For all who are wondering, the strip IS nearly that old…The “Ace” reference is from Red Dwarf; “Ol‘ Blue” was the name of Ralphie’s BB gun from “A Christmas Story”; and yes, “No more foreplay” is from “Goldeneye”…
Perhaps not. But the confluence of Frank holding a gun on Brandy, Frank muttering “No more foreplay,” and Cho sticking in the reference to being shaken, not stirred, all add up to a backhanded homage to Pierce Brosnan’s “James Bond” in “Goldeneye.”
azrach over 10 years ago
“Ace”? as in the main character in the “TMI” webcomic?
miqq1234 over 10 years ago
….oh ya….baby
JoeStoppinghem Premium Member over 10 years ago
Ah, there’ s nothing like true love..What this is… I’m not sure.
Enoki over 10 years ago
That must be alter-Frank because he’s .A. Armedand.B. Not a whoose
sbchamp over 10 years ago
Cute JB ref ya got thereMmmm…Brandy!
Starman1948 over 10 years ago
Interesting. It should be very interesting when both Brandys and Franks meet.
yimhere over 10 years ago
Lets hope the Blammo Ol’ Blue shoots straight…… or is that ol’ glue..???
jmcenanly over 10 years ago
How old is this strip? "Golden Eye’, from which the quote is drawn, came out in 1995.
Norm de Plume over 10 years ago
‘Casino Royale’, from which the quote actually comes, was published in 1953.
asklud over 10 years ago
For all who are wondering, the strip IS nearly that old…The “Ace” reference is from Red Dwarf; “Ol‘ Blue” was the name of Ralphie’s BB gun from “A Christmas Story”; and yes, “No more foreplay” is from “Goldeneye”…
K M over 10 years ago
Perhaps not. But the confluence of Frank holding a gun on Brandy, Frank muttering “No more foreplay,” and Cho sticking in the reference to being shaken, not stirred, all add up to a backhanded homage to Pierce Brosnan’s “James Bond” in “Goldeneye.”
JP Steve Premium Member over 10 years ago
“Mellish, Frank Mellish…”
(and “shaken, not stirred” goes right back to the original books.)