Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for March 11, 2023

Ummm.. no

For our non-Whovians it is a TARDIS which stands for Time And Relative Dimension In Space.

Nice Dr. Who reference on Daylight Savings weekend.

Now if it would just skip ahead to fall since I really hate the summers here. Just too hot and humid.

Is that the Tardis at the Earl’s Court Station?

That is forward thinking this time of the year if you retrograded in the fall

If I do will all of my clocks be reset?

If you forget you will be tardi.

Set it for one hour forward, yep time for that stupid time change again.

You never forget your first doctor. Mine was Tom Baker. I remember watching with my mom.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year…when Anne gets to move the clocks up. Extra daylight Yes, Yes, Yes.

It would be inappropriate for me not to comment.

Hello? Deerfield Mass. PD? I’d like to report that the blue call box at the end of my driveway has gone missing. Yes, up in Millers Falls.

Dr. Who never lands the Tardis in America since this one time he landed near a farmhouse in Kansas and the Tardis was mistaken for an outhouse.

every year we “fall” for concocted silliness not needed for a century and try to recover by springing forward and losing to insanity. there will be some who will be so out of touch they are early for work on Monday

The year 6721 on the planet Distressa II. People are STILL setting their clocks back and forward even though there are no seasons!! TRADITION!!

Absolutely love this!

Should I be on first or second tomorrow morning?

I despise DST

Why does it say “police exit”?

Nice reference to Dr. Who.

thanks for the heads up. :)

Oh, I don’t know… Too wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey for me…

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Timey Whymey?

I’m resetting my phasers to “murder”.

Worker bees would’ve appreciated that time change moving forward an hour on Friday at 4PM.

The last time change!

Favorite quote, "I know you are the Doctor but who are you?

Someday, the do-nothings in Congress will look at this day and say EXTERMINATE

The government has done a great brainwashing job with this DST nonsense, getting the public to think it saves energy or causes the Sun to set later. The “later” sunsets are a natural occurrence due to the tilting of the Earth on its axis. Resetting the time has absolutely nothing to do with it. DST does not make the days longer; it’s the natural phenomenon known as the change of seasons that creates this.

With DST people have merely been conned into getting up one hour earlier, which creates the illusion of a “longer day.” This antiquated procedure serves no purpose and should have been abolished decades ago. Yet people still blindly follow this practice every March so their magic clocks can make the days longer.

Leave the clocks set on Standard Time (the true time). Those who wish to pursue that mythical “longer day” are free to get up an hour earlier during the spring and summer months, if that is so important.

I preferred the David Tennant Years.

Who, would have guessed it!!

I watched Doctor Who on SciFi channel while I had a cable package. Watching the show, it’s intriguing to imagine traveling like that through time, but you can’t help wondering if you’d be clever enough to survive being a companion of the Doctor. After I dropped cable completely, and basically stopped watching ‘TV’ of any kind, that was the only show I truly missed. It checked all of the entertainment boxes for me, including that the dialogue was so well written it never required expletives and strong sexual references to distract the viewer from a bad script. If you have never seen the episode “Midnight” (10th Doctor, David Tennant), it was a psychological horror that was tightly written, and brilliantly directed and acted in a Twilight Zone styling that left me deeply impressed. I was fortunate enough here in the states to find past season DVDs of Doctor Who at my local library to watch when I was wanting a fix. I started following the series after it rebooted. It’s nearly a draw for me on whether I love the 10th or 11th Doctor best. That said, I could have easily enjoyed more of Chris Eccleston’s Doctor. His was too short a run. I also happen to believe that the throwback to an older, more mature Doctor Who with Peter Capaldi was a great change-up. Steven Moffat saw it as natural for the young-old 11th doctor to transform into the old-young 12th Doctor. After the sometimes goofy, very approachable, and easily lovable Matt Smith Doctor, Capaldi’s Doctor was more alien, aloof, and unpredictable, yet still ferociously protective of the human species. I’m kind of glad I haven’t seen anymore of Doctor Who since the “The Ghost Monument” (with Jodie Whitaker); maybe someday I’ll binge watch the series from the 13th Doctor on. :-)

I KNEW THAT!

soo…. what is with the TARDIS in the strip??

What utter bullshyte! It’s a reminder to set your clocks ahead for Daylight Saving Time. What’s the BFD with this?

“It’s bigger on the inside than the outside!”

My favorite day…

I have a small village in our upstairs hall of bears (figurines, small toys, etc – varying from 1/2 inch to about 6 inches in height) in the left front corner of the main section of the village – next to the church is a strange dark blue police booth – yes, they don’t know, but somewhere among the bears is — Dr Who, who must be passing as a bear to be among them unnoticed with only his Tardis as something to notice. (We keep trying to figure out which bear should be him and how to make a small “screwdriver” for that bear.)

We have been watching since the show made its comeback. Did not like Jodie Whittaker. Though when she started – the prior repeat episodes into her episodes were a big help. Husband had hurt his back and needed something to watch continually on TV to keep his mind off his back – and that was the weekend that the episodes with her started.

Isn’t Arlo on the wrong side of the bed?