Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for August 06, 2009

Nothing is worse than lumpy soylent green.

Didn’t stir it enough while it was cooking, Cliff.

Rod Serling is turning over in his grave. Charlton Heston meanwhile, is turning over on a dish…

BTW remakes of both Soylent Green & Twilight Zone are in the works!

EEEEEEEEEWWWW!!!!

That’s what happens when you don’t drain off the cellulite…..

Too bad the blonde on the left isn’t a regular cast member. :)

Otherwise, I don’t even want to think about the implications of this.

And where is Winky?

That’s right. Cliff’s didn’t turn out well because there wasn’t enough spleen.

Maybe not. Since Ensign Kenny presumably died in Brewster’s class, he presumably ended up as a food source for Karnor’s class. Cliff’s Soylent Green thus has plenty of spleen, but not much brains.

Did I just say that? :P

A space ship should be a totally self-sustaining environment, after all. “To serve man” On a platter or in a bowl, I presume. Gotta love it.

Should have sourced organic - those Hollywood bodies have too high a silicon content to blend smoothly…

Ah the comments just add SO MUCH to this strip today!

I think Charlton Heston is turning over in the rotisserie.

It boogers the mind.

Since Gocomics isn’t going to post the Tuesday strip – which I thought was pretty good – you can see it here: http://www.comicstripnation.com/brewster-rocket-space-guy/brewster-rocket-space-guy-20090804.html

Thanks for the post dr.mel. Gocomics probably didn’t post tues. due to offening word use; d a n g. Wonder if they will bleep this too?

Lumpy? I didn’t know Clarence Rutheford was on the menu.

Lumpy - Ha, good one. Always good to hear a LITB reference.

But I never know what wine to serve with man - red, white, green?

Maybe Manichevitz?

As long as this grossness continues, how about blood wine? Millions of Klingon warriors can’t be wrong.

LOL!!!

You don’t want to know how Karnor makes hot dogs.

The Twilight Zone story is based on a short story To Serve Man written by Damon Knight.

I have a To Serve Man cookbook at home.

No. Really. Years ago someone with a warped sense of humor came out with a cookbook titled “To Serve Man.”

Soylent Green, like all processed foods, is lame. Use a barbeque pit.

Shades o’ the Donner Party! And that’s Winky Green, not Soylent.

Karnor looks like a crockpot man; good for him. Easiest way to make a homecooked meal.

Also see “The Secret Shih Tan” by Graham Masterson for an interesting cookbook.

Not to mention the Frugal Gourmet (if he hadn’t already died on July 7, 2004, this strip would’ve killed him).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frugal_Gourmet

Nice that Karnor shares.

Thats what happens when you use pork instead of human.