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Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 07, 1972
February 06, 1972
February 08, 1972
Transcript:
Snoopy sits on the doghouse. Linus stands next to the doghouse and looks at Snoopy.<BR><BR> Linus holds his arms out and says, "I should think you'd get bored just sitting on a doghouse all day . ."<BR><BR> Snoopy thinks, "On the contrary . ."<BR><BR> Snoopy continues to think, "Who could get bored flying the starship 'Enterprise'?"<BR><BR>
valheru almost 13 years ago
Awesome!
LadyBlanc almost 12 years ago
I never knew Snoopy was a Trekkie! That’s so cool! A Sulu fan apparently.
ootey over 7 years ago
Both run on imagination…
PatrickASL about 5 years ago
IfSnoopywould … talkveryfast, and … insertverylongpauses … intohisdialogue … hewouldsound … verymuchlike … CaptainJamesTKirk!
AlanTompkins about 4 years ago
Profound thought!
Stormwyrm almost 4 years ago
Star Trek (The Original Series) had been cancelled in July 1969 but became a big hit when it came into broadcast syndication throughout the 1970s and 1980s. The first Star Trek fan convention was held on January 21, 1972 in New York City, only two weeks before this strip was first published, and was perhaps what inspired Schulz to make the strip.
Daeder over 3 years ago
“…to boldly go where no beagle has gone before!”
Archistoteles about 2 years ago
And James T. Kirk (William Shatner), the last survivor of the original series, is still alive and kicking and is still presenting programs at the age of 91 (as of March 22, 1931).