I think madame Foster is great. she is an energetic tiny old lady, and they are always the most entertaining. three cheers for madame Foster!
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Madame Foster is cool and nice, but she can be totally unpredictable."Talking don't pay the rent, nay!" - Kaz (Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi)

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I always saw Madame F. as a sweet little old lady, about my own grandmother's age (mid-80s), who is a kid at heart, but has always been eccentric and as she's aged has become dreadfully out of touch with the rest of the world and reality. This was proven to me in the SW commentary.
I agree she was out of character in "The Big LaBlooski". At least all that yelling was. She never seemed to have much patience, though, as we see in "The Big Picture" when she won't allow Frankie to leave her side all-the-live-long-day long, and beating poor Mac over the head with her cane in "I Only have Surprise for You".
I think I mentioned this before in another thread, but my mother calls her "a lady after her own heart" after seeing "Say it isn't Sew". My mum LOVES sewing and crafting and quilting and such, and can stay all day long in a fabric store. She really liked that episode, and I thought it was funny I was getting my mother into the show, too.
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I saw her in "Something Old, Something Bloo" and I just cracked up laughing at her theme song.
That was just pure genious! A classic!
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She reminds me of an older, shorter version of my own granma
My granma works as a doctor, she's just crazy and likes to take blood samples of me all the time to test her new syringes D: she travels everywhere around the world because her boyfriend is a billionair. She attends any gay gala and pride festival, no matter what country. she's snuck me into r-rated movies ever since I was 8 and she runs two marathons every year through stockholm... she turns 70 next year D:Comment
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Blimey! Hey, mind if I tag along to your next family reunion, Zeitgheist? She sounds a lot more fun than any of my own extended family.She reminds me of an older, shorter version of my own granma
My granma works as a doctor, she's just crazy and likes to take blood samples of me all the time to test her new syringes D: she travels everywhere around the world because her boyfriend is a billionair. She attends any gay gala and pride festival, no matter what country. she's snuck me into r-rated movies ever since I was 8 and she runs two marathons every year through stockholm... she turns 70 next year D:


That's it,
The End,
But you'll get over it,
My Friend.
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So ya'll want to be a victim to her syringes? XD be my guest!
The worst thing is... she lives two houses away from me! sometimes she wakes me up in the middle of the night telling me we're going somewhere or that I can't eat any breakfast because she wants to take blood samples (starving samples)Comment
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Be careful, this sounds suspiciously like she's REALLY working for the Vampire Mafia! <.< >.>So ya'll want to be a victim to her syringes? XD be my guest!
The worst thing is... she lives two houses away from me! sometimes she wakes me up in the middle of the night telling me we're going somewhere or that I can't eat any breakfast because she wants to take blood samples (starving samples)
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Madame Foster's a thief though!
She stole the plane tickets in the episode "Foster's Goes To Europe"Comment
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No doubt she's very important to the series. Sure she's not in every episode, I tend to like her alot. She devoted her life to caring for Imaginary Friends, plus she seems very fun to be around... I just wish more older folk could be like her. She's the perfect example of: "Who cares if I'm old? I'll always be a kid inside". Hopefully we can all be like that when we look like this:
What is this? I'm not applying for a job, ya knowComment
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Definitely, although I hope I'm a little taller than that.
They do seem to be using her more this season than most of the previous ones for some reason. Good for her, I say; after all, she founded the House, she deserves a little recognition.
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I'm suddenly reminded of her now popular line "Don't act your age, act your shoe size!"
Madame F. seems to be teetering back and forth between a sweet little old lady who adores IFs and a crazy old battle ax with little sensitivity to the people/friends around her. Lately, she has seemed to be the latter more often. But she's had her more moral times. I liked her in "Something Old, Something Bloo", she was so funny. She was crazy, but she meant well. And although I didn't like the eppie all that much, she had great morals in "Emancipation Complication", and I applaud her for that. But yeah, although I liked "Foster's Goes to Europe", I didn't like the fact she stole the tickets from Mac. That was probably the first time I was disappointed in her.Comment








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