Ep 10. Seeing Red / Phone Home
- TVG
- October 1, 2004
- 22 min
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8.5 (92)
Mac and Bloo are in for a double feature of mischief in the tenth episode of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. In the first half, "Seeing Red," Mac's red-headed friend Goo pays a visit to the home. Goo's unique power is that she can create imaginary friends on a whim, but she fails to realize that her creative processes are hurting the other imaginary friends of Foster's Home. In particular, she ends up creating a red blob named Red, who seems to have a personal vendetta against Bloo.
Red's destructive behavior puts Bloo on the defensive as he tries to hide from the angry imaginary friend. As it turns out, Red has a motive behind his aggression, which only becomes clear towards the end of the episode. But as the two imaginary friends go head to head, the other residents of Foster's Home become caught up in their feud, resulting in some hilariously chaotic moments.
In the second half, "Phone Home," the story follows the adventurous trio of Frankie, Wilt, and Coco as they track down a lost cell phone. The device has been dropped by a teenage girl and picked up by a shy imaginary friend named Eddie, who is now hiding from the girl's wrath. The mission to return the phone becomes more complicated when Frankie accidentally drops hers in a fountain, rendering it useless.
The group navigates through various obstacles as they try to find the girl and keep Eddie safe in the process. Along the way, they encounter some unlikely allies, including a street performer named Moe who proves to be more helpful than first assumed. As the tension rises, the gang must take some creative risks to avoid getting caught and complete their task.
Overall, episode ten of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends packs a punch with its double feature of mischievous chaos and daring rescue missions. The antics of Goo and Red provide a hilarious insight into the creative mind at work, while Frankie, Wilt, and Coco's wild goose chase keeps things exciting from start to finish.