I really liked this show for its originality, animation and it was funny (although Blu could be annoying at times) So I occasionally will check back to see if a season two got released. Well apparently there was but i never noticed it or was sent any sort of update. But how is it possible that it can be selling for $76.00 lowest price and 14?.00 as the highest price? What is it with Cartoon Network ? Nickelodeon for that matter too? Lame cartoons get immediate releases while the great ones take years and then it's only season one, Like Grim adventures of billy and Mandy, Still no My Gym Partner is a Monkey!!! unless you want to buy season one in two parts that wont play on US & Canadian DVD players because there from Australia ??? WTF. I was glad to see Rocko's Modern Life complete set just came out and the Angry Beavers will be out in July (they already jacked the price up in less than three days! for pre order. Amazon can really suck some times) any ways Cartoon Network get your s*** together! You could learn a lot from the the people at [adult swim] when it comes to DVD releases...
Coco Coco Coco =)

I'm glad that we've had the Cartoon Network for the past decade or so to intorduce new cartoons with a quality previous TV cartoons never came clsoe to.

"Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" has wonderful animation and great characters. I was a little hesitant at first when I saw this advertised, thinking it may be a treacly, feel-good show. I should have known better. This is one of my all-time favorite cartoons. As other reviewers have pointed out, "Foster's" is gut bustingly funny and appeals to both adults and kids without being crude. I have nothing against crude humor, but it's great to see a cartoon that's so funny on its own merits.

My favorite character is Eduardo (I can't help but like a character with the same first name as I), but all the characters are well conceived and able voiced.

This is a great collection and I'm hoping we won't have to wait long for the second season.

If you picked up this dvd and discovered that its the original release dvd from the first season that's because it is this is a re-issue of Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends season 1 dvd its also a copycat of Steven Spielberg Presents dvd line but its titled as Cartoon Network Presents dvd line there is other shows under the Cartoon Network Presents dvd line and its not in Walmart Stores in Canada as previously advertised on YouTube if you watched this YouTube video shown by a FutureGohanSSJ2 he showed that these dvd are available to buy at Walmart and that's true in the U.S.A but not in Canada oh one other thing he did point out that pamphlet that comes with this dvd show other dvd's that can not get in stores both in the U.S.A and in CANADA my guess is Cartoon Network just doesn't want Canadians or Americans to own these dvd 's well that's the negative side and where the finger should be pointed at ? but at Cartoon Network & Warner Bros well that the negative side. On to the positive side of this review Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends is a great series its created by Craig McCracken & his wife Lauren Faust they did a great job on this series it received seven Emmy awards as it should but I think it should have gotten seven more. The series is about a eight year old boy named Mac and his best imaginary friend Blooregard Q. Kazoo now Mac's Mom tells Mac that he too old keep an imaginary friend so what to do what to do ? well enter Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends its a large residence that's run and found by Madame Foster her Granddaughter Frankie and the residence keeper Mr. Herriman whose too strict about the rules the other imaginary friends include Eduardo, Wilt, and Coco one of my favorite episodes is store wars in which the gang goes to the mall to buy some party things but run into all sorts of trouble imagine the idea of been able to interact with your imaginary friends and that's what this series is about where Mac and his imaginary friends can live and play all day and learn valuable lesions. As for the series review I give Foster's Home For Imaginary a 5.5 Stars as for this re-issue dvd release come on Cartoon Network you can do better job of re-releasing these dvd's like changing the back of the pamphlet or the art work of the dvd instead of this slip cover with the original art work and the original pamphlet. Now if you live in Canada or in the U.S.A you can get this dvd and the other dvd's that is mentioned in the YouTube video at amazon.com The catch is the Power Puff Girls Season 1 Dvd doesn't have the 2019 dvd slip cover no for that dvd you have to live in U.S and get it at ebay.com

"Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" is a completely inspired, sompletely original show that'll drag in kids of ALL ages- from 2-102!

From the man who brought us "The Powerpuff Girls" and "Dexter's Laboratory" comes the colorful and at times even artistic world of "Fosters" "Fosers" is a foster home for Imaginary friends that were created by children, but the children that created tham have grown up and no longer need their friends. Foster's takes in these friends (and creativity abounds) and gives them a chance to be adopted by children who need a friend.

The DVD takes you through the entire first season where you'll meet Bloo and his kid Mac and they're introduction to Foster's.

The show has something for EVERYONE! Unlike many shows out there with overtly dirty and potty themed jokes, Foster's, for the most part, keeps it clean, so there's no fear of your four year old picking up something derranged! There are at times some jokes that will make an adult snicker and fly over the head of younger viewers- but even those are VERY tame.

With tons of shows nowadays full of violence, Poop humor, and Anime "inspired" it's refteshing to see something as simple and fun as "Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends" To top it off, the shows teach morals and Values, which is hard to find nowadays- especially in a show that is loved by children and adults.

Even though it is the ENTIRE first seasn, it's sad to see the DVD's end, and it seems unfair that it's over!

Ok, ok...I know this is a cartoon series, but I must say that I find it hilarious! I am 31, and my son is soon to be 6. He and I watch this show together every weeknight at 7pm, and it doesn't matter that we've seen the episodes several times! They are just as funny each time! Also - if you have a child, watching them laugh at the characters is worth the price alone! The show has jokes and obvious sight gags that are geared towards adults....yet it has 'childish' humor and moralistic storylines. You wouldn't think that your child could learn anything from this show, but they do! Friendship, honesty, being trustworthy, diligence.....it's all here, along with fart jokes, fast-talking Goo, and the self-centered Bloo. Trust me- if you like cartoons AT ALL, you will love this series!