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	== Season 6: March 2008-May 2009 ==		== Season 6: March 2008-May 2009 ==
-	====[[Jackie Khones and the Case of the Overdue Library Books]]====	+	====Jackie Khones and the Case of the Overdue Library Crook====
	''Original Airdate: March 13, 2008 (Episode #67)''		''Original Airdate: March 13, 2008 (Episode #67)''

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	Mac and Bloo's trip back from the Prize Hive turns into a race, which was decided by viewers on the Cartoon Network web site by playing "Big Shot Checkers" from May 19th through shortly before airtime with the winner airing that night and the runner-up seen online following the premiere of that episode.		Mac and Bloo's trip back from the Prize Hive turns into a race, which was decided by viewers on the Cartoon Network web site by playing "Big Shot Checkers" from May 19th through shortly before airtime with the winner airing that night and the runner-up seen online following the premiere of that episode.
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		+	=== The Bloo Superdude and the Great Creator of Everything's Awesome Ceremony of Fun That He's Not Invited To ===
		+	''Original Airdate: May 3, 2009 (Episode #75)''
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		+	In the sequel to ''The Bloo Superdude and the Magic Potato of Power'', our hero must set out on a quest if he wishes to attend a ceremony honoring The Great Creator of Everything. However, Bloo is sick and has hallucinations, making him think he's a superhero when he's only running around the house. In real life a delirious Bloo is trying to get out of the house to get to Mac's birthday party which is outside.

	====[[Bad Dare Day]]====		====[[Bad Dare Day]]====
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	''Original Airdate: May 3, 2009 (Episode #78)''		''Original Airdate: May 3, 2009 (Episode #78)''

-	With their usual stomping grounds at Foster's unavailable due to Frankie's frantic preparations for an impending party, Bloo and his eccentric friends struggle to reach an agreement on a suitable alternative location for their rambuncitous antics	+	With their usual stomping grounds at Foster's unavailable due to Frankie's frantic preparations for an impending party, Bloo and his eccentric friends struggle to reach an agreement on a suitable alternative location for their rambuncitous antics. But when they decide to stay outside, Mac appears with video games. Now they must find a way to get upstairs without crossing the foyer.

	== Shorts ==		== Shorts ==

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	===Extreme-O-Saurs\Extremeasauruses===		===Extreme-O-Saurs\Extremeasauruses===
-	Extreme monsters created by boy teenage jerks. They are locked in a cage in the backyard. Those who are not abandoned are instead brought to the junkyard to partake in fights. Mac compares them and scribbles in "Trouble With Scribbles" and the are exactly the opposites of scribbles.	+	Extreme monsters created by boy teenage jerks. They are locked in a cage in the backyard. Those who are not abandoned are instead brought to the junkyard to partake in fights. Mac compares them and scribbles in "Trouble With Scribbles" and the are exactly the opposites of scribbles.
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List of main characters in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends

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-	A bright boy who lives with his mother and older brother Terrence. Mac almost always seems to know what to do when there is a problem. Even though Mac created Bloo, he is completely different to him in almost all ways. For example, Bloo only cares for other people episodes he shows and he helps everybody for Mac and other friends, but that is soon shortlived. Mac cares for the other friends and tries to make them happy before his own happiness.	+	A bright and somewhat shy 8 year old boy who visits Foster's every day. Mac almost always seems to know what to do when there is a problem. He goes crazy whenever he has sugar.

	===Frankie===		===Frankie===
	{{main\|Frankie Foster}}		{{main\|Frankie Foster}}

-	Madame Foster's 22-year-old granddaughter, Frankie does almost every chore around the house and helps keep everything in order and, although Mr. Herriman's fixation with rules and cleanliness causes her tremendous stress, she is usually very friendly and easy-going.	+	Madame Foster's 22-year-old granddaughter, Frankie does almost every chore around the house and helps keep everything in order and, although Mr. Herriman's fixation with rules and cleanliness, having to take care of everyone and everything in the house and Bloo's mischef-making cause her tremendous stress, she is usually very friendly and easy-going.

	===Goo===		===Goo===
-	A fast-talking girl who first appears in "Go Goo Go". She has a hyperactive imagination and her parents let her name herself when she was a baby so her full name is "Goo Goo Ga Ga".	+	A fast-talking 10 year old girl who first appears in "Go Goo Go". She has a hyperactive imagination and her parents let her name herself when she was a baby so her full name is "Goo Goo Ga Ga".

-	=== '''Madame Foster''' ===	+	=== '''Madame Foster'''===
	The founder of Foster's. She is elderly, but has child-like boundless energy and enjoys life to the fullest.		The founder of Foster's. She is elderly, but has child-like boundless energy and enjoys life to the fullest.
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		+	=== '''Terrence''' ===
		+	Mac's 13-year old brother. He takes delight in bullying Mac and making his life miserable. He is very stupid.

	== Imaginary friends ==		== Imaginary friends ==
	===Coco===		===Coco===
-	Coco is an imaginary friend that was discovered as opposed to being created. Her discovers were Douglas and Adam. Her creator has never been known. It appears that even though we can not understand what Coco is saying, basically the entire cast can. She is a cross between a bird, an airplane, and a palm tree. She can lay colorful eggs that contain seemingly anything.	+	Coco is an imaginary friend that was discovered as opposed to being created. Her discovers were Douglas and Adam. Her creator has never been known. It appears that even though we can not understand what Coco is saying, basically the entire cast can. She is a cross between a bird, an airplane, and a palm tree. She can lay colorful eggs that contain seemingly anything.

	===Bloo===		===Bloo===
-	Mac's imaginary best friend. Mac created him when he was three. In "Frankie My Dear" it's revealed that he is five years old.	+	Mac's imaginary friend and best friend. Mac created him when he was three. In "Frankie My Dear" it's revealed that he is five years old.

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	A [[Wikipedia:Lactose intolerant\|lactose intolerant]] pale-yellow friend who debuted in "Mac Daddy." Cheese was thought to be an imaginary friend created by Mac, but was actually created be his neighbor Louise, and gets out sometimes. Cheese appears to be somewhat madcap and dim-witted, often saying incoherent phrases and breaking into sudden bouts of screaming. Cheese likes chocolate milk, cereal, and so forth. In the finale of the series, ''[[Goodbye to Bloo]]'', because Louise's new residence bans imaginary friends, Cheese makes a surprise appearance announcing "Now we're brother roomies!" in the climatic scene.		A [[Wikipedia:Lactose intolerant\|lactose intolerant]] pale-yellow friend who debuted in "Mac Daddy." Cheese was thought to be an imaginary friend created by Mac, but was actually created be his neighbor Louise, and gets out sometimes. Cheese appears to be somewhat madcap and dim-witted, often saying incoherent phrases and breaking into sudden bouts of screaming. Cheese likes chocolate milk, cereal, and so forth. In the finale of the series, ''[[Goodbye to Bloo]]'', because Louise's new residence bans imaginary friends, Cheese makes a surprise appearance announcing "Now we're brother roomies!" in the climatic scene.
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		+	=== Duchess ===
		+	An imaginary friend who is pompous, rude, and lazy up to the point she orders Frankie to open her eyelids for her when she wakes. She believes herself to be the best friend ever created.

	== "Adoption" online ==		== "Adoption" online ==

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	'''''Her Royal Duchess Diamond Persnickety, the First, Last and Only''''' ('''Duchess''' for short; only referred to by her full name in the pilot movie,) is an imaginary friend who is a recurring character in the series ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'' voiced by Grey DeLisle.		'''''Her Royal Duchess Diamond Persnickety, the First, Last and Only''''' ('''Duchess''' for short; only referred to by her full name in the pilot movie,) is an imaginary friend who is a recurring character in the series ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'' voiced by Grey DeLisle.

-	This imaginary friend is a scheming, pompous, negative, rude, arrogant [[Picasso]]-like pain in the neck, who is actually [[two-dimensional]] when she turns her head or body (except in "House of Bloos"). She's considered a "high-maintenance" friend, not wanting to do anything for herself, and is so lazy that she needs somebody to open her eyelids when she wakes up. The resident's seem to follow her commands because she is both able and willing to scream incredibly loudly for an indefinete period of time without rest unless she gets what she wants as was seen when she lived next door to Mac and was able to yell non stop from him going to bed to his waking up. In a few episodes, she has helped someone, but only so that she could help herself. For example in "Affair Weather Friends", she was actually trying to tell Mac about Bloo hanging out with "Barry Bling" (a/k/a Berry in Disguise) behind his back.	+	This imaginary friend is a scheming, pompous, negative, rude, arrogant [[Picasso]]-like pain in the neck, who is actually [[two-dimensional]] when she turns her head or body (except in "House of Bloos"). She's considered a "high-maintenance" friend, not wanting to do anything for herself, and is so lazy that she needs somebody to open her eyelids when she wakes up. The resident's seem to follow her commands because she is both able and willing to scream incredibly loudly for an indefinete period of time without rest unless she gets what she wants as was seen when she lived next door to Mac and was able to yell non stop from him going to bed to his waking up. She can also control Extremeasauruses as seen in "House of Bloos". In a few episodes, she has helped someone, but only so that she could help herself. For example in "Affair Weather Friends", she was actually trying to tell Mac about Bloo hanging out with "Barry Bling" (a/k/a Berry in Disguise) behind his back.

	In the pilot, she and Terrence conspire to get rid of Bloo after the millionaire's spoiled daughter wants to adopt him (and, in the process, rename him "Tiffany") instead of Duchess, who was chosen by her mother and father. As punishment for trying to get rid of Bloo, she was not kicked out of the house, but rather was forced to stay as she desires to leave.		In the pilot, she and Terrence conspire to get rid of Bloo after the millionaire's spoiled daughter wants to adopt him (and, in the process, rename him "Tiffany") instead of Duchess, who was chosen by her mother and father. As punishment for trying to get rid of Bloo, she was not kicked out of the house, but rather was forced to stay as she desires to leave.

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	She can also lift Eduardo for a limited amount of time (as seen in House of Bloos). The short "Drawing Bored" reveals that Coco is a talented artist. She may have a sense of violence as revealed in the episode "A Room With A Feud" when she (rather sinisterly) said "Co co coco." (pronounced in a way that possibly suggests she said "We could kill him") with Mac responding with "Coco, I think if we did that, we'd go to jail". She may also have a crazy side to her, as seen in "My So-Called Wife", where she was seen acting wild and uncontrollable, including bouncing along a diving board and playing a Sousaphone at the end and once licking a pole.		She can also lift Eduardo for a limited amount of time (as seen in House of Bloos). The short "Drawing Bored" reveals that Coco is a talented artist. She may have a sense of violence as revealed in the episode "A Room With A Feud" when she (rather sinisterly) said "Co co coco." (pronounced in a way that possibly suggests she said "We could kill him") with Mac responding with "Coco, I think if we did that, we'd go to jail". She may also have a crazy side to her, as seen in "My So-Called Wife", where she was seen acting wild and uncontrollable, including bouncing along a diving board and playing a Sousaphone at the end and once licking a pole.

-	We also learned that in the episode "Mondo Coco" that she talks to squirrels, became a tutor, an inspirational talker and author, a reggae singer, a Japanese TV celebrity who becomes Prime Minister, fell in love with a yeti, a airplane pilot and a supermodel. She also is quite a practical joker, as shown in "Pranks For Nothing" when she was involved with [[Wilt]] and [[Eduardo]] in a prank war against [[Bloo]].	+	We also learned that in the episode "Mondo Coco" that she talks to squirrels, became a tutor, an inspirational talker and author, a reggae singer, a Japanese TV celebrity who becomes Prime Minister, fell in love with a yeti, a airplane pilot and a supermodel.

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	''Original Airdate: September 28, 2007 (Episode #61)''		''Original Airdate: September 28, 2007 (Episode #61)''

-	A rich kid named Barry Bling comes to Foster's looking for a friend. He has a mansion filled with toys, which tempts Bloo so much that he starts "cheating" on Mac. But there's something strangely familiar about Barry... that Barry was actually Berry from "Berry Scary" that you may remember.	+	A rich kid named Barry Bling comes to Foster's looking for a friend. He has a mansion filled with toys, which tempts Bloo so much that he starts cheating on Mac. But there's something strangely familiar about Barry... that Barry was actually Berry from "Berry Scary" that you may remember.

	====[[Ticket to Rod]]====		====[[Ticket to Rod]]====
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	''Original Airdate: April 24, 2008 (Episode #69)''		''Original Airdate: April 24, 2008 (Episode #69)''

-	A plethura of termites runs amok in Foster's, so Mr. Herriman puts the residents in a hotel overnight, and Bloo and the others friends ensue in a prank war.	+	A plethura of termites runs amok in Foster's, so Mr. Herriman puts the residents in a hotel overnight, and Bloo and the others friends ensue in a prank war. Mac does not appear in this episode.

	====[[Bloo Tube]]====		====[[Bloo Tube]]====
	''Original Airdate: May 22, 2008 (Episode #70)''		''Original Airdate: May 22, 2008 (Episode #70)''

-	The gang decides to upload videos to the internet after a field trip is cancelled because of rain. Ah, but remember the last time that happened with Mr. Herriman?	+	The gang decides to upload videos to the internet after a field trip is cancelled because of rain.

	====Race for Your Life, Mac and Bloo!====		====Race for Your Life, Mac and Bloo!====

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	'''''Her Royal Duchess Diamond Persnickety, the First, Last and Only''''' ('''Duchess''' for short; only referred to by her full name in the pilot movie,) is an imaginary friend who is a recurring character in the series ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'' voiced by Grey DeLisle.		'''''Her Royal Duchess Diamond Persnickety, the First, Last and Only''''' ('''Duchess''' for short; only referred to by her full name in the pilot movie,) is an imaginary friend who is a recurring character in the series ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'' voiced by Grey DeLisle.

-	This imaginary friend is a scheming, pompous, negative, rude, arrogant [[Picasso]]-like pain in the neck, who is actually [[two-dimensional]] when she turns her head or body (except in "House of Bloos"). She's considered a "high-maintenance" friend, not wanting to do anything for herself, and is so lazy that she needs somebody to open her eyelids when she wakes up. The resident's seem to follow her commands because she is both able and willing to scream incredibly loudly for an indefinete period of time without rest unless she get's what she want's as was seen when she lived next door to Mac and was able to yell non stop from him going to bed to his waking up. It is revealed in the episode "Duchess of Wails" that Mr. Herriman uses Foster's entire advertising budget to get rid of her and saying to the extent that Foster's will actually pay someone to adopt her. In a few episodes, she has helped someone, but only so that she could help herself. For example in "Affair Weather Friends", she was actually trying to tell Mac about Bloo hanging out with "Barry Bling" (a/k/a Berry in Disguise) behind his back.	+	This imaginary friend is a scheming, pompous, negative, rude, arrogant [[Picasso]]-like pain in the neck, who is actually [[two-dimensional]] when she turns her head or body (except in "House of Bloos"). She's considered a "high-maintenance" friend, not wanting to do anything for herself, and is so lazy that she needs somebody to open her eyelids when she wakes up. The resident's seem to follow her commands because she is both able and willing to scream incredibly loudly for an indefinete period of time without rest unless she gets what she wants as was seen when she lived next door to Mac and was able to yell non stop from him going to bed to his waking up. In a few episodes, she has helped someone, but only so that she could help herself. For example in "Affair Weather Friends", she was actually trying to tell Mac about Bloo hanging out with "Barry Bling" (a/k/a Berry in Disguise) behind his back.

	In the pilot, she and Terrence conspire to get rid of Bloo after the millionaire's spoiled daughter wants to adopt him (and, in the process, rename him "Tiffany") instead of Duchess, who was chosen by her mother and father. As punishment for trying to get rid of Bloo, she was not kicked out of the house, but rather was forced to stay as she desires to leave.		In the pilot, she and Terrence conspire to get rid of Bloo after the millionaire's spoiled daughter wants to adopt him (and, in the process, rename him "Tiffany") instead of Duchess, who was chosen by her mother and father. As punishment for trying to get rid of Bloo, she was not kicked out of the house, but rather was forced to stay as she desires to leave.

-	Despite her desire to leave Duchess insult's almost everyone who try's to adopt her except for the rich family in the pilot showing that while she badly wants to leave she doesn't want to live in any less pampered lifestyle she would be forced to give up if she went home with a normal family. Unlike the other characters, Duchess does not appear in the series finale "Goodbye to Bloo"; she is last seen in "The Bloo Superdude and the Great Creator of Everything's Awsome Ceremony of Fun That He's Not Invited To".	+	Despite her desire to leave Duchess insult's almost everyone who try's to adopt her except for the rich family in the pilot showing that while she badly wants to leave she doesn't want to live in any less pampered lifestyle she would be forced to give up if she went home with a normal family (in other words, she wants to be adopted by a rich family). Unlike the other characters, Duchess does not appear in the series finale "Goodbye to Bloo"; she is last seen in "The Bloo Superdude and the Great Creator of Everything's Awsome Ceremony of Fun That He's Not Invited To".

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	''Original Airdate: November 11, 2005 (Episode #33)''		''Original Airdate: November 11, 2005 (Episode #33)''

-	After Mac bumps into a girl named Goo when he gets something out of a tree, she thinks that Mac is her boyfriend, and Goo begins visiting Mac everyday at Foster's. With her hyper active imagination, she creates a new friend one after another, which causes a big problem for the other imaginary friends in the house. After she creates so many imaginary friends that it crowds the whole house, the others have to sleep in the Foster's bus and feel that Mac is responsible for Goo's continuous visits.	+	After Mac falls on a girl named Goo when he gets something out of a tree, she begins visiting Mac everyday at Foster's. With her hyper active imagination, she creates a new friend one after another, which causes a big problem for the other imaginary friends in the house. After she creates so many imaginary friends that it crowds the whole house, the others have to sleep in the Foster's bus and feel that Mac is responsible for Goo's continuous visits.

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	''Original Airdate: November 25, 2005 (Epuisode #35)''		''Original Airdate: November 25, 2005 (Epuisode #35)''

-	When Eduardo gets fleas from his puppy, he becomes discontent as the fleas are driving him mad. However, despite the way he feels, he decides to keep the fleas on him because he believes they’re his friends; though Frankie and Mr. Herriman want none of it and they decide to go to drastic lengths to get the fleas removed. Meanwhile, Bloo wants to get some fleas of his own and he does anything possible in order to attempt to get Eduardo to share them.	+	When Eduardo gets fleas from his puppy, he becomes discontent as the fleas are driving him mad. However, despite the way he feels, he decides to keep the fleas on him because they’re his friends; though Frankie and Mr. Herriman want none of it and they decide to go to drastic lengths to get the fleas removed. Meanwhile, Bloo wants to get some fleas of his own and he does anything possible in order to attempt to get Eduardo to share them.

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	''Original Airdate: May 5, 2006 (Episode #42)''		''Original Airdate: May 5, 2006 (Episode #42)''

-	The residents prepare for the annual house photo. Meanwhile, Bloo and Mac search for an answer behind a weird photo of Foster's taken years ago from a character named Wally, Eduardo gets an "extreme makeover" from Duchess, Coco realizes she needs to lose weight and Wilt has trouble being in the house photo without getting his head cut out from the banner.	+	The residents prepare for the annual house photo. Meanwhile, Bloo and Mac search for an answer behind a weird photo of Foster's taken years ago from a character named Wally, Eduardo gets an "extreme makeover" from Duchess, Coco realizes she needs to lose weight and Wilt has trouble being in the house photo without getting his head cut out from the banner. Cheese and Goo return in this episode.

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	''Original Airdate: August 7, 2006 (Episode #48)''		''Original Airdate: August 7, 2006 (Episode #48)''

-	Foster's is being put on TV, and Frankie wants everything perfect. Meanwhile, Cheese keeps showing up at Foster's, despite being told numerous times that he doesn't live there. In an attempt to keep him out, Mr. Herriman installs a security system. Unfortunately, due to his misreading of the directions, nobody knows the password except for Cheese, who saw Herriman input the code.	+	Foster's is being put on TV, and Frankie wants everything perfect. Meanwhile, Cheese keeps showing up at Foster's, despite being told numerous times that he doesn't live there. In an attempt to keep him out, Mr. Herriman installs a security system. Unfortunately, due to his misreading of the directions, nobody knows the password except for Cheese, who memorized the code as a song.

	====[[Bloo's the Boss]]====		====[[Bloo's the Boss]]====

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-	'''Francis "Frankie" Foster''' is a fictional character in ''[[Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends]]'', voiced in English by voice-acting/singing veteran [[Wikipedia:Grey Delisle\|Grey DeLisle]].	+	'''Frankie Foster''' is a fictional character in ''[[Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends]]'', voiced in English by voice-acting/singing veteran [[Wikipedia:Grey Delisle\|Grey DeLisle]].

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Christmas Wish

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Christmas Wish

Hang out with Chesse, Coco, Mac and Bloo on they're events in the episode.

Songs:

Christmas Brings

Theme Song (in Christmas)

Let It Snow

Jingle Bells

Jingle Bell Rock

Frosty the Snowman

Deck the Halls

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	''Original Airdate: June 11, 2004 (Episode #7)''		''Original Airdate: June 11, 2004 (Episode #7)''

-	When Mac visits Foster's, Bloo wants to show him something up on the roof, though when it's time for them to go back downstairs, they find themselves lost and unable to get downstairs. Meanwhile, everyone in the dining room sneaks food when Mr. Herrimann isn't looking after he insists they wait for Bloo to arrive before eating dinner.	+	When Mac visits Foster's, Bloo wants to show him something up on the roof, though when it's time for them to go back downstairs, they find themselves lost and unable to get downstairs. Meanwhile, everyone in the dining room sneaks food when Mr. Herriman isn't looking after he insists they wait for Bloo to arrive before eating dinner.

	====World Wide Wabbit====		====World Wide Wabbit====
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	''Original Airdate: September 24, 2004 (Episode #9)''		''Original Airdate: September 24, 2004 (Episode #9)''

-	A new friend named Berry enters the house as sweet as can be, though with one glance at Bloo becomes love struck and is determined to make Bloo love her back, and feels that Mac is a "threat" to keep Bloo from liking her.	+	A new friend named Berry enters the house as sweet as can be, though with one glance at Bloo becomes love struck and is determined to make Bloo love her back, and feels that Mac is a threat to keep Bloo from liking her.

	====Seeing Red / Phone Home====		====Seeing Red / Phone Home====
	{{main\|Seeing Red}} {{main\|Phone Home}}		{{main\|Seeing Red}} {{main\|Phone Home}}
-	''Original Airdate: October 1, 2004 (Episodes #10 A & B)''	+	''Original Airdate: October 1, 2004 (Episodes #10 A & B)''

-	'''Seeing Red:''' Terrence has an idea to make up a friend named Red to beat Bloo and Mac up with, though the friend he creates a friend that isn't at all violent.<br />	+	'''Seeing Red:''' Terrence has an idea to make up a friend named Red to beat Bloo up with, though the friend he creates a friend that isn't at all violent.<br />
	'''Phone Home:''' Bloo is jealous of Wilt getting special attention for the number of abandoned imaginary friends he brings to Foster's, so he tries to rescue imaginary friends just like Wilt does. When Bloo finds a man in a cell-phone suit and thinks he's a friend, he takes him to Foster's, thinking everyone will give him more praise than they give Wilt.		'''Phone Home:''' Bloo is jealous of Wilt getting special attention for the number of abandoned imaginary friends he brings to Foster's, so he tries to rescue imaginary friends just like Wilt does. When Bloo finds a man in a cell-phone suit and thinks he's a friend, he takes him to Foster's, thinking everyone will give him more praise than they give Wilt.

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	====Crime After Crime====		====Crime After Crime====
	''Original Airdate: November 18, 2005 (Episode #34)''		''Original Airdate: November 18, 2005 (Episode #34)''
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	{{main\|Crime After Crime}}		{{main\|Crime After Crime}}
-	Mr. Herriman becomes addicted to carrots. Meanwhile, Bloo tries desperately to avoid eating "It", that Frankie is forced to make, by doing bad things, but Mr. Herriman ignores or misinterprets the bad deeds, and blames & sends everyone else to bed with no supper instead so he can eat the carrots that are in hidden in wherever the imaginary friends are. Also, Foster tries to teach Frankie how to make "it". Wilt also tries to punish himself when Mr. Herriman told him standing on a rug is not tolerated.

-	In the end, Mr. Herriman calls the police that somebody stole a hundred carrots (Coco), and by accident, shows the police a lot of gold and treasure, making Mr. Herriman (and Wilt for some reason) go to jail.	+	Mr. Herriman becomes addicted to carrots. Meanwhile, Bloo tries desperately to avoid eating "It", that Frankie is forced to make, by doing bad things, but Mr. Herriman ignores or misinterprets the bad deeds, and blames & sends everyone else to bed with no supper instead so he can eat the carrots that are in hidden in wherever the imaginary friends are. Also, Foster tries to teach Frankie how to make "it". In the end, Mr. Herriman calls the police that somebody stole a hundred carrots (Coco), and by accident, shows the police a lot of gold and treasure, making Mr. Herriman go to jail.

	====[[Land of the Flea]]====		====[[Land of the Flea]]====
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	''Original Airdate: September 14, 2007 (Episode #59)''		''Original Airdate: September 14, 2007 (Episode #59)''

-	A garage band called Pizza Party, formed by Yogi BooBoo, [[Bloppy Pants]], Billy the Squid and Fluffernutter, refuses to let Bloo join, so he decides to make his own band...made up of Wilt, Coco and Eduardo called Taco Fiesta. However, Bloo decides to go solo.	+	A rock band called Pizza Party, formed by Yogi BooBoo, [[Bloppy Pants]], Billy the Squid and Fluffernutter, refuses to let Bloo join, so he decides to make his own band...made up of Wilt, Coco and Eduardo called Taco Fiesta. However, Bloo decides to go solo.

	====[[The Bride to Beat]]====		====[[The Bride to Beat]]====

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-	This is a '''list of secondary characters''' in the animated television series ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends''.	+	This is a '''list of secondary characters''' in the animated television series ''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends''.

	== Minor secondary humans ==		== Minor secondary humans ==
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	=== Charles ===		=== Charles ===
-	'''Charles''' is a fictional character who has appeared in a couple of episodes. He is a regular police officer doing his daily job. Bloo seems to know him and his family very well, as mentioned in the episode, "My So Called Wife". The two first met in the episode "Store Wars", in which he spots Bloo stealing cushions from the mall. He also appeared in the episode, "Crime After Crime", accusing Mac of being a suspect during an unconfirmed robbery at the Foster's mansion, and the episode, "The Sweet Stench of Success", when he arrested Kip Snip. He also has a change of voice in later episodes.	+	'''Charles''' is a fictional character who has appeared in a couple of episodes. He is a regular police officer doing his daily job. Bloo seems to know him and his family very well, as mentioned in the episode, "My So Called Wife". The two first met in the episode "Store Wars", in which he spots Bloo stealing cushions from the mall. He also appeared in the episode, "Crime After Crime", accusing Mac of being a suspect during an unconfirmed robbery at the Foster's mansion, and the episode, "The Sweet Stench of Success", when he arrested Kip Snip. He also has a change of voice in later episodes.

	=== Louise ===		=== Louise ===
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	=== Bloppy Pants ===		=== Bloppy Pants ===
	{{main\|Bloppy Pants}}		{{main\|Bloppy Pants}}
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	Bloppy Pants is a cat imaginary friend first seen in "World Wide Wabbit", and has also been seen in "Cuckoo for Coco Cards" when he made a cameo. He also appeared in "Schlock Star" being the lead singer of Pizza Party, "Affair Weather Friends" and in "[[Nightmare on Wilson Way]]" he was dressed up as the police officer from the [[Village People]], and in "[[Read 'Em and Weep]]," where he was shown briefly in many weird situations after being adopted.		Bloppy Pants is a cat imaginary friend first seen in "World Wide Wabbit", and has also been seen in "Cuckoo for Coco Cards" when he made a cameo. He also appeared in "Schlock Star" being the lead singer of Pizza Party, "Affair Weather Friends" and in "[[Nightmare on Wilson Way]]" he was dressed up as the police officer from the [[Village People]], and in "[[Read 'Em and Weep]]," where he was shown briefly in many weird situations after being adopted.

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	* Armpit Joe: He won the talent contest for his armpit farts in ''Hiccy Burp''.		* Armpit Joe: He won the talent contest for his armpit farts in ''Hiccy Burp''.
	* Danwell		* Danwell
-	* Never Leave Steve: According to Bloo, he ''never'' leaves.	+	* Never Leave Steve: According to Bloo, he ''never'' leaves.
	* Bone		* Bone
	* The Turtoise in the Air		* The Turtoise in the Air
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	=== Stats ===		=== Stats ===
	Stats, voiced by Keith Ferguson, is an imaginary friend that resembles a basketball scoreboard, and is a good friend of Wilt. He made his debut appearance in ''Good Wilt Hunting'', and also appeared in [[Goodbye To Bloo]].		Stats, voiced by Keith Ferguson, is an imaginary friend that resembles a basketball scoreboard, and is a good friend of Wilt. He made his debut appearance in ''Good Wilt Hunting'', and also appeared in [[Goodbye To Bloo]].
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-	=== Foul Larry ===
-	Foul Larry is an imaginary friend created to beat Wilt and Jordan Michael. He made his first appearance in ''[[Good Wilt Hunting]]''.
-	He is a large orange humanoid with a basketball for a head. [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] did Foul Larry's voice.
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	===Monsieur Oui===		===Monsieur Oui===
-	Monsieur Oui is a teardrop shaped imaginary friend who was created by a French girl, until she grew up and got married. He speaks with a [[French language\|French]] accent, and carries a black umbrella. He appears once in ''Bride to Beat''. His name is a pun on the word "misery". The style he's drawn in is an homage to [[Edward Gorey]]'s unique style.	+	Monsieur Oui is a teardrop shaped imaginary friend who was created by a French girl, until she grew up and got married. He speaks with a [[French language\|French]] accent, and carries a black umbrella. He appears once in ''Bride to Beat''. His name is a pun on the word "misery". The style he's drawn in is an homage to [[Edward Gorey]]'s unique style.

-	==Locked Friends==	+	==Locked Friends==
	Locked friends are those who have been locked in a closet due to disruptions or annoyances to the house.		Locked friends are those who have been locked in a closet due to disruptions or annoyances to the house.
	===Scribbles===		===Scribbles===
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	The Fleas are imaginary fleas who first stayed in Eduardo's fur in ''Land of the Flea''. As they became a problem for all furry friends, those friends were shaved and had their fur with the fleas locked in one of the Foster's rooms.		The Fleas are imaginary fleas who first stayed in Eduardo's fur in ''Land of the Flea''. As they became a problem for all furry friends, those friends were shaved and had their fur with the fleas locked in one of the Foster's rooms.

-	===Extreme-O-Saurus===	+	===Extreme-O-Saurs\Extremeasauruses===
	Extreme monsters created by boy teenage jerks. They are locked in a cage in the backyard. Those who are not abandoned are instead brought to the junkyard to partake in fights. Mac compares them and scribbles in "Trouble With Scribbles" and the are exactly the opposites of scribbles.		Extreme monsters created by boy teenage jerks. They are locked in a cage in the backyard. Those who are not abandoned are instead brought to the junkyard to partake in fights. Mac compares them and scribbles in "Trouble With Scribbles" and the are exactly the opposites of scribbles.

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	==Guest Villains==		==Guest Villains==
	=== Bendy ===		=== Bendy ===
-	This troublemaker was first introduced in "Everyone Knows It's Bendy" as a new imaginary friend has come to Foster's that causes nothing but trouble, and greatly resembles a [[Wikipedia:Theodore Geisel\|Dr. Seuss]] character. He was left at Fosters because the parents of the little boy who created him were tired of him breaking every rule in the house every day. Francis and Harrimen however thought that it was just the boy blaming his imaginary friend for what he did. Only later we see that the boy's parents were right as Bendy starts causing trouble for [[Wilt]], [[CoCo\|Coco]], [[Edwardo\|Eduardo]] and [[Bloo]]. Commiting the crime while making ssure to implicate one of them and cry when they try to say he did it. Bloo finally manages to get proof that Bendy was responsible for the crimes but in the process causing more trouble than everything Bendy did put together.	+	This troublemaker was first introduced in "Everyone Knows It's Bendy" as a new imaginary friend has come to Foster's that causes nothing but trouble, and greatly resembles a [[Wikipedia:Theodore Geisel\|Dr. Seuss]] character. He was left at Fosters because the parents of the little boy who created him were tired of him breaking every rule in the house every day. Frankie and Harrimen however thought that it was just the boy blaming his imaginary friend for what he did. Only later we see that the boy's parents were right as Bendy starts causing trouble for [[Wilt]], [[CoCo\|Coco]], [[Edwardo\|Eduardo]] and [[Bloo]]. Commiting the crime while making sure to implicate one of them and cry when they try to say he did it. Bloo finally manages to get proof that Bendy was responsible for the crimes but in the process causing more trouble than everything Bendy did put together.
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-	=== Berry ===
-	{{main\|Berry}}
-	A new friend named Berry enters the house in "Berry Scary" as Dum, as can be, though with one glance at Bloo becomes love struck and is determined to make Bloo love her back, and feels that Mac is a "[[threat]]" to keep Bloo from liking her. She made another appearance in, "Affair Weather Friends," where she was once again trying to win Bloo's love, but this time, disguised as a rich kid named "Barry Bling" who lured him with an electronic paddle ball prototype. Mac was worried that Berry would "harm" Bloo, so Berry kidnaps Mac so she can kill him by tying him to the rubber band ball and getting hit by a toy train to have Bloo for her date with destiny forever, but Bloo would rather have Mac than Berry, so Bloo saves Mac as Berry bumps into the rubber band ball and rolls down outside.
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-	In addition to the regular episodes, Berry made appearances in one end credit sequence, in which she reads fan mail letters and which shows flashbacks to the record rubber band ball segment from "Berry Scary", and in the online [[Big Fat Awesome House Party]] game.
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-	=== The Rivers ===
-	Old Man Rivers, who lives across the street from Foster's hates imaginary friends, and on "Adopt-A-Thought Saturday", his grandson, Young Man Rivers, torments Bloo. Bloo and Madame Foster throw papers - that are adoption forms - at Old Man Rivers, who keeps them for himself, causing Bloo and Wilt to try and get them back. Tom Kenny provided Old Man Rivers' voice, his son was played by [[Tom Kane]] and Grey DeLisle voiced Young Man Rivers.

	=== Little Lincoln and Moose ===		=== Little Lincoln and Moose ===
	An imaginary pen, that resembles Abraham Lincoln (voiced by Tom Kenny), is caught with a student cheating on a test by Mac's teacher. He is saved by Mac and Bloo along with his au pair, a green ogre named Moose (voiced by Jeff Bennett). The Lincoln pen cons Madame Foster into a new plan to adopt an overcrowded home to unsuspecting adopters for a fee, then takes over the house, planning to turn it into a casino. Madam Foster soon found out and framed the con man. Soon, he gave back the money they stole and took back all of the imaginary friends they sold.		An imaginary pen, that resembles Abraham Lincoln (voiced by Tom Kenny), is caught with a student cheating on a test by Mac's teacher. He is saved by Mac and Bloo along with his au pair, a green ogre named Moose (voiced by Jeff Bennett). The Lincoln pen cons Madame Foster into a new plan to adopt an overcrowded home to unsuspecting adopters for a fee, then takes over the house, planning to turn it into a casino. Madam Foster soon found out and framed the con man. Soon, he gave back the money they stole and took back all of the imaginary friends they sold.

-	=== Big Blue Imaginary Friend ===	+	=== World===
-	The '''Big Blue Imaginary Friend''' is a grumpy/cranky friend who is the most frightful of them all. He, however, enjoys practical jokes. He resembles	+	A face friend trapped inside a toychest who appears in "Destination Imagination". He can create a magical world in the toychest and has the ability to take over different bodies and objects and use them like his own body. However he can't take over the bodies of other living creatures. Frankie befriended him when they first met and he refused to let her leave the toychest (and she didn't want to leave either due to the fact that she would be forced to continue to work without being thanked). He was brought to Foster's chained up in the chest with a note saying "Imaginary Friend inside: Do Not Open!!" on it. After being scolded by Mr. Herriman, he lost his temper and the world in the toychest began to distort and break apart, then he transformed into a giant monster made of various toy pieces. At the end of the movie, Frankie releases him from the toychest and explains to the others that he was lonely and he just wanted a friend, so he gets to make friends with everybody at Foster's. Later on, Frankie makes him his very own body out of stuffed socks sewn together.
-	''Totoro'', a Japanese-animated children's film character. He is blue, more whitish blue on his belly, has a red nose, and beady eyes. His victims of a
-	lot of pain were Eduardo and Terrence. He made Bloo come to him at 4:00 when Bloo told him, "Hey, how's the weather up there?", and somehow everybody,
-	except Mac wanted Bloo to get beaten up. Bloo tried several plans to run away. However, he really liked the joke, and told Bloo what he thinks of the
-	practical joke he made up: pouring lemon juice on his eye making it painful. Bloo said, "Kinda lame", and the monster squashed Bloo with his fist very
-	flat. We never got to see how Bloo liked like when injured and flattened. He most recently appears in Beat With A Schtick, but also appears in a cameo
-	in Emanicipation Procalmation.

-	== Kip the Producer ==	+	=== Kip Snip ===
	Appeared in "The Sweet Stench of Success". He tricked Bloo into being adopted and had him tirelessly advertise his deodorant brand called "Deo" he was arrested when Bloo revealed that Deo doesn't work and he then also revealed that Deo increases body odor.		Appeared in "The Sweet Stench of Success". He tricked Bloo into being adopted and had him tirelessly advertise his deodorant brand called "Deo" he was arrested when Bloo revealed that Deo doesn't work and he then also revealed that Deo increases body odor.

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	== Mac's Condition ==		== Mac's Condition ==
-	Mac's personality goes from sensible to lunatic if he gets even the smallest amount of sugar, which is the main reason why his mother won't let him have any. One example of this is in "Squeeze the Day" when Mac and Bloo (being the only two in Foster's) raided the refrigerator and Mac consumed much sugar, which resulted in Mac almost losing consciousness. During "Partying Is Such Sweet Soiree", one drop of heavily-sugared punch caused Mac to go completely crazy. He disrupted Bloo's secret party by eating all the sweets and embarked on a quest for more sugar, and as well as this, back in January 9, 2005 his condition seemed to worsen each time he consumed foods containing sugar. After eating enough, he even streaked through town. He also became sugar high in the episode "Affair Weather Friends", in which he got so mad at Bloo that he decided to eat an enormous ice cream sundae, later, he was completely sugar-crazed and bought more and more things. After a while, the owner told Mac to go home because he was acting crazy, even talking to himself on the way, as if intoxicated. Upon exiting the shop, he went into a mini- seizure, as though he was trying to shake off the effects from his body. In "World Wide Wabbit," he ate a cookie Madame Foster gave to him and, after noticing that Bloo was allowing people to see an embarrasing tape of Mr. Herriman, he had enough energy to run across Foster's in about three seconds while chanting "No he didn't..." over and over.	+	Mac's personality goes from sensible to lunatic if he gets even the smallest amount of sugar, which is the main reason why his mother won't let him have any. One example of this is in "Partying Is Such Sweet Soiree", one drop of heavily-sugared punch caused Mac to go completely crazy. He disrupted Bloo's secret party by eating all the sweets and embarked on a quest for more sugar, and as well as this, his condition seemed to worsen each time he consumed foods containing sugar. After eating enough, he even streaked through town. He also became sugar high in the episode "Affair Weather Friends", in which he got so mad at Bloo that he decided to eat an enormous ice cream sundae, later, he was completely sugar-crazed and bought more and more things. After a while, the owner told Mac to go home because he was acting crazy, even talking to himself on the way, as if intoxicated. Upon exiting the shop, he went into a mini- seizure, as though he was trying to shake off the effects from his body. In the Halloween special episode "[[Nightmare on Wilson Way]]", everyone was very serious that Mac was tied to a bed in order to keep him from eating candy. (Since it was Halloween.) But Bloo and Mac were trapped in a room against "zombies" later in the episode, so Bloo ran through the window to get some Halloween candy, and since Mac was trapped on a bed and couldn't move, he couldn't stop Bloo. Bloo put the candy in Mac's mouth, and Mac got enough energy to unstrip himself from the bed, burst through the walls, and run punching out everyone in his path while Bloo rode on his back. When Mr. Herriman revealed that this was a trick, they had a new problem: Bloo gave Mac sugar, let him loose, and it was Halloween. Later, Mac was shown running on the streets, in his underwear, raiding houses for candy, with trick-or-treaters running from him. It should also be considered that Mac's condition could be a form of super-power, as upon consumption of sugary foods, he can run at extremely high speeds, gain boundless energy, gain superhuman strength, and jump higher than an average child. Also, whilst under the influence of sugar, he will bypass the consequences of his actions, and the awareness of his surroundings. In "Partying Is Such Sweet Soirée", after chewing gum which didn't contain sugar, he shouted "IT BURNS US! IT BURNS US!" which implies that sugar could be a separate entity which influences his actions, as if he was possessed by his own demon, hence the nickname, ''"Sugar Demon"'' (according to Bloo). He also had an energy drink (loaded with both sugar and caffine) in "[[Race for Your Life, Mac and Bloo!]]" Mac's characterization when under the influence of sugar is an obvious parody of the Lord of the Rings character Gollum who speaks and acts in the same way when in the grips of his own addiction. In fact, "It burns us!" is a quote taken directly from this character. Despite his condition, Mac is shown to be eating cookies in "World Wide Wabbit", "The Bloo Superdude and The Magic Potato of Power!", and "Goodbye to Bloo"; while the cookies he eats in "Goodbye to Bloo" are sugar-free, its never stated wethier the cookies he eats in the other two episodes are sugar-free.
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-	In the Halloween special episode "[[Nightmare on Wilson Way]]", everyone was very serious that Mac was tied to a bed in order to keep him from eating candy. (Since it was Halloween.) But Bloo and Mac were trapped in a room against "zombies" later in the episode, so Bloo ran through the window to get some Halloween candy, and since Mac was trapped on a bed and couldn't move, he couldn't stop Bloo. Bloo put the candy in Mac's mouth, and Mac got enough energy to unstrip himself from the bed, burst through the walls, and run punching out everyone in his path while Bloo rode on his back. When Mr. Herriman revealed that this was a trick, they had a new problem: Bloo gave Mac sugar, let him loose, and it was Halloween. Later, Mac was shown running on the streets, in his underwear, raiding houses for candy, with trick-or-treaters running from him. It should also be considered that Mac's condition could be a form of super-power, as upon consumption of sugary foods, he can run at extremely high speeds, gain boundless energy, gain superhuman strength, and jump higher than an average child. Also, whilst under the influence of sugar, he will bypass the consequences of his actions, and the awareness of his surroundings. In "Partying Is Such Sweet Soirée", after chewing gum which didn't contain sugar, he shouted "IT BURNS US! IT BURNS US!" which implies that sugar could be a separate entity which influences his actions, as if he was possessed by his own demon, hence the nickname, ''"Sugar Demon"'' (according to Bloo). He also had an energy drink (loaded with both sugar and caffine) in "[[Race for Your Life, Mac and Bloo!]]" Mac's characterization when under the influence of sugar is an obvious parody of the Lord of the Rings character Gollum who speaks and acts in the same way when in the grips of his own addiction. In fact, "It burns us!" is a quote taken directly from this character.

	== Relationships ==		== Relationships ==
-	Mac has the ability to make friends with almost any imaginary friend, his closest being [[Wilt]], [[Coco]] and [[Eduardo]] and of course Bloo. He cares a lot about imaginary friends, and looks out for them often.	+	Imaginary Friends-Mac has the ability to make friends with almost any imaginary friend, his closest being [[Wilt]], [[Coco]] and [[Eduardo]] and of course Bloo. He cares a lot about imaginary friends, and looks out for them often.
		+
		+	At School-Mac isn't very popular at his school, probably due to him being a "nerd" as Bloo states in "Bye Bye Nerdy" after seeing Mac staying in during recess contentedly doing work. Ironically, Mac was in detention and was only received as a nerd after Bloo tried to "cool him up".

-	Mac isn't very popular at his school, probably due to him being a "nerd" as Bloo states in "Bye Bye Nerdy" (the episode) after seeing Mac staying in during recess contentedly doing work. Ironically, Mac was in detention and was only received as a nerd after Bloo tried to "cool him up". One of his few human friends is [[Goo Goo GaGa]].	+	Madame Foster and Mr. Herriman-Mac also has a close connection with Madame Foster, with whom he shares a close kinship, particularly in that neither of them is willing to give up their imaginary friend, where most children would have done so long ago. Mac also seems to get along decently well with Mr. Herriman, despite the fact that Herriman has such a great dislike of Bloo.

-	Mac also has a close connection with Madame Foster, with whom he shares a close kinship, particularly in that neither of them is willing to give up their imaginary friend, where most children would have done so long ago. Mac also seems to get along decently well with Mr. Herriman, despite the fact that Herriman has such a great dislike of Bloo.	+	Frankie-Mac has great affection for the house's caregiver [[Frankie]], to the point of harboring an intense crush on her which is shown in six episodes: in "Frankie My Dear" where he, Bloo, Prince Charming and Chris the pizza guy compete for her love (and where he first develops his crush on Frankie); in "Ticket to Rod" where he has an opportunity to go out with Frankie on the premiere of the new Rod Tango movie (and ultimately ends up staying at the house to help her with chores when she can't go); in "Race For Your Life Mac and Bloo" where he imagines being kissed by Frankie in his race victory daydream (and then makes her cry in a second daydream where everyone finds out he cheated to win); in "Bad Dare Day" where he is dared to tell Frankie that he loves her (and at the end Bloo says that he recorded him telling her and posted it on the Foster's blog, much to Mac's displeasure); in "Destination Imagination" when he thinks Frankie gets eaten by World, he is about to cry out "No! Frankie I love you!", but is pulled out of the chest by Wilt when he only makes it halfway through his speech; and in "Goodbye to Bloo" when Frankie says she wants to see him alone at which point when she says she wants to say something to him, Mac thinks she is going to say she loves him then she says she has something to give him and he thinks Frankie is going to kiss him (he even closes his eyes and puckers up his lips). Aside from his silly crush, Mac is a loyal and helpful friend to Frankie and vice versa; she is one of the few human friends he has (and often the only one he sees on a daily basis, with Goo and Madame Foster appearing only sporadically).

-	Mac has great affection for the house's caregiver [[Frankie]], to the point of harboring an intense crush on her which is shown in six episodes: in "Frankie My Dear" where he, Bloo, Prince Charming and Chris the pizza guy compete for her love (and where he first develops his crush on Frankie); in "Ticket to Rod" where he has an opportunity to go out with Frankie on the premiere of the new Rod Tango movie (and ultimately ends up staying at the house to help her with chores when she can't go); in "Race For Your Life Mac and Bloo" where he imagines being kissed by Frankie in his race victory daydream (and then makes her cry in a second daydream where everyone finds out he cheated to win); in "Bad Dare Day" where he is dared to tell Frankie that he loves her (and at the end Bloo says that he recorded him telling her and posted it on the Foster's blog, much to Mac's displeasure); in "Destination Imagination" when he thinks Frankie gets eaten by World, he is about to cry out "No! Frankie I love you!", but is pulled out of the chest by Wilt when he only makes it halfway through his speech; and in "Goodbye to Bloo" when Frankie says she wants to see him alone at which point when she says she wants to say something to him, Mac thinks she is going to say she loves him then she says she has something to give him and he thinks Frankie is going to kiss him (he even closes his eyes and puckers up his lips). Aside from his silly crush, Mac is a loyal and helpful friend to Frankie and vice versa; she is one of the few human friends he has (and often the only one he sees on a daily basis, with Goo and Madame Foster appearing only sporadically).	+	Bloo-

	[[Image:Two friends2.jpg\|right\|thumb\|A picture of Mac and Bloo]]Even though they sometimes argue, Mac and Bloo are best friends. When first introduced, Bloo was often softer and far more protective of Mac, particularly in regards to Mac's elder brother. However, as the series progressed, Bloo's personality shifted, making him far more selfish and manipulative, even towards Mac, often tricking Mac into doing all the things he doesn't want to do and abusing the give & take of their relationship. Mac often functions as Bloo's conscience, since Bloo's freewheeling egotism often gets him into trouble. While Mac cares for Bloo unconditionally, and will put up with a lot, there are times where he will snap and aggressively tell off Bloo. However, they both always end up being friends again in the end.		[[Image:Two friends2.jpg\|right\|thumb\|A picture of Mac and Bloo]]Even though they sometimes argue, Mac and Bloo are best friends. When first introduced, Bloo was often softer and far more protective of Mac, particularly in regards to Mac's elder brother. However, as the series progressed, Bloo's personality shifted, making him far more selfish and manipulative, even towards Mac, often tricking Mac into doing all the things he doesn't want to do and abusing the give & take of their relationship. Mac often functions as Bloo's conscience, since Bloo's freewheeling egotism often gets him into trouble. While Mac cares for Bloo unconditionally, and will put up with a lot, there are times where he will snap and aggressively tell off Bloo. However, they both always end up being friends again in the end.