Red and Rover by Brian Basset for April 18, 2019

Is this the George Shultz Polygun model from 1954 or the Meyers and Tennants 1949 plastic extrusion gun (drawing looks closer to this one). If it’s Carl Wellers glue gun from 1971 the show would have been cancelled…

That ought to stop the alien monster.

“PHLARB PHLARB.” I laughed.

Oh, it’s a phaser!! Sure!!

Dogs are so literal-minded.

Well, that should work on the paper-mache “rocks”…

I think I’d rather use a phaser, boys.

Love Rover’s Vulcan ears!!

Rover – let Red do what he’s gotta do…have fun, kids love and hugs

Kirks’ Phaser Can Only Fire Green Slime. Good way to remember biological taxonomy before the addition of Domains.

Phlarb is an interesting onomatopoeia! Lol! Love my little darlings!

I always wondered how you aim a phasor.

Careful Red…. it may be Marvin with his “Q-36 explosive space modulator” and you may be out-armed!

I love this storyline! Live long and prosper, boys!

Set phasers to “sticky”…

There were out of phasers, this is a suitable substitute.

“Zap zap!”

Hey, a hot glue gun helped Ed Mercer and Kelly from “The Orville” beat the Krill…

Never in my whole life have I heard a phaser go phlarp. I strongly suggerst getting it checked right away. There might be a problem with the energy distribution.

Twas brillig and the slithy tove did phlarb and gimble in the wabe.

Rover, I love your ears!