinely entertaining it is. It feels a lot like the show Community. The jokes are subtle and there are bizarre stories often in epic proportions. It really feels like a show for mature audiences with kid friendly atmosphere. If only this show was created in the 2010's it would be in the same pop culture status as adventure time. Seriously don't miss this.A must watch show. Brilliant. Bloo ftw

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    kumargopinath

    Craig Mcracken proves that he can still create a great show(I actually like this show more than his previous show,the power puff girls)by creating this masterpiece.This show was the only good cartoon that premiered in 2004 on CN. I really love this show.It's my favorite cartoon network show and one of my favorite cartoons of all time.This show is probably the most original show that cartoon network has ever produced.Anyway,the show's about an eight year old boy named mac who is told to get rid of his imaginary friend,bloo.So he sends him to foster's home for imaginary friends,where he comes to visit bloo every day.This show is funny,creative,original and nicely animated.All of the imaginary friends have unique designs,personalities and shapes.Some even have back stories.The animation is actually very well done,even though it's done by flash.The premise is also very sweet and executed nicely.But this show does have some bad episodes. 1.the episode with goof ball was really depressing and not that funny 2.the bendy episode was not good.AT ALL!!!!!!! 3.the europe episode was good up until the part with madame foster stealing mac's tickets.That one moment made me dislike the entire episode. So,I recommend that you don't watch the three episodes I mentioned above.But all the other episodes are well written and well thought out.So if you like dexter's lab and power puff girls,You'll love this show.

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