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George Mucus (alternately spelled George Mucas) is an imaginary friend who lives at Foster's. He is a background character who has appeared in various episodes of the show.

Appearance[]

George Mucus is a large, gelatinous, green imaginary friend with large eyes. He is occasionally seen with at least one ace bandage around either arm, due to an injury caused by Scissors.

History[]

George Mucus makes his first appearance in the pilot movie, "House of Bloo's". He is seen being accompanied downstairs by Frankie Foster after having suffered an injury caused by him running with Scissors (as in, Scissors also ran). Scissors apologizes and then they run off to go play.

George Mucus has made many background appearances since then and is even mentioned frequently by other friends in the house. In "Bus the Two of Us", George is seen wrestling with another imaginary friend causing Frankie to have to separate them.

"The Bride to Beat" is the only episode where George Mucus has his own speaking role (In the episodes before this one, he only spoke along with other imaginary friends). In this episode, George tries to get Bloo's attention, only for Bloo, who is trying to stop Mac from getting married, to walk right through him.

A small running gag throughout the show is that George Mucus often gets stuck to other friends or objects. In "The Little Peas", Jackie Khones complains that the Foster's elevator always runs slow, and Fluffer Nutter suggests that George might've been stuck in it (again). In "Jackie Khones and the Case of the Overdue Library Crook", Bloo desperately needs to use the bathroom, but enters the women's restroom because an incident happened in the men's restroom involving George Mucus (possibly him getting stuck in the toilet due to him being made of slime).

Episode Appearances[]

Season 1[]

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Season 4[]

Season 5[]

Season 6[]

Trivia[]

  • His name is based on the name of the famous director of the Star Wars and Indiana Jones series, George Lucas.

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