Foster's Dreams

[Howard]

I dreamed I was jamming in a club. My buddy Darren was on bass, and Jeff was on drums (they are both musician friends, but I have never jammed with their bands). I happen to look out into the audience and I saw Craig at a table watching us. He looked at me and gave me a thumbs up. I just kept up the playing. That was odd.

[Mr_Bloo_Veins]

Oooh! I just remembered something!

Back when I was 12 years old or so, and I was just getting into Foster's, I had a dream that there was this episode where Bloo was trying to get revenge on Bendy. All I remember is that it was really grimdark and edgy. Hey, I was 12. That stuff was cool to me then

[Cassini90125]

I had a great one last night, and it was about the show itself rather than personally interacting with the characters. The dream was about an unadvertised one hour special, which I discovered about five minutes before airtime. The plot was mostly about the character's pasts and little details about their biographies; basically it was the cast swapping stories about their lives. It was in high definition, too; I've never seen Frankie drawn with so much detail. I didn't see the entire show but I did catch parts of four segments, each dealing with a particular character; Frankie, Mr. Herriman, Wilt, and Coco, in that order. Mr. Herriman's segment was the one I saw the most of and took place long before Foster's was founded. Madame Foster was in the segment, as was her husband, whom Mr. Herriman spent a great deal of time annoying, constantly telling him to "Be good to my creator, young man!" or something to that effect. Frankie's segment seemed to be about balancing college and her duties at the house, Wilt's segment focused on a typical day with Jordan in his old neighborhood, and Coco's story had her speaking coherent English in earlier times and inexplicably included a car chase. As the show ended I had the impression that this was something Craig had written and produced especially for the fans, to answer some long-standing questions about the characters lives and what makes them tick. The dream ended with me turning off my DVR and thinking that I'd best log in here, because this special was going to be the hot topic for the next few days.

Dang pleasant dream; who knows, maybe we'll get lucky and it'll come true.

[Howard]

I wish it would come true - right now!

[antgirl1]

Originally Posted by Cassini90125

I had a great one last night, and it was about the show itself rather than personally interacting with the characters. The dream was about an unadvertised one hour special, which I discovered about five minutes before airtime. The plot was mostly about the character's pasts and little details about their biographies; basically it was the cast swapping stories about their lives. It was in high definition, too; I've never seen Frankie drawn with so much detail. I didn't see the entire show but I did catch parts of four segments, each dealing with a particular character; Frankie, Mr. Herriman, Wilt, and Coco, in that order. Mr. Herriman's segment was the one I saw the most of and took place long before Foster's was founded. Madame Foster was in the segment, as was her husband, whom Mr. Herriman spent a great deal of time annoying, constantly telling him to "Be good to my creator, young man!" or something to that effect. Frankie's segment seemed to be about balancing college and her duties at the house, Wilt's segment focused on a typical day with Jordan in his old neighborhood, and Coco's story had her speaking coherent English in earlier times and inexplicably included a car chase. As the show ended I had the impression that this was something Craig had written and produced especially for the fans, to answer some long-standing questions about the characters lives and what makes them tick. The dream ended with me turning off my DVR and thinking that I'd best log in here, because this special was going to be the hot topic for the next few days.

Dang pleasant dream; who knows, maybe we'll get lucky and it'll come true.

The only downside to episode dreams like these is waking up and realizing that it wasn't real. Seriously, right after watching a dream episode, I go "Oh I HAVE to say something about this on NF" but as soon as the post is done I wake, and want to scream because it was fake.

But I just thought of something, though. What if they WERE real episodes, but only seeable in dreams, kinda like how Futurama has advertisements even in dreams. That'd be so awesome, if it was so.

[Cell_Phone_guy]

Here are my previous Foster's dreams from the old forum:

1. I was once again in Foster's, this time, during the episode Go Goo Go, and Goo, Mac, Bloo, Frankie, and Herriman were in the main foyer of the house and Goo was creating tons of IF's. Frankie and Herriman were slightly annoyed with Mac for bringing his "girlfriend" back to Foster's. Mac was trying to deny it, but they didn't listen. I told Mac I believed him and told Frankie, Herriman, and Bloo that Goo wasn't Mac's girlfrined, but they didn't seem to pay much attention.

I then helped get the big purple worm thing that Goo created after meeting Edwardo to a cage with the other extremasaurs. That's all I can remember

2. I was in Foster's when Bloo was having a wild party a-la "Partying is such sweet soiree" except Madame Foster was there, and was enjoying herself. Herriman was around and was trying to order everyone, but was basically ignored. Mac was a little more tolerant of the party, but then, he started consuming lots of sugar again, and I'm sure you can guess what happened next...

[Cell_Phone_guy]

For the first time in ages I had a Foster's dream:

Basically, Bloo somehow got hold of a bazooka. And with it, he blew a large hole in the side of an apartment building! That's all I remember.

[Sparky]

I had a Foster's dream last night, but unfortunately I don't remember details. I just know it was mostly Terrence. I haven't watched the show in quite a while so it was nice to see that kid again.