Bloo and Friends have to go upstairs or stay outside during Frankie and Mr. Harriman's soiree.

A bug infestation forces Mr. Herriman to move the Friends to a hotel for the night.

Mac and detective Jackie Khones try to discoverwho checked out library books in Mac's name.

The friends devise a plan to mellow Mr. Herriman out, but when it works and he starts slacking off, Foster's starts to fall apart.

When Bloo is not allowed to join a garage band, he decides to start his own.

Bloo moves in to a retirement home.

Madame Foster and Bloo make a pit stop on the way to the county fair.

Goo unwittingly creates bad guy characters that imprison Mac and Bloo.

Bloo and the gang show up at Mac's for a slumber party.

A kid across the street from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends torments Bloo by making faces at him.

Mac and Bloo attempt to have the best day of their lives.

Bloo, Coco, Wilt, Eduardo and Peanut Butter compete in a series of challenges to see who will win the new spare room.

Bloo re-edits Mac's film, making it a hit.

Frankie wants to prove a new imaginary friend is an impostor.

Mr. Herriman is forced to pretend Coco is his wife so that the Foster's Home can get a huge donation from a wealthy benefactor.

Mac accidentally imagines a new friend.

A seeing-eye Friend loses its blind child; Mac takes Bloo to school for show and tell.

Mac tries to stop Bloo's secret party.

Terrence invents an imaginary friend to attack Bloo; Bloo tries to rescue an imaginary friend.

Mac and Bloo have a difficult time locating the dining room.

Accidentally created in a lab by Professor Utonium, superpowered sisters Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup regularly save Townsville from evildoers such as Mojo Jojo, the Gangreen Gang and Him. Blossom is the self-proclaimed leader of the trio, Bubbles is the cute one and Buttercup is the toughest one.

Wander is an eternally optimistic intergalactic traveler who likes to do good things for others. His best friend is a quick-tempered, loyal horse named Sylvia. They travel throughout the cosmos together and go on adventures, making new friends -- and enemies -- along the way. The pair battles evil on the journey, including Lord Hater, the biggest evildoer of them all, and his army of Watchdogs. The animated comedy series was created by Craig McCracken, who also created such animated hits as "The Powerpuff Girls" and "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends."

After being sent into the future by evil wizard Aku, young samurai Jack makes a quest to return to the past and undo the destruction caused by the wizard. Along the way Jack enlists allies to defeat some of Aku's henchmen and other villains before getting to the top dog to defeat him and find the portal that can return Jack to his own time. "Samurai Jack" was created by Genndy Tartakovsky, who had previously created "Dexter's Laboratory," one of Cartoon Network's first original series.

In this reboot of the classic Cartoon Network series, the Powerpuff Girls return to protect Townsville from villains who want to take over the metropolis. Sisters Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup have to manage their homework with their superhero activities as they face a continuous parade of bad guys. Although they have good teamwork, the sisters sometimes need to get help from Professor Utonium and The Mayor to help them take down the evildoers. The girls hope to show people that it's possible to save the world and still get to bed before their bedtime.