Which Fosters character had it the "worst?"

[Ub3rD4n]

I suppose you could use Say It Isn't Sew for Madame Foster? Though it was Bloo being tortured throughout, this episode is the only one I can think of where Madame Foster is worse off by the end.

[Cassini90125]

Yeah, that's the only one I can think of for Madame Foster as well. Given that she's been dealing with Mr. Herriman for 80 years or so, maybe the writers felt that she's already put up with enough.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Originally Posted by Cassini90125

Yeah, that's the only one I can think of for Madame Foster as well. Given that she's been dealing with Mr. Herriman for 80 years or so, maybe the writers felt that she's already put up with enough.

Actually the one I was thinking of for Madame Foster was "Cheese A go-go". She got screwed in court by Jones and the judge, and she got arrested. Of course this was all still humorous but that was the only time I ever thought she had it bad.

[Cassini90125]

She was more angry than hurt, though. Character anger can be amusing (up to a point, anyway), but hurt rarely is.

Heh, Cheese A Go-Go. That one makes me roll my eyes for a lot of reasons.

[Frankie_4_Prez]

Since we're talking about other characters, it's interesting to note that absolutely NOTHING can faze Cheese. Sure, he didn't get his candy in Big Cheese, but 3 mins later he was laughing and singing again. Good old Cheese

[taranchula]

I am kind of surprised that with all the mentions of Bloo having it rough (almost) no one has brought up the most obvious example of all, Sweet Stench Of Success. Yeah it was another Bloo kind of brought on him self deals (Lying to the public and all.) But forced starvation, being worked to exhaustion and sleeping in filth is hardly worth the 15 seconds of fame he earned being a deodorant spokesperson. Heck it even almost destroyed Mac and Bloo's friendship so the situation stung just as emotionally as it did physically. And that kind of anguish IMHO, was a lot worse then being forced to miss a concert or private humiliation at the hands of your friends any day of the week.

Granted in the end everything was made right and Kip did get his much deserved comeuppance. But come on, logic dictates that would have been the only true satisfying way to end that particular story. So happy ending it is.

And that's my two cents.

[Mac-a-lacka]

I can't help but think that Eduardo had it the worst in "Eddie Monster", after all, Bloo wasn't much of help teasing him like that, and Eduardo being scared multiple times, though he gets scared a lot anyway.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Originally Posted by taranchula

I am kind of surprised that with all the mentions of Bloo having it rough no one has brought up the most obvious example of all, Sweet Stench Of Success.

Actually I did, back on page 2, post number #13.

[taranchula]

Ah so you did. (And that's why you read "every" post. :p )

Aw well, my point still remains the same. Forced into captivity is a much greater form of suffering then most other things mentioned on the list.

[One Radical Dude]

Originally Posted by taranchula

I am kind of surprised that with all the mentions of Bloo having it rough (almost) no one has brought up the most obvious example of all, Sweet Stench Of Success. Yeah it was another Bloo kind of brought on him self deals (Lying to the public and all.) But forced starvation, being worked to exhaustion and sleeping in filth is hardly worth the 15 seconds of fame he earned being a deodorant spokesperson. Heck it even almost destroyed Mac and Bloo's friendship so the situation stung just as emotionally as it did physically. And that kind of anguish IMHO, was a lot worse then being forced to miss a concert or private humiliation at the hands of your friends any day of the week.

Granted in the end everything was made right and Kip did get his much deserved comeuppance. But come on, logic dictates that would have been the only true satisfying way to end that particular story. So happy ending it is.

And that's my two cents.

That's definitely torture right there.