I’m not anticipating a lot of people coming to the site today, but if it turns out you sought reprieve from your cheek-pinching aunt, thanks for logging on and checking out the site.
I love this time of year because it seems like movies are on in the background all the time. Cami and I were preparing food to take over to our relatives houses today and tomorrow. We enjoyed a double-feature. Miracle on 34th Street (1994 Dylan McDermott remake, not the original) followed promptly by Steve Martin’s and Carl Reiner’s Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid. I’ll give you two guesses who picked which movie.
Not much else to say except “Enjoy the Holiday!” I know I will. See you back here on Monday!
I can’t tell you how long I’ve wanted to make a Baby: Secret of Lost Legend reference in this comic. Now, after 10 years, I’VE FINALLY DONE IT!
What’s that, you say? You don’t remember Baby: Secret of Lost Legend? Then take a minute to watch the trailer from this steaming 80s turd-burger…
Feel better? I know I do.
Turning our attention toward the comic, I want to let people know that this is NOT how Cami informed me that we were pregnant with Henry back in 2006. It would have been pretty cool if she did, but it didn’t shake out that way.
I do remember, however, that Cami had a unique fascination with John Hughes’ She’s Having A Baby leading up to and during that pregnancy – which I didn’t mind because, on the one hand, John Hughes. However, on the other hand… Elizabeth McGovern. Not one of my favorites.
I don’t have much more to add to this comic. To be truthful, I’m wiped out. After producing two comics back-to-back with the Christmas holiday thrown on top, I’m actually looking to New Year’s Eve so I can get a little REST!
As for Theater Hopper, this is the third to last comic. I’ll produce one more this week – likely Thursday or Friday – and the very last comic will be Monday, December 31.
Incidentally, I recently learned that James Kochalka’s American Elf is ALSO ending it’s run next Monday. This was not planned. But now I’m bummed out. I love American Elf. We’re losing a great journal comic, folks. But I’m interested to see where Kochalka goes next.
Anyway, that’s all for now. Please share up this comic to put some extra eyeballs on it. If the internet is anything like me, they’re probably a little distracted at the moment!
See you soon!