Episode Discussion: "Bloo Superdude" - Page 7 - Never Forgotten: a Foster's Home Community

Sparky · 09-11-2007, 06:42 PM

While I found the episode entertaining and I have nothing against it, I just prefer a "regular" Foster's ep I guess, showing the characters in "real life" as it were, rather than basically the entire ep being something make-believe. I'm NOT saying I don't think they should have made the ep, I'm just saying I prefer eps in a more standard format.

But I did love the monkey hand turning the book page...that was classic.

Lynnie · 09-11-2007, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by pitbulllady

Mr. H originally sent Bloo, Ed, Wilt and Coco to their room for fighting over the Game Guy, then Frankie apparently came along and bailed them out so they could help with her chores, including washing the Foster's bu...I mean battle tank.

Aah, that makes sense. Thanks PBL!

Oh yes, the Battle Tank! That also made me crack up! A tank with psychedelic swirls in pink and blue.... ROTFL!!

Oh yes, I forgot to mention yesterday, I also thought it was just too deserved that everyone bow-the-knee to Frankie. I was cheering!

I mean, how often do we see Bloo, or even the other friends, bow before her in the utmost respect? I just loved that!

She deserves more of such respect, no?

don Jaime · 09-11-2007, 08:14 PM

I thought the heavy pop culture references worked really well in context. Of course Bloo's story is going to draw from whatever movies or TV he thinks are cool. Heaven forbid all episodes become this reference-conscious. There's too many "Family Guy" clones as it is.

This wasn't just a good episode, it was needed. Most recent episodes have made Bloo an irritant to somebody else's issues. This one put him and his way of thinking in the center. We get a clear image of what he thinks of everyone in the house, most of it fairly positive. Once it becomes clear that "The Creator of Everything Good in the Universe" is Mac, and that Bloo is spinning some event, it also becomes a game to see what Bloo is really trying to tell Mac: that he got in a lot of trouble and broke Mac's toy.

Note: There's nothing indicating Wilt, Eduardo, or Coco were grounded. Heck, Bloo and Mac appear in enough other rooms it's not clear Bloo was grounded.

pitbulllady · 09-12-2007, 02:16 AM

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Originally Posted by don Jaime

I thought the heavy pop culture references worked really well in context. Of course Bloo's story is going to draw from whatever movies or TV he thinks are cool. Heaven forbid all episodes become this reference-conscious. There's too many "Family Guy" clones as it is.

This wasn't just a good episode, it was needed. Most recent episodes have made Bloo an irritant to somebody else's issues. This one put him and his way of thinking in the center. We get a clear image of what he thinks of everyone in the house, most of it fairly positive. Once it becomes clear that "The Creator of Everything Good in the Universe" is Mac, and that Bloo is spinning some event, it also becomes a game to see what Bloo is really trying to tell Mac: that he got in a lot of trouble and broke Mac's toy.

Note: There's nothing indicating Wilt, Eduardo, or Coco were grounded. Heck, Bloo and Mac appear in enough other rooms it's not clear Bloo was grounded.

Actually, there IS something indicating that at first, all four of the main friends were "grounded", as you say, and that was the scene in which all of them were locked up in the "dungeon" by "Mr. Snooty". Obviously, all four were involved in some sort of punishment for something, but Frankie came along and let them out on the conditions that they'd do those chores for her.

pitbulllady

Starsky · 09-12-2007, 06:27 AM

MASTERFUL episode. "So sue me!" is probably the hardest I've ever laughed at any Foster's gag ever.

One question, though: did the opening scene seem to lack a narration to anyone else? I didn't see it right away, but Mac stating Bloo had already said all that "In a world..." stuff during the motorbike presentation when it had actually been silent kinda made me wonder.

Cassini90125 · 09-12-2007, 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Lynnie

Oh yes, I forgot to mention yesterday, I also thought it was just too deserved that everyone bow-the-knee to Frankie. I was cheering!

I mean, how often do we see Bloo, or even the other friends, bow before her in the utmost respect? I just loved that!

She deserves more of such respect, no?

Absolutely she does; heck, I'd settle for a "thank you" now and then.

phil93 · 09-12-2007, 10:06 AM

This was a awesome episode! "So sue me" is like the best line in Foster's! Also Wilt using jedi mind control on Ed was hilarious!

This episode is definitely one of the top 10 best ones.

Sparky · 09-12-2007, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Starsky

MASTERFUL episode. "So sue me!" is probably the hardest I've ever laughed at any Foster's gag ever.

One question, though: did the opening scene seem to lack a narration to anyone else? I didn't see it right away, but Mac stating Bloo had already said all that "In a world..." stuff during the motorbike presentation when it had actually been silent kinda made me wonder.

Yeah I noticed but I took that to mean that Bloo had said all that to Mac before we came in or that we just didn't hear it or something. *shrug* I guess the writers/directors liked the mood for the opening without the narration better.

Digifreak642 · 09-12-2007, 03:28 PM

I don't get why "So sue me" was so funny.

And I agree with sparky that regular episodes are better.

WiltFan · 09-12-2007, 10:27 PM

This episode is probably my favorite for Season 5. I just loved everything about it, I don't even know where to start.

10/10

09-11-2007, 06:42 PM	#61
Sparky Undisputed Ruler of Terrencania Am not Slave-O-Matic! Am Johnny Five! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 5,711	While I found the episode entertaining and I have nothing against it, I just prefer a "regular" Foster's ep I guess, showing the characters in "real life" as it were, rather than basically the entire ep being something make-believe. I'm NOT saying I don't think they should have made the ep, I'm just saying I prefer eps in a more standard format. But I did love the monkey hand turning the book page...that was classic. __________________ Custom Machine Embroidery & More

09-12-2007, 06:27 AM	#65
Starsky Settling In Boys becoming men, men becoming wolves! Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Barcelona, Spain Posts: 51	MASTERFUL episode. "So sue me!" is probably the hardest I've ever laughed at any Foster's gag ever. One question, though: did the opening scene seem to lack a narration to anyone else? I didn't see it right away, but Mac stating Bloo had already said all that "In a world..." stuff during the motorbike presentation when it had actually been silent kinda made me wonder. Last edited by Starsky; 09-12-2007 at 07:47 AM.

09-12-2007, 03:28 PM	#69
Digifreak642 Newly Abandoned The freak is back! Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: USA! Posts: 22	I don't get why "So sue me" was so funny. And I agree with sparky that regular episodes are better. __________________ Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends is near its end... But it will always be with us in our hearts...

09-12-2007, 10:27 PM	#70
WiltFan At Home Hmm...yessss... Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: 1 hour from Disneyland. :) Posts: 135	This episode is probably my favorite for Season 5. I just loved everything about it, I don't even know where to start. 10/10 __________________ ~Disneylanding since '95~

09-11-2007, 08:14 PM	#63
don Jaime Settling In Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 94	I thought the heavy pop culture references worked really well in context. Of course Bloo's story is going to draw from whatever movies or TV he thinks are cool. Heaven forbid all episodes become this reference-conscious. There's too many "Family Guy" clones as it is. This wasn't just a good episode, it was needed. Most recent episodes have made Bloo an irritant to somebody else's issues. This one put him and his way of thinking in the center. We get a clear image of what he thinks of everyone in the house, most of it fairly positive. Once it becomes clear that "The Creator of Everything Good in the Universe" is Mac, and that Bloo is spinning some event, it also becomes a game to see what Bloo is really trying to tell Mac: that he got in a lot of trouble and broke Mac's toy. Note: There's nothing indicating Wilt, Eduardo, or Coco were grounded. Heck, Bloo and Mac appear in enough other rooms it's not clear Bloo was grounded.

09-12-2007, 10:06 AM	#67
phil93 Newly Abandoned Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Kamuela, Hawaii Posts: 23	This was a awesome episode! "So sue me" is like the best line in Foster's! Also Wilt using jedi mind control on Ed was hilarious! This episode is definitely one of the top 10 best ones.