HE sucks as a character,he was a jag off as I said even if it was someone like Bloo, Terrence or Duchess it wouldn't of been a good episode or character. I HATE him he's just so damn annoying plus hetirutrued Frankie. I just waqtched the episode again & ARGH! I need to write a sequel to "The Tirturing of...Eh Goofball" just to get my rage out.

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Exactly why I posted my "warning" abouut the episode:P


If you're gonna make a sequel,put GIR in it,he could torture goof(insert 4 letter word here)barf...
:bendy:

A vile and traumatic mess. That's what the episode is.

I'm going to keep saying that until CN stops airing it so much, and Season 5 turns out to have some wonderful Frankie episodes. Until then, I will not just "accept it". :frankiemad:

Oooooo... Go for it, and make him get Frankie's name right at the end! :bendy:

Torturing, indeed.

Goofball: "Uh, ok... Franny?"
Frankie: "WRONG! *sends elecrtic shock to Goofball*"
Goofball: x_x *dead*
Voxxyn: *revives Goofball*
Goofball: "THANK Y-"
etc etc. See IP2. ;)

Well, the episode was mean. Goofball also was. But what if he made it better? Season 5 _might_ be better for Frankie than other seasons. It's a new year in the fifth season, remember... ;)
I seriously hope something happens with Goofball again. I don't think you can leave alone an episode with such an ending. :/

You're talking about Goofball doing something incredibly good for Frankie, right? RIGHT? :(

I know Cassini doesn't want him back for any reason, and I fully sympathize with him on that. But I wouldn't mind seeing him again, only if it's to redeem himself to Frankie and her fans.

I know he can't actually redeem himself 100%--but given the choice of either Goofball getting slaughtered in a horrific way, or Goofball giving Frankie free tickets for a future concert, I'll take the latter.

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I'll take the former!:slybendy:

http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1.../PDVD_101b.jpg

"Frankie take care of Red. Frankie nice to Red. Goofball mean to Frankie. RED SMASH GOOFBALL!!!"

;D

GO RED!;D

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HAHAHA! That's a great picture;D "Red smash goofball"

Frankie: You are the greatest, Red. **Gives Red a big affectionate kiss on the cheek** :-*

Red: Unlike certain elephant-nosed failures lying splat on ground, Red happy and thankful for Frankie and her hard work. **Hugs Frankie** ;D

(NOTE: THE KISS IS COMPLETELY NON-ROMANTIC, PLEASE DON'T THROTTLE ME :macwor: )

Don't worry about it. :)

Screencaps are fun. Since discovering that Paint can do transparencies, they've become even more fun. More to come. ;D

:O It can? Lol. Nice pic. I thought it was real first. :)

Voxxyn: Yeah, I mean something really good - or Goofball coming back and Frankie actually being mean to Goofthingball for what he did.

Definitely sweet Cass, and I do look forward to more!:bendy:

If Goofball is the most hated charater, then why does he get the most posts in the Supporting cast section? This makes no sense!:wiltshock:

Because we feel a need to publicly denounce him, to express our hatred for him, and find comfort among others hurt by his callous disregard for Frankie and what he put her through.

Goofball is one of the characters I really despise. The episode of "Imposter's" had the worst reviews, according to TV.com. The episode is similar to "Everybody Knows It's Bendy". I really didn't like how Frankie was treated in this episode. Frankie didn't smile a whole lot in this episode. Hopefully, if there's another Frankie episode, Frankie would be treated a lot better and she will a least be respected.

goofbarf who?
 

here's his new name Loofbarf Dohn Myspleen 8D

Especially that last part. :(

Nicely said! :)

I wished that she would had beaten him up
More than that after what happened. Poor Frankie!:frankiesmile:

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Am I the only one who thinks gooftard is ugly? I mean his hair's a mess,his nose gets"ugliest nose" award and he's just plain ugly!

We hate you Goofball,
we really do,

We don't hate anyone,
as much as you,

When you're not with us,
we're pink,

Oh Goofball - you sure STINK!8D :frankiesmile:

Nice reprise. 8D :D :-*

Thanks boss! I am just reiterating how much we hate this IF.:bloogrin

Ugly's kind of a stretch. He's just.... a vaguely teenagerish-looking IF.

Yehhhhh,

Goofballs on Again...

rIGHT now,


:bloosmirk: :bloosmirk: :bloosmirk:


MONTY :-/

CN's infatuation with this traumatic nightmare is officially even worse than the 940783507 other stupid things they've done in the last few years. :'( :'( :'(

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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! I JUST WASTED 1 SECOND OF MY LIFE!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
for the love ofAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:frankiemad:

AAAAUUUUGGGGHHHH! I want my Mommy!:frankiemad:

After watching the Goofball episode last night I have to say I completely disagree with the Frankie Fans gripe.

While reading through their complains against Goofball over the past few months I was starting to sympathize with them. But after viewing the episode again I cannot see anything horrible happening here.

I thought most of the friends were treating Frankie poorly in this episode. From Bloo?s typical annoying behavior, to Mr H expectations of Frankies servitude. But this behavior has never been unusual. This episode just put a spotlight on the grime that Frankie has to deal with daily. The toils that Frankie went through in this episode really were not worst than her toils in the episode ?Busted? The primary difference was in Busted it focused on the gang trying to repair the Vase and the disaster they left behind was not in the spotlight. While here the episode focused was on Frankie and the grime that she has to deal with on a daily basis. If it isn?t Mr H bossing her around (instead of doing something himself) it was the annoying lady at the grocery store.

I would have to agree that it was a Murphy?s Law Day for Frankie. She even picked the Cart with the Bad wheel. But I did not see anything horrid here, bust funny. I suggest not hating Goofball, but look at the episode as a Bad day and see if you can find any humor some of the situations Frankie found herself in. in Fact Ignore GoofBall completely and look at the rest of the episode, because really Goofball was only about Half of the episode, but there was a lot more there then just goofball.

I guess this is one of those episodes that goes the wrong way with some people becasue they cannot relate to the Humor. but I myself find the episode to be a lot of fun, and I enjoyed seeing the Slacker Goofball and his unsucessful trials to get home.

Once again I hope I do not offend anyone,
Monty :-/

:( :frankiemad:

I refuse to see the "humor" and "entertainment" of what the episode did to Frankie. The notion of even attempting to enjoy this malicious disgrace is endlessly offensive and revolting to me. The entire house being ignorant to the suffering of the very person who takes care of them only makes things even WORSE and more hurtful.

This episode is very different from "Busted" and all the other ones that involve Frankie enduring some kind of hardship. The gang's attempts to repair the bust weren't cruel in the slightest; it was an ordinary work day for Frankie; she gets some payback at the end, and since it was one of the series' earliest episodes, it was necessary to show viewers the nature of Frankie's job(as well as her antagonistic relationship with Herriman). Goofball was a reckless and malicious jerk; on what was supposed to be Frankie's night off as reward for all her hard work; who gets absolutely no payback for her suffering; and was one of the two Season 3 episodes(the other being FGTE) that came dangerously close to ruining the show thanks to their unwarranted cruelty towards sympathetic characters.

IHFUMEUP didn't really "establish" the nature of Frankie's job, because it was already long established. All it was was a vicious kick in the face to Frankie and her fans. :(

I'm not sure whether to laugh or cry at this thread anymore.

Me neither. Look, guys... Frankie had a hard time in this episode. We know. We know she did. Really. But the fact is that this episode had nothing to do with her fans. They weren't thinking about her fans. It wasn't a "kick in the face". It's over. There won't be another. Goofball isn't coming back. You don't have to watch it. I know some of you probably find that suggestion horrifyingly repulsive and saddening and so on, but it's true. Please. If you dislike the episode so much, don't give it attention (three hundred-something posts about it) that it doesn't deserve.

And I watched it yesterday and found Goofball's semi-compliment to Frankie and her smile at him to be at least a half-happy ending. I'm sure everyone disagrees, but I'm basing this opinion on what Frankie felt at the end, which probably was relief that it's over and will be for the rest of eternity.

Well said. :)

Yes let's put an end to this hateful dwelling in the past. Forgiving Goofball isn't about letting him off for being jerk but letting yourself free of all that unpleasantness.

As for the creators of this show, I hope no-one influences them in the content of the show. I trust them not to bring any characters I love to serious harm, my job is to sit and watch it. Or sometimes lay down or stand up. Maybe I'll be leaning on something. That's not really important...er...that's it.

I invite all of you to rewatch the part where Frankie is scrubbing the floors while everybody else is at the concert. It hurt, and it hurt bad. I find nothing humorous about the episode in general and that scene in particular. And to those who claim it wasn't that bad, well, to some of us it most certainly was that bad, otherwise this thread wouldn't be almost 400 posts long.

Do you think that Goofball is just naive
And didn't know any better?
Or just Bloo was trying to get Goofball
To just give Frankie a hard time?
You know come to think of it, it could had been
Bloo telling Goofball just to do those things in order
To humilate Frankie!

Being a Frankie fan, I hated to see her get hurt like that (whether through ignorance, or malice), but there is nothing more I can really say for this thread, that has already been said.:wiltshock:

Good then let's let it go. We're all agreed Frankie had a doubleplusbad time. You ever seen Pagliacci? There's a character who has a bad time too. No-one should be held responsible for the way YOU feel about something and you make it worse by dredging it up.In waters that are turbulent and muddy there is no clarity!

Or to put it another way. How do you think Frankie would want you to feel about it?