Actually, young B., if you had a larger television, then the cartoonist would have a more difficult time showing your and your father’s expressions during your conversations in front of the aforementioned (and now misnomered, “boob tube.”)
What I really like about this particular strip, is that it shows that Hispanics are not some weird economic underclass, or (as the strips from a week or two ago suggested) an oppressed minority. Rather, they’re firmly embedded in mainstream, middle-class US society. Just like the Czech-Americans that I’m descended from.
Templo S.U.D. over 7 years ago
¿Jerry García?
UBBM Premium Member over 7 years ago
Don’t do it. Large screens make crappy tv shows look good.
JPuzzleWhiz over 7 years ago
Well, at least it’s not “Keeping up with the KarTRASHians”!
Cameron1988 Premium Member over 7 years ago
And the Baldo family are the only ones who don’t own a flatscreen
Jml58 over 7 years ago
As the picture quality increase, the program quality decrease.
wellis1947 Premium Member over 7 years ago
Actually, young B., if you had a larger television, then the cartoonist would have a more difficult time showing your and your father’s expressions during your conversations in front of the aforementioned (and now misnomered, “boob tube.”)
dakyorlando over 7 years ago
Same $#!%, different package, as they say in my country.
carlfishman over 7 years ago
What I really like about this particular strip, is that it shows that Hispanics are not some weird economic underclass, or (as the strips from a week or two ago suggested) an oppressed minority. Rather, they’re firmly embedded in mainstream, middle-class US society. Just like the Czech-Americans that I’m descended from.
CalLadyQED over 7 years ago
Joneses, Garcias, Lees, Nguyens. I can’t keep up with any of them.
Naldrin 9 months ago
Some time ago there was a strip where Sergio bought a 72" TV because business was good.