Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends

Well a new room opens up and Wilt, Bloo, Coco, and Eduardo want it and go crazy trying to do things to prove that they own it. In the end Mac chooses Peanut Butter to get the room. I laughed because all of the things the other friends did but some stranger named Peanut Butter got it. So they try to get him out of the room but after that Mac's friend adopts him so Mr.Heriman comes up with a worse way to own a room not knowing. I think Frankie finally found a way to put imaginary friends to good use. So it was a great episode.

This episode was okay. It was a bit funny and the storyline was normal. "Coco coco coco". "Um Coco if we did that we'd go to jail".A a a aa aa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a aa a a a a a a a a a a a a aa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a

Pointdexter a Imanginary Friend who just Moved out and Everyone wants his Room so Badly the Keep up Making Contests and When Herriman says Mac is the One to Choose to have the Room is Peanut Butter so Everyone made the Room Better for Him and Mac finds Peanut a Human and The Room is Still availiable and Madame Foster makes thnem Draw Straws and Eduardo wins but he Scared of spiders in his Room and His Friends try to Share his Own Room.

I like it. I do, it was funny and weird. I love the look on Wilt's face when Mr. Herriman asked why he wanted a room with that tall things. I also melt when Wilt did his arm like an radio wave. The chase snene was funny! I didn't like the ending though.

Again the reason I watch this show

As it was another funny show

I love Wilt and anybody that doesn't at all

Doesn't have a heart at all

People whould have a friend like Wilt if you ask me IMHO

Because he goes out of his way to please people

Make them feel welcomed

As well as never, ever, takes no for an answer

Witnessed in the "Where there's a Wilt, there's a way!" episode

Great show as everybody fights for the room to get!

"Room With a Feud" begins with an Imaginary Friend, named Poindexter Dorkface III, moves out of Foster's, and Bloo discovers that Poindexter's room becomes vacant. Bloo tried to keep the news from Eduardo, Wilt, and Coco -- however, thanks to Jackie, the message was sent. Herriman and Frankie discuss who should get the room, and Frankie tried to persuade Herriman into letting Coco get the room, and away from the gentlemen. Wilt thought it was great that Bloo was getting the room, until he witnessed the room himself. The room looked ideal for Wilt, since it basically looked like a basketball court, and basketball is a favorite thing of Wilt's.



The rivalry heats up, as the four well-known Imaginary Friends began to fight over Poindexter's room. They began to compete over it. During the middle portion of the episode, the Imaginary Friends encounter another friend, named Peanut Butter. Later on, Frankie got the four friends to perform chores, and they do it well. Nothing seemed to be working, so Mr. Herriman gets Mac (who made his first appearance of the episode at the entrance) to decide on who would get the bedroom. He pointed at a few others, before reluctantly saying Peanut Butter should get it.



The friends were not happy. The whole gang tried everything to get rid of Peanut Butter -- playing Oompa music, trashing the place -- all of those things impressed Peanut Butter. Eventually, Mac finds someone from his school, named Jerry, to adopt Peanut Butter. Even after PB was adopted, things at the house were unsettled, so Madame Foster's idea of drawing the shortest straw worked. Ed was victorious, and for a while, he began to be frightened without the others, so Wilt and Coco joined him. Bloo was extatic to have the room to himself -- only a moment later to realize that it wasn't what he had expected, so he, too, reunited with the other three. Then, here comes Jackie to claim the vacant room. "Booyah!", he exclaimed.



I thought the episode was enjoyable, even though it wasn't excellent. I honestly did not expect Bloo to not be impressed with having the room to himself. I was happy that the writers brought back one of Bloo's favorite activities, which was the paddleball -- and yes, he still stinks at the game. Ha-ha! Wilt pretty much stole the show here, -- he displayed a bit of the careless side telling Bloo that he didn't care about his feelings, and the athleticism was great. And what did Coco say before Mac mentioned about going to jail? It definitely wasn't something nice towards Peanut Butter. Ed, once again, displayed his usually scaredy-cat self, but like in recent episodes, he gives Bloo a rough time -- dumping him in the garbage can this time. This marks the second to last episode of Season Three. Hopefully, this season will end with a bang.

After watching a strange episode like "One False Movie" and a very disappointing episode like "Setting A President", the writers seems to get the picture with "Room With A Feud".



The episode starts out when Bloo, while helping out a friend moved out, learns that room is up to grabs. However, Wilt, Eduardo and Coco also wanted the same room as well, and these four now dukes out to see who deserves that one and only room avaible at the mansion.



The episode is well-worth, and also one that I really missed from season 1 & 2, with a good plot, the episode living to its hype and most of all, the characters remains true to themselves.



Overall, a 9.0 out of 10.

A word about Blooregard Q. Kazoo, the poster(Or is that Foster?) boy of this show: if you read any of my other episode reviews so far, you'll know that I don't think highly of him as a moral being. In fact, I've been quite harsh on him. He's increasingly selfish, greedy, sadistic and cruel to the people he's supposed to be friends with, and I have to be honest--if I ever met somebody in real life who is just like him, then it's going to take an obscene amount of willpower to not punch his/her lights out on the spot.



But that doesn't mean Bloo is bad as a fictional character for it. In fact, he's brilliant. A total jerk, but brilliantly so. That doesn't mean I wouldn't tear him apart if I ever met him, but I actually think that's the greatness about him. And his a-hole brilliance comes to life in Room With A Feud.



In fact, he's not the only one. This episode makes great use of the other imaginary regulars; Coco proves that she's more than some random gimmick character with how insane she acts at certain points(Look out for a line by Mac after she squawks a disturbing comment). Eduardo doesn't exactly walk out of this episode any braver, but he does a good job as well.



But Wilt is the star here, hands down. For months, I've read about how he's an utterly boring and uninteresting character who is "too nice" and unworthy of having an episode centered on him, much less a 60-minute special like the upcoming Good Wilt Hunter. I refused to believe that. This episode proves just how awesome he actually is, and I hope this makes other people realize that as well. I do not want to hear any more of that bile(But then again, pro wrestling fans have been begging the WWE for years to push cruiserweights to the moon... and now that Rey Mysterio is set to main event this year's WrestleMania, they're whining about how he's too small and undeserving. God help us all.)



Back to Bloo; he was hilarious when he pulled the sympathy card with his puppy eyes and "You'll hurt my feelings" line. But the best part there comes from Wilt: "I've thought about that and, you know, I really don't care". Classic. And that's not the only part. Throughout the entire episode, Wilt sticks up to his friends and proves that he is not a pushover. Unfortunately, the episode doesn't end with him getting the room(It was Eduardo, but it pretty much became a moot point--keep that in mind), but his presence isn't harmed in any way. In my opinion, he was the standout here.



The whole plot with Bloo, Wilt, Ed and Coco fighting for sole ownership of the room was very well done as well as varied. My favorite part was when Frankie spontaneously ordered them to do her chores after she saw they were willing to do ANYTHING. Some might think Frankie was being selfish there--and I won't deny that her sole intention was to shirk her duties. But I found that bit pleasing both in storytelling--as it showed the friends actually had to work around the house to win--and in showing how brilliant and quick witted Frankie can be.



A few new characters were shown as well. The owner of the room the gang fights over happens to be a talking cellphone, and does well in his brief appearance at the beginning with a zealous Bloo trying to escort him after being adopted. More prominent in the episode is Peanut Butter, a short yet well-able imaginary friend with a clown nose--whom competes for the room alongside the main gang. I predict there will be some fan derision directed towards him ala The New Guy and Uncle Pockets(But nowhere near the level of Bendy), since he seems utterly flawless and infallible. I don't mind him, but he could've been a little more interesting. He actually winds up with the room for a while, but is adopted by a similarly-minded kid named... well, I won't give away his name. Just think of Cheese Louise and you might have a good idea.



After PB gets adopted, that leaves the room empty with only a few minutes left, bringing us to the ending... and to be honest, that's probably the episode's big flaw. After how exciting and entertaining the episode was, Madame Foster appears and suddenly decides that the friend to draw the shortest straw would get the room... which goes off without a hitch. Huh? All that jazz for such an anticlimax?



However, the ending itself(Despite the anticlimatic feeling)was fine enough and even fuzzy. Ed was frightened by a spider, so Wilt decided to keep him company. After much thinking, Coco decided she missed her firneds, so she headed into the room as well... and begrudgingly, Bloo missed them as well. The highlight, however, was Jackie hollering triumpantly as the gang's former room was now his, making him the real winner of this affair(Though again, Wilt >>>>>>> j00)



Overall, a fantastic episode by Timothy McKeon, who thankfully continues the streak of good Season 3 episodes by Lauren Faust and Adam Pava.

The episode starts with Bloo helping Pointdexter move out cause he after his paddleball. Apparently Bloo's paddleball is broken(he just sucks at paddleball). But when he realizes he could get a room all to himself he tries to get it but soon Wilt, Ed and Coco finds out and they start to argue. There were a few things in the episode that I really liked, like the look on Wilt's face when Mr. Herriman was asking him why he wanted a room with a tall ceiling, a long bed and basketball wallpaper and Ed throwing Bloo in the trash can for trying to trick them into getting the room. It was also funny to see Wilt cry as he was sawing the long bed when they sabataging the room. In the end, Eduardo gets the room but when he gets scared by a spider Wilt comes in to help him out then Coco leaves and then Bloo leaves(even though he went to all that to get the room). A good episode but I didn't care for Peanut Butter.