That's pretty much how I felt about it as well. Tolerable, with some very funny moments, but not one of the best.

I didn't think it was as bad as lot of people said. As I mentioned once, I didn't think it was as great as "Mac Daddy." Probably one of the things I didn't like was that Bloo's appearance was kinda lame. I guess part of it has to do with him getting little screen time, and the fact that this episode focused on Cheese the most. :P

Believe it or not, I actually found this episode a lot funnier the second time I watched it, probably because this time around I just turned off the critical portion of my brain and accepted this episode for what it was meant to be "sheer randomness". Well that and I wasn't nursing a severely cut finger unlike the first time I was watching it.

And right after it aired they played this episode NON-STOP at least 3 times a day for at least 3 days.

I loved the episode. It didn't require much thinking (I was sick when I saw it for the first time) and it reminded me of when my Dad put a code into the TV to watch more mature channels and he forgot the code but I was able to get it right because I watched him put the code in.

Cheese & Goo
 

I hope I'm posting this in the right place. Please accept my apology if I'm not.

I'd like to explore the oddly affectionate relationship between Cheese and Goo in the episode "The Big Cheese".

Do you remember when Frankie was out of options and about to shoot herself because she couldn't get Cheese to chock up the code, and then Goo appeared? As Goo was walking forward Cheese was poking at her. I can't decide if he was poking her like a little kid who wants to tell you something. Or if he was patting her like a little kid who is in love with a puppy. I think it might be a combination of both, considering that Goo is clearly an expert on slightly disabled imaginery friends like Cheese.

What do you think?

I'm not sure, but it sure was cute. ;D

I think that's because Goo is slightly disabled herself: she's crazy! Goo is almost as bonkers as Cheese is, so it's no surprise she'd find a way to relate to him and maybe even connect with him.

I don't think she has anything "deep" with him though personally, she just seems to be the only one who really understands Cheese. I also don't think anyone else but Goo WANTS to understand Cheese.

Whatever else I think of the episode, the ending was just gold. It hurt that the news tried to smear the good name of Foster's, but it's bold for a children's program to show just how corrupt the media really is. And the way Frankie handled the situation was hilarious, and shows just how diverse and unique her character is. :)

Goo AND Louise both, I'd believe.