Keith Ferguson |
Blooregard "Bloo" Q. Kazoo |
Sean Marquette |
Mac |
Candi Milo |
Coco/Madame Foster |
Grey DeLisle |
Frances "Frankie" Foster/Duchess |
Phil LaMarr |
Wilt |
Tom Kane |
Mr. Herriman |
Daran Norris |
Imaginary Man |
Guest Star |
Keith Ferguson |
Brother |
Recurring Role |
Tom Kenny |
Narrator |
Recurring Role |
Phil LaMarr |
Boy Cousin |
Recurring Role |
At first, when when we see Bloo getting hit with flowers,he still has hair gel on his face, but when Mac shields him from the flowers, when the camera goes back to Bloo, the hair gel on his face disappears!
When Bloo got up and joined Nemisis, the table cloth in the background momentarily disappears.
Nemesister: How dare you turn on me Uniscorn. I, who created you. I, who befriended you when you had no one. Plus... (voice changes to a sad, hurt whiny tone) I thought we had something special.
Bloo: So, once again, the day is saved. Right, sidekick?
Mac: Sidekick? I'm not your sidekick, you're my sidekick.
Bloo: Pff, you wish. (Mac tackles Bloo)
Eduardo: I wonder what else is on.
Nemesis: (To Imaginary Man) I'll get you and your little boy too!
Wilt: I'm sorry but Ahhhh!!!
Bloo: Mac, I am your father.
Mac: What?!
Bloo: Together we will rule the universe as father and son.
Mac: I don't even know you.
Imaginary Man: Awesome-riffic!
(Later...)
Mac: Awesome-rific!
Bloo: Look man, I'll say "Awesome" and I'll even say "terrific" but there is no chance I will ever say THAT!
Frankie: It's just an imaginary friend, it's completely...
(Extremeasaur roars)
Frankie: (In high-pitched voice) Harmless!
Wilt: I think we'll need a bigger cage.
Bloo: AHHHH!!!!! MY ALLERGIES!!!!!
Look Closely: When Imaginary Man skates throughout the house looking for Mac, Jackie Khones, that green, one-eyed imaginary friend is watching the movie that Mac and Bloo made in "One False Movie", more specifically the part where Wilt dances in front of the swirling background.
When Nemesis is getting her hair fixed in Salon De Sisse, if you listen closely enough, you can hear the music used in "Squeakerboxxx".
Imaginary Man and Nemesis are brother and sister because the boy that created Imaginary Man is the brother of the girl that imagined Nemesis just to annoy him.
Animation Studio: Boulder Media, Ltd.
First time Darran Norris voiced a character on Foster`s.
Wilt's line "We need a bigger cage" is a play of the line in Jaws "We need a bigger boat".
Nemesis (A.K.A Nemesister) has her body shaped into 4 hearts:
1. Her face
2. Her hair
3. Her body
4. Her belt
Wilt has only two quotes throughout whole episode. They are:
"I think we'll need a bigger cage" and
"I'm sorry but AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!"
Credits: Bloo walking by with his tablecloth cape with the utensils and food bouncing on it, and Eduardo on the end.
Bloo turns himself into Lord Uniscorn, a Darth Vader-like villain.
Both Imaginary Man and Nemesister have the same speed powers as The Powerpuff Girls.
The catchphrases that Mac uses are:
* "Holy habadashery, Imaginary Man!" (from Batman's sidekick, Robin in the TV series)
* "Ookla, Ariel, we ride!" (from Thundarr the Barbarian)
* "Oh my stars and garters!" (Beast from X-Men)
* "Cowabunga, dudes." (from Michaelengelo of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Some think Mac was reffering to Bart Simpson.)
* "Whatcha talkin' bout?" (from Gary Coleman in Dif'rent Strokes).
* "And knowing is half the battle!" (from the 1982 G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero cartoon series)
* "Hey, hey, hey!" (from Fat Albert and the Cosby KIds)
* "Jinkies!", "Zoinks!" and "Arroo?" (spoken in order by Velma, Shaggy and Scooby Doo from the latter's various series incarnations.)
Running Gags: 1) Mac saying "Awesome-riffic" almost throughout the entire first segment. 2) Mac going through various catch phrases of old TV shows and Imaginary Man telling him to "keep trying". See above for the catchphrases Mac Used. 3) Bloo running around with the tablecloth wrapped around him and Eduardo. 4) Eduardo thinking this is a TV show, and not realizing it while eating the same bowl of cereal.
If the first two words ("The city...") and one of the last lines of dialogue ("So, once again, the day is saved.") in this episode sounded familiar...well, what would you expect from the creator of The Powerpuff Girls?
Title Card: Bloo singing super hero music.
Imaginary Friend Debuts: Imaginary Man, Nemesis (a/k/a "Nemesister").
Newscaster: The city....is being destroyed.
This is an obvious reference to the opening of The Powerpuff Girls,where the narrator describes what is happening.
Bloo:Transformation
After Bloo agrees to side with Nemesis, the scene following it is a direct reference to Darth Vader's transformation in Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.
Imaginary Man the same power as Mega Man. Both have a right arm that turns into different gadgets.
Nemesis: Traveling
Nemisis' rainbow power looks alot like the the way Marvel superhero Iceman travels. It also has been suggested that "The Incredibles" Frozone travels in the very same way.
Imaginary Man: "Major" coincidence?
Imaginary Man may be based on "Major Glory", a secondary character from Dexter's Laboratory, a series that Craig McCracken worked on before creating The Powerpuff Girls and Foster's.
Bloo's babbling of his plan is similar to the way Mojo Jojo from The Powerpuff Girls talks.
Flowers and Bad Hair: Kryptonite
The Flowers are Imaginary Man's weakness and getting her hair damaged is Nemesisiter's weakness, just like a piece of rock from Superman's home planet Krypton that weakens him and drains his powers.
Bloo: Mac, I am your father!
This line was lifted from Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back when Darth Vader (a/k/a Annikin Skywalker) tells Luke, his son, his secret.
Nemesister: I'll get you and your little boy, too.
This is lifted from Margaret Hamilton's famous line as The Wicked Witch of the West in the 1939 movie adaptation of The Wizard Of Oz when she told Dorothy Gale (Judy Garland) "I'll get you, my little pretty...and your little dog, too."
Store: Do It Already Hardware
A reference to the Do It Now chain of hardware stores.
Bloo: This looks like a job for Blooregard Q. Kazoo!
A reference to when Clark Kent would say "This looks like a job for Superman."
The episode title is borrowed from the 1978-79 Superfriends television series title Challenge of the Superfriends.
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