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Difference between revisions of "Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends"
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A show on Cartoon Network that [[NintendoMax]] hates to the bitter core. The events depicted in the program take place in a foster house for somehow-living, breathing imaginary friends, and it is owned by a lady named Madam Foster, hence the title. Unfortunately, the stories mainly focus on one [[Blooreguard Q. Kazoo]], who can be a total jackass and is the main reason Nintendomax hates the show so much, besides the fact that it's gotten the fame that much better cartoons (such as ''[[Freakazoid]]'' and ''[[Histeria]]'') deserved. | A show on Cartoon Network that [[NintendoMax]] hates to the bitter core. The events depicted in the program take place in a foster house for somehow-living, breathing imaginary friends, and it is owned by a lady named Madam Foster, hence the title. Unfortunately, the stories mainly focus on one [[Blooreguard Q. Kazoo]], who can be a total jackass and is the main reason Nintendomax hates the show so much, besides the fact that it's gotten the fame that much better cartoons (such as ''[[Freakazoid]]'' and ''[[Histeria]]'') deserved. | ||
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Revision as of 22:21, 26 September 2007
A show on Cartoon Network that NintendoMax hates to the bitter core. The events depicted in the program take place in a foster house for somehow-living, breathing imaginary friends, and it is owned by a lady named Madam Foster, hence the title. Unfortunately, the stories mainly focus on one Blooreguard Q. Kazoo, who can be a total jackass and is the main reason Nintendomax hates the show so much, besides the fact that it's gotten the fame that much better cartoons (such as Freakazoid and Histeria) deserved.
The first two seasons of the show are available on DVD, despite the fact that, because Cartoon Network airs the show so frequently, any fool could catch and record all the episodes for free.