He won a car in the Cel Phone Guy episode! 8D

Oh, yeah! He also got a metal.:)
And a jet car which he actually didn't win.:P

Mac won the barfing contest with Bloo in "Say it isn't sew", even though technically they didn't ride at the same time and he claimed victory before getting on. Though, in the end credits, he's counting 50+ rides... Wow, I think I'd have my head between my feet after that many.

Eh... I'm kinda impartial here. Bloo does deserve to win every once in a while, but he'd rub it in Mac's face and get annoying, so seeing Mac win would be great if only to see Bloo eat humble pie. So I figure it'll be a good ep either way.

Wait... HOLY CRAP! The ep shows in 2 days!!! :wiltshock:

I cannot play checkers, as the game has pointed out to me. :l

I vote for mac, although it should be intresting regardless of who wins. either way im probably going to enjoy the episode. Seeing bloo win would obviously include a bunch of him being a complete jerkface. although i can see mac beating bloo and rubbing it in his face as well. although i think he might go for a different approach. eh, ill find out when it airs.

They added a sneak peek for this episode, on Cartoon network video. Like Bloo Tube's, it appears to be the (roughly) first 6 minutes. The writers are Mitch Larson (someone I've never heard of before) and C McCracken. Wasn't terribly exciting in my opinion (they were still racing on foot at the end of the 6 mins), but we'll have to see what other shenanigans Bloo can come up with!

They did? Well I'm going to go see it...saw it, I can't help but think that Mac will win...

According to his IMDB profile Mr. Larson wrote 11 episodes of My Gym Partner is a Monkey and was the writer and executive producer of a short film called Frijolito Go! (Synopsis from IMDB: Quincy's rap-sheet catches up with him when he's convicted for drunk and disorderly and sentenced to be a party-clown for a low-income housing project in Queens, NY. He does his best to walk the high road but his intentions are tested when he befriends a young Hispanic boy with problems at home.)

And now you know!

And knowing is half the battle!

Anyway, this is sounding like the typical tortoise and the hare story to me from what I can gather. With the Foster's cast it should be a very entertaining take on it at the very least.

I would love to see a Foster's version of Tortoise and the Hare.

You know, Bloo is actually winning because Eduardio is afraid of running, so Coco cheats and drags him across the finish line first.