Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends

what would it be?

I think I want to see a reappearance of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.

Oh my god!

That would be awesome! That would be awesome!

That would be...

Yeah, all those, like... uh or like mid-2000s cartoon network shows would be pretty sick

yeah yeah but i do think that yeah foster's home for imaginary friends is like a cozy game with just focusing on like relationship elements and just having a good time with your buds yeah yeah i'm into it obviously because you're a child it wouldn't be romantic relationships but you know that's i think that's okay

No, that sounds like a good time.

I said it wasn't an hour.

But you remember, you remember Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends? And they've got that episode where they're coming back from the mall and he's like, we're going to make it.

We're really going to make it.

And then he goes, we got time.

screen.

I want to say Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends had a Halloween special.

I can't remember it off the top of my head, though.

I know Ed and Eddie had one, because I think it also revolved around a UFO, maybe.

The kids love those two.

We're also watching Faust's Home for Imaginary Children.

Imaginary Friends.

Which was a pretty funny show.

Really good.

It was around three feet tall, and she described it as being more solid but glowing a very soft light.

Unlike me, my girlfriend was wearing her glasses, so she got a better look, and she was able to confirm the body shape, what we can best describe as blue, from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.

Then, just like with me, it moved behind the house, and it didn't turn and walk like a human would.

The night streaker just slid behind the house, as if it's sliding to the left in the cha-cha slide.

girlfriend.

Okay.

I pulled a picture because I did not know Blue from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.

And I have to say, you need to befriend this cute little

All right.

I had the inspiration of almost like an Addams Family or like a Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends where you're like the frames are very unique and tried to compliment the art itself but also is kind of arranged in a very fun and creative way.

The driving force for me is that I wanted the idea to like people to come in and look like they're almost like leaves on a tree.

Sort of chaotic but still formed in a specific way so that was like the idea behind it.

The final eight.

So the stakes are high tonight as we discuss episodes two of Ed, Edd n Eddy, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Samurai Jack, and Steven Universe.

You and I forget that we're only putting one forward and now I have to make a hard decision in about an hour and a half.

We could move two forward, but it adds many weeks to the process if we do

So that means we're going to start with Ed and Eddie.

Then we're going to go to Samurai Jack.

Then Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.

And we'll end with Steven Universe.

So I guess we were lucky to grow up with children's programming.

We were lucky to grow up with a set time and date that you could sit down and watch a couple of episodes of Adventure Time back to back and maybe an episode of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends in the evening time.

It was an event, you know? It was, it was something to look forward to.

Maybe on a Saturday morning or after school, you'd stick on the television, and you'd be happy, you know? But now it's more about, as Hook says in this article, instant gratification and dopamine.

Allegedly, Cartoon Network production material was reportedly leaked online.

More than 200 gigs of artists working files and internal documents reportedly surfaced from Adventure Time, regular show Gumball, the Powerpuff Girls and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.

Hey, if anybody knows where those files are, just hit us up on the

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