Wilt

[Cassini90125]

I'm sure they're okay with that. Excuse me while I go stand behind this brick wall...

[antgirl1]

Tis ok, as long as you don't hate him to the point of killing him outta sheer hatred. (and yes, there is one) Then the fangirls will make your life a living ****. XD

[Mac]

Nah. It's impossible for me to hate a character THAT much. Well...save for Elizabeth Swann from PotC...I hate her character so much I wanted to see her killed off in Dead Man's Chest. Since they didn't do it there, I'm rooting for the third XD

[DoubleLatte]

Originally Posted by Mac

Nah. It's impossible for me to hate a character THAT much. Well...save for Elizabeth Swann from PotC...I hate her character so much I wanted to see her killed off in Dead Man's Chest. Since they didn't do it there, I'm rooting for the third XD

*lovesyou*
Just a quick edit so all this wonderful space won't go to waste: I hated this movie. I really did. Davey Jones was the only one worth my seven bucks (with student discount!)

[antgirl1]

Originally Posted by DoubleLatte

*lovesyou*
Just a quick edit so all this wonderful space won't go to waste: I hated this movie. I really did. Davey Jones was the only one worth my seven bucks (with student discount!)

Wow, and I'm not going cuz it's too **** long. I mean, 2 hours and 30 minutes? I got bored in the middle of the FIRST one, because of that. I mean,I just couldn't "get into" it, unlike Harry Potter.

---Now onto the ontopic stuff---

People could be onto something, you know, getting all hyper over Wilt's movie, and then when finally seeing it (which will be in about 2 more months) it turns out like "Imposter's home for um...Make-em-up Pals" did...crap. Crap, dookie, poo, waste of time, a "I WAITED A YEAR FOR THIS?!?!"

I'm actually afraid about that it'll hit me like that too - and that takes a lot for me, I'm easily amused. So, if I think it's really bad, you'll think this'll be the WORST thing ever shown on television since the history of television.

I'm also wondering this, too: Are they gonna quit making Foster's episodes after the movie is shown? Will it become "off-the-air"? Will it still at least show the re-runs of other episodes? Or will they get rid of Foster's completely? Powerpuff girls lasted, like what, 5 years? And after it's movie, they make a few more episodes before the final episode for the season fanale, called "See me, Feel me, Gnome".

And now, Foster's is getting a movie (the pilot doesn't count), only 2 years running, and after that, is that wonderful show just gonna die out...just like that? I also worried about after the SpongeBob Movie was released to theators (at that time I loved SpongeBob, before Foster's came along) that will SpongeBob, 5 years running, will die out? Not really. But still. Foster's has only two blissful fanful years, and is it gonna just be gone forever afterwards? If it's true, I'm shocked.

As Wilt would say, THAT's not ok!

[Mac]

Originally Posted by DoubleLatte

*lovesyou*
Just a quick edit so all this wonderful space won't go to waste: I hated this movie. I really did. Davey Jones was the only one worth my seven bucks (with student discount!)

I enjoyed it...not as much as I had hoped. I was a huge fan of the first movie so I was skeptical about this one. Usually sequels ruin the characters and the movie and it turns out I was right. They messed up Jack's character and Elizabeth was as dull as ever save for a few funny lines here and there. I think the only character who improved at all was Will. PotC fans don't give him the credit he deserves. He sucked in the first movie but he came back fighting in the second and I think was even better than Jack Sparrow. IMO people are too blinded by the Jack/Elizabeth pairing to notice Will was a great character in DMC. They are just dead set on hating him. Will was the only reason I stayed awake durning it.

All in all I wish they hadn't done the second movie and I'm not looking forward to the third.

Ok now that that essay is done with, back on topic.

[pitbulllady]

Originally Posted by antgirl1

Wow, and I'm not going cuz it's too **** long. I mean, 2 hours and 30 minutes? I got bored in the middle of the FIRST one, because of that. I mean,I just couldn't "get into" it, unlike Harry Potter.

---Now onto the ontopic stuff---

People could be onto something, you know, getting all hyper over Wilt's movie, and then when finally seeing it (which will be in about 2 more months) it turns out like "Imposter's home for um...Make-em-up Pals" did...crap. Crap, dookie, poo, waste of time, a "I WAITED A YEAR FOR THIS?!?!"

I'm actually afraid about that it'll hit me like that too - and that takes a lot for me, I'm easily amused. So, if I think it's really bad, you'll think this'll be the WORST thing ever shown on television since the history of television.

I'm also wondering this, too: Are they gonna quit making Foster's episodes after the movie is shown? Will it become "off-the-air"? Will it still at least show the re-runs of other episodes? Or will they get rid of Foster's completely? Powerpuff girls lasted, like what, 5 years? And after it's movie, they make a few more episodes before the final episode for the season fanale, called "See me, Feel me, Gnome".

And now, Foster's is getting a movie (the pilot doesn't count), only 2 years running, and after that, is that wonderful show just gonna die out...just like that? I also worried about after the SpongeBob Movie was released to theators (at that time I loved SpongeBob, before Foster's came along) that will SpongeBob, 5 years running, will die out? Not really. But still. Foster's has only two blissful fanful years, and is it gonna just be gone forever afterwards? If it's true, I'm shocked.

As Wilt would say, THAT's not ok!

Believe me, I'm probably as much concerned, if not more so, than anyone else that Good Wilt Hunting will wind up being a disappointment, concentrating too much on the humor, and not enough on other emotional elements, or being one of those episodes where someone just gets "dumped on" for no particular reason, like, as you said, "Imposter's Home...". Still, I'm holding out high hopes for it, so I guess now the onus is upon Craig and Co. to deliver. As I'm sure that they keep tabs on us here at Never Forgotten, I'm equally sure that they will make every possible effort to make Wilt's movie the entertainment event of the year!

That said, the answer to whether Foster's will end with the airing of Good Wilt Hunting is "NO". While there seems to be some debate as to whether or not that movie is the conclusion to Season 4, or the beginning of Season 5, Craig has already stated that Cartoon Network has approved a SIXTH season of Foster's, so there will definately be additional episodes after the movie. We know, from the Comic-Con interview, that there is the episode in which Bloo gets stuck at a fabric shop with Madame Foster while everyone else goes to the fair, and there's the band episode, neither of which have even been given a name yet, so we still have many more to look foreward to.

pitbulllady

[antgirl1]

Originally Posted by pitbulllady

Believe me, I'm probably as much concerned, if not more so, than anyone else that Good Wilt Hunting will wind up being a disappointment, concentrating too much on the humor, and not enough on other emotional elements, or being one of those episodes where someone just gets "dumped on" for no particular reason, like, as you said, "Imposter's Home...". Still, I'm holding out high hopes for it, so I guess now the onus is upon Craig and Co. to deliver. As I'm sure that they keep tabs on us here at Never Forgotten, I'm equally sure that they will make every possible effort to make Wilt's movie the entertainment event of the year!

That said, the answer to whether Foster's will end with the airing of Good Wilt Hunting is "NO". While there seems to be some debate as to whether or not that movie is the conclusion to Season 4, or the beginning of Season 5, Craig has already stated that Cartoon Network has approved a SIXTH season of Foster's, so there will definately be additional episodes after the movie. We know, from the Comic-Con interview, that there is the episode in which Bloo gets stuck at a fabric shop with Madame Foster while everyone else goes to the fair, and there's the band episode, neither of which have even been given a name yet, so we still have many more to look foreward to.

pitbulllady

Boy, is THAT a relief!

By the way, that's a really cute Wilt icon, he's being attacked by a...PUPPY! XD

[pitbulllady]

Originally Posted by antgirl1

Boy, is THAT a relief!

By the way, that's a really cute Wilt icon, he's being attacked by a...PUPPY! XD

Thanks for the comment on the icon/avatar. I guess I need to put the original up on DA. I made this on copier paper during class at one of my schools, using crayon and Crayola markers-not the most sophisticated of art supplies, but all we have available on my current budget(the school district refuses to pay for art supplies, so the teachers have to buy 100% of student art supplies with our own money, which sucks). It actually shows Wilt being "kissed" by an adult red-nosed Pit Bull, and I originally intended it to be a sort of anti-BSL statement, to show that Pit Bulls are NOT all blood-thirsty killer monsters with 666 branded onto their foreheads as the news media would have everyone believe.

pitbulllady

[Voxxyn]

Oh, man... as a Frankie fanatic--and somebody who is still somewhat sore about "Imposter's Home"--I hope you gals won't end up "betrayed" by the Wilt movie. I'm really looking forward to it as well.

From the way the schedule is, with 8 half-hour episodes of Season 4 aired and 3 left--and with each previous season having 13 episodes(10 for Season 1 with the three-part pilot, 13 for Season 2, and 13 for Season 3 with "A Lost Claus" being a separate Holiday special), and with the movie being an hour long(two episodes' worth)... I guess it'll be the Season 4 closer. That is, unless the unnamed "fair" and "band" episodes air before November, which would probably make it the Season 5 premier.