Bloo Goes Bowlïng | Foster's Home For Imagïnary Frïends | Cartoon Network

Bloo is busy doing something very important. As in important of course I mean playing Space Blasters the video game. Bloo is glued to the screen and doesn't even notice when Mac walks in.
Mac: Hey, Bloo!
Bloo: What's that spaceship? You wanna piece of my death ray? Oh yeah. You want some of that, space dude?
Mac: Hello? Never mind. I have great news. There is going to be a newscast!
Bloo: Yeah, Frankie. Just set the snack bowl anywhere. The floor preferably, and could you blink my eyes for me? I haven't done that in awhile either.
Mac: I was going to tell you about the newscast, but I see you are...

Once, there was a girl named Madison, who went by Sparky. She had an imaginary friend named Kat. Sparky hadn't created Kat, though, she found her.

One day, Kat heard very bad news, Sparky was moving- which meant they had to get rid of Kat! After dinner, Sparky and Kat were watching television, when a commercial came on. It was about a place called "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends", where you could bring your imaginary friend, and they would live there. Sparky looked relieved that Kat wouldn't be a gonner. "Please don't!" Kat thought. She didn't want to go. Sparky made Kat pack her bags,...

T'was the day befor Easter
the house was so busy
the friends worked so hard
one got dizzie....
Eduardo:"Frankie! I think she's comming around!" Holly(suddenly waking up)-"Uhhhhh, what happened? Where am I?" Frankie(enters the room and gives Holly a glass of water)-"It's okay Holly. You just fainted when you smelled my cheese appetizers while cleaning the kitchen".Coco complains in the only language she knows:"cococococo" Frankie-"I know Coco. We all have been working hard these two days. Who knew it took so much work to make a party? Oh well, at least wer'e almost done. You gyes just need to colour...

Children imagine they're own imaginary friends when they are young, we all know that. You had an imaginary friend when you were little right? But what happens to the friend when it's creator grows up? When he/she doesn't need it any more? Does the poor thing get thrown on the streets? Alone and helpless? Sadly yes. Kids used to throw they're friends on the streets until a kind old woman (yet very enerjetic and full of life) named Madame Foster figured out a solution to this problem. She made an enormous, unbelievabbly big house for imaginary friends, a place they can call home, until someone...