One Big Happy by Rick Detorie for April 02, 2020

True fact: the song “New York, New York” first appeared in the 1977 movie of the same title, but didn’t get an Oscar nomination for Best Song! (Neither did any of the songs in SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER.)

I’m glad you can,Nick I have no clue what,Ruthie is trying to sing.

Once I realized what song Ruthie was singing I had to re-read the strip with the proper tune.

Word of the Day: mondegreen — A series of words that result from the mishearing or misinterpretation of a statement or song lyric. (Amer. Herit. Dict. 4th Ed.)

Oh, brother! Poor Frank Sinatra.

Little did Frank Sinatra know when he first sang this song that it would be reinterpreted in this way…

How ‘bout we bring in truckloads of dirt and bulldozers and cover the city up for about 400years? Can a virus last that long?

Nobody doe malapropism like Ruthie. Ha!

Just laugh, its hilarious lol

There is a poster over at Comics Kingdom named Bob Tice who I’m sure would appreciate this strip!

From the first of the song, reminded me of New York by Frank Sinatra, just Ruthie terms.

Ruthie is playing with a troll doll just as Trolls: World Tour cereal and other merchandise are hitting the stores, obvious to the state of movie attendance.

If Liza Minelli were alive, she’d be rolling in her grave.

I wish they would bring back that show, “Name That Tune!”

I guessed it on the first line.