A Shot In The Bloo (parody of A Shot In The Dark)

Title Card Sound: Guns going off

Detective Kazoo is back. This time, he must prove that Frankie and Goo are innocent of a murder attempt, driving Mr Herriman up the wall!

Lost In Bloo

Title Card Sound: Monkey hollering

When Mac's kite winds up taking him and Bloo to an unknown portion of Foster's backyard, Wilt, Eduardo and Coco attempts to save them, getting lost in the progress. Seperated in each different section, the gang must rely on each other's wit to return to Foster's before either Frankie or Herriman learns what's going on.

Howzabout this: Not Larry Nice

Foul Larry has moved into Fosters, but he and Wilt don't get along. Larry still hates Wilt, and Wilt still hasn't forgiven Larry after all these years. (yeah, I know he's Wilt, but just think of the trauma! Even Wilt would be hard-pressed to forgive him:( )

So, Mac thinks that they should be freinds, after all, Larry's trying to be a good person now, and it pains Mac to see Wilt all riled up like that. :)

So, he tries, and fails, so he and Bloo go around asking all the people in the house how they make friends with people. Eventually, Frankie tells them to find something they have in common. Bloo recognises that they both share the love of basketball, so challenges Foul Larry to a game of five-on-five basketball using his freinds as teammates.

But Foul Larry raises a team of the biggest, tallest imaginary friends in the house (including the New Guy) to take 'em on. So who will win, and, more importantly, will the Fosters Five even survive the match?

Gags:

Not many yet, but one where Bloo says to Mac:"Well, duh! We're in a house FULL of creatures who were MADE to be freindly! One of them HAS to help us get them to be friends!"

Then cut to a scene of Duchess telling Mac and Bloo to "Go away.">:( . Bloo turns to Mac and says "That first one doesn't count."::)

Also, Mr Herriman suggests a game of cricket, but Bloo misinterprets it to mean he should dump a load of crickets on Larry. "Did you see that? Nothing. Do you know how long it took me to find all those crickets?!"8D

This is meant to be a comedy episode, eith some exploration into the relationship between foul Larry and Wilt. I would turn this into a fanfic if I had the time. What do you all think?

Those gags made my day. 8D

Wow. :macwor: I didn't know that they were that good. Nice to know I'm making a difference. :-[

So, that's one vote for me making it a fanfic. Anyone else care to comment? Good? Lame? Stuff you'd like to see? Now that I got some positive feedback, I'm seriously considering doing it up right and proper.

I say go for it. :D

Oh, BTW, I don't mind if people tell me my ideas suck when it comes to fanfic, just so long as they tell me WHY they suck. I know there is a strict "no-flaming" policy on this site, but I personally don't consider constructive critisism a flame. Even if you're expressing an opinion like "God, I HATE all those WiltxOC angst fanfics" for example, I won't mind, it's just your opinion. 8-)

Of course, you're all too late now. The motion was put up and seconded, and now I'm gonna write me up a fanfic of this description, exclusive to Never Forgotten (aren't you all priveledged?) So look forward to the first part soon. Probably REAL soon.

Don't Mind Me

Title Card Sound: Mr. Herriman acting zombie-like

For the oddest reason, the normally uptight Mr. Herriman is more relax and less strict after visiting a recently opened clinic. Things get even more bizare when Mr. Herriman began to act zombie-like and muttering nonsensical words in backwards every night. So Mac, Bloo and their pals decided to break into the clinic, where they meet a foe they never expected to see again.

Frankie, Sweet Frankie

Title Card Sound: 90's musics

While looking around in the attic, Goo finds Frankie's yearbook and shows it to Frankie, who then recalls her times back in high school.

Hmm... I wonder what high school movies come to mind? ;)

The Secret Origin of Cheese

Title Card Sound: Cheese making random gestures

After Cheese ruins Bloo's world record attempt of block stacking (along with ruining everyone else's day), he, Mac and the gang turns to Louise, and wants to know why she imagined a friend like Cheese in the first place.