Rudy Park by Darrin Bell and Theron Heir

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leftwingpatriot said, 8 months ago

So does Mort.
simpsonfan2 said, 8 months ago

Murrow won.
rvernon said, 8 months ago

@simpsonfan2
Just Googled it. Murrow didn’t win in 1959, Alistair Cooke’s show “Omnibus” won in 1959.
Randy_B said, 8 months ago

Someone here is a visitor from an alternate universe.
Rx71Wm29 said, 8 months ago

Are’t we all visitors from an alternate universe? I know I am! What about you? Come on, admit it!
Ryan said, 8 months ago

lol….Randy is right
simpsonfan2 said, 8 months ago

@rvernon
Maybe it was the next year Murrow won, but he did win.
People can win for hosting the show, and for producing/writing.
rvernon said, 8 months ago

@simpsonfan2
He did win, four times according to what I’ve found. But I think Mort wanted him to win every time.
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Rudy Park is the story of a modern family connected not by blood, but by something much more powerful: caffeine. These friends, misfits and latte addicts - like many Americans in search of connection - find their sense of community at a cafe. With some characters who barely look up from their iPhones and others who only communicate via bullhorn, Rudy Park skewers the eccentricities of modern communication.

A self-taught artist, Bell graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with a degree in political science. His award-winning editorial cartoons have appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle, Los Angeles Times, Oakland Tribune and on "60 Minutes." He started out as the illustrator of Rudy Park along with writer Theron Heir, and now he does both the art and writing. He also creates the daily comic strip Candorville.

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