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Uh-oh, someone’s generic little blue pills are kicking in again.
And, of course, the women band members smile delightedly at the prospect that Mort Winkerbean will now be leaving them alone as he hits on Lillian the Lizard.
If Lillian is joining the nursing home’s traveling band, shouldn’t she be required to be a resident of said nursing home? For liability reasons and such? What if the Bedside Manor bus crashes on the way to a “gig”?
What happened to a quarter inch from reality, TB? You’ve moved well past reality and into fantasy.
This is feeling like those Family Guy/Star Wars specials, where they eventually started running out of the Family Guy cast to portray the Star Wars characters and just threw in a bunch of characters from Seth MacFarlane’s other shows.
For the uninitiated, the big bands in the 1940s had either a male or female singer or both. The females were of course called girl singers, and the males were just as obviously called boys singers. Doris Day, Helen Forrest, Jo Stafford, Dinah Shore, and Peggy Lee, among a host of others, got their starts as girls singers in big bands.
J.J. O'Malley 10 months ago
Uh-oh, someone’s generic little blue pills are kicking in again.
And, of course, the women band members smile delightedly at the prospect that Mort Winkerbean will now be leaving them alone as he hits on Lillian the Lizard.
Bill Thompson 10 months ago
Those are some of the youngest nursing home residents you’ll ever see.
Bill Thompson 10 months ago
That’s exactly what you have there, Mort, but what about Lillian?
billsplut 10 months ago
Morton Winkerbean, Undertaker: I THINK WE’VE GOT AN EATER!
Ed: I’ll get the oven on!
The “JAZZ BAND” nods hungrily.
macgyver915 10 months ago
You guys are getting stranger and stranger – If I was a relative of yours, I think that I might call in a wellness check on you! LOL…
Gent 10 months ago
Oh looks. It is Funky Weenkerbean in Crankyshaft komix.
French Persons' Savvy Selection of Screaming Elly Premium Member 10 months ago
HA HA HA HA HA HA! ….. wait, what?
mn4nu 10 months ago
Hey look it’s Funky’s dad. Let’s see if he tries to sexually assault Lil.
Out of the Past 10 months ago
I confess. I thought this couldn’t get any worse.
Cabbage Jack 10 months ago
Yet another “beloved character from Funky WInkerbean” is here to push out Cranky: Mort the weird and canonically perverted letch!
elbow macaroni 10 months ago
Nobody cares. Where’s Crankshaft?
FassEddie 10 months ago
How could anybody pass that show up? Get me some tickets!
rockyridge1977 10 months ago
Girl??????
Blu Bunny 10 months ago
3rd panel, we did, where?
be ware of eve hill 10 months ago
If Lillian is joining the nursing home’s traveling band, shouldn’t she be required to be a resident of said nursing home? For liability reasons and such? What if the Bedside Manor bus crashes on the way to a “gig”?
What happened to a quarter inch from reality, TB? You’ve moved well past reality and into fantasy.
EntrancedCat 10 months ago
If all those knowing smirks the jazz band members are exchanging means that Lillian is in for cruel hazing, I’m all in favor of that.
lemonbaskt 10 months ago
even the hardware story was better then this ?where have the komix police d.q and chef tommy been hiding ?
raybarb44 10 months ago
Girl? Woman most definitely……
MuddyUSA Premium Member 10 months ago
Ridiculous!
kathleenhicks62 10 months ago
Old Maid singer to be correct. (Can she sing?)
JudithStocker Premium Member 10 months ago
I can’t see the humor of this slurred, snide remark toward Lillian. Why can’t men be respectful toward women anymore?
Dartpaw86 10 months ago
This is feeling like those Family Guy/Star Wars specials, where they eventually started running out of the Family Guy cast to portray the Star Wars characters and just threw in a bunch of characters from Seth MacFarlane’s other shows.
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member 10 months ago
For the uninitiated, the big bands in the 1940s had either a male or female singer or both. The females were of course called girl singers, and the males were just as obviously called boys singers. Doris Day, Helen Forrest, Jo Stafford, Dinah Shore, and Peggy Lee, among a host of others, got their starts as girls singers in big bands.
Mopman 10 months ago
I think today’s setup could not be accomplished in three panels so it probably will be continued tomorrow when we will get the great joke.
WilliamVollmer 10 months ago
Today’s strip kind sorta reminds me of the doris Day, Les Brown reunion.
carsc23 Premium Member 10 months ago
I forget. Was Mrs. Miller’s first name Lillian?