Foster's Fandom! Trivia Quiz

Answer: We are never told.

There is not a part in any episodes of "Foster's" where they tell us what the "Q" in Bloo's name stands for. He is called Blooregard Q. Kazoo in several episodes, though, but they never have and probably never will tell us what the Q stands for.

Answer: Three

The three episodes are: "Mac Daddy", "Infernal Slumber", and "The Big Cheese". "Mac Daddy" is the episode when everyone thought Mac had imagined Cheese in his sleep, but it was really just his next door neighbor's (Louise) imaginary friend that got out. "Infernal Slumber": They had a sleepover at Mac's and Cheese came in and was screaming.

They had to try and shut him up so Mac's mom wouldn't hear the noise. "The Big Cheese": Mr. Herriman put a lock code on the door to Foster's so Cheese couldn't get in, but he misread the directions and put in a random code he didn't know.

The only one who knew was Cheese so he sang the code for Herriman to open the door!

Answer: Cheese-y Crackers

Mac and Cheese: like the food, Mac went with Cheese in that episode. Bloo and Cheese said by Cheese. Mac told Bloo to play with his "new brother" so Cheese thought it was funny and said, "Bloo Cheese". Cheese is Louise's owner, so and the end of "Mac Daddy" when Louise came to get Cheese Louise said, "Cheese!" and then Cheese said, "Louise!" meant to sound like Geez Louise!

Answer: "I'm Sorry."

Wilt is a very caring imaginary friend who believes almost everything is his fault. When he says things, he either apologizes before or after because he thinks it is too mean. He had an icky life before Foster's so he tries to keep everyone liking him while he is there. And to do that, he thinks he must apologize either before or after everything he says.

Answer: Orange

Proof of this is in an episode of "Foster's" or on cartoonnetwork.com under "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends". You can also look in any picture. Those of us obsessed with Foster's may not even get this question unless you are detail oriented. But in the end, Frankie (or if you prefer, Frances) has orange socks.

Answer: Friends imagined by babies

This is mentioned in season 1, episode 5: "The Trouble with Scribbles". All the scribbles are held in a room in Foster's where they are locked up to keep out of trouble. When someone lets them out, they get into tons of it! It takes just about everyone at Foster's plus Mac to get them back where they belong.

Answer: Potatoes

What he thinks is a potato is really soap. He says they smell like flowers, but really it was just a bar of soap. This can be found in "Mac Daddy" towards the end. He drinks chocolate milk in this episode also. He tried to reach the cereal in the pantry of Foster's and Wilt helped him out and Cheese got mad.

He held onto Wilt's hand when Wilt went to the store and Cheese said he liked the fair, but Cheese didn't know or didn't understand Wilt was going to the store.

Answer: Goo Goo Gaa Gaa

She says it very quickly in the episode "Go Goo Go". She tells Mac her full name and that, "... only [her] mom calls her that when she's mad at [her], which isn't very often because she doesn't want to speak with [her] in [her] natural impulses so [she has] high self esteem when [she becomes] a teenager..." It is only mentioned once and in that episode.

Answer: Mr. Herriman

In an episode it says that Mr. Herriman is Madame Foster's imaginary friend, and Madame Foster is Frankie's (Frances's) grandmother. Madame Foster imagined Mr. Herriman when she was younger and has stuck by him ever since then. She then decided to make a Foster Home for imaginary friends that have been abandoned so they could be loved by her, her own imaginary friend, and her granddaughter until they were adopted.

Answer: Spanglish

Eduardo (a hint is in the name) speaks a mixture of English and Spanish, and thus: Spanglish. He usually says Senor Mac or Senorita whoever. He may be a big scary Spanglish monster, but inside he's a bucketful of love...and fear! He's scared of just about everything!