Keith Ferguson

What happens when children outgrow their imaginary friends? They take them to Madame Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, a vast Victorian mansion with endless rooms and hundreds of thought-up playmates. At the heart of the story is Blooregard (aka Bloo), an imaginary friend created by an eight-year-old boy named Mac.

What's a kid to do when they outgrow their imaginary friend? Drop 'em off at Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends, that's what. And in Season 2, you get to meet some of the craziest friends ever imagined, including the incomparably spastic, lactose-intolerant Cheese! Of course all of your favorites are in residence as well - including Bloo, Eduardo, Coco and Wilt.

What's a kid to do when they outgrow their imaginary friend? Drop 'em off at Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends, that's what. And with friends like Bloo, Eduardo, Wilt and Coco around, fun is always just around the corner: Crazy road trips. Mansion-destroying games. Slumber parties against Mac's will. You know, fun.

What's a kid to do when they outgrow their imaginary friend? Drop 'em off at Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends, that's what. And in Season 5, Bloo, Eduardo, Coco, Wilt, Cheese, and all of the other friends and Madame Foster's get into more crazy predicaments than you can shake a made-up stick at - starting with brain-sucking space aliens, and ending with who-knows-what.