Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends

Jackie Khones' creator, seen briefly in this episode, resembles Cartoon Network executive Khaki Jones.

Look Closely: In the scene where Wilt is waiting at the train station, he hands a magazine to the man next to him. If you look closely at the magazine, you can see Wilt's creator, Jordan Michaels, on the cover of it.

LISTEN CLOSELY: Nina (Eduardo's creator) says to the two neighborhood bullies "Leave him alone you dum bravocudos!" "Bravocudo" is Spanish for "Jerk".

Tickets given by Officer Nina Valerosa to: Frankie: Two for wrong parking, one for not watching the road, one for speeding and one for driving through a yellow light. Michael: One for parking his private jet on the street.

We know how Wilt got his bad eye and lost his arm, but it isn't explained how he got the stiches in his face

Throughout the TV-Movie-special, you see hints of Wilt's creator, Jordan Michaels. (parody of Michael Jordan) A-In the beginning of the show, the friends are watching a basketball game, and the Announcer mentions Jordan Michaels making a dunk. B-In the bus station, there is a poster with Jordan Michaels' face on it entitled 'Astro Slam'. ...And C-When Wilt hands the guy on the train station the magazine you can see Jordan on the front cover. D-When Wilt is in the city, there are kids playing basketball in a garage space, like Wilt's kid used to play Wilt.

After Frankie dai that road rage, you can see Officer Nina Valerosa sitting in the back and then her arm suddenly pops out next to Frankie, who was driving, to give her a ticket.

Many years ago, Wilt lost an important basketball game and disappointed his creator, Jordan Michaels. This explains why Wilt says "sorry" a lot.

In the scene at the reunion where some of the friends are watching a game on Socket Tubey, you can hear the announcer mention Jordan Michaels and the name of his team, the Cows.

With a full year before his and Jordan's first lost, and Foul Larry saying it'd been about 30 since, Wilt is about 31 years old. It was mentioned in "Room With A Feud" that he'd been at the home longer than many other friends, so now it's revealed just how long that is.

Now we know how Coco was "discovered". The nerds were hunting on an island off the South Pacific, when they found a bird, Coco, "playing" a ukulele.

This is the third time Wilt went to Jail. The first was in "When There's a Wilt. There's a Way," then had himself voluntarily incarcerated in "Crime After Crime".

The premiere of this episode was in a letterbox/widescreen format. On a Friday, November 24, 2006 repeat of the episode, it was shown in a full screen (4:3 aspect ratio) format instead. The repeat had less detail and looked as if it were zoomed into the original picture.

Frankie and the people from the bus stayed in room 7 of the motel they were at on their search for Wilt.

Wilt's creator, Jordan Michaels, wore a red basketball shirt and shorts with the number 1 on the chest, as well as red, white and blue striped wristbands and socks, as well as black and white basketball sneakers when he was a child, which led to Wilt's look when he was created of a red body with the number 1 on his chest, red, white, and blue striped wristbands and socks, and black and white basketball sneakers.

Wilt used to have two arms and two good eyes. His arm was crushed by Foul Larry, and a basketball hit his eye. It seems that he also got his arm amputated.

Credits: Wilt acting like a fan with the friends at a basketball game Jordan Michaels is playing in.

Running Gags: 1) Nina Valerosa ticketing Frankie for traffic violations. 2) Bloo delivering silly creators for Wilt, along with telling everyone about being a criminal. 3) Douglas and Adam falling in love for Frankie. 4) Frankie's road rage. 5) Wilt's journey being delayed to help someone. 6) Coco nagging Douglas and Adam (twice, Adam complains to her that "You sound like my mother.")

Human Debuts: Nina Valerosa, Eduardo's creator; Douglas and Adam, the scientists who discovered Coco; Jordan Michaels, Wilt's creator, Sara and her parents. Imaginary Friends Debuts: Foofy Woogums, Stats, Foul Larry, as well as lots of other friends who appear while Wilt and Foul Larry are playing basketball.

This is the first episode to be a movie, as well as the second movie of the series.