Lauren Faust is one of my most favourite writers ever in the history of cartoons.

Her work on "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" and "The Powerpuff Girls" is really great.

Like what The_Huntsman said, all of her...
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Lauren Faust is one of my most favourite writers ever in the history of cartoons.

Her work on "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" and "The Powerpuff Girls" is really great.

Like what The_Huntsman said, all of her episodes are great with the exception of "Everyone Knows Its Bendy' but I guess she wanted a non-cliche ending.

At Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, she makes very heartwarming episodes and at the same time hilarious. Such episodes would be "World Wide Wabbit", "Mac Daddy", "Frankie My Dear" and "WHo Let The Dogs In?" which have similar concepts.

ANyway, her work of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends' first season helped it to become popular.

Craig Lewis, a writer for some cartoons on Cartoon Network such as "The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy", "The Powerpuff Girls" and now the popular "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends".

His writings for Foster's Home for...
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Craig Lewis, a writer for some cartoons on Cartoon Network such as "The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy", "The Powerpuff Girls" and now the popular "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends".

His writings for Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends focuses mainly on practical stuff such as jokes and injuries as seen in "Adoptcalypse Now", "Partying is Such Sweet Soiree", "Berry Scary", "Bloo DOne It" which are quite good episodes in my opinion because of the way they are handled by him.

The only episodes that he writes that I dislike are "Squeakerboxxx", "WHere There's A Wild, There's A Way", "Blooo", "The Trouble With Scribbles" and "Beat WIth A Schtick", but doesn't necessarily make those episodes bad to everyone.

There are a few unmentioned episodes because I havent seen Season 3 yet. I really think Craig Lewis makes cliche episodes into great stories woth a twist endings so he is a really talented guy.

Janice Kawaye, or Hiromi Kawaye, is a very talented voice actress that I really like. Her japanese accent is so fluent in the shows she does.

Her roles as AMi on Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, XJ-9 on my Life as a Teenage Robot and Gi on...
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Janice Kawaye, or Hiromi Kawaye, is a very talented voice actress that I really like. Her japanese accent is so fluent in the shows she does.

Her roles as AMi on Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, XJ-9 on my Life as a Teenage Robot and Gi on Captain Planet are usually on Japanese characters or asian characters just like Lauren Tom.

EVen though the voices of the characters sound the same on her roles, they have a very charming and cute tune and I really think thats original. So I really hope Hiromi Kawaye does more roles because I really believe she has alot of potential acting.

Jeff Glen Bennett is a very underrated and yet he ha sso much talent.

His roles on many shows are quite good and I really like his voice delivery. The shows that I personally like have him playing roles in and for that I am very...
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Jeff Glen Bennett is a very underrated and yet he ha sso much talent.

His roles on many shows are quite good and I really like his voice delivery. The shows that I personally like have him playing roles in and for that I am very pleased.

However, I dislike his voice roles that require high-pitch and shrill sounds such as Shelby (House of Mouse) or Bendy (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends) because even if the characters are supposed to be irritating, I think he does great voicing with them really. but the laughs in those characters are absolutely annoying.

Nevertheless, Jeff Glen Bennett is a very underrated star and I really hope he will act in more cartoons because I find him to have alot of potential.