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Mac is one of the two main protagonists (alongside Bloo) of the Cartoon Network series Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends. He visits imaginary friends all the time. He is an eight year old boy who was the original owner of Bloo until he had to give him up at the end to stay at Foster's, as his. Sep 24, 2018 Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends Season 02 Episode 07 Mac Daddy Part 04 - Duration. Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends Season 01 Episode 05 World Wide Wabbit Part 03.
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Mac was sleeping peacefully one Saturday morning, as he didn't have to worry about getting up as early for school. But when Mac turned over onto his right side, his peacefully slumbering was soon interrupted when he felt something else in his bead.
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends » Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends #207 - Mac Daddy released by DC Comics on No Date. Summary Short summary describing this episode. Scene 1: Mac's Bedroom/Apartment Mac was sleeping peacefully when he turns around and wakes up, he sees a short, yellow imaginary friend with a lollipop-shaped head in his bed. CHEESE: Daddy. We see the outside of Mac's apartment as Mac screams. Scene 2: Foster's/The Hallway.
Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends 2x07 Mac Daddy Part 04. Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends - Jackie Khones and the Case of the Overdue Library Crook (Clip) - Duration: 2:28. Mac Daddy Cheese is an imaginary friend from the Cartoon Network television series Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends who is voiced by Candi Milo. He made his first appearance in the episode ' Mac Daddy.' Cheese is known for often repeating words in quick. Apr 09, 2018 Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends Season 01 Episode 02 The Trouble With Scribbles Part 05 - Duration: 4:02. Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends 3,714 views.
And when he opened his eyes, lying right there, staring at him with big eyes was an imaginary friend with pale yellow skin, a big and round lollipop head, little hairs sprouting from the top of his head, and his huge eyes had small red dots for pupils.
'Daddy,' the imaginary friend whispered creepily with a crooked smile, making Mac shriek at the top of his lungs in terror.
'Bloo, I said no! I need the drill ta fix the door,' Frankie repeated angrily while carrying a drill towards one of the closet doors underneath the stairs in the foyer.
'I told you she'd say no,' Bella pointed out flatly.
'I don't care. I'm not giving up,' Bloo quickly protested.
'Figures,' Bella sighed while rolling her eyes.
'We can't do it without the drill, Frankie!' Bloo whined, 'C'mooooooon!'
But just before he could continue to whine, they all stopped when a short, yellow imaginary friend with a lollipop-shaped head suddenly stopped them in their tracks, staring at them with wide eyes and a big smile.
'Oh, uh, hey there, Buddy! Watch where you're goin' next time, k?' Bloo chuckled.
'I like chocolate milk!' the yellow friend declared.
…
'Ok,' Bloo stated slowly, 'Well, nice meetin' ya!'
With that, Bloo and Bella continued to follow Frankie out to the foyer.
'Boy, new recruits. I'd hate ta meet the kid who imagined that thing,' Bloo muttered grimly, 'Now, as I was saying before—c'mooooon!'
'Uh, Bloo?' Bella interrupted while standing in front of him to stop him.
'What?' Bloo asked impatiently.
'Ya got somethin' on your shoulder, there.' Bloo then followed Bella's paw to where it was pointing, and he quickly stepped back after realizing the same yellow imaginary friend from before was suddenly breathing down his neck.
'Can I help you?' Bloo asked with squinted eyes.
'I like chocolate milk,' he repeated.
'Yes, I caught that before,' Bloo pointed out in annoyance.
'Can I have some chocolate milk?'
'What do I look like? Your mother?'
'Can I have some chocolate milk?'
'FRANKIE, THIS KID WANTS SOME CHOCOLATE MIIIILK!' Bloo suddenly called at the top of his lungs.
'Bloo, I'm right here! And I'm a little busy, you get it!' Frankie shouted, her voice muffled by the nails between her teeth, as Bloo had forgotten that they were still standing right next to the closet under the stairs that Frankie was fixing.
'Ugh, fine! C'mon!' Bloo sighed in defeat, and started leading Cheese to the kitchen, and Bella was observing from the sidelines when the yellow friend seemed to be more interested in sticking closer to Bloo than her.
'Little elbow room, please?' Bloo demanded rather than asked when he realized that he was sticking too close to him too.
'Ok,' the yellow friend complied, but even when Bloo started to move again, he didn't have anymore room than he started out with, much to Bloo's dismay.
'A little more elbow room, please?'
'Ok.'
But once again, the yellow friend ceased to give Bloo anymore room, as he continued to follow him to the kitchen.
'I'm beginning to sense a pattern, here,' Bella pondered aloud once they reached the kitchen, and Bloo hastily reached into the fridge to grab out a carton of chocolate milk.
'One chocolate milk! Bye!' Bloo quickly stated while giving the carton to the yellow friend, but Bloo suddenly stopped him from exiting the kitchen and turned him around to see that the yellow friend had poured out the dirt and flower from a flower put to use for a cup, only for the chocolate milk spill due to the hole in the bottom.
'He's using a flower pot for a cup. You see that, right?' Bloo asked Bella with a twitchy eye.
'Yeah, so stop him!' Bella pointed out while shoving Bloo up to the yellow friend.
'Fine! Gimme that!' Bloo demanded while snatching the flower pot from the yellow friend, but he immediately started shrieking like a banshee.
'No, no, no! Shh, shh! Shut up, already!' Bloo shouted while grabbing a glass and pouring chocolate milk into it, and the yellow friend finally stopped crying when Bloo brought him the glass.
'I like chocolate milk,' he informed once more.
'Yes, yes, I know! Just take it!' Bloo snapped while forcefully shoving the glass of chocolate milk into the yellow friend's hands. But he was once again stopped from leaving the kitchen when he started pouring the milk into his mouth, but he didn't swallow any of it, flooding his mouth and spilling it on the floor.
So, Bloo snatched the glass away too, only to once again make the yellow friend cry hysterically. And to make him shut up, Bloo suddenly grabbed his head and pulled it down while helping him drink it down.
'Shh, shh, shh! There, isn't that better?' Bloo asked sweetly while trying not to lose his mind.
'Yeeeeeth…' the yellow friend replied, but his mouth was once again overflowing with chocolate milk. But just before Bloo could strangle him, he suddenly took the glass and shoved it into Bloo's mouth, nearly chocking him to death by trying to make him drink the rest of the chocolate milk.
And if it hadn't been for Bella taking the glass away and patting his back to help him cough up the chocolate milk, he might've actually choked to death.
'Alright…let's try this again…' Bloo demanded breathlessly.
'Oh, no!' came a familiar voice, as Bloo and Bella turned to find it was Mac.
'Mac, thank goodness! I don't know what lame brain imagined this dude, but boy, does he need help with chocolate milk!' Bloo ranted on.
'Who gave him milk?! He's allergic!' Mac pointed out with worry, and he suddenly pulled out a juice box of apple juice from his bag.
'Mac, why do you know that?' Bloo slowly asked with fear.
'Here, hold this,' Mac ordered while giving Bloo the juice box.
'Mac, why was this in your bag?'
'He's totally lactose-intolerant.'
'Mac, what are you talking about?'
Mac didn't even answer, as he was wiping the yellow friend's face clean of chocolate milk and slobber, and he gave him the juice box.
'I like chocolate milk!' the yellow friend sang happily before desperately slurping at the juice.
'Phew,' Mac sighed in relief.
'Mac, what is going on?!' Bloo snapped.
'Oh, right…Bloo…this is your baby brother,' Mac shamefully replied.
'BROTHER?! WHAT DO YOU MEAN, HE'S MY BROTHER?!'
'I guess I sorta…thought up of another imaginary friend, heh-heh…'
'ANOTHER IMAGINARY FRIEND?!'
'Um…yeah?'
'But-but-but…I-I don't understand! Ya got me, why would you need another imaginary friend?' Bloo asked hysterically, and his eyes started tearing up.
'I-I didn't mean to imagine someone else! It just sorta happened,' Mac pointed out.
'JUST SORTA HAPPENED?!' Bloo snapped, but then he started to break down in another sob, 'Mac, I thought we had something special…h-h-how could you do this ta me?! What were you thinking?!'
'That's just it…I wasn't thinking at all…I just kinda woke up, and then there he was…I-I don't even remember how it happened!' Mac awkwardly explained.
'Well, that just sounds wrong when out of context,' Bella pointed out with disgust.
'Yeah, what kind of pathetic excuse is that?!' Bloo asked angrily.
But suddenly, the swinging door to the kitchen suddenly opened, and sweet little Madame Foster walked in.
'Alright, where is the little fella?' Madame Foster asked with excitement.
'This is him,' Mac sighed while pointing at the yellow friend, while Bella was still too busy being creeped out by him, and Bloo turned away and crossed his arms in frustration.
And as the yellow imaginary friend sucked desperately at the now empty juice box, Madame Foster wasn't so impressed with him anymore, but she tried to hide that notion anyway.
'H-he seems nice…uh, what's his name, Dear?' Madame Foster asked innocently, but Mac mumbled something under his breath that she couldn't understand.
'What's that, Dear?'
Mac once again responded with a soft mumble.
'I'm sorry?'
'Cheese! His name is Cheese!' Mac finally admitted.
'Oh…' Madame Foster stated with realization.
'Cheese?' Bloo repeated with surprise.
'Yes?' Cheese asked when he heard his name being called.
'No, not you, Cheese. But yes, it's Cheese,' Mac corrected.
'Yes?'
'Not you.'
'So, you're…' Bloo began to ponder aloud with a smirk.
'Don't say it,' Mac demanded, but Bloo only ignored him.
'You're…'
'Don't!'
'You're…'
'I said-!'
'Mac and Cheese?' Madame Foster finally stated, making Bella snicker loudly.
'Yes?' Cheese asked.
'Yes, yes! We're Mac and Cheese!' Mac shouted in defeat, and Bella suddenly burst out laughing when she couldn't take it anymore, 'I didn't name him, he came with the name!'
'Ok, then…well, everything is set up just like it is with his Big Brother Bloo and Auntie Bella—as long as you visit Cheese everyday, he'll always be yours and no one can ever adopt him,' Madame Foster explained firmly, immediately ceasing Bella's laughter, and Bloo's eyes and mouth were wide.
'And here, I thought it wasn't possible to get stuck with anyone more annoying,' Bella whimpered, and Bloo slowly nodded his head in agreement.
'Bye-bye, lady!' Cheese called while flailing his arm goodbye.
'Thank you, Madame Foster,' Mac reluctantly thanked.
'Sure, kid. It's your funeral,' Madame Foster mumbled under her breath, as she was about to leave the kitchen.
'Sorry?' Mac questioned.
'Oh-ho-ho! Nothing, nothing!' Madame Foster laughed innocently before pushing the swinging door open and finally leaving.
…
'Great. So, you're keeping him?' Bloo asked in disappointment while crossing his arms.
'Well, yeah, Bloo. I created him, so I have to take responsibility for him. It's only fair,' Mac explained firmly.
'Figures,' Bloo growled.
'I'm a cowboy,' Cheese suddenly declared, but then he walked away.
'Look, guys, things won't be any different. I promise,' Mac reassured with a smile.
'Here's my horse!' Cheese shouted while running back, and he held a small pink horse figurine in his hands.
'Who does that pink pony remind me of?' Bella muttered in suspicion while closely examining Cheese's horse.
'Hey, I got an idea! How about we make that go-kart today? We've been talkin' about it all week,' Mac pointed out with excitement, and he ignored the fact that Cheese was pretending his little horse was galloping on his head.
But then, Cheese suddenly switched over to Bloo, and he made his horse gallop up his side…which Bloo was not into. And as the horse was getting closer to his head, and Cheese was making the galloping hoof noises himself, Bella was once again trying to hold back her laughter, but Bloo was not having it anymore.
'Get outta here!' Bloo finally snapped, making Cheese wince and walk away, and Bella once again burst out laughing when she couldn't take it anymore.
But her laughter eventually died down awkwardly when Bloo sent her the coldest glare she'd ever seen, and so she smiled innocently back at him.
'C'mon, I brought Mom's drill,' Mac broke the awkward silence in hopes of lifting Bloo's spirits.
'So?' Bloo grumbled, and Cheese put his horse in the middle as its head followed their conversation.
'We can paint awesome flames on it.'
'So?'
'We can ride down that huge hill on Mulberry Lane.' That was what finally snapped Bloo from his pouting; even Bella couldn't help but go starry-eyed from excitement.
'Oh, Mac! Ya mean it?' Bloo asked in ecstasy.
'Of course! Just like I promised,' Mac declared.
'Oh, Mac! You're the best kid an imaginary friend could ask-WILL YOU GET THAT THING AWAY FROM ME?!' Bloo was relishing in his excitement until he finally noticed Cheese's horse in the middle, and then he finally lost it.
But Cheese only rose slowly, as Bloo was hyperventilating with rage.
'Now, I'm a horsey! BAAA!' Cheese shouted happily and started running around the kitchen, 'Now, YOU'RE a horsey!'
It wasn't until it was too late that they realized Cheese was referring to Bella, as he suddenly came sprinting back and jumped onto her back. And since she wasn't prepared for the sudden action, Bella collapsed flat on her stomach in the impact with Cheese now lying awkwardly on top of her.
'Ha! Who's laughin' now?' Bloo mocked while leaning down with an evil smirk.
'Thith floor tathteth funny,' Cheese informed while dragging his huge tongue across the floor, leaving a large trail of saliva behind. So, Bella used this to get revenge at Bloo for mocking her by dipping her paw in Cheese's saliva and flicked some into Bloo's face.
'Ya know, I'm gonna get you for that,' Bloo simply declared while closing his eyes to keep the drool out, but Bella only smirked back mockingly.
Later that day, the trio…including Cheese…headed to the garage to start working on their make-shift go-kart: a metal trash can on wheels with two dining chairs in the back.
Mac was working on hammering flashlights onto the front for headlights, and Bella was helping Bloo by crawling underneath the kart with him and holding a flashlight in place for him to see to be able to screw on the wheels.
'Alright, now for the last wheel,' Bloo sighed while rolling out from under the kart and wiping sweat from his forehead.
'No, I wanna screw the wheel!' Cheese whined while desperately reaching across the kart for Bloo's drill.
'Yeah, um—no,' Bloo simply protested, but Cheese only replied by suddenly lunging at Bloo for the drill, but the blob kept running away and pushing him to get away.
'No…stop it…I had it first…I'm telling Mac!' Bloo grunted in anger while trying to keep the drill out of reach.
'Oh, brother…' Bella sighed while watching the siblings fight.
'Bloo, just give 'em the drill!' Mac demanded when finally having enough of their fighting, and Bloo glared daggers at his creator before reluctantly giving Cheese the drill.
'Yaaayy!' Cheese cheered while clutching the drill closely, and he soon went to drill on the front left wheel. But since the wheel was already drilling on, he wasn't making any progress with it. And Bloo couldn't help but notice this and at least try to correct him.
'No, wait, you're doing it wrong.'
'No!' Cheese whined while keeping the drill from Bloo's reach.
'No, really, you're-!'
'No!'
'Just listen ta me!'
'Nooo!'
'Bloo, just let him use the drill!' Mac raised his voice once more, and when Bloo finally left him alone, Cheese stuck out his tongue at him when he wasn't looking.
But Bloo really didn't get it, so he could only glare at Bella, hoping for answers.
'Don't look at me. I'm just the aunt that eats the annoying kids when they get on the parents' nerves—that being said, you're on strike two, Mister,' Bella warned firmly, making Bloo scrunch up his face in even more anger and disbelief.
And soon, Cheese went back to drilling the front left wheel, but he eventually started drilling the wrong way and unscrewed the entire wheel, causing the go-kart to collapse onto its left side.
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'See?! He's screwing everything up!' Bloo shouted at Mac, as the wheel innocently rolled away.
'Nuh-unh, I'm only screwing the wheel!' Cheese argued, but Mac wasn't going to deal with this anymore, so he took the drill from Cheese and gave him the hammer.
But that was also a big mistake when he suddenly started banging holes into the go-kart, causing the others to shriek in fear that their project was getting destroyed.
'No, no, no! Cheese, don't-OUCH!' Bella tried to stop him by grabbing the hammer from him, but her efforts only ended in disaster when Cheese suddenly caught her paw front left underneath the hammer, and he smashed down on it like there was no tomorrow.
Bella was then biting her lip and trying to hold back tears as she held her now throbbing paw, and she nearly fainted from all of the pain in shock if Bloo hadn't caught her.
Hurting his Bella was the last straw.
'Ok, that's it! I say Cheese is NEVER allowed to use the tools again!' Bloo snapped while snatching the hammer from Cheese, and he started flailing it around in anger in his free hand.
'Jeez! Gimme that before you kill somebody!' Mac demanded while waiting for the right moment to take the hammer from Bloo to keep himself from getting hit too. And he took the other tools and put them all back in their toolbox.
'Nobody gets ta use the tools until you two learn how ta get along!' Mac stated firmly while pulling out a bright and plastic toolbox, 'here, use these.'
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The plastic box read 'Hooray 4 Tools', and Bloo and Cheese soon found out why when they pulled out a plastic hammer and saw. And while Bloo wasn't amused at all, Cheese smiled brightly that he still got to use a tool of any kind at all.
After Mac fetched Frankie to look at Bella's paw, it took few hours until the time the boys fixed the go-kart, as the sun was already starting to set, and Mac was working the hardest, Cheese was aimlessly banging the plastic saw on the hood, and Bloo was lazily tapping the plastic hammer on the front left wheel.
'Hoo! We're done!' Mac sighed in relief.
'And it only took five more hours than it should have,' Bloo growled while giving the wheel one last hard bang.
'Aw, you guys finished it without me?' Bella whined in disappointment after Frankie finished fixing her paw; her paw was now wrapped in a thick cast, and she limped with it slowly as it barely touched the ground.
'Thank goodness you're ok!' Bloo cheered and suddenly dropped his plastic hammer and sprinted up to Bella to grab her up in a hug.
'Of course I am. I mean, yeah, it's broken, but nothing a cast and two months time can't fix,' Bella pointed out nonchalantly.
'It's broken?! No one hurts my Bella! …I-I mean, our Bella…Bella,' Bloo awkwardly rambled on when he realized what he said, but the more he went on, the worse he made it, as he made both himself and Bella blush.
'Uh, right…anyway, it's time for paint!' Mac pointed out to break the awkward tension, and he pulled out two cans of paint, one red and one orange.
'Yes, awesome! Super duper rad hotrod flames!' Bloo cheered.
'No, bunnies!' Cheese argued.
'Hotrod flames!'
'Bunnies!'
'Hotrod flames!'
'Bunnies!'
'Hotrod flames!'
'Bunnies!'
'Hotrod flames!'
'Bunnies!' The louder Bloo became, the quieter and somehow more intimidating Cheese became.
'HOTROD FLAAAMES!'
'Buuuunniiiieeesssss.'
'QUIET!' Mac snapped.
So, to come to an agreement, Mac somehow convinced Bloo and Cheese to paint a combination of both of their ideas: bunnies that are on fire. But as stupid as it looked, the boys still rolled the kart to the big hill on Mulberry Lane, and Bella rode inside due to being unable to help with her broken paw.
'I don't even know you anymore,' Bloo hissed.
'Shut up. At least the bunnies are on fire,' Mac hissed back, and it wasn't long before they finally arrived at the top of the hill.
'Cheese?! Cheese, where are you?!' Mac called out, making Bloo roll his eyes. But his wishes for Cheese to stay away instead of join them didn't come true when Cheese soon arrived.
'Where were you?' Mac questioned.
'I have braces!' Cheese happily replied while smiling brightly, revealing a strange shiny metal covering on his teeth.
'You found that on the ground, didn't you?' Mac asked matter-of-factly.
'Garbage can,' Cheese clarified, making the others gag.
'Just get in,' Mac flatly demanded, and he and the others eventually joined Bella in the kart; Mac and Cheese shared a seat in the back while Bloo and Bella shared a seat in the front.
'I'm about to let go of the break!' Mac pointed out with a smile, as the break on his side was the break keeping them from rolling forward.
'Oh, boy! This is gonna be great!' Bloo cheered while leaning forward and grabbing the steering wheel since he was assigned to drive.
'One…two…three!' As soon as Mac let go of the break, the kart was just barely able to move two inches when Cheese suddenly started screaming like a maniac.
'What is he doing?!' Bloo shouted over the screaming, as he and the others held their ears in pain.
'I don't know!' Mac shouted back.
'Well, make it stop! Some of us have bigger ears!' Bella demanded while clutching her ears tighter.
'Cheese! Cheese! CHEEEESE!' Mac yelled at the top of his lungs, but when he stopped, Cheese finally stopped.
'Yes?' Cheese asked calmly.
'Stop it!' Mac replied angrily.
'Ok.' With that relief, everyone finally let go of their ears, and Mac finally let go of the break again, but every time the kart moved forward, Cheese would shout 'STOP!' every time, only letting them inch forward.
And eventually, to get him to stop screaming, the boys had to hop out of the kart and hold onto the back while letting the kart roll down the hill at the same pace of a turtle, and Bella was stuck in the kart to keep Cheese company. No one approved except Cheese, as he constantly shouted 'Wheee!'
Except for when Mac or Bloo would accidentally lose their grip, causing the kart to move too fast without the extra help. So, they had to sprint to catch up with the kart and stop it to keep Cheese from screaming anymore.
By the time they got down the hill, the sun had already set and the sky was very dark, as they all retreated back to Foster's.
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'Do it again! Do it again! Do it again! Do it again! Do it again! Do it again! Do it again!' Cheese rapidly begged as they entered the foyer.
'No more, Cheese! It's late, I gotta go home!' Mac protested groggily, making Cheese whine long and loud like a dying rabbit.
'You get to stay here with your Big Brother Bloo and Aunt Bella,' Mac pointed out.
'Yay!' Cheese cheered as he pulled Bloo and Bella close, but he held Bloo tighter.
'Brothers! And together we're-!' Cheese was about to declare.
'Don't say it!' Bloo hissed.
'We're-!'
'Don't!'
'We're-!'
'I SAID-!'
'Bloo Cheese? Eww…' Madame Foster shuddered as she walked by, making Bella snicker uncontrollably.
'Ya want somethin' ta laugh at? Fine. You added makes Bloo Bella Cheese,' Bloo informed matter-of-factly with a smirk.
'Point taken,' Bella simply admitted in defeat.
The next morning, Bloo and Bella were peacefully sleeping, as if they'd completely forgotten about Cheese…but that peace wasn't to last much longer when Bloo rolled over onto his right side, and he was greeted with an awful sight.
'Brother…' Cheese cooed, as he was laying in bed next to Bloo. But Bloo suddenly popped out of bed in the blink of an eye while screaming at the top of his lungs, even rudely awakening Bella from her pleasant dreaming.
'It wasn't me!' Bella suddenly snapped while hopping around at the foot of the bed with her hurt paw in confusion.
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'Of course it wasn't you—it was this abomination,' Bloo hissed while grabbing Bella by her shoulders and turning her head towards Cheese, as he was still laying in his spot in bed.
'I like cereal,' Cheese declared.
The blob and the fox/peacock decided no more, and so they brought him downstairs into the dining room, and sneakily placed him into a chair next to Eduardo, who was too distracted trying to practice his whistling.
'I like cereal,' Cheese piped up.
'I like potatoes,' Eduardo pointed out with a smile.
'I like cereal.'
'Si, and I like potatoes.'
'I. Like. Cereal.' The more Cheese repeated himself, the more frightened and confused Eduardo became.
'Si…and I like…potatoes.'
'I like cereal!'
'I…l-like…potatoes?'
'I LIKE CEREAL!'
When Eduardo couldn't take anymore, he decided to give Cheese to someone else; that being Wilt, who was unpacking groceries from their bags and putting them in the pantry. But when the tall basketball player saw Cheese desperately reaching for the Coco Pups cereal, he wanted to help.
'Here, Buddy. Lemme help you.'
'Nuh-unh! Lemme do it!' Cheese snapped and swatted Wilt's hand away, but Wilt was persistent. When he tried to push it closer to the edge, Cheese wasn't happy. 'Let me!'
And when he tried to help him for the third time, Cheese had had enough.
'NO, LET ME!' Cheese then bit Wilt's hand really hard, finally making him realize this guy was a lost cause. So, he decided to give him to Coco, who was making orange juice in the kitchen.
'Coco,' Cheese chimed and pointed at the box of Coco Pups on the counter.
'Coco co,' Coco clucked in agreement, thinking he was talking about her, but she didn't see the box of cereal.
'Coco.'
'Co coco co.'
'Coco.' Now it just seemed like he was making fun of her.
'Coco co coco!'
Cheese then started blurting out 'coco' nonstop, and Coco wasn't having it anymore. So, she left him with Mr. Herriman, to which he was not expecting weird, yellow, alien-looking thing to be placed on his desk. And he certainly didn't expect it to suddenly start repeating after Coco either.
'Good heavens! Not another one!' the old rabbit exclaimed in fear and ran off with the annoying imaginary friend. Mr. Herriman sprinted for the kitchen, where he hoped Frankie was, and dropped him off there.
But the situation only got worse because she was in the kitchen, but Frankie had just finished making numerous bowls of cereal for breakfast. And the second she turned around with the platter of cereal, Cheese ran for it.
'COCOOOO!'
'Oh, no! Not another one!' Frankie screamed and braced for impact.
Meanwhile, Bloo and Bella were relaxing together in a rec room, lounging on a couch while watching their favorite TV show.
'Did you see the latest episode?' Bella piped up.
'No. What happened?' Bloo asked out of curiosity.
'The couple just got a new roommate to make rent, but he was super annoying and drove them completely insane.'
It only took the two a split second to realize the irony, 'Wait…'
'Ahem!' Frankie cleared her throat angrily, and Bloo and Bella looked behind the couch to find her covered in milk while Cheese happily licked the liquid from her face, 'I believe this is yours!'
'Well, we're back ta square one again,' Bella sighed.
'That may be true, but I've already got this covered. Watch this,' Bloo whispered to Bella with an evil grin, and then leaned towards Cheese, 'Hey, Cheese, wanna play a game?'
'I like games!' Cheese cheerfully replied.
Bloo's grin widened in appeasement, and he flashed it right at Bella, in hopes of getting her on board.
'I don't like where this is going,' she admitted with worry.
But Bloo only ignored Bella's paranoia, and went on to try to adopt off Cheese…sadly, his plan didn't work as Cheese continuously disgusted everyone who passed by. Eventually, Bloo gave up hope and stopped auctioneering.
'Ugh! Why isn't this working?!' Bloo groaned in aggravation.
'Oh, I don't know. Maybe because this is like trying to sell an old sock,' Bella sarcastically pointed out.
'Ya know, you're still no help.'
'Good. Then my job here is done.'
Just then, a random man walked by, but he paid no attention to Cheese. But Bloo was suddenly determined again, so he grabbed Cheese and bolted after him.
'Hey, Buddy!' Bloo called and dropped Cheese once he caught up, 'You look like a man in need of an imaginary friend.'
'Actually, I'd say he looks like he needs a girlfriend,' Bella admitted after close inspection of the man.
'She's right,' the man said while pointing at Bella.
'That aside, why don't you take a look at this adorable little guy: Cheese?' Bloo went on while shoving Cheese in the man's face.
'Hmm…Cheese, huh? What's he do?' the man hummed.
'Anything you want! Entertain your kids, walk your dog, do your dishes, paint your house, bear heavy loads!'
'Again, he just needs a girlfriend.'
'Shut up, Bella!'
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'Well…I dunno,' the man spoke in reluctance.
'I'll tell ya what. Buy Cheese and I'll throw in Crackers for free,' Bloo added confidently.
'Cheese and Crackers, eh?'
'Absolutely! Hey, Crackers!' Just as Bloo called her name, and adorable little pink Chihuahua imaginary friend came bouncing up to him. 'This guy wants to adopt you.'
'Really?' Crackers asked in excitement, her voice small and scratchy yet adorable.
'Whaddya say?' Bloo inquired with a smile.
Unfortunately, Bloo's plan still didn't work, and poor Crackers was once again rejected from a chance to get adopted. And now, she was sobbing into Bella's shoulder while the two sat on the foyer stairs.
'Aww, you poor thing. I'm so sorry,' Bella comforted while scratching Cracker's head.
'Yeah, he must've been hungry. Guess he wanted real crackers,' Bloo admitted while scratching the back of his head.
'That's what they all say!' Crackers shouted and suddenly ran off to cry somewhere else.
'Once again, you've managed to ruin someone's day,' Bella informed with a disappointed look.
'Hey, it wasn't my fault Crackers isn't edible! Besides, we still have another task at hand here!' Bloo protested and approached Cheese, 'So, Cheese, wanna play another game?'
'I like another game,' Cheese admitted with a smile.
'Oh, boy. Here we go again,' Bella sighed.
So, yet another attempt to get rid of Cheese unfolded, as Bloo first tried to mail Cheese far away in a large package…but a few days later, the same package returned with a bright note on the side that read 'Return to sender: Insufficient postage to tolerate smell!'
'Got anymore bright ideas, Einstein?' Bella asked sarcastically, as Bloo threw the package in anger.
'Ha ha! I like ta play another game! I like ta play another game!' Cheese laughed as his voice was muffled due to still being trapped inside the package.
Next, Bloo took Cheese to a bus stop, and planned to abandon him on the bus…but that didn't work either because the driver and the passengers immediately kicked him off. Bloo then tried to lose Cheese by strapping him to an ally dog, and then strapping a juicy steak to a little cat; the meat and the cat would then get the dog's attention and create a long chase, and it would take Cheese far away.
But once again, this plan failed when the dog remembered the weird yellow object on his back, and quickly dropped him off with Bloo and Bella before going back to chasing the cat and the steak.
Bloo then tried to leave him in a playground to be picked up by someone else, but the children just threw him out as well. Bloo also tried tying Cheese to a balloon and sending him afloat, but a police helicopter soon came back down with Cheese and popped the balloon. And the last plan was to put Cheese in toy store, so that a child would buy him, but every single child chose a different toy and Cheese was the only one remaining.
After that, Bloo finally gave up hope and headed home that night, but Cheese was still very hyper.
'Nother game! 'Nother game! 'Nother Game! 'Nother game! 'Nother game! 'Nother game! 'Nother game! 'Nother game! 'Nother game! 'Nother game!' Cheese rapidly begged while following Bloo and Bella into Foster's.
'Hey, Cheese?' Bloo asked while gritting his teeth, as Cheese had gotten on his last nerve, 'Wanna play another game?'
'I think you broke him,' Bella informed Cheese when she noticed Bloo's eye twitch.
'Yes!' Cheese gasped.
'It's the most exciting, amazing, most funnest, awesomemest game ever!'
'Yes, yes!'
'You wanna know what it's called?'
'Yes, yes, yeeesss!'
'Ok, it's called-!' Bloo paused while violently grabbing Cheese, and throwing him into the bathroom under the stairs, and he quickly went to work on locking, bolting, and chaining the door closed forever. '-Sit Still and Be Quiet in the Closet for the Rest of Eternity!'
Bloo started laughing like a madman at his victory, but Bella still wasn't so sure about this.
'Bloo, you can't just leave him in there!'
'And why not?'
'There's no food or water, let alone unlimited oxygen!'
'Exactly.'
Bella jerked back and folded her ears in terror and realization, 'You're a sick man.'
The next day, Bella and Bloo were watching TV together again when Mac arrived at three in the afternoon. But Mac noticed something was off, due to how quiet it was.
'Bloo! Bella!' Mac called while looking for the said two imaginary friends, and he soon found them when he walked around the couch, 'There you are! But where's Cheese?'
'How the heck should I know?' Bloo questioned while rolling his eyes.
Bella scoffed and shook her head, 'Bloo locked him up.'
'What?! I told you two to watch him! He can't be alone out there by himself!' Mac exclaimed in anger.
'Did you not hear her? He may be alone, but he's locked up, and he hasn't moved since,' Bloo pointed out.
'Oh, really? Show me,' Mac protested in disbelief.
So, Bloo and Bella led Mac into the foyer, and Bloo was more confident than ever, 'See, right where I left him, right over-.'
But was cut off when he noticed that all of the barricades he put up on the door under the stairs have been busted down, and Cheese was nowhere to be seen.
'Right over where?' Mac growled while crossing his arms.
'R-Right over…right over…' Bloo whimpered.
'Would you excuse us for a minute?' Bella asked with a smile and yanked Bloo out of the foyer, 'Where is he?!'
'I was gonna ask you! Did you move him?' Bloo whisper-shouted.
'Why would I move him? You were the one trying ta get rid of him!' Bella hissed back.
'Touché. But what're we gonna do now? He could be anywhere.'
'We find him before Mac gets too suspicious, that's what.'
'Yeah, right. Easier said than done, Sister.'
'You think I don't know that? But we gotta try, now c'mon.'
With that, the two began their search in Mr. Herriman's office, hoping Cheese hasn't gotten into any of his files. But as they searched his desk, they noticed the old-fashioned pen…and the horrible vision of Cheese finding it and accidentally squirting himself in the eye with the stinging ink.
Bloo and Bella shared nervous glances, 'You don't think he…?' They then shook the illusion away, 'Nah!'
Once they confirmed that Cheese wasn't in the office, they walked back out into the foyer, where Mac was still waiting to see Cheese.
'Everything's fine!' the two lied and checked inside of a supplies closet next, where they found a hand-held vacuum cleaner. And yet another vision came to mind, where Cheese turned on the vacuum and looked directly into it, sucking his head inside.
'E-Everyone knows not ta look directly inta those things!' Bloo quickly pointed out, a little unsure of himself.
'Have you even met Cheese?' Bella questioned in fear, 'H-He might as well have jumped on a bed and hit the ceiling!'
Once again, they passed Mac in the foyer and put on a fake smile, 'Everything's hunky-dory!'
But everything wasn't hunky-dory, as they checked a random bedroom, and ironically envisioned Cheese jumping on the bed and hitting his head really hard on the ceiling.
'You had ta say it!' Bloo whimpered.
'How was I supposed ta know ta knock on wood?' Bella protested but she was just as shaky.
'No, no, no! This isn't happening!' Bloo cried as he and Bella sprinted down the halls to look for Cheese some more. But the next few places they checked only created even worse outcomes; Cheese would flush himself down the toilet in the bathroom, he would get his head stuck in the stair railing, he would've gotten eaten by a larger imaginary friend, he could've drowned in the washing machine, he could've been attacked by termites!
The possibilities were limitless the more Bloo and Bella traversed through the house, but they stumbled upon the worst of them all when they found a large steak knife in the kitchen.
Elsewhere, Mac nearly jumped out of his skin when he heard his best friends' shrieking coming from the other side of the house, and then they suddenly sprinted back into the foyer.
'Cheese, please, come out now!' Bella called frantically.
'Speak ta me, Little Bro!' Bloo begged.
'Just tell us you're alright!' the two cried in unison and clung together out of terror.
'What's going on, you guys?' Mac inquired in confusion.
'It's us!' Bloo replied with tears in his eyes.
'We're horrible caretakers!' Bella sobbed.
'Yeah, I like potatoes.' That familiar voice instantly ended Bloo and Bella's quivering and crying, as they turned around to find Cheese with Frankie, holding her hand and sucking on a potato.
'He was eating soap when I found him,' Frankie informed.
'Cheese!' Bloo and Bella cried and suddenly tackled Cheese, giving him a great big hug, 'Oh, Cheese, we're so happy you're ok!'
Just then, the two noticed Cheese's grunting and straining, as he tried so desperately to reach his potato after he dropped it. So, they gently put him down while Bella cleaned him up, and Bloo handed him his potato.
'Um…I thought you guys didn't like Cheese,' Mac pointed out with a quirked brow.
'You know, Mac, you're right. We didn't like Cheese. We had a difficulty tolerating Cheese, and from what I can tell, no one else had a taste for Cheese either,' Bloo calmly explained.
'Except for the mice—mice like Cheese,' Bella added as a few mice gathered around the said yellow imaginary friend, 'But now, even though Cheese once made our stomachs turn, we love Cheese!'
'We hope to have our fair share of Cheese, perhaps every day, for the rest of our lives—even though Cheese smells. I think if we all look deep into our hearts, we can learn to have an appreciation for Cheese, and embrace his unique—flavor, if you will,' Bloo went on.
'And Cheese has taught us a very important lesson, too: Treasure those closest to you, or else you'll never know what you have until it's gone forever,' Bella added firmly yet softly, and slightly blushed when she and Bloo exchanged heart-warming smiles.
But the moment was ruined when the sound of a toilet flushing pierced the air, and a little girl with messy red hair, baggy purple and green clothes, and a dental headset walked out of the bathroom underneath the stairs.
'Hmph! Your soap smells like foot,' the little girl huffed, but she instantly perked up when she saw a certain yellow imaginary friend, 'Cheese!'
'Louise!' Cheese cheered and ran up the little girl, as the two shared a loving hug.
'Bloo, Bella, this is my neighbor, Louise. She created Cheese, and she says he gets out sometimes. He must've made his way into my apartment,' Mac explained with a smile, but Bloo and Bella weren't smiling at all, as their dreams were just crushed.
'B-but…but that means…' Bloo didn't dare to finish that sentence.
'Cheese isn't really family?' Bella sniffled as her ears drooped and her eyes went big and sparkly.
'I'm afraid not. Sorry, guys,' Mac sighed while patting their shoulders reassuringly.
But it wasn't long before the sorrow wore off, and the two soon perked up with huge smiles on their faces.
'Phew! Talk about your fixer-upper!' Bella laughed.
'Yeah, I mean, who wants ta be related ta that guy?' Bloo chuckled while sharing high-fives with the others.
'And all that mushy stuff earlier? Totally overrated!' Bella added with a shrug.
'No kidding?' Bloo asked with a smirk.
'I mean, Jeez Louise!' the two imaginary friends shouted in unison.
'Yes?' Cheese and Louise asked when they heard their names.
JEEZ LOUISE, I TOOK FOREVER TO UPDATE!
And because I kept you waiting so long, I sincerely apologize for not updating. I got caught up in other stories, school, work and blah-blah-blah. I forgot that you all loved this story so much, and that I myself love it to bits, too. So, I shall try to atone for my mistakes, and update this more frequently. Have fun reading:)
But a little clarification: I know I said Bella's voice was Hynden Walch in a previous chapter, but I actually imagine her voice being more like Cree Summer or Noel Wells.
Until the next chapter, I'm TRikiD, bye-bye!
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- In general: Mac's mom is always at work, we never see his dad, he's constantly tortured daily by his older brother, it's implied that he doesn't have any friends at school and is a common target for bullies, his imaginary friend is a huge jerk to him yet he's so sweet that he still visits him every day.
- Even worse, as pointed out under Fridge Horror, Bloo is supposed to be based on a security blanket but because of Mac's upbringing, he can't fathom a security that doesn't involve being abused. So the closest thing he has to a best friend is an abusive jerk.
- I wouldn't say Bloo is as bad as he's being portrayed here but what's sad is Bloo is basically Mac's son if you think about it, in the first episode he has to get rid of Bloo because he's too old for him. Imagine being a parent and having to throw out your only child.
- Even worse, as pointed out under Fridge Horror, Bloo is supposed to be based on a security blanket but because of Mac's upbringing, he can't fathom a security that doesn't involve being abused. So the closest thing he has to a best friend is an abusive jerk.
- Bloo and Mac having to split up in the pilot episode, especially after Mr. Herriman shamelessly breaks their spirits by telling Bloo to his fact that Mac is never coming back. He's seen it a million times.
- Mac coming home from his first visit to Foster's after dropping off Bloo, with a handful of Coco's eggs. He just walks glumly back to his room while Terrence follows and repeatedly smacks him in the back of his head.
Terrence: Where were you, anyway, stupid? What are those stupid eggs, stupid?? Where's that stupid little blue friend of yours, stupid? Mom told ya to get rid of him!! Ho-ho-hoo boy! If you didn't, you're gonna be so-Mac: (finally turning around and screaming) I WAS NOWHERE AND THEY'RE NOTHING AND I TOOK CARE OF IT!! HAPPY?!(Terrance looks at him, speechless, as Mac slams his bedroom door behind him). - When you think about it, it's rather sad that all of these regular characters are imaginary friends ready to be adopted, but who no child wants, apparently.
- The series finale. Looks like Mac's moving away! Well he did move. Just to the apartment next to his because his mom needed a larger working space.
- Good Wilt hunting reveals Wilt's past. Wilt ran away from his kid when they lost a basketball game, and thought that he could never forgive him. Turns out, this hurt him more than anything, and the flashback scene at their reunion is heart-wrenching.
- You can't help but feel sorry for Frankie missing the concert in 'Imposter's Home for.. Um Make 'em up Pals'.
- The episode that first introduced Goo. She spends most of the episode being loud, talkative, clumsy, and obnoxious, incessantly accidentally creating countless imaginary friends which became residents of the house, leading to the house getting overcrowded. Mac tries to get her to stop, but she is oblivious to the fact that she is causing problems. Eventually, the house gets so overcrowded, the main cast has to sleep in the bus and as everyone believes it's Mac who keeps letting her into Foster's and has a crush on her (in both cases, it's really Bloo), Frankie and Mr. Herriman sympathetically but firmly tell Mac that he is no longer allowed at Foster's because he 'can't stop bringing Goo there'. Even worse, the deal to keep Bloo from getting adopted by another kid will be broken if Mac doesn't stop her from coming. Then everyone gives Mac a sad look (except Bloo who gives an apologetic look, since he was really responsible.) The ultimatum is clear: either Goo goes or both Goo and Mac go. Mac then releases a shocking 'The Reason You Suck' Speech.. which leads to Goo's eyes welling up with tears, and the girl just leaves to hide in one of the rooms. That's when Mac finds out Goo made him a gift: she fixed his backpack after accidentally tearing the straps earlier in the episode. Mac later finds Goo in a room crying, and she tearfully admits that the reason she creates so many imaginary friends is because she has no real friends. She then verbally abuses herself for being such an annoying screw-up. This leads to a Heartwarming Moment when Mac takes back everything he said, apologizes, and comforts the poor girl, telling her that he likes her and appreciates her imagination and niceness. Goo then responds by giving Mac a big hug.
- The speech from Mac itself is acidic enough:Mac: I don't like you! (Beat) Don't you get it? Nobody likes you! You're annoying and weird and you talk too much and Bloo's name is not Chester, Mr. Herriman is not a badger, that's not how you play checkers, and protein doesn't come from bananas, it comes from nuts, which you don't need to eat more of because you are nuts! You're chock full of nuts! You're so nuts, you drive ME nuts! (Jumps in Goo's face) Get it? GetitGetitGetitGetitGetitGetitGetitGetitGetitGetitGetitGetitGetitGetit?! Everybody thinks you're a nuisance and they all want you to just GO HOME!!!
- The speech from Mac itself is acidic enough:
- 'Why everyone hurt Red?'
- 'Red kill flowers..'
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- In 'The Sweet Stench of Success'
- Bloo enjoys living the life of luxury. But then his producer Kip refuses to let him leave and makes him to sleep in a cage. He is then forced to attend several gigs and conventions which he quickly becomes bored of.
Bloo: (weakly) Have..B.O.? Get..Deo.- Mac and the gang try to visit Bloo at his Deo gig, but the security guard won't let him in with no ticket. Mac desperately calls out for Bloo. But Bloo can hardly see his friend among the massive crowd.
- Later the others sit on the Foster porch and Mac believes that Bloo doesn't care about him anymore due to his newfound fame.
Mac: I can't believe he didn't say hi to us.
Frankie: Well, maybe he didn't see you.
Mac: Oh, he saw us! I guess he's just too big of a star now.
Eduardo: No! Must be another reason!
Coco: Coco! Coco!
Mac: He looked me right in the eyes and I looked into his!
Wilt: What'd you see?
Mac: Nothing!- Bloo desperately begging Kip to let him contact his friends, only to be cruelly rejected once more.
Bloo: Lemme call Mac just once! I miss him!
Kip: I told ya, you don't need him anymore. It's easier if you cut him off cold turkey.
Bloo: But—
Kip: Hey! Celebrities don't complain! (turns off the lights with a devious smirk, then closes the door as Bloo's eyes well up with tears)- Followed scene where Mac and Bloo are sad about being away from each other, and a montage plays over their sadness.
- When Bloo tells Kip that he quits and just wants to go home, Kip drops his nice guy act and reveals his true colors: a jerk who doesn't care about Bloo's well being and he tells Bloo that the contract he signed wasn't an acting contract but adoption forms, thus Bloo has no choice in the matter. Bloo pleads this isn't what he wanted but Kip still heartlessly blows him off.
Kip: Deo, honey, baby! Why ain't you dressed? We gotta go-go-go!
Bloo: NO! I'm not doing any more appearances, corporate speaking gigs, sleeping in a cage or sticking my head into some guy's underarm ever again! I quit!
Kip: What're you saying, kid? Don't mince words.
Bloo: I quit! I just wanna get something to eat, then go home to see my friends! I quit!
Kip: You can't quit.
Bloo: Sure, I can. Watch. I! QUIT!
Kip: (frowns angrily) I own you, kid. That contract you signed—that wasn't an acting contract. It was adoption papers. So, as your legal gaurdian, I say YOU CAN'T QUIT!
Bloo: But.. I didn't wanna be adopted!
Kip: 'But I didn't wanna be adopted!' Well, you shouldn't have gone on TV saying that you did! You asked for this! Now, you are gonna get into your little costume and you're gonna perform your live variety show for millions of TV viewers like we planned! YA GOT THAT, PUNK?!
Bloo: (gulps) Y-Y-Yes, sir..- Mac stands with his back to the TV and rants about how Bloo has been 'ignoring' him.
Wilt: Mac! The Deo Variety Hour is about to start!
Mac: I don't care! I'm not watching!
Coco: Coco?
Mac: 'Cause Bloo doesn't care about us anymore! So why should I care about him? He hasn't been home in forever! He hasn't called in weeks! He didn't even acknowledge us when we saw him!
Eduardo: But es Bloo! Your amigo!
Mac: Not anymore, Ed. Not anymore.- What's even worse is that Bloo is mentally a young child and how kip treats him is hard to watch. Bloo may be a jerk, but even he doesn't deserve to be treated like a slave.
- In 'Who Let The Dogs In', when Eduardo says goodbye to the puppies and one of them snuggles into his arm before Frankie takes him away. The look on his face afterwards is heartbreaking.
- In 'Affair Weather Friends', a sugar-crazed Mac's acting out of an imagined conversation between him and Bloo where he imagines Bloo insulting him, saying he doesn't need Mac, and leaving for good. It shows that his biggest fear is losing his best friend.
- When the gang finds Frankie in 'Destination Imagination' and tells them that they need her, Frankie immediately believes that they didn't come to rescue her, but that they missed the stuff she did for them. She angrily calls them out, telling them they're no better than Mr. Herriman and his constant demands.
- Mr. Herriman's verbal beatdown of World. It's the scolding every kid dreads, and World looks like he's having a freakin' panic attack!
- What follows is World having a full on mental breakdown, letting out Big 'NO!' after Big 'NO!' screaming 'NO NO NO NO NO NO NO! I WON'T LET YOU LEAVE WITH HER! GIVE HER BACK! YOU CAN'T TAKE HER FROM ME! SHE'S MINE! MINE MINE MINE MINE MINE MINE MIIIINE!' as we're treated to a visual representation of his state of mind while the gang flees for their lives - his world literally coming apart.
- Frankie's backstory according to the Tweets made by Craig McCracken. Because Frankie's dad (who was also Madame Foster's son) was disillusioned over Imaginary Friends thanks to his experiences with Mr. Herriman, Frankie was never allowed to have or create one, and she was forced to get rid of the only one she actually got to create thanks to her dad. Her main reason for living with her grandma in Foster's Home instead of with her parents? So she could see that same Imaginary Friend she herself created again someday.
- Even if she is an Ethnic Scrappy with an annoying singing voice, Eurotrish gets quite a raw deal in 'Foster's Goes to Europe'. Not only does Bloo keep on rudely denying Eurotrish her chances to go back to Europe, but the scene that plays during the credits shows Eurotrish finally making it to her creator's home, only for her creator to turn her away because she couldn't stand her singing, which was the reason she sent her to Foster's in the first place. It's especially heartbreaking when you take into account that most creators in this series are shown to be loving and caring toward their imaginary friends even in adulthood.
- Cheese has to leave Louise in the series finale because the hotel she's moving in to doesn't allow imaginary friends. One can only hope the move is temporary, especially for the sake of the residents of Foster's.