Episode Disscussion: House of Bloo's (8/13/2004) - Page 3 - Never Forgotten: a Foster's Home Community

kageri · 12-28-2006, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by some guy you dont know

ok ill say this on behalf of the mods, PLEASE dont bring back dead threads.

anyway, it is deeper, but i cant really tell a diffrence besides that.

The thread isn't dead, this episode was just on right now, so the people who hadn't seen it before can discuss it.

And I don't think I'd include Goofball as part of the "dark times".... I don't think any dark times have occurred yet but if they had, I wouldn't include Goofball. He was obnoxious, yeah, and almost everyone hated him, but I think we can reasonably assume he will never be so much as mentioned again, let alone be a recurring character. It was a bad episode, nothing more. He won't be blighting the show by becoming part of the regular cast (like Goo.... okay, just kidding, but I just am not terribly fond of her).

And yeah, Bloo's voice seemed a lot deeper. Sometimes it takes a bit for voice actors to find their "groove" when voicing a particular character.

Sparky · 12-28-2006, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by some guy you dont know

ok ill say this on behalf of the mods, PLEASE dont bring back dead threads.

There is no rule that says not to bring back an old thread; and in fact I'd much prefer someone added to an older thread that is for the topic they wish to discuss rather than making a new one.

So everyone: bringing back dead threads is fun! It's like making a zombie thread! Yaaay zombies!

Partymember · 12-29-2006, 10:04 AM

i don't know...zombies are usually pretty scary

anyway, so its the normal Bloo voice but before he got it down or something?

Master Knight DH · 12-31-2006, 03:38 PM

Zombies can be annoying because they come back repeatedly from death. And they always guard the source of their power to no end. That's why I became a knight. Or maybe not.

My first thoughts about FHFIF...well, let's just say the behavior of Mac's mother makes me glad of the existence of episodes like "Go Goo Go."

Ub3rD4n · 05-01-2007, 02:28 AM

Well, I didn't see this episode 'till I'd seen the majority of the episodes which have been aired as of this date.

And I loved it! Some parts were a little superfluous for someone who's seen the series like I had (the Bloo and Mac being sad part. I knew EXACTLY what they were going through, and how they would react, cause I already knew the characters), it was still top notch, however. I loved Wilt's tour, and the "You're tall" comment. Cause that's what I noticed first about the guy. Originally, I assumed he was imagined as is (people can imagine some weird stuff, and he really didn't look bad), so, yeah. And, it helps gain some understanding of Mr H that would have otherwise gone unnoticed.

Jeez, from all my posts, it sounds like I'm a major Herriman fan! I never considered it 'till now, he just reminds me very strongly of my father, although he is also a lot like Madame Foster

. Also, the Madame F being dead joke was pretty funny for one who was in on it, "OMG, they're supposed to think she's dead!" I think Bloo is a "true freind", in that he'd do anything to stay friends with Mac, which, as I've mentioned before, is creepy if you think it through to it's logical conclusion.

Another Castle · 05-03-2010, 04:02 AM

Today, the 3rd of May, besides being my birthday, is also the day last year when the final five episodes were aired (although I think they must have all been finished sometime in mid-2008, and the first three were shown in different parts of the world earlier)- neither the less we can say that is the day the show ended!
To mark this, I thought I'd talk about this, the very first piece of Fosters!

I was never into the show back in 2004, but about a year ago I decided to watch this in it's entirety, and I was blown away! Even today I still rate it as my favorite and everything about this fits perfectly together. We meet all the characters, see the house (which seems more mysterious), learn the premise of IF, a great villain (& Terrance at his most intimidating), and all loose ends are tied up

Although it hasn't really aged at all (expect for perhaps the Game Boy Advance in Mac's bedroom), it is of course notably different from later episodes, in terms of voices, pacing and animation (the first season & a few episodes form the 2nd have this, what I call the old Fosters feel)

Howard · 05-07-2010, 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Another Castle

Today, the 3rd of May, besides being my birthday, is also the day last year when the final five episodes were aired (although I think they must have all been finished sometime in mid-2008, and the first three were shown in different parts of the world earlier)- neither the less we can say that is the day the show ended!
To mark this, I thought I'd talk about this, the very first piece of Fosters!

I was never into the show back in 2004, but about a year ago I decided to watch this in it's entirety, and I was blown away! Even today I still rate it as my favorite and everything about this fits perfectly together. We meet all the characters, see the house (which seems more mysterious), learn the premise of IF, a great villain (& Terrance at his most intimidating), and all loose ends are tied up

Although it hasn't really aged at all (expect for perhaps the Game Boy Advance in Mac's bedroom), it is of course notably different from later episodes, in terms of voices, pacing and animation (the first season & a few episodes form the 2nd have this, what I call the old Fosters feel)

Another Castle, I was like you - I did not jump into Fosters until the end of the first and beginning of the second seasons. Thank goodness they had the reruns going, so I was able to catch up.

KazooBloo · 12-04-2016, 02:28 PM

Definitely a great start to the series. I need to watch this movie again. Loved it.

12-29-2006, 10:04 AM	#23
Partymember super-scientist GO TEAM VENTURE! Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Lake George Posts: 1,500	i don't know...zombies are usually pretty scary anyway, so its the normal Bloo voice but before he got it down or something? __________________ Think you used enough dynamite there, Butch?

05-01-2007, 02:28 AM	#25
Ub3rD4n Foster's Legend 40% pretention, 60% insecurity, 0% brains Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: The only place more isolated than Iceland. New Zealand Posts: 547	Well, I didn't see this episode 'till I'd seen the majority of the episodes which have been aired as of this date. And I loved it! Some parts were a little superfluous for someone who's seen the series like I had (the Bloo and Mac being sad part. I knew EXACTLY what they were going through, and how they would react, cause I already knew the characters), it was still top notch, however. I loved Wilt's tour, and the "You're tall" comment. Cause that's what I noticed first about the guy. Originally, I assumed he was imagined as is (people can imagine some weird stuff, and he really didn't look bad), so, yeah. And, it helps gain some understanding of Mr H that would have otherwise gone unnoticed. Jeez, from all my posts, it sounds like I'm a major Herriman fan! I never considered it 'till now, he just reminds me very strongly of my father, although he is also a lot like Madame Foster . Also, the Madame F being dead joke was pretty funny for one who was in on it, "OMG, they're supposed to think she's dead!" I think Bloo is a "true freind", in that he'd do anything to stay friends with Mac, which, as I've mentioned before, is creepy if you think it through to it's logical conclusion. __________________ Unconscious like a fox!

05-03-2010, 04:02 AM	#26
Another Castle At Home Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 238	Today, the 3rd of May, besides being my birthday, is also the day last year when the final five episodes were aired (although I think they must have all been finished sometime in mid-2008, and the first three were shown in different parts of the world earlier)- neither the less we can say that is the day the show ended! To mark this, I thought I'd talk about this, the very first piece of Fosters! I was never into the show back in 2004, but about a year ago I decided to watch this in it's entirety, and I was blown away! Even today I still rate it as my favorite and everything about this fits perfectly together. We meet all the characters, see the house (which seems more mysterious), learn the premise of IF, a great villain (& Terrance at his most intimidating), and all loose ends are tied up Although it hasn't really aged at all (expect for perhaps the Game Boy Advance in Mac's bedroom), it is of course notably different from later episodes, in terms of voices, pacing and animation (the first season & a few episodes form the 2nd have this, what I call the old Fosters feel) __________________ What do you mean our Princess is in...... Alpha November Oscar Tango Hotel Echo Romeo Charlie Alpha Sierra Tango Lima Echo

12-04-2016, 02:28 PM	#28
KazooBloo Foster's Legend Join Date: Nov 2016 Location: 1123 Wilson Way Posts: 1,083	Definitely a great start to the series. I need to watch this movie again. Loved it. __________________

12-31-2006, 03:38 PM	#24
Master Knight DH Newly Abandoned Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 35	Zombies can be annoying because they come back repeatedly from death. And they always guard the source of their power to no end. That's why I became a knight. Or maybe not. My first thoughts about FHFIF...well, let's just say the behavior of Mac's mother makes me glad of the existence of episodes like "Go Goo Go."