Upcoming Foster's U.S.(Or International) telecasts

[jekylljuice]

Hmmm, I wonder when we'll get round to the "Who Shot Mr. Herriman?" episode?

[Medikor]

So the ending is based on votes? I wonder if they have several premade outcomes that you vote on? The unused endings would be great extras for the dvd.

[taranchula]

Originally Posted by jekylljuice

Hmmm, I wonder when we'll get round to the "Who Shot Mr. Herriman?" episode?

If they go down that path, we'll have to deal with inevitable follow up episode involving Madam Foster waking up to find Herriman in the shower...alive and well, and he tells Madam F that it's 1965 and that he and Madam Foster are undercover detectives on the hot rod circuit.

Plus we'll have to deal with ninety percent of the episode involving everyone accusing Bloo of being the culprit (After all he would be the most obvious choice) but it will just end up being an accidental shooting at the hands of I don't know....say....Scrappy (The baby friend, introduced in "Better off ED") when Mr. H was trying to take away his lollipop in the previous episode.

[Cassini90125]

This thread gets more entertaining every day.

[bloonuggets]

Originally Posted by Cassini90125

"This thread gets more entertaining every day."

And even crazier by the nanosecond!

EDIT: And now we've learned the next episode will be "Mondo Coco", airing April 10th.

[jekylljuice]

Originally Posted by taranchula

If they go down that path, we'll have to deal with inevitable follow up episode involving Madam Foster waking up to find Herriman in the shower...alive and well, and he tells Madam F that it's 1965 and that he and Madam Foster are undercover detectives on the hot rod circuit.

Plus we'll have to deal with ninety percent of the episode involving everyone accusing Bloo of being the culprit (After all he would be the most obvious choice) but it will just end up being an accidental shooting at the hands of I don't know....say....Scrappy (The baby friend, introduced in "Better off ED") when Mr. H was trying to take away his lollipop in the previous episode.

I don't know about Scrappy...I think my money would have to be on Clambake, personally. I mean, how much do we really know about him? He wouldn't even disclose any information for the Gallery of Friends for the fear that it would incriminate him.

[Ub3rD4n]

Wait, wait, wait, back up the truck here........

Three-parter? Does that mean what I think it does? Fosters has never before done episodes that link to each other directly. So is it starting now, or am I misinterpreting? Even if I am misinterpreting, any intrerpretations of "three-part episode" would be awesome!

[Cassini90125]

Originally Posted by Ub3rD4n

Wait, wait, wait, back up the truck here........

Three-parter? Does that mean what I think it does? Fosters has never before done episodes that link to each other directly. So is it starting now, or am I misinterpreting? Even if I am misinterpreting, any intrerpretations of "three-part episode" would be awesome!

It's not without precedent. The pilot, House Of Bloo's, was originally shown as a three-part episode if I'm not mistaken. What the storyline of this three-parter will be, or who it will focus on (if anyone in particular) is anyone's guess at this point.

[WiltsAKGirl17]

Originally Posted by taranchula

If they go down that path, we'll have to deal with inevitable follow up episode involving Madam Foster waking up to find Herriman in the shower...alive and well, and he tells Madam F that it's 1965 and that he and Madam Foster are undercover detectives on the hot rod circuit.

Plus we'll have to deal with ninety percent of the episode involving everyone accusing Bloo of being the culprit (After all he would be the most obvious choice) but it will just end up being an accidental shooting at the hands of I don't know....say....Scrappy (The baby friend, introduced in "Better off ED") when Mr. H was trying to take away his lollipop in the previous episode.

Little nod of the head to Dallas there, taranchula? (Yes, I'm 17 and I know what Dallas is-- I have a better grasp on vintage TV than modern. Except Foster's )

[jekylljuice]

Originally Posted by WiltsAKGirl17

Little nod of the head to Dallas there, taranchula? (Yes, I'm 17 and I know what Dallas is-- I have a better grasp on vintage TV than modern. Except Foster's )

Well, most of those exact details appear to have been derived from the Simpsons' "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" two-parter, but correct, the concept itself was a homage to Dallas's "Who Shot J.R.?", and the scene in which Smithers finds Burns showering a direct nod to their season-erasing resurrection of Patrick Duffy in 1986. Only in Smithers' case there is an additional twist...ie: that was all a dream.