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Cassini90125 04-24-2007 07:53 PM

The Frankie Foster appreciation thread
 
This thread is for posting about why we like Frankie as much as we do, and let's face it, we like her a lot. But let's try to have more than a lot of content-less fluff here, okay? No "Oooo, she's so hawt!" posts, please; try to say something meaningful. :frankiesmile:

As I said at the start of the old thread, she's just about the classiest lady I know. There's a lot to admire about this lady; her compassion and her dedication to her job spring to mind immediately. I think she's an intelligent, capable woman who could do anything but chooses to do a low-paying, largely thankless job because it's something she strongly believes it, and that it's the right thing to do. That takes a lot of character, particularly in this day and age, and it says a lot about what kind of woman she is. :frankiesmile:

Mr. Marshmallow 04-25-2007 10:05 AM

I've said many times before one of the things I love about toon women, Frankie especially, is they hold such admirable sets of values and morals and they are not so constantlyu tarnished by use of drugs and overly sexual flirtacious nature.

Frankie is a clean, good hearted, albeit a cranky lady (just like the song says ;)) who puts the world before herself and works a tireless, endless and as Cass said, THANKLESS job by cleaning, nursing, scrubbing, and basically making Foster's run smoothly 24/7.

She's a sweet person who clearly has alot of love to give and would make a loving girlfriend to any guy lucky enough to see what Frankie has to offer. I love the fact she can be just as wacky and crazy as the other Fosters crew. Just look at how she acted in "Big Cheese" "Cookie dough" and "World wide wabbit".

Matthew6248 04-25-2007 12:30 PM

I like everything about Frankie, especally her orange socks and blue and white sneakers, speaking of her sneakers, I wish sneakers that look like the sneakers that Frankie Foster wears exsisted in real life!

Medikor 04-25-2007 01:14 PM

What can I say that hasn't made up the huge Frankie thread from before? I'll just start by saying that I just fell in love with her caring, loving and open personality. And the sound of her voice had this effect that really made me take notice when she had lines to deliver. She's also one of those characters that you really find yourself caring about. A good example is how we all must have cheered when she won the election in "Setting a President".:D

Howard 04-25-2007 06:42 PM

I really do not know what to say that has not been covered already. I just think she is a REAL character without the plastic fluff. She says what is on her heart, and there is no lying in her (except white lies). I love her eyelashes, her cute sneakers, and that red hair says a lot!:frankiesmile:

xxxClaire 04-26-2007 08:32 AM

I really love Frankie! She's one of my favourtie characters on the whole show. :frankiesmile: I have the same shoes as her! :-*

frankie_fan 04-26-2007 09:03 PM

There's no doubt about it. Frankie has entertained us in many ways. As a cookie addict (Cookie Dough), a love goddess (Frankie My Dear), a political leader (Setting A President), but most of all, as a caring young woman. :frankiesmile:

I wish I could describe her even more, but I'm happy as she is! :-*

Mr. Marshmallow 05-04-2007 10:11 PM

This was probably shown somewhere on the old thread for Frankie (which I do miss despite these dual threads for her :(), it's concept art of Frankie on how she "could" have looked in past and previous sketch concepts.

I found it nosing around Wikipedia out of boredom and it lists a pretty decent amount of information about her. Including her birthday and cell phone number (which happens to be 555-6300).

Anyways here's the pic: http://photos1.blogger.com/photoIncl...00/Frankie.png

billytheskink 05-04-2007 10:53 PM

Well, red hair and green eyes (that we've never actually seen but know she has) are always cool. Plus, her name's Frankie...

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Originally Posted by Matthew6248 (Post 41743)
I like everything about Frankie, especally her orange socks and blue and white sneakers, speaking of her sneakers, I wish sneakers that look like the sneakers that Frankie Foster wears exsisted in real life!

my sister had a pair of blue and white Puma sneakers that looked just like Frankie's

Cassini90125 05-07-2007 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by billytheskink (Post 42851)
my sister had a pair of blue and white Puma sneakers that looked just like Frankie's

If you can find them, put them on eBay, you might see some of us go a little crazy. 8D

billytheskink 05-07-2007 07:33 PM

You're suggesting I steal my sister's shoes?

Hahahahahahaha

Cassini90125 05-09-2007 02:38 PM

I've seen stranger things on eBay. :cheesegrin: Unfortunately there's never anything that's Frankie-oriented. There was the plushie that I got, which I adore, but that's it. That's one of the reasons I make screencaps and such; if the manufacturers won't make us any Frankie stuff, well, what's to stop us from doing it ourselves? :frankiesmile:

Howard 05-11-2007 06:04 AM

You can go and buy a dark purple barrett, and make a killing posting it on ebay as the Official Frankie Foster Barrett! Muahahahahaha!8D

Crash-N-Cortex 05-11-2007 05:40 PM

I really like and appreciate Frankie while I watch the show. I respect Frankie as much as ever Frankie Foster fan in the forum.

Mr. Marshmallow 05-13-2007 06:20 PM

I appreciate Frankie Foster so very much that, at times I seem to appreciate the most simple and mundane things about her. Her clothes are example are especially lovely looking and I find it weird liking her clothes because I doubt alot of people can look good in an outfit like that.

Realistically, the green sweatshirt and the Power puff girls shirt would probably look weird on someone else. Same with the shoes. My favorite part of her outfit is the purple skirt, purple also happens to be my favorite color. But Frankie pulls off the look so well, I never ever get tired of seeing it.

Sometimes you stare at a character a long enough time, you'll get sick of looking at them in the same clothes over and over again but with Frankie, not the case :frankiesmile:.

Cassini90125 05-14-2007 09:08 AM

One wonders how Craig came up with the design for the outfit. It's certainly eye-catching and yes, it looks great on her and never gets old. On the rare occasions that I see a purple skirt or a green sweatshirt on a real woman these days, well, it's an instant attention-getter. Not too long ago while making a grocery run I spotted a lady wearing that sweatshirt, and she had red hair, too, tied back in a ponytail. Stopped me dead in my tracks. :frankiesmile: 8D

Medikor 05-14-2007 10:34 AM

I wonder if she was a Fosters fan? ;)

xxxClaire 05-14-2007 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Medikor (Post 43893)
I wonder if she was a Fosters fan? ;)

Yeah, now I'm wondering the same thing... 8D :frankiesmile:

Cassini90125 05-15-2007 05:35 PM

After a lot of soul-searching I finally decided to change my avatar. Unlike a lot of people this wasn't a particularly easy decision for me. There are a lot of reasons why I did it, but the bottom line is that I am, first and foremost, a Frankie Foster fan. Cartoon or not she is first in my heart, first in my life, and I wanted to do something special to honor her. And this seemed like the best thread in which to do it. :-*

Now, where were we? Oh, yeah, the woman I saw awhile back. Could be a fan, but there's no way to know. There wasn't too much resemblance aside from the hair and the sweatshirt.

frankie_fan 05-15-2007 07:37 PM

Now that is a freaking sweet avatar. Good job! :frankiesmile:

Howard 05-15-2007 08:38 PM

Sweet looking avatar Cass!:frankiesmile:

xxxClaire 05-16-2007 08:30 AM

Nice avatar! I really like it! :frankiesmile:

jekylljuice 05-16-2007 09:24 AM

That's a really spankin' new avatar, Cass. It'll take some getting used to, though. You pretty much became Eduardo in my mind. :-/

As for Frankie's trademark green jacket, I have a pretty similar one myself. In fact, I think my immediate reaction to Ms. Foster, the first time I saw her, was "hmm, she has a jacket just like mine." I've had it for quite a while now, and it's been subjected to quite a bit of wear and tear within that time, plus some of the colour's been washed out, so I doubt it really measures up to hers much any more. But I'm still very attached to it, nonetheless.

Cassini90125 05-16-2007 10:47 AM

He's still my favorite IF. And I still like potatoes. ;D

I never see anyone in a purple skirt, though, except in cosplay photos. Or orange socks, now that I think about it, unless you count Velma from Scooby-Doo. Frankie's everyday outfit is kind of a patchwork ensemble of mismatched pieces, but on her it looks so right. :frankiesmile:

Matthew6248 05-29-2007 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by billytheskink (Post 42851)
Well, red hair and green eyes (that we've never actually seen but know she has) are always cool. Plus, her name's Frankie...


my sister had a pair of blue and white Puma sneakers that looked just like Frankie's

Thanks, I would love to se a comparison of Frankie Foster's sneakers to their real life counterpart!

Cassini90125 05-29-2007 04:35 PM

I went ahead and tried to find a pair like Frankie's via Yahoo earlier today. There were a few pairs here and there that were somewhat similar but no really good matches. I guess her sneakers are as unique as she is. :frankiesmile:

Howard 05-29-2007 07:29 PM

Sorry to change the subject here, but this has been on mind for a long time. I have been attracted to Frankie making faces (like her driver's license); I find it cute and somewhat sexy - and I do not know why. Everytime I see this: http://www.fosters-home.com/screengrabs/4/407-0084.jpg

It makes me more ga-ga!:frankiesmile:

Ub3rD4n 05-29-2007 09:01 PM

The whole "horrible licensce picture" joke would be a whole lot less funny if it wasn't so true! You guys should see my student ID, it's almost as bad. Someone ripped the photo in half, so I have tow different shadings on either side of my face, in addition to the awful expression. And it does take a lot to make Frankie look bad.

Mr. Marshmallow 05-29-2007 09:21 PM

The fact Frankie has such a bizarre picture makes me wonder what was going on at the time that photo was taken. Because usually bad photos come up from a weird smile or just thinking how you look is fine when in fact once you see it on film, it looks much worse then you thought.

However, Frankie doesn't look like she's trying to smile, she looks like someone slipped cactus flavored opium into her morning coffee or something. I bet she'd feel real embarassed if anyone on a date asked her what was going on in that photo. I think Frankie really doesn't feel she looks pretty and that's crazy.

Even in a drop dead gorgeous outfit, Frankie seems nervous about how she looks and it's a shame she doesn't really realize how down right beautiful and (if I could be allowed a bit of perverted machoism) really HOT! I'm amazed though she can continue to look so good with so much stress her body is put under.

Both physically and mentally considering she has to clean up, tolerate, and baby sit creatures that can become any shape, size, or personality with a simple thought in your brain.

Cassini90125 05-30-2007 01:02 AM

I don't think we ought to read too much into the licensce photo; I think it was drawn that way simply for comic effect. Within the context of the show, maybe one of the IF's or Madam Foster was with her at the DOT office, made a goofy face at her, she made one back, and naturally that's when the camera went off.

It's fairly common for people to be insecure about their looks, even when they have no need to be. It's endearing, in a way; it's certainly easier to tolerate than an "I'm hot, and I know it" attitude, which is arrogant, annoying, and unattractive, and certainly not the Frankie Foster I know and love. :-*

Medikor 05-30-2007 12:16 PM

Frankie definitely is refreshing in that sense. The whole "girl power" thing was fresh when it started, but it has become a cliche' in itself. Frankie avoids those by simply being a great character. She's kind and warm, yet has a temper and sense of morality. She's a very hard worker, yet she's laid back and casual. And she has just enough qwerks (COOKIES!) to make an already great character even more fun to tune in and watch.:D

Mr. Marshmallow 05-30-2007 02:35 PM

Well the nice thing about Frankie is even though she doesn't flaunt or act like she's "all that", at least she would have reason to flaunt it because she IS all that. Most women who act like their beautiful and perfect are hollow and snotty on the inside, there's nothing beautiful or admirable on the inside about them.

Frankie is beautiful inside and out, she just can't always see the latter. The great thing is though she's a sweet heart through and through and always tries to be kind and understanding with others. In short, she really stands up for treating others respectively and stands up for herself when she deals with someone unreasonable.

She almost always gives Bloo or Herriman lip because in truth, they treat her no differently. But Frankie will always try and be nice when it comes to people she knows are genuinely good like Mac, Wilt, Eduardo etc.

kageri 05-30-2007 02:44 PM

I agree with Cass. I don't think Frankie is unusually insecure at all. Most people would be at least a little nervous about going on a date with someone they just met, who they think is very attractive. It's pretty normal to worry about measuring up and what they'll think of you.

I'd also have to agree that the driver's license thing was just supposed to be funny, because everyone's familiar with the "horrible license picture" phenom.

And yeah, the whole "arrogant vixen" thing is very unappealing; it's become an unflattering gender stereotype in itself.

Mr. Marshmallow 05-30-2007 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by kageri (Post 45593)
I agree with Cass. I don't think Frankie is unusually insecure at all. Most people would be at least a little nervous about going on a date with someone they just met, who they think is very attractive. It's pretty normal to worry about measuring up and what they'll think of you.

I'd also have to agree that the driver's license thing was just supposed to be funny, because everyone's familiar with the "horrible license picture" phenom.

I don't think she's "unusually insecure" but I do think she has a bit of it. Considering her choice of clothes for her dates, not just on the basis of her being nervous for her date.

And the license picture thing I was simply asking out of curiosity, it was after all a WEIRD face.

Howard 05-30-2007 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Marshmallow (Post 45595)
I don't think she's "unusually insecure" but I do think she has a bit of it. Considering her choice of clothes for her dates, not just on the basis of her being nervous for her date.

And the license picture thing I was simply asking out of curiosity, it was after all a WEIRD face.


Which was what I was trying to say in my original post: That Frankie looks sexy - even when making faces!:frankiesmile:

xxxClaire 05-30-2007 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by duck2k (Post 45602)
Which was what I was trying to say in my original post: That Frankie looks sexy - even when making faces!:frankiesmile:

I agree. :frankiesmile:

Mr. Marshmallow 05-31-2007 03:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by duck2k (Post 45602)
Which was what I was trying to say in my original post: That Frankie looks sexy - even when making faces!:frankiesmile:

I can relate, not on the fact part but on something else. I found Frankie to look pretty sexy when she was covered in butter in the movie theater in "Cheese A go-go". It was a brief moment and I know Frankie really didn't enjoy having butter globbed all over her.

But I found it rather cute looking on her and found it a quite becoming look on sweet Frankie :bloosmirk:.

Medikor 06-04-2007 08:11 AM

LOL! It is hard to see Frankie have a bad day by getting dirt and/or food stuffs on her but I do have to say that in "Bloooooo" when Frankie was all wet, covered in mud and scared out of her wits, I just wanted to give her a big hug. I don't think she gets enough of those. 8D

Cassini90125 06-04-2007 12:15 PM

That much is certain. I'd love to give her one right now, or anytime she wants, whether she's covered in mud or not. :-*

Government Man 06-10-2007 08:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr. Marshmallow (Post 45595)
And the license picture thing I was simply asking out of curiosity, it was after all a WEIRD face.

My theory is that she was doing her Duchess impression for Kathy when the camera snapped.


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