Heathcliff by Peter Gallagher for January 08, 2021

“Gong” with the wind.

That gong also means it’s dinner time.

And grandpa knows it. That is why he rarely tries to overthrow him from the chair/throne of the house/castle/center of the realm.

And I thought he’d have his robot slaves do that announcing work for him.

So he’s swabbing a giant lemon?

WHAT, I CAN’T HEAR YOU!

A J. Arthur Rank Production.

Someone bought H-Man (Heathcliff) a gong?!?! I’m very surprised as that just seems so WRONG!

It will all come “crashing” down

The end of Nights in White Satin (after the spoken part.)

It may be by accident, but the gong kind of looks like Heathcliff.

Lightning Fill-in-the-Blank. Bill, how many does Paula Poundstone need to win?

Gunga Din.