Or, as Mad magazine had it, “The Phewgitive.” Sample line (from memory): “Sure, I’ll help him. I’m risking my job and could go to prison, but it’s the least I can do for a complete stranger.” But actually, I’m with Pop. I loved that show.
I think from time to time Neal Rubin modifies the storylines based on reader comments. He brought Gramps and Harry back to Milford and this “Fugitive” angle isn’t going away.
Looks like the kids are going to have some great stories when they sit down for dinner and mom or dad ask, “What did you learn at your golf lessons today?”
I’m anxiously awaiting Pop’s next shirt selection. Which might be a long wait given the relative slowness of Gil-time. Because we girls are all about “fashion”. And I thought my Wyclef Jean/Fugees reference might be too obscure.
george almost 11 years ago
OK . . . now I ‘get’ it.
Maybe everyone else is misunderstanding the superior wisdom of Old Pro-Ras’ler Dude.
Or not.
chiphilton almost 11 years ago
Or, as Mad magazine had it, “The Phewgitive.” Sample line (from memory): “Sure, I’ll help him. I’m risking my job and could go to prison, but it’s the least I can do for a complete stranger.” But actually, I’m with Pop. I loved that show.
bearwku82 almost 11 years ago
I think from time to time Neal Rubin modifies the storylines based on reader comments. He brought Gramps and Harry back to Milford and this “Fugitive” angle isn’t going away.
Mopman almost 11 years ago
No, I don’t think so. Syndicated strips are submitted far in advance, too far to adjust the storyline on the fly.
chujusmith almost 11 years ago
Looks like the kids are going to have some great stories when they sit down for dinner and mom or dad ask, “What did you learn at your golf lessons today?”
BikeMike almost 11 years ago
More proof the Mauler has lost his mind, along with Neal & Rod.
bitsy twill almost 11 years ago
I’m anxiously awaiting Pop’s next shirt selection. Which might be a long wait given the relative slowness of Gil-time. Because we girls are all about “fashion”. And I thought my Wyclef Jean/Fugees reference might be too obscure.
jimbogbp almost 11 years ago
Fugie! Oh no! Now the old guy thinks he’s Ernest Borgnine on the set of McHale’s Navy.