Frankie did finish college (refer to the episode "Frankie My Dear") she told Dylan what she was doing since finishing. Now if you mean to do her grad work...anyway, you are right about the losing tons of viewers thing.:frankiesmile:

Mac, by a wide margin. I love all the characters, human or imaginary, by Mac is by far my favorite and, in a lot of ways, a character I think doesn't have nearly a strong enough fan base.

I really like Frankie ~ but will choose Mac as he is the friend who accompanies Bloo on his many adventures. :)

Frankie. Although Mac's awesome, too. :)

GOO GOO GOO GOO GOO GOO!

I like Goo.

id have to go with goo, just becuase its always funny to see her in an episode. and i can relate to her in alot of ways

I voted for Terrence when this poll started, but now I'd say MAC!
What do I do now...? :(

Nothing, sadly. Aw. :(

That red haired chick with the mop in her hand? Good ol' what's her name?:frankiesmile:

Do you even have to ask? :frankiesmile:

But seriously, spending time on this board it's no wonder I fell head over feels for the lovely Ms. Foster, Frankie. Everyone talks so much bout her good qualities and her sweetness, I haven't changed my feelings for her one little bit.

After watching many more episodes, the Wilt movie, and seeing more of other humans like Mac and Goo play on screen, Frankie still wins hands down for me. I just wish she could get her own episode and not have Cartoon Network only play it once like EVERY 5 years or something.

Her ep will come. I don't know why, but I really believe that she'll get something major, hopefully a movie, in the not-too-distant future. :frankiesmile:

No doubt in my mind - she will get something huge, something hurkin', something totally cajonga! No ifs ands, or buts.:frankiesmile:

Episode or movie-special, I just want it to be something that celebrates Frankie and uses her character's full potential instead of burying her.

I think a great idea would be to have an episode that focuses on the one thing Frankie never gets: appreciation for her work. Maybe like a birthday or holiday episode, like her b-day comes up and Mac realizes how much Frankie has done for em and decides to have everyone do the chores for Frankie.

Sort of like an appreciation day and Frankie for once in her life can not be stressed out. Although, thinking of the Foster's gang taking care of the house themselves would probably leave more problems then solutions. But least that way it'd be funny and people can finally see how hard Frankie really works.

....and I know I'm sounding stupid because I'm talking like this is an ACTUAL episode when it's just an idea. But I think it's a good one none the less.

That might make for a good episode... but it could easily be twisted into a "shock" ending where, instantly after her day off ends, Mr. Herriman forces Frankie to clean up the countless messes caused by the gang's attempt to take care of the place. If that were the case, I'd end up hating it as much as I did IHFUMEUP.

And that idea sounds like it would center on the "Foster's 5" instead of actually being a Frankie-centered episode.

I hereby propose that the end credit sequence be of Mr H cleaning up the mess, muttering to himself. There doesn't even have to be an explaination why its him doing it. ;) I just want to see it, lol.

That's a GREAT idea. I'm a fan of Mr. Herriman and don't want to see him(or any of the other characters) in serious pain, but it's about time he got a taste of his own medicine. ;)

I would definitely love to see that!:frankiesmile:

Problem solved :D.

If they have atleast one a season like they seem to be doing w/ Ed I'll be happy.

Frankie all the way! She's cool, hot, dedicated, hot, funny... did I mention she's hot?

Here here! He deserves it!!

I think the Frankster is just the girl to give ol' "Peter Cottonbutt" a taste of his own medicine.:frankiesmile:

All those in favour, hands up!! *raises his hand*

'Take that into your back face,' as Colin Lane (of Lano and Woodley) would say! :frankiesmile:

I second that! Herriman needs to be knocked down a rung!:frankiesmile:

Actually, I think he already got knocked down enough rungs in Setting a President, if you ask me...He hasn't been really tyrannical at all since that episode...

True, true...:frankiesmile:

Frankie Frankie Frankie Frankie Frankie (curls up into a ball, rocking back and forth)

Tough choice, but I gotta go with Frankie.

Look, and read my avatar and siggy (Door's lyrics) - that explains it.:frankiesmile:

i had to listen to that song again to see if those were the actual lyrics or not! LOL!

The only thing I altered was "21st Century..." because...you know...:frankiesmile:

right, thats the bit i had to check.

:-* Frankie of course!! Who else as I feel for her!

Mac! 'cos he is darn sweet even if he's the "horrific trauma" character for the fandom.

Yeah, for one of the show's most sympathetic characters, Mac has endured a lot of undeserved suffering. It's starting to worry me.

The ending to "Foster's Goes To Europe" was just vile. I'll never understand why the Foster's crew sometimes insist on wasting their talent on such viciously cruel and meanspirited episodes that do nothing but hurt the viewer's feelings. I REFUSE to see the humor in how Mac tried so hard to get everybody ready for Europe, only to get screwed in the most heartbreaking way possible.

I originally thought "I Only Have Surprise For You" was fine, but after thinking much over it and reading Mr. M's harshly negative feelings on it, I now see the true horror of it.

And, of course, Bloo is often pushing him around and dragging him along for his schemes. :jk: I really hope that, for a future episode, Mac will outsmart and one-up Bloo for a change.

I agree, but I'd also like to see them just be friends too, with no one-upping involved. I'm sure the geniuses behind the show could make something that positive and benign funny.

I think Bride of Lister was more referring to the way Mac is treated in fanfic, which can get pretty frightening. One of the contributing factors as to why I almost never touch Foster's fanfic anymore. (Not to say that I don;t think he's treated badly in the show sometimes, but its NOTHING compared to the way he's treated in fanfics, believe me.)

Right on the button! Every fandom has one character who in fan fiction will be the one who gets abused/cancer/sent away/ect. Without fail it will be the nicest, (usually) youngest and probably already in need of a hug character. One of the more worrying thing is the syndrome is worse in fandoms with a lot of young authors like Foster's or Yu-Gi-Oh!

Though I love most of the main human characters (except for Terrence), I really like Mac, mainly because he's just cool.

I like Mac, Goo, and Frankie. I vote for Frankie because she so sweet and pretty cute. Frankie cares a lot for the imaginary friends and works hard too.