Yes, not just Death yet again, but Death and Mister Peanut.
They’re obviously doing the Comic Strip Circuit together.
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I like that one.
I laughed loud enough to wake my cats. Not to worry, they went right back to sleep.
It’s comments like these (and Bill’s introductory statements) that make me like this list so much.
I like the fact that Mr. Peanut’s EKG is still showing heartbeats. Of course he can’t die now.
This is the story behind Sir Terry’s ‘Reaper Man’; when DEATH wasn’t there to collect souls, NO ONE and NOTHING died. Imagine the chaos. Sir Terry did.
” Sir Terry did.”
There’s a couple of similar episodes in Piers Anthony’s “Incarnations of Immortality” series. In that one, Death can be killed when he comes for you… but then you take over as Death, and nobody’s souls get harvested until you figure out what you’re supposed to do.
“Sir Terry did.”
Let’s not forget the opening to Death Takes a Holiday (1934).
I’m not saying sir pTerry wasn’t inventive, but this particular idea goes way back.
And then I think there was an episode of Family Guy that had a similar plot.
And then I think there was an episode of Family Guy that had a similar plot.
Yeah, a snarky Death. He sprains an ankle chasing Peter and has to hole up at the Griffin’s.
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I like that one.
I laughed loud enough to wake my cats. Not to worry, they went right back to sleep.
It’s comments like these (and Bill’s introductory statements) that make me like this list so much.
I like the fact that Mr. Peanut’s EKG is still showing heartbeats. Of course he can’t die now.
This is the story behind Sir Terry’s ‘Reaper Man’; when DEATH wasn’t there to collect souls, NO ONE and NOTHING died. Imagine the chaos. Sir Terry did.
” Sir Terry did.”
There’s a couple of similar episodes in Piers Anthony’s “Incarnations of Immortality” series. In that one, Death can be killed when he comes for you… but then you take over as Death, and nobody’s souls get harvested until you figure out what you’re supposed to do.
“Sir Terry did.”
Let’s not forget the opening to Death Takes a Holiday (1934).
I’m not saying sir pTerry wasn’t inventive, but this particular idea goes way back.
And then I think there was an episode of Family Guy that had a similar plot.
And then I think there was an episode of Family Guy that had a similar plot.
Yeah, a snarky Death. He sprains an ankle chasing Peter and has to hole up at the Griffin’s.