Mr. Herriman

[FostersFriend]

A big bouncy bunny. Mr. Herriman is a proper imaginary friend who adores rules, and doesn't tolerate rule breaking or bad behavior. He was imagined by Madame Foster (Founder of Foster's Home) she imagined him at a young age and still hasn't given up on him. Mr. Herriman has a rather large carrot addiction as he loves eating them. In fact he gets paid in carrots. Mr. Herriman may seem stuck up here and there, but we all know he's just big funny bunny.

[Cassini90125]

Sounds like he'd make a pretty good moderator. He almost certainly has a lot of interesting stories he's never told us about the time between when Madam Foster was a child and when she opened her house to the world's abandoned IF's. Did he accompany her to high school and/or college? What does he remember about her family? Was there any sort of (non-romantic) rivalry between him and her husband? I can just see the old hare going out of his mind during her teenage years!

[FostersFriend]

Originally Posted by Cassini90125

Sounds like he'd make a pretty good moderator. He almost certainly has a lot of interesting stories he's never told us about the time between when Madam Foster was a child and when she opened her house to the world's abandoned IF's. Did he accompany her to high school and/or college? What does he remember about her family? Was there any sort of (non-romantic) rivalry between him and her husband? I can just see the old hare going out of his mind during her teenage years!

Thanks for your sweet comments Cassini! Yeah i've always thought about what Mr. Herriman did as Madame Foster was a teenage girl etc. Lol Craig should do an episode exploring it one day.

FostersFriend

[Scribble]

Originally Posted by FostersFriend

Thanks for your sweet comments Cassini! Yeah i've always thought about what Mr. Herriman did as Madame Foster was a teenage girl etc. Lol Craig should do an episode exploring it one day.

FostersFriend

I agree! I find the relationship between Herriman and Madame Foster really sweet, so I'd love to know more about how that relationship was built up.

[GrimTheLost]

What about an imaginary rehab for his addiction to carrots?

[FostersFriend]

Hahaha -lol thats funny. But it's probably way ovre board for a kids show lol

[Voxxyn]

I'm partial to his soft side--though that's because we've become so used to him being stuffy and uptight, that it's a delight when he does loosen up and show some heart. I already liked him for being funny, but "Setting A President" made me sympathize with him a lot more.

[Medikor]

Originally Posted by Voxxyn

I'm partial to his soft side--though that's because we've become so used to him being stuffy and uptight, that it's a delight when he does loosen up and show some heart. I already liked him for being funny, but "Setting A President" made me sympathize with him a lot more.

I'm sure you enjoyed "World Wide Wabbit" too, since it shows a heart warming scene of him doing what he used to for Madam Foster when she was just a "sweet little girl".
Mister Harrimin is one my top three list. just behind Frankie and ahead of Coco. I think he is one of the funnyiest characters in the whole show, when they give him an episode. And many people dislike his harshness to Frankie, but it's a necissary evil. That makes for many of the best laughs when Frankie gets frustrated with him. But they are still family. You can see that they get along when they're in a good mood. Or at least, Frankie makes the effort to get along with him.
My favorite episodes are the Frankie and Harrimin ones. They bring out the best in each other comicaly. "World Wide Wabbit is a testomant to that, and it had me laughing non-stop! Good stuff.

[Kzinistzerg]

Herriman....

I have to agree. He has the potential to be a very funny character.

[The bloo]

hes kinda mean to bloo