Cheese A Go-Go

[montitech]

I like the way we got to finally see some of Jackies personallity.

The Hobo looks so familiar, Was he not in an earlier eppisode somewhere??

I thought the episode was fun, not great but not horrible.
thus far I think season 4 was the best (less Good Wilt Hunting) but Go cheese go does not seem to bad, I think it is growing on me after watching it again.

Maybe it would be better if the volume on cheese was a tad lower to make him less annoying in this eppisode.

Monty

[Invader Bloo]

It may be because Candi probably recorded one line for Cheese("Gotta Go) & they kept repeating it over & over again, sometimes super fast. You could tell Louise's voice changed since Season 2.


The Hobo dude appeared as one of Bloo's hitchhikers in "Bus the Two of Us" if my memory is right. Which might be why Bloo wasn't scared of him, when he appeared out of nowhere.

[kageri]

I don't think anyone's mentioned this, but the way they portray teenagers on Foster's really amuses me for some reason. I love how they always make the guys have long hair and monotonous voices. I dunno, it's just funny.

When I saw this episode I knew immediately people would be affronted by Frankie's treatment in it, but I agree with Cass that it really wasn't meant to be personal... she wasn't really being targeted, she was just having a bad day. And let's be honest.... if someone in front of you in line at the grocery store was doing the stamp thing, and it wasn't Frankie, wouldn't you find it annoying? Which is not to say the other people were right in loudly griping about it, but people can be jerks. But I do agree she was totally cute asking for the stamps.

The "gotta go" thing was pretty annoying, because... well, he didn't really, so it wasn't even ironic or anything. Although I did like how he was flailing and flapping around when Mac and Frankie were trying to restrain him. His weird bean-shaped body and skinny boneless legs are funny in themselves, really.

I also loved Eduardo's whole "ride the wave, embrace the aura" thing. But what's with the whole pantsless Eduardo thing? How many times does he need to be de-pantsed?

[fosters-fan]

Originally Posted by kageri

I also loved Eduardo's whole "ride the wave, embrace the aura" thing. But what's with the whole pantsless Eduardo thing? How many times does he need to be de-pantsed?

*shrugs* Beats me. He was pantsless for.... let's see. Land of the Flea..... The Big Cheese....... and now Cheese A Go-Go.

[Master Knight DH]

Originally Posted by Mr. Marshmallow

You know what the really sad thing is? Frankie got into this mess by helping someone, Cheese. She took the time to stop the bus and pick him up because she was worried he might get hurt running around screaming on his own.

It bothers me that she actually did, in retrospect, the RIGHT thing by trying to help someone and instead, she gets hammered and torn apart by the movie theater people, the doctors, the post office people, etc.

You know there's a reason chivalry is dead, it's because the decent, honest people who go out of their way to help people get trampled on so much they end up killing themselves .

Sorry, little over dramatic I know.

I see where you're coming from. *coughgirlscough*

Of course, I give this episode a 4/10. Really, Cheese's stupidity got old and annoying, the plot was confusing, and nearly everybody--good, bad, or indifferent--went to jail without passing Go or collecting $200. Not to mention Mac, Frankie, and I think a few other characters were going through a bad day. Geez, this makes me glad Goo wasn't around.

But at least it was nice to see characters being described in 2-3 sentences each and we got some development on Louise's part. Hmm, makes me wonder if the FHFIF staffing tried TOO hard.

[YuckieDuck]

Originally Posted by fosters-fan

*shrugs* Beats me. He was pantsless for.... let's see. Land of the Flea..... The Big Cheese....... and now Cheese A Go-Go.

And Imposter's Home for Um... Make 'Em Up Pals.

[Rinny562]

Me and my friend did this to sum up Wilt's outlook in this episode

http://ic3.deviantart.com/fs17/f/200..._Rai_chann.gif

[Medikor]

Originally Posted by kageri

But I do agree she was totally cute asking for the stamps.

That was one of my favorite parts of this episode. Frankie was just so adorable and full of fun, fluid and new animation from what I could tell. Maybe I just haven't seen the show in a while but I found it was very refreshing.

[Mulch]

This ep seems weird to me for some reason, probably because there isn't one scene that shows Foster's or takes place in one of the rooms there.
Also, I must have been pretty tired watching it, since I thought I actually heard Cheese hiss "Nooo" when he jumped up on the telly. Well, everything else I have to say has already been said; I feel sorry for Frankie, Eduardo on funny gas was pure genius, and it was nice to see Louise again. I agree with the majority here, not the best episode ever, but not the worst either.

Oh, yeah, and Jackie Khones finally had a bigger role.

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["C" the Dragon]

Originally Posted by Rinny562

Me and my friend did this to sum up Wilt's outlook in this episode

http://ic3.deviantart.com/fs17/f/200..._Rai_chann.gif

Lol, that's awsome! That can make a good avvie!