Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends: Kids Cartoon is A Must Watch for All Ages!
By Jessica Peter, published Jul 29, 2006
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The first thing I really liked about this show was the premise behind it. Basically, when a child creates an imginary friend in their imagination, they actually become real. When the child grows up and doesn't need an imaginary friend anymore, they are sent to Foster's home where Madame Foster is the caretaker and brings in all the "friends" and takes care of them.
Now, that background information alone was enough to entice me to find out what in the world this show was about. It was completely different than any other cartoon on television and I figured if my 18-year-old brother was suggesting I check it out, you know it's got to be good.
The few episodes I've seen have had some references to Star Wars, Orlando Bloom and the Ice Capades. The humor is so offbeat it's good! Bloo's character is so undeniably inappropriate, you can't help but laugh! This show has began to get so popular, it has launched an online game which is accessible by visiting CartoonNetwork.com and clicking on the Big Fat Awesome House Party link. In this game, you create your own imaginary friend and get to name him. After you've created your own friend, you're given daily chores to do before you can play the mini-games in the game room.
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Takeaways
- Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends is shown in almost every language worldwide.
- Foster's has racked up three emmy awards so far.
- The creator of Foster's is also the creator of Power Puff Girls.
Resources
- You may want to check out CartoonNetwork.com for more info on listings and merchandise. They also have a link to their online game if you're interested in getting signed up!
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