Where There's a Wilt There's a Way / Everyone Knows It's Bendy

Season 2, Episode 3, Aired

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Where There's a Wilt There's a Way: All Wilt wants to do is watch his favorite basketball game on TV, but the house's ridiculous requests and Wilt's ridiculous inability to refuse them threaten to keep him from the big game.

Everyone Knows It's Bendy: A new imaginary friend has come to Foster's, but he keeps misbehaving all around the house. All other imaginary friends are taking the blame. That is, until Bloo comes up with his master plan!moreless
  • This review is JUST on the 2nd episode,which sucks so much

    1.0
    "Abysmal"
    As much as I love Fosters,these two episodes sucked. I mean,WTAWTAW was not that horrendous,but the other one is easily my least favorite episode. Now,I just want to focus on EKIB,so here's my review:

    So two parents get rid of their kid's imaginary friend for causing so much trouble named Bendy. Now,here's my first flaw. Bendy acts innocent,and Frankie and Mr. Herriman believe him. Are you serious? He just got chewed out by a freakin adults,and they believe him. Just WTH?! He goes into the room where Bloo and the others play video games,and smashes the vase,then they say that Bendy did it,but guess what? Bendy denies it...by crying. I'm not kidding,that's how the entire episode goes. He keeps doing the same things,and they still believe him. Heck,He blames Wilt,an innocent friend,and yet they still believe him. How stupid are they? I mean,Frankie is one of my favorite characters,and yet,I hate her in this episode. And how come they never became suspicious after doing the same thing? At one point,Bloo tries to get proof by taking a picture of him,as he breaks the window,but Coco takes it at the wrong time,and takes a picture with Bloo with the bat,and yet Frankie finds them saying "Explain these", Just wow,I want to shoot her in this episode. And the worst part is when Bendy Impersonates Frankie and Mr Herriman on the microphone,and guess what? They think it's Bloo,even though it doesn't sound anything as him. And instead of crying,he does the most stupidest excuse that's worse than crying. He says that he was in the bathroom,wiping it with his toothbrush. That made me want to get a bat and break every single one of his bones. And they never got suspicious about THAT?! And what made it worse was that Mr Herriman made TV,Video Games,and Paddleball off limits for Bloo. Seriously,even though they own the house,they're not Bloo's parents for crying out loud. Bloo finally gets proof of Bendy...by flooding the house. And yet he still gets in trouble. Just wow,this is by far the worst episode of Fosters ever. Bendy is the worst imaginary friend ever created. Yes,even worse than Goofball. Frankie and Mr Herriman were complete idiots in this episode,never giving the others a chance to explain,and never got suspicious of Bendy. They acted like Drake and Josh's parents in this episode. I just hated this episode so much. Just stay away from this episodemoreless
  • When There's A Wilt was OK,But Everybody knows It's Bendy was awful.

    3.5
    "Bad"
    Okay,So Wilt keeps doing stuff for people and ended up missing the game.So,he missed the game.That doesn't mean he can help.And he ended up in jail.The ending was pretty funny.Wilt had to get the chips again and Bloo shoved the door in his face.That was a LOL moment.The next episode was bad as heck.This stupid,Grinch,pointed headed freak named Bendy had to get sent to the house because of a family.And he wreaks havoc with the friends by blaming everything on them.Then he cries for a lame excuse.And Bloo ended up getting grounded for it.I was mad about that part,because Mr Herriman and Frankie our owners,not Bloo's parents.And they never had proof.All they did was flood the house and that was it.Mac didn't even help at ALL.Instead,he appeared at the ending when he should've helped the friends.So now I got three words:Bendy,YOU SUCK!!!moreless
  • I liked When There's a Wilt there's a Way, but I quite disliked Everyone knows its Bendy.

    6.6
    "Fair"
    In Where there's a Wilt there's a Way, Wilt finally realises he's got to say "NO" once in a while. I loved the part at the end wen he finally snapped at Bloo and yelled "NO" at the very top of his lungs over and over and over.

    But in Everyone knows it's Bendy, Bendy keeps getting everyone in trouble. I do like it when people get in trouble, but it was the way Bendy got them in trouble I did not like. So the thing is, I like Bendy, but I have troubles with his personality.
    Another two things, Bendy actually really did look innocent at the very beginning of the episode, but of course, it turned out that Gregory's parents were accurate on their accusations of Bendy and that Gregory really wasn't the one doing the wrong-doings.
    And the other thing, how could Frankie and Herriman not see the fact that Bendy was guilty? I mean, he got kicked out of his first home becuase of accusations of wrong-doings, and from the second he arrived at Foster's, a string of rule breakings broke out. Why didn't they realize the pattern and figure out that it was Bendy themselves (honestly).

    So overall, When there's a Wilt there's a Way was Great, but Everyone Knows it's Bendy was a bit iffy.moreless
  • Not my favorite storyline.

    3.0
    "Bad"
    When There's a Wilt, There's a Way was a mediocre episode. It had a good plot, but it needed a better storyline. There were some good jokes, but I felt it could've been a lot better. I don't care much about this episode.

    Everyone Know It's Bendy was worse. It had a terrible plot. Bendy was a huge jerk, and he got really irritating. I hated how he kept getting everybody in trouble, and what was even worse were the scenes where he was whining and crying to manipulate Frankie and Mr.Herriman. At the end, when I thought that Bendy was finally going to get what he deserved, Bloo got blamed for everything. Nothing interesting happened in this episode.

    Overall, I didn't enjoy this episode pairing.moreless
  • terrible

    3.5
    "Bad"
    worst episodes ever i can not belive they made these episodes,ok i sorta guess that where there's a wilt theres a way was good but talk about how dispicable,horrible and terrible the bendy one was i mean seriously bloo didn't stop bendy,bendy got away with all his crummy,little acts ! can you belive it or can you not ? well,for one thing i can't because i don't even know 1 person who likes this crazy episode
    and the bad side of where there's a wilt theres a way is that wilt can't watch his show all because of that idiot bloo!moreless
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    • In "Everyone Knows It's Bendy", Bloo and Bendy try to get the "last laugh" by taking turns laughing after each other. This "last laugh" gag is also featured in an episode of Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi called "Arbor Day". Ami and Eldwin Blair compete for the last laugh.

    • When Bloo looks up at the intercom and realizes that Bendy is talking into it, the sink in front of him disappears.

    • When Bendy blocks the water from coming out of the door, The photo that's glued to Bendy's hand is gone, then soon reappears.

    • Wilt says that this is the first time he has ever said "no," but he has actually said it in numerous episodes.

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    • Frankie: What happened?! Bloo: Not me! Bendy did it!! Bendy: Me?! But I... Oh, I just don't understand. All I ever wanted is to be a good citizen living in peace and harmony under the guidance of the sweet and lovely Miss Frankie and the intelligent and handsome Mr. Herriman, but I am cursed to forever take the blame I did not do! (Starts crying)

    • Eduardo: (To Wilt) What are you doing? Wilt: Cleaning Coco's teeth. Eduardo: Why? Wilt: Because she has intensive plaque build-up and tartar around the gum line. (Short silence) Eduardo: Why? Wilt: Because she eats too much candy. Eduardo: Why? Wilt: Because I always buy her too much candy. Eduardo: Why? Wilt: Because I do anything she asks me to. Eduardo: Why? Wilt: Because I do anything anyone asks me to. Eduardo: Why? Wilt: Because I always say yes. Eduardo: Why? Wilt: Because I can't say... Eduardo: No? Wilt: Yes. Eduardo: (Telling Wilt what to say) No. No! Wilt: Yes. Yes! That's the word I was looking for. I bet if I could say that word, I can watch the basketball game. Thanks, Eduardo! Eduardo: It was a pleasure to be of assistance. (To Coco) Rinse, please.

    • Coco: (Depressed) Co-co co-co-co. Wilt: Yeah, Bloo. Just give it up. Eduardo: Si, he is too smart for us. Bloo: No, no, no! He's gotta slip up sometime, and when he does... Bendy: (Impersonating Mr. Herriman on the PA system) Good afternoon, everyone! I am a stuff-shirted and portly to boot. I hop around like a big, fat dummy, because I'm a stupid rabbit! Bloo: Aha! (Rushes out the door) Wilt: Bloo, no!! Bendy: (Still impersonating Mr. Herriman) Why, Miss Frances! Do you have something to add? (Then impersonating Frankie on the PA system) Why yes, Mr. Herriman! I'm a complete and total poseur!! I try really hard to pretend I'm punk rock, but I'm really just a big dork! Frankie: (Sadly, after hearing the PA) I'm punk rock... Bloo: (Rushes down the stairs towards Bendy) AAAAHHH! (Grabs the intercom device from Bendy) You blew it this time, boy-o boy! Heh! You were getting cocky! Thought you'd never caught, but you BLEW IT NOW, buddy!!!

    • Mr. Herriman: That's it, Master Blooregard! I've had it with your fibbing and false accusations. From now on, no more TV, no more video games, and no more... what else do you like? Bloo: I like paddleball. Mr. Herriman: And no more paddleball! Bloo: Nooooo! Mr. Herriman: Until further notice.

    • Bloo: (After the house has been flooded) SEE! He's been lying. He's been framing us all, and playing you two for saps! But I caught him. Yeah, I set up the camera, I put glue on the photo, I sabotaged the marker pen, I loosened the tap handles, I clogged the drains, and I backed up the water system so I can expose him for the fraud he is! Mr. Herriman: And? Frankie: BLOO!? You flooded the house! Bloo: Yeah, but Bendy took a cookie! (Mac comes up the steps.) Mac: Bloo, what did you do? Bloo: BENDY DID IT!

    • Wilt: NO!!!! NO! NO! NO! NO!!!! Bloo: ... You done? Wilt: Hang on. NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO!!! ... Okay... I'm done.

    • Bloo: Bleh, Wilt, these aren't salt and vinegar flavor! Wilt: Nnnnnn... Bloo: I only eat salt and vinegar flavor! Mac: Bloo, stop it! Bloo: Yeah, but it's Wilt's fault. And besides, he loves cleaning up messes. (Talking baby-like) Don't you Wilt? Wilt: NNNNNNNNNNNN...

    • Bendy: WHY DOES THIS KEEP HAPPENING TO ME???!!!

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  • ALLUSIONS (5)

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    • The drawing of Bendy may be a reference to one of Dr. Seuss' characters.

    • NBO: NBA The NBO is obviously spoofing the NBA (National Basketball Association).

    • n/a: Bloo & Coco Playing
      Bloo and Coco are playing on the GameCube, a real life game system made by Nintendo. This is likely because Craig McCracken loves video games. There have also been Nintendo video game references in Craig's other show, The Powerpuff Girls.

    • Title: Where There's A Wilt There's A Way
      This episode title is a parody line of "Where There's A Will There's A Way."

    • Episode Title: Everyone Knows It's Bendy
      The name of the episode is extremely similar to a line in the South Park episode, "Butters' Very Own Episode." In the episode, instead of having the usual SP intro sequence, it gives an intro sequence about Butters, complete with new theme song. The song's first line is "Everyone Knows It's Butters!", very similar to "Everyone Knows It's Bendy." The title also refers to a line - "Everyone knows it's Windy" - from The Association's 1960's song "Windy."

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