Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for November 01, 2009

He’s gonna whack ya, Glen.

Second childhood? What second childhood?

and more pillows…

Or is this some hi-bred version of Cricket that ain’t reached a mass audience yet…

Yeeeee haaaa! I want these guys in My Neighborhood!

“PULL!!”

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Be careful, Glen, or Mr. Goudy will put that broomstick in a place that will make it difficult for you to sit in that box again.

Mr Goudy seems to be having a good time himself!

My daughter did not get to her pumpkin so I got two! Here are Miranda and Alfi:

https://imgur.com/a/J7EyaPb

Batter up!

Aren’t they always?

In spite of more “advanced” strips, this remains one of my favorite Cleo & Co. animations.

I love the examples chosen to demonstrate his savoir faire…

And the “filmstrip” in the final frame gives it one of the most memorable “credits” panels.

The most interesting basset is still hungry for the same type of kibble several years later. Must be good kibble.

Is Glen related to Dill’s (Cul de Sac) brothers? Uncle? Grandpa? Role model?

Classy! I liked the parting shot of “Stay Hungry, my Friends”.

Hubba, Hubba!! Love this one. You da dog!!

I think Mr. Goudy is just upset that Glen won’t give him a turn.

Sometimes a fading memory is a blessing. I loved this animation as if it was completely new (if a bit dated). The roses!

Yeah that’s the problem with cartoons dealing with current social issues or situations or advertisements. They quickly become outdated