Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for October 05, 1987
October 04, 1987
October 06, 1987
Transcript:
Mom: Your dad and I are going out to see a movie tonight. Calvin: Can I come too? Mom: No. You're staying home. Calvin: What, I got the plague?! Why can't I come? Mom: Because other people like to watch movies without hearing advice shouted to the characters on the screen. Calvin: So who does that? Are you saying I do that?
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RaePerry over 14 years ago
Joel’s Birthday…
Bgranger1990 over 12 years ago
Lol Of course not lol
bmonk over 10 years ago
Yes. Calvin, you do have the plague—a social plague, called “childhood”.
yow4zip Premium Member over 10 years ago
Don’t go in there!!!
ClaraBadWolf over 7 years ago
I talk to movie characters, too…
“Don’t split, up, idiots!!!” is my most common admonition.
PBS1! about 3 years ago
Hey Avengers, just get the time stone first and the rest will be easy.
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray almost 3 years ago
Don’t you just hate effers that talk over a picture, when it’s your first viewing ?
Tijaro over 2 years ago
all the characters in movies are usually stupid, I’m with Calvin on this one
alexzinuro 6 months ago
Imagine if Calvin were watching “Mary Poppins”. Do you remember the scene where Mary sings “A Spoonful of Sugar”, and she magically organizes the nursery by snapping her fingers? Jane is able to do this as well, but Michael can’t do it at first. Soon, he can, but just as he snaps his fingers and makes the books on the floor fly into his hands, Jane snaps her fingers and makes the wagon carry him into the closet. I could picture Calvin shouting, “KNOCK IT OFF, JANE!” and “STOP HER, MARY!”.