Has anyone seen “The Little Peas” episode of FHFIF? I was FREAKING OUT! LOOOL! We (me and my lil sister) were watching it, and we thought it was the regular one (The Big Cheese) but then this little green thing started talking in a squeeky Mickey-Mouse voice and… yeah… well… Here’s my reaction:
Me- O__o Since when has that thing been on here???
My sister- O.o
Has anyone seen this episode? Here’s a link to the list of foster’s episodes if you have no idea what I’m talking about.
Funny enough, recently got into Foster watching myself. And yes, noticed the new special attached to the epsiode it integrates in.
Have to admit, thought some guy screwed up and replayed the episode, but then this little pea thing starts speaking and you see it’s an intergrate.
It was an OK episode…was a bit weird focusing on one character though outside the Fosters cast.
folds arms If anybody’s heard this Little Pea’s voice…does anyone get flashbacks to the voice work used for Felix the Cat or even Mickey’s beginning voice?
YES!!! Felix the Cat! I KNEW it sounded familiar! I just said Mickey cuz he sounds alot like Mickey too. Well, the OLD version… But yes! I totally got a flashback!
I just looked it up, and Peas is talked by Phil LaMarr (Wilt, and Bull Sharkowski from My Gym Partner)
He can change his voice GOOOD. Lol, if they ever wanted to make a newer version of Felix The Cat, they know who to turn to. 
The world can always use a stand in heh heh.
Oh yah I saw that. I thought I had memory problems because I had thought it was “The Big Cheese” and that I must’ve forgotten half of it. Ish cool how they put that back story to it.
Yeah, Lol. It’s very cool how they did that. I thought I was going crazy or something… xD
A first in Fosters I suspect.
I have only watched one episode of Foster’s, but I really like it. The episode I watched is the one where they sell cookies during Winter. The animation if great (I love how they can give the blue one so much character), and the show is really funny.
I’ll try and watch that freaky episode, too.
Bloo’s the blue characters name.
Heh…unsure, but think he’s the most popular…haha.
He should be, lol. The kids on that show go crazy because of him. Has anyone seen House Of Bloos? Or the one where Bloo thinks Mac is a nerd? Yeah. Those kid’s looove Bloo.
Yeah I’ve seen those. More than once. and I looooove Bloo too!
Anyway, I really liked the Peas episode. I think he’s amusing. Especially with that voice! It just made me laugh! I hope he’ll make more appearances. Incidentally, who knew that Fluffernutter and Jackie Cones were into each other? I didnt…
I seriously want to see that episode! It sounds so weird! 
I love Foster’s- it’s such an original idea.
I KNOW! and p.s: Who’s Fluffernutter and Jackie Cones? 
Fluffernutter is the one who looks kinda like a pink squirrel with rabbit ears. She’s also got those 1930s style eyes. Jackie Cones is basically a green stick with a single eye on top and he’s got that really deep voice. [spoil]The two of them end up going to the roof together for some ‘alone time’[/spoil]
O________O OMG! And when did this happen???
When did WHAT happen? The episode, or the scene with Jackie Khones and Fluffer Nutter?
I’m a major Foster’s fan, so needless to say I look forward to new episodes like a little kid looking forward to a birthday, but I was SERIOUSLY disappointed with “The Little Peas”. First of all, it was basically just a re-telling of another episode that I’d found rather weak, “The Big Cheese”. I didn’t hate the latter; it just didn’t do anything for me. The one real saving grace of “The Big Cheese”, though, was Frankie’s clever way of turning the “dirty laundry”-style news segment on Foster’s to her-and to the home’s-advantage, by making it into a plea for donations. She turned the negative report around and basically pwned that reporter, big-time, when the reporter, Erin Peterson, was trying just to make Foster’s look bad by doing more of an “expose”" segment than anything else. And then, we get “The Little Peas”, which more or less now will have viewers to believe that Frankie was not so clever and resourceful after all, but a quitter and a loser, who would not have pulled that off if it had not been for this tiny little pea Imaginary Friend with a Mickey Mouse voice dictating in her ear what she should do. I’m not a fanatic about Frankie the way many male fans are(Wilt-fanatic, yes, though), but I still admire the girl and can relate to her, so to see her basically rendered obsolete here was a big downer. It makes you wonder what other characters’ successes or bright ideas or determination they will want to credit to Peas, whom we’d never even heard of before this episode. It certainly made it seem as though Peas is the only character on the show who has ever offered to help Frankie in any way, completely disregarding both Wilt and Mac in that respect. Peas himself I didn’t find amusing or interesting. He was far too “preachy” and too much like early Disney cartoons, both in looks and demeanor, and that message about achieving success in spite of odds and obstacles was this time, just too much, too in-your-face. Wilt has always, in my mind, been the best spokesperson for overcoming the odds, and he’s never once mentioned HIS handicaps in the context of achievement, nor has he ever bemoaned them, either. He just quietly does what has to be done, unlike Peas who was constantly going on about how no one ever noticed him or payed attention to him because of his size, and how he had to do this and that to help Frankie because no one else ever did.
Season Five has been rather “iffy” for me, anyway, with two episodes that I really disliked, this being one of them, and “Ticket To Rod” being the other. It’s had some really good episodes, like “Nightmare On Wilson Way” and “Bloo Superdude and the Potato of Power”, but for the most part, many of the episodes have been a tad luke-warm, with way too much emphasis on Bloo and none whatsoever on that core group of friends whose adventures made for such interesting and fun episodes in earlier seasons. Two of the main characters, Wilt and Coco, have been almost non-existent, while Bloo has been the focus of nearly every episode. In the one in which he wasn’t, we get Peas instead. I have enjoyed seeing some of the minor, background characters in the spotlight a bit, though, like in “Schlock Star”, but I wish that their moments to shine wasn’t at the expense of pushing favorite established characters into the background, or out of the picture completely. I do like the references to prior episodes, something that one of the show’s main writers once said would not happen because Cartoon Network didn’t want episodes to seem “dated” to the point where a timeline of events on the show could be established, and I also like the fact that they did show that there IS romantic interest between at least some of the characters, even if they are minor ones. That’s something else that originally CN would not allow, but it certainly answers the question as to whether Imaginary Friends are capable of having feelings of shall we say, physical attraction, for one another, or indulging in more intimate relationships. The brief, “off-camera” making-out session between Jackie and Fluffer Nutter, though, was about the only positive thing I can find in “The Little Peas”.
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Hmm. I guess I didnt read into it what you did. I dont think any less of Frankie just because Peas supposedly came up with the idea. Plus I kind of like those parallel reality stories.
I just meant the “make out session” 
I came in during the middle of it, so I must’ve missed it. ^^;
It must have happened right before you came in, then. We don’t actually SEE them kissing, but we can HEAR the sound effects, and Peas makes this disgusted face, lol. Later, we see the two of them heading outside as per Mr. Herriman’s orders, apparently after Jackie Khones tried to go a bit TOO far, and Fluffer Nutter was a bit mad at him and he was following behind her trying to apologize. I mean, what does she expect from a guy who dressed as a PIMP for Halloween?
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