You mean... you don't want to see "The Brady Bunch On Gilligan's Island"? :o

Eeew. Even me, being a fan of SpongeBob made me cringe at the idea. How would that work exactly? Some kid imagines a SpongeBob? How far could he go, since he can only live in water?

And South Park/Fosters is even MORE of a stretch. South Park is for adult audiences. Fosters is not.

So I'm afraid fan art and fan fics is the only way you'll see this and I for one am glad since that means I can avoid both mediums.

Foster's isn't atleast supposed to be made for adults. :)
There was a crossover! It was in "Big Picture", remember?

But it wasn't a main plot point was it? No, it was only a split second when Mandy appeared. She did nothing for the story; and besides, she was from the imagination of Mac.

THere was also a crossover when the threee ed's where at the junkyard while Ed Was fighting for Terrance. (Episode: Eddie Monster)
http://www.fosters-home.com/screengrabs/3/31-0064.jpg


Monty :-/

Ugh, no! I'm sorry, but what is with people in this fandom and crossing Fosters with shows from a different network that have totally different animation styles? I have NEVER seen a fandom with so many people that like to do this, not even when I was a part of the Digimon and Powerpuff Girls fandoms (and those were way bigger than Fosters).

Sorry for lashing out like that, but this really has been bothering me for a while.

Still it was a cross-over. :P
Also in the Ed's pic, i think that was supposed to be a foster-ized version of Dexter.

I don't really like crossovers either, partially because I don't like getting crappy cartoon in my Foster's. Then there's a big stain and you have to use Shout and everything. Hey, that was a pretty good analogy.

As for mixing animation styles, though, I don't think that would be a problem. Just look at "Drawn Together".

"You got crappy cartoon in my Foster's!"
"You got Foster's in my crappy cartoon!"
"Say, this is pretty...eugh, this stuff is terrible!"

Sorry, I couldn't resist. 8D

I don't quite mean it in that way. At least when you look at Drawn Together, the overall mood and style of the show still says, "Hey look, I'm on Drawn Together!" Not so with, say, a Spongebob/Foster's crossover.

That's very true, and I wouldn't want a Spongebob/Foster's crossover either, although I do like Spongebob. They just.... don't need to be crossed over. The settings are too different, even excluding the whole "Spongebob lives underwater and the Foster's gang do not" thing.