Exactly. I have never felt anything as agonizing, never felt so much aguish for another person, real or not. It's a moment I will never forget as long as I live.

The scrubbing floors scene made me think of Disney's Cinderella scrubbing the floors, only to have Lucifer add insult to injury and track his feet all over it with ashes. Goofball was the Lucifer in that fer sure! It is a good thing Frankie has a ray of hope...:frankiemad:

That heartbreaking scene was indeed a "tribute"(In quotations because I don't think it's much of an honor to be referenced in that episode) to Disney's Cinderella, right down to the mice.

Because of that blatant reference, I can no longer think of Cinderella without thinking about this episode... and thus feel crappy by knowing that Cinderella had a happy ending while Frankie didn't.

But Cinderella's life was full of hardships before the one "episode" of her life that we, the audience, got to see. Frankie has many many more episodes ahead of her, and surely a happy ending is waiting somewhere down the line. ;)

They could do an episode where a wealthy snob in Romania adopts Duchess, and Mom relents and lets Bloo come home. Actually, I think that would make more people than just Frankie pretty happy.

LOL You bet it would! 8D

Frankie wins the Power Ball - there is a happy ending for her! Oops gotta stay on topic - ummm...and Goofball gets arrested, yeah that's it!:frankiesmile:

Goofball getting arrested would sure make a lot of us happy!8D

It would be a shame if after being arrested he was shot while trying to "escape". ;)

I just thought of something...if Goofball is Canadian, why does he have a Brooklyn accent? Maybe the kid who imagined him watched a lot of TV shows set in New York or something, but still...:-/