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#112 |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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![]() Like most of us I miss the show these days, and I miss the gang. Some characters I miss more than others and you know who tops the list so earlier this evening I got out the Season Two discs and replayed Frankie My Dear yet again. It really is a remarkably good episode, one of the standouts of a remarkably good series. The story itself has a sort of timeless quality to it, something that has undoubtably been played out throughout the ages, from medieval times to the Star Trek era; with a little tinkering I can see it working for other shows as well. In another timeline maybe it's Daphne on a date with that lunkhead Dylan, with Fred in the role of Princey and Scooby and Shaggy are under the coat as Orlando Doo.
![]() ![]() Again, this was a standout episode, and for me it remains my favorite even to this day, three and a half years after it first aired. Frankie will always be the star in my eyes, and in this episode she was the star in nearly every way, but I tip my hat to all the other characters involved, regulars and one-shots alike, and to the artists and writers who made it all possible. Well done I say, well done to all! ![]() |
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Lady of Brightwood
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![]() I think this episode was above perfect, because it's thanks to it that I started watching the show on a regular basis and thus became such a big fan!
![]() Orlando Bloo will never, ever get old. I'll always have a hearty belly laugh for him. ![]()
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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![]() I didn't know bloo had such voice skills. It was so funneh!! Seeing him trying to cut and eat that steak of meat was priceless too, and also Mac's grin was ![]()
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Not-So-Hopeless Romantic
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![]() I think what really worked for this episode that made it stand out above others (besides the fact I'm cuckoo for Frankie puffs
![]() The focus comes on a side character, the plot is exceedingly more adult and teen like (dating, falling in love, sexuality etc.) and they managed to make it work in a kids environment with child like characters. I'm still applauding the fact the creators decided to make Bloo and Mac fall in love with Frankie, kids drooling at an older parental type figure is not something I see too often. Usually "puppy love" is ignored upon and the children characters view lovey dovey stuff as "ick" in their words, or too confusing for them to understand. Here, its used quite well and it actually shows up AGAIN! Solidifying the fact it wasn't a one time gag. Plus, its nice to actually see other people in Frankie's life other then her grand mother. Outside of Kathy and Frankie's infamous mystery parents, we don't know a damn thing of who exists in Frankie's history or even how she met Dylan. I know that's kind of useless information considering Dylan is a tool, but I am curious as to wonder how those two met.
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![]() My impression was that they met when Frankie and Kathy went out for the night, although under what circumstances I can't say. If I had to guess I'd say that they were introduced by mutual friends, possibly at a club of some sort.
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#118 |
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![]() I think this was most probably the first episode of Fosters I ever watched.
And it really drew me in. I mean it' was a kids cartoon. That didn't treat kids like kids. It treated them like young adults. And I don't know, ever since I watched that episode, Mac's goofball expressions, the face offs between Mac and Bloo over Frankie's affection. I just think it was an episode that really, really worked, and showed a lot of intelligence. So yeah, I think that was the episode that really made me fall in love with the series. |
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