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Remembering "Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends"

First post of 2009. Sup ya'll! Yeah, I don't do this blog much anymore because I have this thing called a LIFE! I've been living it. I have work stuff and family to take care of. Anyway...

Well, I was afraid this day would come now i'm finally doing it. Yesterday (don't ask me how it was because it didn't see it because I had no idea it was going to come on)other Foster's fans (other than me) said goodbye to Cartoon Network's hit series "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends." The last few episodes were played. Like I said, I didn't see it. For me, I knew the series was ending soon I just didn't know when. Enough of that. The final episode was called "Goodbye to Bloo." I was really upset to find out I have missed it. Now it will take the next 100 years to find the episode anywhere. Since I haven't seen the episode yet, I will not review it now. I will when I see it in about 100 years. I'm sure, from what i've been reading, the series was ended in a very emotional yet comforting way. I predict we are never going to find such an entertaining, high quality show like this again.

It's been a real, real honor to be a fan of this fine series. I've enjoyed seeing the highlights of this show starting when Bloo moved into the home and all the wacky adventures following. I will finish this reminensence from the past as soon as I post the review in 2109. I admit, I wasn't the best fan ever to live but, overall, this series was one of the best shows I have ever seen and one on the best shows I have ever reviewed, in my opinion. Will they think of anything this great in the future? Let's see what happens...

R.I.P.
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
2004-2009
You will be missed.



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