Frankie

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Well she's definitely grown more as the show has progressed. Her role in "Bloo's the Boss" was pretty large in the beginning, well large might not be the right word. But she had plenty of air time and I loved her "insanity" cases.

"Big Cheese" and "Bus the two of us" may have been torturous for Frankie, but as we saw from the endings, she more or less wasn't as completely miserable about the whole thing as she has had with OTHER episodes.

I think this kind of torture is funny because as this proved out to be the case, neither episode was designed to put Frankie through hell 24/7. Mac probably went through more stress in "Bus" despite Frankie's legal backlashes.

And considering how she turned Cheese's disaster around in "Big Cheese", I think it's safe to say she's a much stronger person thanks to these newer episodes. Plus, she was funny as hell when she was snapping at Cheese.

[Voxxyn]

I didn't say those episodes were funny, far from it. "Bus the Two of Us" was great. And I've said countless times that "The Big Cheese" was saved from being an unfunny mess thanks to Frankie's many reactions to the titular character.

I only brought up those episodes noting that Frankie definitely "paid her dues"(aka SUFFERED) in them. She presumably went through a legal nightmare thanks to Bloo's actions in BTTOU, nearly had her(and all of Foster's) good name smeared by the media in TBC, and if the Fridays sneak peek is any indication, Lil' Lincoln is going to give her a hard time as well. She deserves to shine in a more positive way, and hopefully the outcome to her role in EC will provide that.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

I wouldn't worry too much about the whole legal thing since that's obviously not really gonna play into the show ever again. If that was the case, Bloo would have been tracked down after that couch stunt he pulled back in "Store Wars".

But also that Frankie didn't suffer alone, Eduardo sure suffered a bit in "Big Cheese" and I doubt Wilt enjoyed stressing himself out over all the lying in "Bus". But like i said, Frankie's a strong girl and she's bounced back from alot worse then this.

Sure it would be nice to see her have a totally suffer free day, but in a way, seeing her temper tantrums are funny because it's a part of who she is. I always love how she screams Bloo's name when she usually talks to him as opposed to anyone else.

But seriously, don't worry about it, Frankie's built on better things.

[Medikor]

"Frankie's built on better things"... That would make a great sig!

[billytheskink]

Frankie goes to a basketball game...

another good one.

[Howard]

I definitely am in love with Frankie (don't tell my significant other); we both have the same names: she is Frances, I am Francis. I am probably old enough to be her father, but she is a true all American girl. And besides - she's a redhead!

[Medikor]

Redheads are great alright. And Frankie's the greates of them all!:bloogrin

[LosDosEduardos]

I believe that she is like a big sister to the imaginary friends. That's why she likes them so much. I wonder how she feels for human friends she has made like Mac.

[Cassini90125]

She likes humans, too. Mac is hardly the only human friend she has; she's mentioned a woman named Kathy more than once, and I'm sure she thinks of Madam Foster as a friend as well as her grandmother.

[Medikor]

And I'm sure Mr. Harreman counts as a friend too. I love that love-hate relationship of theirs. They never do show Kathy do they? I guess it's kind of like Mariss in Frasier.