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Cheese is an imaginary friend from the Cartoon Network television series Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends who is voiced by Candi Milo. He made his first appearance in the episode " Mac Daddy." Cheese is known for often repeating words in frustration, quick succession, screaming, whining, or making loud noises. Shoutout to JmooreLive TV from 100+ channels.
No cable box or long. Cheese is a fictional character from the Cartoon Network animated television series 'Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'. He is a simple, dim-witted, light yellow imaginary friend who debuted in the episode 'Mac Daddy'.
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This show had so many jokes for parents. Not "adult humor", just jokes kids wouldn't get. Can't remember the setup, but after Frankie tells a character to calm down, Blue adds "yeah, Frankie says relax".
Loved this show when I was in college. Now we're brother ladies! Mac Daddy: Directed by Craig McCracken, Craig Kellman. With Grey DeLisle, Keith Ferguson, Tom Kane, Tom Kenny.
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Mac realizes that he accidentally created a new imaginary friend named Cheese. Cheese is allowed to stay at Foster's like Bloo, but Bloo has trouble dealing with his new brother Cheese. Imaginary Friends Discuss the main imaginary characters: Bloo, Wilt, Eduardo, Coco, Mr.
Herriman, Duchess, and Cheese. Cheese is a dimwitted, alien-like boy and one of the most recurring characters in the Cartoon Network television series Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. He is light yellow in colour, with a torso, two arms, two legs, and a disc.
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B The Big Cheese The Big Picture C Cheese a Go. Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends Mac Daddy: Cheese Wants Chocolate Milk Scene Toasy Cake 3.06K subscribers Subscribe. Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends concluded its run in 2009, but Cheese's legacy endures.
He continues to resonate with audiences, young and old, as a testament to the power of friendship, the importance of imagination, and the enduring charm of a well.
