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This is So Sad and Beautiful – Imaginary Friends [COMIC]
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11 responses to “This is So Sad and Beautiful – Imaginary Friends [COMIC]”
Did they really have a St. Elsewhere type ending for Imaginary Friends?
I’m not kidding when I say this almost made me cry, and I was never really a huge Foster’s Home fan. Quite an interesting idea!
This is a verbatim parody of the ending of the sitcom/hospital drama “St. Elsewhere.” It was very popular, and often had crossover characters from other sitcoms of the time—Fonzie made an appearance, for example. The series ended with a pan out of the hospital, revealing that everything had been in the imagination of an autistic kid playing with a snow globe of a hospital.
Honestly, I’ve seen this on a ton of sites, but I think Foster’s is the perfect place to fit a parody of it. Can’t think of a better show—it almost makes more sense than the original.
Call me wind because I am abtsluoely blown away.
it didn’t end like this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Foster%27s_Home_for_Imaginary_Friends_episodes says differently
Now why would you go and ruin the pleasant memories I had of this fantastic show?
Autism wouldn’t cause that…
What a beautifully fucked up idea. However, I find it odd that they chose autism. I would go with more of a car crash thing. I don’t know much about autism, but I’ve never seen an autistic person act like this. Still a mind fuck of an idea.
I may have enjoyed this if that goddamn fixed scrolling share window wasn’t taking up half my screen
Wow, I loved that show now I feel weird now that I know that it was all in her imagination, now I feel sad.
lame