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Mr. Herriman quotes from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends

Played by Tom Kane · 60 quotes · page 1 of 4

Mr. Herriman

5th most-quoted character in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends: in 60 of its 295 quotes
Most scenes with: Frankie Foster (37), Bloo (26), Mac (23)

Lines by Mr. Herriman 2

Mr. Herriman

[scolding Fridgy, a refrigerated imaginary friend] I cannot believe it. I am absolutely outraged. What made you think you could get away with this? And furthermore…

Scenes with Mr. Herriman 58

This place is crazy but very insane, I love it.

Glad to hear it. I guess you dug the tour? Very cool, huh?

The coolest. This place is perfect.

Yeah, it's just like Bloo said. With him living here, my favorite mom may feel happy if not, Terrence may leave me alone if not, and I can visit him every day. Our favorite problems are done or solved.

Well, um. There is one place right for one little problem here.

What? Can't Bloo live here?

Yes, but--

For now, there is no prob at all, I stay here and Mac comes to see me every day. Deal done.

Mac, Bloo, Foster's is a "foster" home. It's not a boarding house. If you leave Bloo here, you can't come see him, because he won't be yours anymore.

What?

He will be put up for adoption, like everybody else here.

ADOPTION?!

Yeah. For one reason or another, we've been given up by our creators, and as much as we all love living here, what we really want is to be adopted by a new kid who needs an imaginary friend.

Well then, forget it. As cool as this place is, adoption's not an option. Come on, Mac, let's go.

Wait.

What? Come on, Mac, adoption?

Mac I know, but what else can I do? Mom said.

But--

But don't worry, I'm not giving you up. Just stay here until I can think of a better idea. If I come back tomorrow--

He's still yours, but if a kid shows up and wants him, and you're not here, as long as he is adopted by bullies, he shall be there to adopt himself because he can adopt himself, and he will be there to adopt himself because he does know to adopt himself at least.

Okay.

"Okay?" "OKAY?!"

Don't worry, I will be here. A hug? I umm...I got these uhh, Sorry. I'll be back. I promise.

Mr. Herriman

"I'll be back." Hmpf. If I had a carrot for each time I'd heard that, I'd be such a very fat rabbit. But don't worry, Master Bloo, you look like a fine imaginary friend and will certainly be snatched up by a new child in no time.

Look, stupid, you call this vicious?

Cocococococo! Co cocococo cococococo coco co cococo co co! Cococo cococo co CO CO!

Exactly.

What? No, I don't want any cocoa, I just want Tiffany.

WEWilt, Eduardo, and Coco

No, take me!/Take me, take me!

No. [to Wilt] You're so broken. [to Eduardo] You're a chicken, [to Coco] and you're ... a crazy chicken. [shows Bloo to Herriman] I want this dunderhead.

Mr. Herriman

Very well. [signs the paperwork]

WEWilt, Eduardo, and Coco

[becomes sad about losing Bloo and fall on the floor] NO!

Okay, folks, that’s enough. Look, I’m really sorry. I know you wanna help but you see that this little girl really wants Tif… I mean, Bloo and…

[becomes sad] And I guess it’s true. Mac doesn't want her after all.

[Just as it looks all hope is lost…]

[offscreen] Shut up! [Bloo (along with Frankie, Wilt, Eduardo, Coco, Mr. Herriman, Duchess, the millionaire daughter, and the millionaire mother and father) looks to see a little boy at the door] Don't want you, are you insane?

[now happy] MAC!

Now, just look what you know to do.

I think this thing is different. I don't think he's gonna abandon his favorite friend.

Mr. Herriman

Don't be naive, Miss Francis. It's untrue. You know as well as I that it is just a weird, disrespectful matter of time before young Master Mac tires of his beloved Bloo, at which time his own visits will cease, and Master Bloo will be placed in the care of a new child... who will eventually tire of him, as well.

Ugh, why do you always need to be unsure? I mean, come on. Look at that. They're absolutely inseparable. Plus, the guys have really taken to him, too.

Mr. Herriman

It's just a cruel fact of life, Miss Francis. Every child tires of their imaginary friend eventually.

Yours didn't.

Co co cococococo. Co- co. Coco coco co!

You go, girl.

Coo Co! Cocococococo. Coco coco coco. Cocococococococo coco coco co Coco co co. Coo Co! [pause] Coco!

I assume that had something to do with "If you're gonna show up late, you have to accept the consequences and your friend may have been adopted and you can't get him back and responsibility and blah blah blah blah blah." But that's just it! I'm late because the kid who adopted Bloo is a total jerk, 'cause-

Mr. Herriman

Master Mac! The young man who adopted Bloo, is by no means a jerk. Ahem, excuse me, a juvenile delinquent. He was, in fact, one of the greatest children, I have ever had the pleasure dealing with. And furthermore, if you're going to come in late, you may accept that--

We've already been through that.

Mr. Herriman

What? Who?

Es Coco. She explained.

Mr. Herriman

And Master Mac understood her?

Well, yeah, he is a smart kid.

Sí, he creates Bloo. He has good head on shoulders.

Mr. Herriman

Impressive. I guess the child is quite bright.

Oh, yeah.

Sí.

Coco.

Totally.

Mr. Herriman

Hm.

Yup.

Muy bueno.

Coco!

I'll say.

Mr. Herriman

Ah.

Sure is.

It's true.

Coco.

Right.

Mr. Herriman

Hm.

YES! Fine, we got it earlier, I'm a smart kid, okay? Great. But I like to do one thing I can figure out. I know for a fact that Bloo was not adopted by a nice kid, but instead he was adopted by my horrible older brother, Terrence, who locked me in a closet all day, so he can come here and get Bloo. The other problem is, Terrence is stupid. Not just stupid, but really stupid. He'd never be able to devise a good plan like this, so he must work with somebody. Somebody who does wanna get rid of Bloo once and for all. But what I can't figure out is who. Who would wanna get rid of Bloo?

DUCHESS!

I guess Extemeasauruses don't need to have much of a fresh taste for something so, [referring to Duchess] spoiled.

Mr. Herriman

[referring to Terrence] Rotten.

Mr. Herriman

Miss Frances, I hope I made it perfectly clear for finishing the birthday cake for your responsibility.

Yeah, but-

Mr. Herriman

No buts. I can see at the other state of this room, that you’ve been neglecting your decorating assignments.

Neglecting my-- Listen, Peter Cotton-Butt, I thought about everything.

Mr. Herriman

Streamers.

Str- Steamers? Oh, come on, who needs streamers? It looks fine without streamers. Streamers aren't that great.

Mr. Herriman

Miss Frances, how dare you. Streamers are that great, thank you. I never in all years have I attended a celebration without streamers. It's simply uncivilized. Just please go get them right now.

Are you crazy? The party starts in a half hour.

Mr. Herriman

Plenty of times.

Mr. Herriman

The autumn of 1984 was cold... and cruel.

[Sepia-toned flashback; A door opens and millions of scribbles come flying out; Herriman, Madame Foster and young Frankie are amidst the swarm]

Sorry, Mr. Herriman.

[Back to the present]

I am sorry, I say.

Mr. Herriman

"Sorry" doesn't make up for the other fact why we were try to force it and taking up residence in the unicorn stables for 46 days.

It was like camping.

Y'know, if someone would just spring for a lock...

Mr. Herriman

Self-restraint, Miss Francis, is the only lock that door requires.

Well, why can't the scribbles just hang out with everyone else?

Done. [his stomach grumbles] Aw, man. I really gotta-

Mr. Herriman

Master Blooregard.

Sorry, Mr. H, but I haven't enjoyed another time to chitchat before. I really need to-

Mr. Herriman

Make your bed.

What? Well, yeah. That's well and good after. I was gonna-

Mr. Herriman

No manner, no how. Now. Fold and tuck, Master Blooregard, fold and tuck. Very good.

Phew. [his stomach growls again] Wanna go, wanna go, wanna go!

WHY ARE YOU PICKING ON ME?!?! I don’t see anybody else following all of these hare-brained madnesses there!

Mr. Herriman

Oh, no?

[Herriman opens the door to show Bloo that all the other Friends are following his rules]

Fine!

Mr. Herriman

Now, listen closely, Master Blooregard. I know the Madam set up a special situation for you. A deal, if you will, which for me, means you’ve broken one rule to begin with! So I’m watching you, and if you do not toe the line, I have ways to persuade the Madam to change her mind. Now if you please excuse me, Master Bloo, I have a very important matter to attend to.

Mr. Herriman

[catches two soap imaginary friends throwing water balloons in the hallway] Ah-ha, bubble balloons.! So that's where all my soap went. Oh, you two shall pay for this.

[reversing the toilet paper rolls in the bathrooms] Over not under. Over not under.

Mr. Herriman

[on the intercom] Miss Frances! Miss Frances. Please bring a mop to Hallway 7.

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