History Recap / FostersHomeForImaginaryFriendsS2E1PartyingIsSuchSweetSoiree

* TooDumbToLive: After Mac accidentally causes a punch bowl to get flung into the air, he managed to cover himself from most of the spill. But, when he saw ''[[CherryTapping a single drop]]'' flying towards him, his immediate response... was to scream, allowing the drop to hit his tongue, giving him a hit.

* PrankCall: Coco gets Herriman out of the house with the old "Is your refrigerator running?" gag, which Herriman actually falls for and runs off to find said refrigerator. He still falls for it despite the fact that [[PokemonSpeak Coco is only able to say her name]], something [[LampshadeHanging Bloo points out]].

* YouWouldntLikeMeWhenImAngry: Mac warns Bloo that "You wouldn't like me when I eat sugar!"

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* BaitAndSwitch: After a while going out on a snipe hunt looking for a "running refrigerator", he seemingly gets wise and furiously returns to the house. It looks like he's scolding Bloo at first, but it turns out he's scolding an actual refrigerator imaginary friend who Herriman remembered ran about town constantly. This still ironically lets him discover what Bloo has been doing after a naked Mac runs out the door.

* AwkwardStoplightMoment: After the gang, who are driving Madame Foster's car, catches Mac who was going through a crazy sugar rush, they stop at a stoplight just as Frankie and Madame Foster stops next to them. When Frankie glances at them, the gang quickly disguise themselves just before she looks at them again. Eduardo, who had to ride a tricycle because he couldn't fit inside Madame Foster's car, rides by Frankie and greets her until he realizes she wasn't suppose to know he and the others left the house.

-->'''Madame Foster:''' I told you explicitly, implicitly and unequivocally, [[PunctuatedForEmphasis No Wild Parties!]] [{{beat}}] Without ME! You know how much I ''love'' wild parties!

** The noise from the party interrupts Duchess' sleep, and Duchess plans to rat Bloo out and get him expelled from Foster's because she knows that Bloo threw the party after Madame Foster warned him not to. Even Mac had to side with Duchess in this situation.
** Bloo may have broken his own word to not throw a party, but Bloo is correct in that Herriman is the one who will take the brunt of the responsibility, since Herriman had promised Madame Foster to keep a wild party from being thrown and failed miserably, having let himself be tricked by the old "running refrigerator" prank call and being absent from the house for the majority of the episode while the party was going down. Herriman nearly faints in shock when he realizes Bloo is right.

* PrankCall: Coco gets Herriman out of the house with the old "Is your refrigerator running?" gag, which Herriman actually falls for and runs off to find said refrigerator.

-->'''Madame Foster:''' I told you explicitly, implicity and unequivocally, [[PunctuatedForEmphasis No Wild Parties!]] [{{beat}}] Without ME! You know how much I ''love'' wild parties!

--->'''Mac:''' (hysterical) GIVE ME MY CHOCOLATE!
--->'''Bloo:''' Maybe the other friends are right. Maybe you ''are'' ruining this party.
--->'''Mac:''' (shrieking) MAYBE ''YOU'' RUIN CHOCOLATE!
--->'''Bloo:''' You're right, maybe I ''do'' ruin chocolate. Be that as it may, you're not getting any more.

-->'''Mac:''' Sugar! Precious sugar! [takes bite of sugar-free gum] It burns us! It burns us!

-->'''Bloo:''' (running after Mac) MAC! YOU'VE GOTTA CALM DOWN! YOU'VE GOTTA CALM--
-->'''DJ imaginary friend:''' --down on the dance floor! Everybody come down on the dance floor!

* JerkassHasAPoint: Bloo may have broken his own word to not throw a party, but Bloo is correct in that Herriman is the one who will take the brunt of the responsibility, since Herriman had promised Madam Foster to keep a wild party from being thrown and failed miserably, having let himself be tricked by the old "running refrigerator" prank call and being absent from the house for the majority of the episode while the party was going down. Herriman nearly faints in shock when he realizes Bloo is right.
--->'''Bloo:''' The house is in shambles, everyone's favorite 8-year old is tearing around town in his birthday suit, and you're gonna have to explain to sweet old Madam Foster how it all happened on ''your'' watch.

* NoYou: This exchange happens while Mac is obsessed with getting some chocolates Duchess had attempted to use to bribe Mac into calling Madam Foster.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Bloo saying "How's it hanging, Hangy?" (a bat hanging from the ceiling).

-->'''Madame Foster:''' I told you explicitly, implicity and unequivocally, No Wild Parties! [{{beat}}] Without ME! You know how much I ''love'' wild parties!

* LiteralMetaphor: When dancing off with Dancey Pantalones, Eduardo asks Wilt if he's lost his marbles. Wilt proceeds to pull out a jar full of marbles saying he hasn't. Later, after Mac knocks the jar of marbles out of Eduardo's hands he exclaims: "Oi! I lost my marbles!"

* BaitAndSwitch: After a while going out on a snipe hunt looking for a "running refrigerator" only to seemingly get wise and furiously return to the house. It looks like he's scolding Bloo at first, but it turns out he's scolding an actual refrigerator imaginary friend who Herriman remembered ran about town constantly. This still ironically lets him discover what Bloo has been doing after a naked Mac runs out the door.

* LiteralMetaphor: When dancing off with Dancey Pantalones, Eduardo asks Wilt if he's lost his marbles. Wilt proceeds to pull out a jar full of marbles saying he hasn't. Later, after Mac knocks the jar of marbles of of Eduardo's hands he exclaims: "Oi! I lost my marbles!"

* WildTeenParty: Mac throws a wild party at the home just because Foster's warning not to have one put the idea into his head.

--->'''Bloo:''' You're right, maybe I ''do'' ruin chocolate. Be that as it may, you're not getting any more.

--->'''Bloo:''' The house is in shambles, everyone's favorite 8-year old is tearing around town in his birthday suit, and you're gonna have to explain to sweet old Madam Foster how it all happened on ''your'' watch.

* JerkassHasAPoint: Bloo may have broken his own word to not throw a party, but Bloo is correct in that Herriman is the one who will take the brunt of the responsibility, since Herriman had promised Madam Foster to keep a wild party from being thrown and failed miserably, having let himself be tricked by the old "running refrigerator" prank call and being absent from the house for the majority of the episode while the party was going down.

* JerkassHasAPoint: Bloo may have broken his own word to not throw a party, but Bloo is correct in that Herriman is the one who will take the brunt of the responsibility, since Herriman had promised Madam Foster to keep a wild party from being thrown and failed miserably.