A new friend named Berry enters the house and acts as sweet as she can be, though with one glance at Bloo, she becomes lovestruck and is determined to make Bloo love her back. When he ignores her, she feels that Mac is getting in the way (though it is actually just Bloo’s self-centered nature).

Bloo is tired of Madam Foster getting all the glory for rescuing abandoned friends, so he sets up his own foster home – Bloo’s Foster’s Home for Imagainary Friends – in a cardboard box on the sidewalk.

Bloo is sad about Eduardo getting adopted and holds auditions to get an alternate one; meanwhile, the residents get letters from those that were adopted in another Adopt-a-Thought Saturday.

Richie Wildebrat, a kid at Mac’s school, keeps bragging about his imaginary friend, Blake Superior and how they will win the imaginary friend talent show pageant. Mac wants to beat him so it can end Richie’s bragging, so he asks Bloo to enter the pageant, but Bloo does not want to. Bloo gets the hiccups, […]

Bloo overhears Mac talking about his supposed wedding. Dismayed, Bloo finds help from a depressed imaginary friend, not wanting to lose Mac forever. Bloo observes some adults and mimics them to try to grow up for Mac.

When various imaginary Santa Clauses are brought to Foster’s, Mac begins to lose his faith in Santa’s existence, so it is up to Bloo and the others to help restore Mac’s faith in the old St. Nick. Bloo sends Wilt on a sleigh ride around the world and tries to get Eduardo to slide down […]

This episode tells the story of “The Big Cheese” through the eyes of a one-inch tall imaginary friend named Peas, detailing how he helped Frankie turn a negative into a positive.

Bloo wakes up to find the house completely deserted. With no Herriman or Frankie there to enforce the house rules, Mac and Bloo set out to cram as much fun and mischief into one day as they possibly can.

On Adopt-A-Thought Saturday, Madam Foster renews a feud with her cranky old neighbor Old Man Rivers with disastrous consequences. Meanwhile, Bloo tries to settle a score of his own with Rivers’ irritating grandson, Young Man Rivers.

Mac falls on a girl named Goo when trying to get a bobsled out of a tree, and she begins visiting Mac every day at Foster’s. With her hyperactive imagination, she creates a new friend one after another, which causes a big problem for the other imaginary friends in the house. After she creates so […]

All Wilt wants to do is watch a basketball game on TV, but the house’s ridiculous requests and Wilt’s inability to refuse them keep him from seeing the big game.

A new imaginary friend named Bendy has come to Foster’s, but he keeps misbehaving all around the house. Bloo, Wilt, Eduardo and Coco are framed for the wrongdoings, until Bloo comes up with his master plan.

The residents of Foster’s prepare for the annual house photo. Meanwhile, Eduardo gets an “extreme makeover” from Duchess, Coco thinks that she needs to lose weight, Wilt has trouble being in the house photo without getting his head cut out of the frame, and Mac and Bloo search for an answer behind a strange photo […]

Eduardo runs away from the home to prove that he is not a coward. Meanwhile, Terrence is looking for an imaginary friend to compete in the Extreme-O-Saur Battle, and he comes across Eduardo. While Mac, Bloo, Wilt, and Coco search for Eduardo, Terrence uses him to fight against huge imaginary friends at the junkyard.

In this double-length special, it is time for the Five Year Creator Reunion Picnic, where imaginary friends’ creators come to Foster’s to see their former friends. One friend’s creator, however, is missing: Wilt’s. Wilt, believing that his creator is still mad at him for a past let-down, sets off on a cross-country journey to set […]

A termite infestation at Foster’s forces Mr. Herriman to move the Friends into a hotel for the night. While at the hotel, Bloo, being rambunctious, gets out of hand, disobeying all of Mr. Herriman’s rules. To get rid of him, Wilt, Eduardo, and Coco play a prank on Bloo, though Mr. Herriman believes Bloo did […]

When Mac takes his classmates on a field trip to Foster’s, everybody loves Coco and Bloo wants all of the attention. After Coco lays eggs with imaginary friend trading cards, all of the friends start trading and collecting the cards. Bloo becomes obsessed, and tries to be the first to collect them all.

Bloo is convinced that Cheese is a spy working for an evil extraterrestrial organization to steal the brains of everyone on earth after seeing a sci-fi movie and reading a tabloid newspaper where it’s pictures is similar to him. Later on, Frankie and everyone else (including Bloo) is stuck in an out of control day […]

In the series finale, Mr. Herriman explains that Mac is moving, Bloo decides to give him the best day ever, though things do not go as he planned. Through the entire day, Mac does things with everyone but Bloo, making him angrier and more emotionally hurt after every disappointment. He also gets more pressured every […]

Mac and Bloo are using Frankie’s digital camera to make video interviews for the new Foster’s website, when they stumble upon Mr. Herriman dancing and acting silly for Madame Foster. Mac video tapes it, but after a quick laugh, he decides to erase the embarrassing video. Before he can, however, Bloo grabs the camera, shows […]

In the sequel to “The Bloo Superdude and the Magic Potato of Power!”, hero (Bloo) must set out on a quest if he wishes to attend a ceremony honoring The Great Creator of Everything (Mac). In reality, Bloo is sick and hallucinating, making him think he is the Superdude when he is only running around […]

Mr. Herriman’s carrot addiction leads him to blame Coco for stealing the carrots that were to be used for dinner that night, though it was him who hid them around the house. With no carrots left, the only thing left for dinner is to make “It,” a dish that Frankie has never been able to […]

Terrence has an idea to make up a square friend named Red to beat Bloo up with so he can bully Mac to his heart’s content, but the friend he creates is friendly instead of being mean and violent.

A plan to have Mr. Herriman mellow out backfires as conditions at the home deteriorate.