Interesting strategy for battling CV-19, shrink everyone so that their cells are too small to host the virus. Then, after the virus is gone, restore every one to their normal heights… except make me 6’ tall.
Did anybody get that this is a reference to the movie “Fantastic Voyage?” From 1965 or ’66, a sci-fi movie about miniaturizing a submarine and crew (Raquel Welch was one of them) to cure a sick person under the care of Dr. Benes.
Enter.Name.Here about 4 years ago
Mr. “Reduced to a poppy seed” is now Mr. “Flattened as a sheet of paper”.
Sir Ruddy Blighter about 4 years ago
Dr. Jan Benes, the scientist in Isaac Asimov’s novel about miniaturization, Fantastic Voyage
P51Strega about 4 years ago
Interesting strategy for battling CV-19, shrink everyone so that their cells are too small to host the virus. Then, after the virus is gone, restore every one to their normal heights… except make me 6’ tall.
Aladar30 Premium Member about 4 years ago
Oh no….
walstib Premium Member about 4 years ago
Maybe the doc is Elaine Benes’s sister, she was pretty short too.
cuzinron47 about 4 years ago
Scratch one evil scientist.
M2MM about 4 years ago
the Incredible Shrinking Man!
Out of the Past about 4 years ago
He can’t protest too much since he is on the payroll. Of course, he is also mad.
Sisyphos about 4 years ago
Oopsie. Not good, Sedgwick.
Dr. Benes’s Little People are now has-beens….
CurtHudson about 4 years ago
Did anybody get that this is a reference to the movie “Fantastic Voyage?” From 1965 or ’66, a sci-fi movie about miniaturizing a submarine and crew (Raquel Welch was one of them) to cure a sick person under the care of Dr. Benes.