History DethroningMoment / FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends

** Shadoboy: Everyone Knows it's Bendy was so bad that the writers actually apologized to the fans for it.
* Tropers/{{Manwiththeplan}}: Fosters Goes To Europe. The ending is so mean-spirited toward Mac, and such an ungodly case of CharacterDerailment for Madame Foster, that I'm shocked it was able to get past the scripting stage, let alone fully animated and voiced!

* [=InTheGallbladder=]: ''One False Movie'' had the ShowWithinAShow "Lauren Is Explorin'", a parody of WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer so embarrassingly exaggerated and unsubtle that it was painful to watch. It's even worse in that its existence was ChekhovsGun.
* Kittens: The ending to "Bye Bye Nerdy". Mac stands up for Bloo when he gets made fun of, and, in the process gives one hell of a speech. The crowd seem genuinely moved--until Jamez gets smug and calls Mac a nerd. They side with Jamez almost immediately. It was a NegatedMomentOfAwesome for a character who really deserved a proper one.

* Tropers/MadMan400096: ''I Only Have Surprise For You''. In it, Mac tries to avoid having yet another embarrassing birthday party. So what does the rest of the house do? [[spoiler: They all [[TookALevelInJerkass take a level in jerkass]] (except Eduardo, who just did what the invitations told him) by making him feel miserable but faking a little boy's birthday party, having him unknowingly obliterate it (thinking it was his own) and then reveal the whole plan.]] While having Bloo do this is usual, him being the JerkAss he is, everyone else suffered a major case of CharacterDerailment just by taking part (Except Eduardo, who just did what the invitations told him).

* Tropers/Ub3rD4n: Okay then, I guess on behalf of everyone on the Fosters fansite [[http://www.fosters-home.com/ Never Forgotten]], I have to add the end of "The Little Peas" as the most widely recognized DarthWiki/DethroningMomentOfSuck for the show. Not only is it a retelling of the aforementioned episode "The Big Cheese" (which is not well liked either), but focuses on an OC and has little to do with the main cast at all. The real kicker is the end, where it turns out the one good thing Frankie managed to do in The Big Cheese (where she was pretty much tortured the whole way through) turns out to be the idea of the OC's, not hers. Not only was it a tremendously poor episode (by the show's standards, at least) but it severely tainted my memory of earlier episodes.

* [=InTheGallbladder=]: ''One False Movie'' had the ShowWithinAShow "Lauren Is Explorin'", a parody of WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer so embarrassingly exaggerated and unsubtle that it was painful to watch.

[[caption-width-right:300:At least it's not Mr. Herriman causing her grief this time...]]

* Tropers/RADDman: This troper's DMOS for Foster's (which, in my opinion, had so many of them that they made me forget most of the good episodes) is "Everyone Knows It's Bendy." This episode has the main group of imaginary friends (Bloo, Wilt, Coco, and Eduardo) squaring off against a new guy named Bendy who causes trouble but uses crocodile tears and kissing-up to make Mr. Herriman and Frankie think it was the guys. First of all, I get why they would think that Bloo did the stuff he was blamed for; besides the fact that Bloo's gung-ho attitude in the episode makes it look like he did it when they come, he's known for being a troublemaker (he's even been in jail!). But Herriman and Frankie have known Wilt, Eduardo, and Coco for a long time and know that they're generally nice and stick to the rules. Why would they believe a stranger they know little about over three long-time friends who usually don't break any rules, especially since the rash of rule-breaking started only when Bendy came in? It's absurd and unbelievable. However, the worst thing about the episode and the one thing that made many fans hate it is that in the end, Bendy wins. Bloo tries to catch Bendy in the act, but the lengths he goes to (his scheme ends in the house being flooded) just to catch Bendy taking a cookie lead to him getting in even more trouble with Frankie and Herriman. There is no comeuppance whatsoever; the good guys lose and the bad guy ends the episode by spraying the camera with a spray-paint can.

** fluffything: Agreed wholeheartedly. I can forgive ''The Big Cheese'', ''I Only Have Surprise For You'', and even ''Everyone Knows Its Bendy'' since those episodes have genuinely funny moments that soften the blow of the bad parts. But, this? This is just unforgiveable. The European-stereotype imaginary friend is bad enough. But, the worst part is, as mentioned above, the utter OOC behavior of Madame Foster. To elaborate, [[spoiler:Madame Foster had stolen the tickets from Mac so she and her elderly friends could go to Europe...Oh, and that aforementioned stereotype-friend goes too.]] Yup, the episode ends with a blatant [[CharacterDerailment disregard for character]] just to throw in a ShootTheShaggyDog moment. Madame Foster is a [[CoolOldGuy cool old lady]] who genuinely cares for Mac and, though she can be mischevious, would never (I repeat, never) do anything so utterly dickish towards someone she treats like family. This is the equivalent of watching someone kick a puppy. Just needlessly cruel.
* Psi Basilisk: Where There’s a Wilt there’s a Way is pretty much nothing but the Foster’s Universe cruelly punishing Wilt. The events of this episode start because Bloo asks Wilt to get chips (not too bad right). However, along the way to get chips, everyone Wilt encounters asks him do things for them. The requests start out as harmless quick favors but quickly spiral into insanely unreasonable commands that end with Wilt suffering in some way (be stranded in the ocean, being in jail, etc). After all Wilt goes through he finally able to get chips for Bloo, however Bloo rudely throws the chips and expects Wilt to elean it up. This leads to the only good part of the episode (Wilt’s “No” Rant). However the episode ends abruptly with Wilt having a door slammed in his face. The worst part is that the writers could have redeemed this episode by making it a full 22 minutes and making the second half revolve around Wilt becoming more assertive. Instead the writers made it only about 9 minutes and dedicated the remaining time to the infamous "Everyone Knows It's Bendy." episode mentioned above.
* [=InTheGallbladder=]: ''One False Movie'' had the ShowWithinAShow "Lauren Is Explorin'" a parody of WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer so embarrassingly exaggerated and unsubtle that it was painful to watch.
* Kittens: The ending to "Bye Bye Nerdy." Mac stands up for Bloo when he gets made fun of, and, in the process gives one hell of a speech. The crowd seem genuinely moved--until Jamez gets smug and calls Mac a nerd. They side with Jamez almost immediately. It was a NegatedMomentOfAwesome for a character who really deserved a proper one.

* Kittens: The ending to "Bye Bye Nerdy." Mac stands up for Bloo when he gets made fun of, and, in the process gives one hell of a speech. The crowd seem genuinely moved--until Jamez gets smug and calls Mac a nerd. They side with Jamez almost immediately. It was a NegatedMomentOfAwesome for a character who really deserved a proper one.

* Kittens: The ending to "Bye Bye Nerdy." Mac stands up for Bloo when he gets made fun of, and, in the process gives one hell of a speech. The crowd seem genuinely moved--until Jamez gets smug and calls Mac a nerd. They side with Jamez almost immediately. It was outright offensive in how disrespectful it was.

** Tropers/{{RyRodrigo}}: I was so pissed off after watching that episode and '''"Fosters Goes to Europe"''', I stopped watching the series altogether. Those episodes were mean spirited in the worst possible way, and I never felt such an overpowering urge to throttle a cartoon character before. ''(I'm looking at you, Bendy.)''
** Shadoboy: Everyone Knows it's Bendy was so bad that the writers actually ''apologized'' to the fans for it.
* Tropers/{{Manwiththeplan}}: '''Fosters Goes To Europe'''. The ending is so mean-spirited toward Mac, and such an ungodly case of CharacterDerailment for Madame Foster, that I'm shocked it was able to get past the scripting stage, let alone fully animated and voiced!

* No ASSCAPS, no bold, and no italics unless it's the title of a work. We are not yelling the [=DMoSs=] out loud.

[[caption-width-right:300:Yes tropers, Frankie also feels your pain....]]

* Tropers/{{MsCC93}}: The episode "Imposter's Home For Um...Make 'Em Up Pals" just revolves around making Frankie the ButtMonkey {{Woobie}}. It starts with Frankie wanting to go to a concert and the new "Imaginary Friend" Goofball John [=McGee=], who looks completely like a human with a clown nose, coming into the house and making Frankie look like Cinderella by being an obnoxious, rude jerkass. He made a lot of mess and he and Bloo ate all of the food Frankie bought, making Frankie do more chores and to go grocery shopping again. The worst thing is that Mr. Herriman doesn't even do anything about the behavior, rudely ignores Franke when she tries to add her inputs, and acts like a complete jerk to as usual. When Frankie ends up missing the concert, she chases Goofball around the house (and gets injured in the process) and finally takes off Goofball's clown nose, we find out that he [[spoiler: is indeed a real imaginary friend]]. Although Goofball thanks Frankie for taking care of him, it still doesn't make up the fact that he was a complete [[{{Jerkass}} jerkass]]. And worse of all, [[KarmaHoudini him, Mr. Herriman, and Bloo get away with their behavior]]! I will never watch this episode again.

* Kittens: The ending to "bye bye nerd" where after mac gives one of the most insperational speeches in cartoon history everyone tears up but the cool guy had to do one of the most loser moves and call mac a nerd in really desgustingly smug way in which all the kids laugh at mac and now think of him as the loser. Mac just made a really insperational speech and the Jerkass cool guy had to do a stupid move and now macs going to be made fun of his whole school life sweet jesus.

* The ending to "bye bye nerd" where after mac gives one of the most insperational speeches in cartoon history everyone tears up but the cool guy had to do one of the most loser moves and call mac a nerd in which all the kids laugh at mac and now think of him as the loser. Mac just made a really insperational speech and the Jerkass cool guy had to do a stupid move and now macs going to be made fun of his whole school life sweet jesus.

* Tropers/{{MsCC93}}: The episode "Imposter's Home For Um...Make 'Em Up Pals" just revolves around making Frankie the ButtMonkey {{Woobie}}. It starts with Frankie wanting to go to a concert and the new "Imaginary Friend" Goofball John [=McGee=], who looks completely like a human with a clown nose, coming into the house and making Frankie look like Cinderella by being an obnoxious, rude jerkass. He made a lot of mess and he and Bloo ate all of the food Frankie bought, making Frankie do more chores and to go grocery shopping again. The worst thing is that Mr. Herriman doesn't even do anything about the behavior, rudely ignores Franke when she tries to add her inputs, and acts like a complete jerk to as usual. When Frankie ends up missing the concert, she chases Goofball around the house (and gets injured in the process) and finally takes off Goofball's clown nose, we find out that he [[spoiler: is indeed a real imaginary friend]]. Although Goofball thanks Frankie for taking care of him, it still doesn't make up the fact that he was a complete [[{{Jerkass}} jerkass]]. And worse of all, [[KarmaHoudini him, Mr. Herriman, and Bloo get away with their behavior]]! Gosh, no wonder I hate this episode so much!

** fluffything: Agreed wholeheartedly. I can forgive ''The Big Cheese'', ''I Only Have Surprise For You'', and even ''Everyone Knows Its Bendy'' since those episodes have genuinely funny moments that soften the blow of the bad parts. But, this? This is just unforgiveable. The European-stereotype imaginary friend is bad enough. But, the worst part is, as mentioned above, the utter OOC behavior of Madame Foster. To elaborate, [[spoiler:Madame Foster had stolen the tickets from Mac so her and her elderly friends could go to Europe...Oh, and that aforementioned stereotype-friend goes too.]] Yup, the episode ends with a blatant [[CharacterDerailment disregard for character]] just to throw in a ShootTheShaggyDog moment. Madame Foster is a [[CoolOldGuy cool old lady]] who genuinely cares for Mac and, though she can be mischevious, would never (I repeat, never) do anything so utterly dickish towards someone she treats like family. This is the equivalent of watching someone kick a puppy. Just needlessly cruel.

* [=InTheGallbladder=]: ''One False Movie'' had the "Lauren Is Explorin'" segments, parodies of WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer so embarrasingly exaggerated and unsubtle that they were painful to watch.

* [=InTheGallbladder=] ''One False Movie'' had the "Lauren Is Explorin'" segments, a parody of WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer so embarrasingly exaggerated and unsubtle that they were painful to watch.

* Tropers/{{MsCC93}}: The episode "Imposter's Home For Um...Make 'Em Up Pals" just revolves around making Frankie the ButtMonkey {{Woobie}}. It starts with Frankie wanting to go to a concert and the new "Imaginary Friend" Goofball John McGee, who looks completely like a human with a clown nose, coming into the house and making Frankie look like Cinderella by being an obnoxious, rude jerkass. He made a lot of mess and he and Bloo ate all of the food Frankie bought, making Frankie do more chores and to go grocery shopping again. The worst thing is that Mr. Herriman doesn't even do anything about the behavior, rudely ignores Franke when she tries to add her inputs, and acts like a complete jerk to as usual. When Frankie ends up missing the concert, she chases Goofball around the house (and gets injured in the process) and finally takes off Goofball's clown nose, we find out that he [[spoiler: is indeed a real imaginary friend]]. Although Goofball thanks Frankie for taking care of him, it still doesn't make up the fact that he was a complete [[{{Jerkass}} jerkass]]. And worse of all, [[KarmaHoudini him, Mr. Herriman, and Bloo get away with their behavior]]! Gosh, no wonder I hate this episode so much!

* MsCC93: The episode "Imposter's Home For Um...Make 'Em Up Pals" just revolves around making Frankie the butt monkey. It starts with Frankie wanting to go to a concert and the new "Imaginary Friend" Goofball Jonny McGee, who looks completely like a human with a clown nose, coming into the house and making Frankie look like Cinderella by being an obnoxious, rude jerkass. He made a lot of mess and he and Bloo ate all of the food Frankie bought, making Frankie do more chores and to go grocery shopping again. The worst thing is that Mr. Herriman doesn't even do anything about the behavior and acts like a complete jerk to Frankie as usual. When Frankie ends up missing the concert, she chases Goofball around the house (and gets injured in the process) and finally takes off Goofball's clown nose, we find out that he [[spoiler: is indeed a real imaginary friend]]. Although Goofball thanks Frankie for taking care of him, it still doesn't make up the fact that he was a complete [[{{Jerkass}} jerkass]]. And worse of all, [[KarmaHoudini him, Mr. Herriman, and Bloo get away with their behavior]]! Gosh, no wonder I hate this episode so much!

* Psi Basilisk: Where There’s a Wilt there’s a Way is pretty much nothing but the Foster’s Universe cruelly punishing Wilt. The events of this episode start because Bloo asks Wilt to get chips (not too bad right). However, along the way to get chips, everyone Wilt encounters asks him do things for them. The requests start out as harmless quick favors but quickly spiral into insanely unreasonable commands that end with Wilt suffering in some way (be stranded in the ocean, being in jail, etc). After all Wilt goes through he finally able to get chips for Bloo, however Bloo rudely throws the chips and expects Wilt to elean it up. This leads to the only good part of the episode (Wilt’s “No” Rant). However the episode ends abruptly with Wilt having a door slammed in his face. The worst part is that the writers could have redeemed this episode by making it a full 22 minutes and making the second half revolve around Wilt becoming more assertive. Instead the writers made it only about 9 minutes and dedicated the remaining time to the infamous "Everyone Knows It's Bendy." episode mentioned above.

** Tropers/Ub3rD4n: Okay then, I guess on behalf of everyone on the Fosters fansite [[http://www.fosters-home.com/ Never Forgotten]], I have to add the end of "The Little Peas" as the most widely recognized DarthWiki/DethroningMomentOfSuck for the show. Not only is it a retelling of the aforementioned episode "The Big Cheese" (which is not well liked either), but focuses on an OC and has little to do with the main cast at all. The real kicker is the end, where it turns out the one good thing Frankie managed to do in The Big Cheese (where she was pretty much tortured the whole way through) turns out to be the idea of the OC's, not hers. Not only was it a tremendously poor episode (by the show's standards, at least) but it severely tainted my memory of earlier episodes.
** Tropers/MadMan400096: ''I Only Have Surprise For You''. In it, Mac tries to avoid having yet another embarrassing birthday party. So what does the rest of the house do? [[spoiler: They all [[TookALevelInJerkass take a level in jerkass]] (except Eduardo, who just did what the invitations told him) by making him feel miserable but faking a little boy's birthday party, having him unknowingly obliterate it (thinking it was his own) and then reveal the whole plan.]] While having Bloo do this is usual, him being the JerkAss he is, everyone else suffered a major case of CharacterDerailment just by taking part (Except Eduardo, who just did what the invitations told him).
** Tropers/RADDman: This troper's DMOS for Foster's (which, in my opinion, had so many of them that they made me forget most of the good episodes) is "Everyone Knows It's Bendy." This episode has the main group of imaginary friends (Bloo, Wilt, Coco, and Eduardo) squaring off against a new guy named Bendy who causes trouble but uses crocodile tears and kissing-up to make Mr. Herriman and Frankie think it was the guys. First of all, I get why they would think that Bloo did the stuff he was blamed for; besides the fact that Bloo's gung-ho attitude in the episode makes it look like he did it when they come, he's known for being a troublemaker (he's even been in jail!). But Herriman and Frankie have known Wilt, Eduardo, and Coco for a long time and know that they're generally nice and stick to the rules. Why would they believe a stranger they know little about over three long-time friends who usually don't break any rules, especially since the rash of rule-breaking started only when Bendy came in? It's absurd and unbelievable. However, the worst thing about the episode and the one thing that made many fans hate it is that in the end, Bendy wins. Bloo tries to catch Bendy in the act, but the lengths he goes to (his scheme ends in the house being flooded) just to catch Bendy taking a cookie lead to him getting in even more trouble with Frankie and Herriman. There is no comeuppance whatsoever; the good guys lose and the bad guy ends the episode by spraying the camera with a spray-paint can.
** Tropers/{{Manwiththeplan}}: '''Fosters Goes To Europe'''. The ending is so mean-spirited toward Mac, and such an ungodly case of CharacterDerailment for Madame Foster, that I'm shocked it was able to get past the scripting stage, let alone fully animated and voiced!
*** fluffything: Agreed wholeheartedly. I can forgive ''The Big Cheese'', ''I Only Have Surprise For You'', and even ''Everyone Knows Its Bendy'' since those episodes have genuinely funny moments that soften the blow of the bad parts. But, this? This is just unforgiveable. The European-stereotype imaginary friend is bad enough. But, the worst part is, as mentioned above, the utter OOC behavior of Madame Foster. To elaborate, [[spoiler:Madame Foster had stolen the tickets from Mac so her and her elderly friends could go to Europe...Oh, and that aforementioned stereotype-friend goes too.]] Yup, the episode ends with a blatant [[CharacterDerailment disregard for character]] just to throw in a ShootTheShaggyDog moment. Madame Foster is a [[CoolOldGuy cool old lady]] who genuinely cares for Mac and, though she can be mischevious, would never (I repeat, never) do anything so utterly dickish towards someone she treats like family. This is the equivalent of watching someone kick a puppy. Just needlessly cruel.
** Psi Basilisk: Where There’s a Wilt there’s a Way is pretty much nothing but the Foster’s Universe cruelly punishing Wilt. The events of this episode start because Bloo asks Wilt to get chips (not too bad right). However, along the way to get chips, everyone Wilt encounters asks him do things for them. The requests start out as harmless quick favors but quickly spiral into insanely unreasonable commands that end with Wilt suffering in some way (be stranded in the ocean, being in jail, etc). After all Wilt goes through he finally able to get chips for Bloo, however Bloo rudely throws the chips and expects Wilt to elean it up. This leads to the only good part of the episode (Wilt’s “No” Rant). However the episode ends abruptly with Wilt having a door slammed in his face. The worst part is that the writers could have redeemed this episode by making it a full 22 minutes and making the second half revolve around Wilt becoming more assertive. Instead the writers made it only about 9 minutes and dedicated the remaining time to the infamous "Everyone Knows It's Bendy." episode mentioned above.