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Frank and Ernest by Thaves for January 03, 2016
January 02, 2016
January 04, 2016
Transcript:
Backstage at the Globe Theater Actor: I'm going to practice my soliloquy one more time. To be or not to be, that is the question....whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune... Frank: Excuse me, it's show time! Actress: Break a leg! Actor: You too! Frank: I guess you can't make a "Hamlet" without breaking a few legs.
TREEINTHEWIND about 9 years ago
Groan…………………..
Toonerific about 9 years ago
To scramble or not to scramble … that is the real question.
KEA about 9 years ago
lame
news_techren about 9 years ago
The art for Pearls Before Swine has changed a bit. :)
stairsteppublishing about 9 years ago
If the explanation about ‘break a leg’ is true, that explains the strange saying of actors. Whether or not, it is fascinating.
comixbomix about 9 years ago
I’ve spent a lifetime punning my way out of people’s good graces, but I have to acknowledge the Master…
linsonl about 9 years ago
These puns are so bad, they are really good!!!
Rakkav about 9 years ago
Why FRANK AND ERNEST never runs out of bad puns… now that is the REAL question! :)
neverenoughgold about 9 years ago
Even a very bad punCan still be a lot of fun…
jollyjack about 9 years ago
An alternate explanation that I had heard (and made sense to me) was that at the end of the play when the actors go out on stage and if the audience liked their performance they would take a bow. In taking the bow you need to bend the knee which is also breaking the leg.
UpaCoCoCreek Premium Member about 9 years ago
Same problem with the Godfather.
hippogriff about 9 years ago
“Break a leg” is to foil the Evil Eye, who will assume the target already has enough trouble and pass by. “Daft as a brush…”
KelpTheGreat over 4 years ago
Author “Colin Foster” has made an iToons based off of this strip: https://www.mezzacotta.net/itoons/?comic=56