Hmm... Herriman Sim + Snape Sim + Jekylljuice Sim... Bet I could get a Foster's Valley story out of this. 8D

Anyway, I'm liking the idea of Mr. Herriman getting the spotlight, as he's been one of my favorite characters since the show began. As for spoiler tags, they won't be needed until details of the episode are available; in the meantime, let us indulge ourselves. :cheesegrin:

Speculation should not be taken as fact (IE what could happen as opposed to what will happen: Especially when you consider that most of the speculation thus far is dealing with something so out of left field as that Harry Potter reference, which as funny as might seem is not going to happen)...so therefore no need for spoiler tags

And BTW you don't really need to put spoiler tags on a synopsis, after all one liners are designed for the purpose of telling people about the episode with out giving away the whole plot.

If there exisits a more detailed out line that fills in EVERYTHING, and someone wishes to post it here, then it would be time to break out the spoiler tags. (But at this juncture only people who have either A seen the episode ahead of time or B worked on the episode would have access to that information. So ipso facto don't expect that information, until showtime.)

This has been another installment of the adventures of Captain Obvious: A T-Martin Production. (I would have went Obviousman, but that name has already been taken by Wiley the guy who draws the comic stirp "Non Sequitor")

I'm kind of hopeful that I'll run into Severus Snape eventually. After all, he's my favourite Harry Potter character, so I'd be interested to see how well we'd actually get along in our Sim forms. :bloogrin:

Shouldn't be the start of season six, as this episode would mark show no. 58 (if you don't count Good Wilt Hunting, which was a long-form special).

Yay! I've set my calender! The sixth month is Fosters Month!

That's what I'm wondering. If I counted right, this should be the last episode of Season Five, since Season Five has so far had one less episode than previous seasons. Also, on his DA site, Craig very recently said that they'd JUST STARTED animating Season Six, so next week would seem awfully quick to get the first episode out. If the network announces that it's the start of a brand-new season of Foster's, as opposed to simply announcing it as a brand-new EPISODE, or if one of the show's creators states that this "Let Your Hare Down" is a season-opener, I guess that'll answer that question, but until then, I'm leaning towards it being the last of Season Five.

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All the evidence presented thus far makes this sounds like a (for lack of a better term) a holdover episode to me.

Which is not uncommon, CN was more then likely saving it so they have something to tide the fans over until the Season Six episodes kick off in the late spring. (Assuming the scheduling is going to be like it was the past two years. Start showing the new episodes in late Spring and finish up in mid-late Fall.)

Given that the average turn around time to complete an episode is about a little over three months*, then once again we are safe to assume this time frame makes sense.

(Correct if I am wrong on that, but I am pretty sure Lauren did say it was about three months.)

Not to mention the new episode airs on March 6th. That's the same day as my birthday! :D

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Yeah, dude you already mentioned that. In another thread.

Do try to keep down on the cross posting K?

(Btw, that other post has been deleted.)

I heard somewhere that Mr. Herriman and Doomsday get in a citywide battle across Metropolis, and both die when they punch each other simultaneously.

Or that Mr. Herriman throws the emperor into a pit, and dies of electric shock.

Or maybe Mr. Herriman dies in every episode, and the other characters shout a catch phrase when he does!