Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for March 16, 2010

It interfers with the melodious sounds of his oboe…

Right up there with David Lister’s “Ohm” song, Alice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzUboz98WYk

Heres a great video of Richard doing a sketch!

Great sounds from that ukulele, Alice.

Thanks for the link Cheeseguy.

No prob.. If you are fans of CDS I thought you would like the video I made of Richard.

Cheeseguy, thanks for sharing! I enjoyed the three animated shorts, too. The voices seemed just right.

I didnt do the shorts but they are so fun! I would love to do some flash animation for CDS. Maybe one day!

Alice can out weird calvin with one hand tied behind her back

Petey’s jealous that he can’t dance and play the oboe at the same time!

Nice oboe drool.

I will have that song in my head all day!

Polly Wolly Doodle all the day?

Wow, the Dinette Set sort of disappeared without a trace.

So did Winnie the Pooh, plainwater

I want the guinea pig to have a monocle! Great to see the video, thanks. :)

When Alice gets it down pat, it’s gonna sound like this.

http://tinyurl.com/djkma3

The Dinette Set was pretty funny.

I’m surprised its no longer here.

Who makes those decisions?

As always brilliant.

The Dinette Set is over at comics.com.

As well as Prickly City. A week ago, many of you scoff at the idea of Cul De Sac being an animated series. Well after seeing Richard Thompson at work on You Tube, I say it’s still worth a shot.

Move over Banjo Man Timmy Fretwork, here comes Alice with her toy ukulele!

Ukuleles are pretty much toys under the best of circumstances.

(That doesn’t mean there aren’t people who play them beautifully, of course; check out Jake Shimabukuro: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puSkP3uym5k)

I’ll bet Alice and Timmy Fretwork could charge for a doing a duet version of Polly Wolly Doodle… surely all of Miss Bliss’ students would want to do that!

funny! Strange, I play the ukelele.