Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for April 23, 2017

They want to create suspense. ’Tain’t working.

I’ve noticed that with conspiracy theories, they ask questions so you think you’ve figured it out for yourself, and it’s easier to believe.

A 9/11 theorist nut friend asks, why didn’t the air force scramble any jets that day? I’m supposed to think, Ahhh of course, they were IN on it! But then, when I ask about flight 93, he says the air force shot it down. “With WHAT?” I ask. He says, it doesn’t matter WHICH is right, either is damning. But just because they can’t both be right, doesn’t mean they can’t both be WRONG!

All aboard the hype train!

So, what are the comment rules? I posted something here yesterday and it was quickly stricken. I looked through some of the other strips and this happens a lot. Dick Tracy has 57 comments just this morning and only 19 are showing.

I like some of the shows on the Science channel. They are straight forward and discuss the evidence and interpretations. But some of the shows are following the “Ancient Aliens” format. They have interesting topics but I find it difficult to watch with all the hype. IT’S GEORGIO’S FAULT!!!

Arlo’s TV “documentary” sounds a lot like the morning news!

I used to like documentaries. Now I hate them.

The new news worthy media enticing lead ins.