Yes, TV Guide would be more reliable. I got my synopsis from TVGuide.com though, not TV.com. But my Comcast's synopsis popped up yesterday, and is the same as Phil mentioned- "A power struggle develops when Frankie and another friend help Mac and Bloo win a radio contest." I agree, I like that synopsis better, it sounds nicer. :goo:

yay...new episode...

this sort of remind me of 'bloo's brothers'...i know the plot is not exactly the same..but hey they're still fighting for tickets ...

Sound pretty awesome (what Foster's eppy doesn't?) Can't wait =D

Bingo! Exactly on the nose.

Oh, who's the editor at tv.com? I wish to register a complaint. :LOL:

Another Darrick Bachmann episode.

He's getting better, trust me.

Oh yeah. Bloo gets tickets, he loses tickets, he...you know the rest.

Bloo sure has a strange taste in celebrities, if no one minds me sayin'. XD

I also liked the past episode reference, too. :D

But....oh WHY must there be a relivement of Mac being in love with Frankie? I thought that was over and done with...We know Mac just has a kiddy crush, but fans will take it too seriously.

Awesome! Another Jackie Khones episode!!!!!!!!

Daanaanaanaanaa!

SWEEEEEETTTTTT!!!!

I just got finished watching the episode, and it's a shame that the show took so many seasons to reach episodes of such kick ass quality. The plot was something trivial and typical of this show, and as always Fosters managed to turn it into something fun, smart, and fresh that keeps the show amusing.

Frankie actually had a decent chunk of air time and for a minute, I thought I was seeing some of our own desired Frankie plot points when Bloo tried to suck up to her for the tickets. Speaking of desired plot points, despite what you may think of the age difference, the Mac/Frankie fans must be going ballistic over this.

Mac's boyhood crushing moments were the things of beauty, I literally smiled as wide as Mac did when I saw Frankie set up a "date" for them. Not to mention Frankie's black dress returns HA! :frankiesmile: Such a treat. But the real show stopper was Bloo, who has never been so smart, funny, and clever.

His whimpering, whiny, crybaby antics were classic and I couldn't stop laughing how he kept back pedaling into jibberish whenever he got caught. Jackie Khones whole "Tango won't like this" was a HILARIOUS plot device, it was the icing on the cake when Tango stopped the movie just to boot Bloo.

This is an episode that actually proves you don't have to be funny to make a great episode, the plot itself made everything work to perfection. I hope Fosters keeps up this excellent pace, if they keep this up I could watch Fosters till doomsday. Great episode, and GREAT Frankie moments 8-).

I've got stars in my eyes... Spoiler Below ... so yeah, I loved this episode!

I told you Frankie fans would love this one! :bloogrin: