Jimmy Neutron Is A Sh!#head Connor Harrington

You thought they were dead, but imagine that, they're back! Connor and Agent Five break ground with Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, and boy do we start on a low note! The denizens of the home try to get out as early as they can, terrorizing a local mall in the process. Yet the greater horror is found within the house's walls, behind a vault so well-guarded, it wasn't even locked. No matter where you hide, Blooregard Q Kazoo's sins shall corrupt you, and your shins will never be the same. And Coco makes a strong impression with her first of many Payday-style heists...

It is only the second episode, and the truly concerning stuff is out in full force! Herriman imposes dictatorial laws to torment Bloo, but gets his deserts when he suffers the worst fate of all: becoming an internet meme. Yet his macrame mandates are not the biggest obstacle for our leads, as Mac and Bloo find themselves trapped within the Escherian-Lovecraftian architecture of the house, never to escape. And Madame Foster reveals a devilish nature greater than our hosts could have imagined...

Is torturing your characters for three episodes funny? This show dares to say yes, but the jury is out for everyone else. Bloo gains a stalker-killer as the rest of the house is too busy watching Hetero Hypnotoad, but he's too busy bullying his younger cousin and kidnapping mascots to care. Not even Wilt's good influence (and addiction to radio smut) is enough to redeem this carbo-loaded creature! And Terrance just eats a guy, no for real...

Somewhere in heaven, God is crying into his hands asking "Why? Why wouldn't they take a hint that I didn't want them to watch this?" Jimmy accidentally brings an alien parasite to Earth, and Carl immediately starts an infestation. A vague approximation of Gremlins happens, but the only thing scary are the attempts at comedy. And Hugh finds a horrific new outlet for his suppressed depravity...

It's time to do a pastiche of successful, well-regarded film series... but first, it's the Fantastic Four! Jimmy "accidentally" exposes his friends to lethal doses of ionizing radiation, and takes on the U.S. military with his findings! Later, a familiar foe shows up to positively dunk on the cast and do Retroville a much-needed service. And Hugh reverts to his primal form, played by Andy Serkis...

Connor and Agent Five are both seriously ill with bronchitis, and start hallucinating episodes that are better than the ones they actually watched. Jimmy is kidnapped and tormented by an old nemesis, but is never the wiser because he thinks this is just what academia is like. Later, he creates spray-on megalomania that transforms Libby into an evil dictator, as one does, and must shatter all records to undo his mistake. And Hugh kills Jimmy... wait, for real? He does it multiple times, too?!