This will be my last post for a while, as I'll be in San Diego for the entire week. I'll probably resume my business as usual either Saturday or Sunday. Until then, see ya!

As this blog says it all, I'll be posting quotes from previous episode ideas. From Sweet Stench of Revenge: (Bloo is minding his business, whistling his way in the hallway, when he hears the TV from the living room). Erin Peterson (off-screen): This just in. Local con artist Kip Snip has escape from jail. Bloo (paused for a moment before resuming what he was doing before): Funny, I thought she says Kip Snip has escape. Todd (off-screen): That's right, Erin. (Bloo froze out of fear, turns around, walk back and peeking at the TV, where Eduardo, Wilt and Coco are watching). (After listening the entire news about Kip Snip's escape...) Bloo: Aaaaahhhhhh! (Soon, he starts to scream all over the place. In the kitchen...) Bloo: Aaaaahhhhhh! (In the hallways...) Bloo: Aaaaahhhhhh! (Across the bathroom...) Bloo: Aaaaahhhhhh! (In the library...) Bloo: Aaaaahhhhhh! (Bloo, continuing to scream, stares at a big eye, and runs off. It turns out the eye belongs to Jackie Khones, and next to him is Bookworm, who smirks). Bookworm: I told you wearing that contact lense would scare someone off. (Bloo still screams until he crawls up into a fetal position, rocking himself rapidly, and sucking his "thumb". Madame Foster shows up, staring at the watch). Madame Foster: One minute and fifty seconds. A new record. From Foster's Wacky Racers: (During the race, Mac and Bloo, along with Wilt, Ed, Coco, Frankie, Jerkins and her friends, are seemingly pasting a meadow). Frankie: Something doesn't seem right. Eduardo: What do you mean, Frankie? Frankie: It seems that were pasting the same hill again and again (points to the hill) There it is again. Coco (pointing the same hill): Co Cocococo. Co cocococo. Co cocococo. Wilt: Not that I'm interrupting or anything, but back then, cartoons uses the same background all over again and again, like those old Hanna-Barbara cartoons. (Frankie, Ed and Coco looks at Wilt). Wilt (confused): Is it something I said? From Friday the 12 1/2: (Frankie and her friends are being confronted by a short, grouchy bouncer nickname Shorty. Frankie confronts him). Frankie: Look, Grumpy, if you don't let me and my friends in the club, I'll pound your face so hard, your own mother will never recognized you. Shorty (suddenly happy): Your in! Frankie (surprised but happy): Really? Shorty (goes back to being grumpy): You're out!

Operation: Foster's Title Card Sound: Robotboy flying After their second encounter, Mac and Bloo have the chance to visit Robotboy's world, despite Mr. Herriman's objection. Along with Wilt, Eduardo and Coco, they soon venture off. After a safe-landing, the gang gets their chance to tour this newfound world they're in. During the tour, Mac gets caught in an argument between Lola and Tommy, which results with a distance between the two. This also threatens their friendship when Lola develops a crush on Mac, and Mac soon finds himself in the middle of the mess. Things don't out right, as Kurt's Father takes advantage of the situation, and ends up kidnapping Robotboy underneath their noses. Now, the entire gang must rescue Robotboy, while Mac tries to mend Tommy and Lola's friendship, before it's too late.

Warped Out Title Card Sound: Remote-device operating Ever since their first adventure in Robotboy's world, Mac and Bloo yearns to visit their friends there again. But their fiasco causes Mr. Herriman to lock the attic up, preventing them from going to the other side. Unbeknownst to the duo, Tommy, Gus, Lola and Robotboy are planning to visit them, and using the remote-device from Moshimo, they soon set off to their realm. After a few mishaps, the group comes to the Foster's mansion, much to Mac and Bloo's joy. Meanwhile, Bjorn Bjornnson, who learns of the remote-device, creates a similar one like Tommy's, and travels their, along with his new and improved Bjornbot. When the gang learns of Bjorn's presence, and the chaos his robot will create, they must prevent him from doing so before it's too late.

Originally, I was going to put this (along with two more of them) up on Episode Ideas: Edition 3 at the Foster's forum, but I decided to put it up here. Feel free to comment. Robo A Go-Go Title Card Sound: Robotboy transformation What is supposed to be a normal day at Foster's becomes much more when Mac and Bloo finds a remote-like device that sends them into a new dimension, which also caused them to seperate. While both tries to get use to their new surrounding, Mac is befriended by Gus and Lola, while Bloo helps Tommy. Eventually, they found each other, as well as a monster from Kamakazi. Without any hesitation, Tommy activates Robotboy, and following the battle, Mac shows interest in Robotboy, but Bloo feels jealous, and thus, both he and Robotboy ends up arguing each other. While the two are in a stand-off, Tommy request Professor Moshimo's help to create a device that would send Mac and Bloo to their own dimension. But Kamikazi spies on his conversation, and plans to get hold of the device to conquer one dimension after another. To ensure his plan works, he captures Tommy, Gus, Lola and Mac, and now, Bloo and Robotboy must put aside their differences and work together, not only to save their pals, but each other's realm as well.

Just one mere day, and after that, Kingdom Hearts 2 is officially out in the US. Of course, it will most likely be sold out from the day it debuts (fortunately, I got it pre-ordered at EB). Well, see ya!

Just two more weeks until KH2 finally comes out to the good old USA. Just two weeks. Until then, just keep waiting...

Been a slow week for me, as AOL has just disconnected from the computer last week. Hopefully, something like this doesn't happen again.

It's official. Kingdom Hearts 2, after 3 long years, will finally arrived at the US on March 30. For those who haven't know this by now, I suggest you mark your calendar. 'Til then, just keep waiting...

I am beginning to think that Nickeloden should have never existed at all. Just recently, the studio decided to cancel their show, Danny Phantom, for no reasons at all. It is not the first time they did this. They have cancel other shows, such as Invader Zim, that were very popular, but were cancel by Nick. Frankly, I'm convinced that Nick wants to show only comedy and humors in their network, no actions or whatsoever. Whatever the case is, Nick is just making a big mistake right there.