So, either Luann is trying to relieve herself of the responsibility of something she did do, or, she knows somebody is going to be blamed for something she knows they didn’t do, and wants to show the proof of such. I’m strongly leaning toward the former.
Pretty clever, Greg – if one looks at the color image on the back of Frank’s newspaper, it shows Frank in his chair with Luann speaking to him towards the right.
Does Luann believe her father is Ward Cleaver who barks lectures at his kids, even when they are innocent of the wrongdoings he believes they are involved in??
Thank goodness Nancy isn’t June Cleaver, the ultimate “helicopter mom”!!
Luann turns on the recorder and her dad answers, “The innocent should not be punished – the guilty should be. Everyone deserves a second chance – not chance 7,013 (Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.) And things can be a hell of a lot worse than they appear on first glance – have you ever taken your car to the shop for what you thought was a minor problem and ended up paying $1,500?”
This gag would have been a better fit for 16 year old Luann. She’s in college student and presumably making more independent decisions despite living at home.
I’m sure someone has already commented on this but . . . the key word here is “wrongly” and sometimes things are as bad as they seem; sometimes, they are worse.
If it’s true that the words in the ’toon are mostly written by Karen now, GoComics should acknowledge that and not say that Luann is written by Greg Evans…
Guess what, Luann? You’re a grown woman (at least, technically). So, pack your bag and get outta this house, right now, no delays, no evasions, no semantic traps! Live like a grown-up, or die. It’s your choice! But no more sheltered dependency; it’s not good for you in the long run….
No one should be wrongly blamed, but historically there have been many things that were found to have been worse than they seemed or can be reasonably understood by an empathetic human (most of our brains rebel at the thought of some of the things humans have done to each other) and many people did not deserve a second chance, like the people responsible for those atrocities.
lvlax over 2 years ago
Uh oh… What trouble did Tara get Luann in, now?!?
C over 2 years ago
Setup
beb01 over 2 years ago
It’s almost like Luann is channeling Shannon here.
Prescott_Philosopher over 2 years ago
As a standalone strip, I think this the most irritating GnK have published.
Ryan B Premium Member over 2 years ago
And he doesn’t know about the hidden camera.
J. Scarbrough over 2 years ago
So, either Luann is trying to relieve herself of the responsibility of something she did do, or, she knows somebody is going to be blamed for something she knows they didn’t do, and wants to show the proof of such. I’m strongly leaning toward the former.
Namrepus over 2 years ago
Another “noodle incident” Sunday.
sallymargret over 2 years ago
Can someone tell me why CNN allegedly burned up $300,000,000?
legaleagle48 over 2 years ago
All right, Luann, NOW what have you done?
Ahuehuete over 2 years ago
She backed her car through the closed garage door while taking a video selfie?
Calliope over 2 years ago
Luann comes up with an elaborate argument for not cleaning her room: Year 30.
Brdshtt Premium Member over 2 years ago
Since this is a disconnected Sunday strip, we will never find out what Luann did with Jimmy Hoffa’s body.
kenhense over 2 years ago
So how bad is Luann’s car dinged up?
ronaldspence over 2 years ago
Recorder Luann? Maybe you can fax your notes to dad
Mordock999 Premium Member over 2 years ago
“I believe that young women should be drafted into the armed services. Now, what did you do, Luann?” – What Frank should have said.
Rhetorical_Question over 2 years ago
Lawyer up, Frank! Tape recorder bad news!
Aladar30 Premium Member over 2 years ago
Good move Luann, good move. But she can do that because Frank is a reasonable man.
Cheapskate0 over 2 years ago
Once again, G&K continue to paint Luann as the least desirable character in this strip.
Oh well.
Brdshtt Premium Member over 2 years ago
Pretty clever, Greg – if one looks at the color image on the back of Frank’s newspaper, it shows Frank in his chair with Luann speaking to him towards the right.
Alabama Al over 2 years ago
Either Luann had an accident with the car or … another matter.
live2read over 2 years ago
Translation: “I did something I shouldn’t have and I want to be exonerated for any wrongdoing.”
Susan00100 over 2 years ago
Does Luann believe her father is Ward Cleaver who barks lectures at his kids, even when they are innocent of the wrongdoings he believes they are involved in??
Thank goodness Nancy isn’t June Cleaver, the ultimate “helicopter mom”!!
Ellis97 over 2 years ago
What is Luann trying to prove exactly?
LawrenceS over 2 years ago
Luann turns on the recorder and her dad answers, “The innocent should not be punished – the guilty should be. Everyone deserves a second chance – not chance 7,013 (Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.) And things can be a hell of a lot worse than they appear on first glance – have you ever taken your car to the shop for what you thought was a minor problem and ended up paying $1,500?”
BuckarooDave over 2 years ago
meh
reedkomicks Premium Member over 2 years ago
This strip seems incomplete.
DawnQuinn1 over 2 years ago
A lot of Trumpers making comments here today.
preacherman Premium Member over 2 years ago
Yeah, it smells like a set up to me too, man.
Johnnyrico over 2 years ago
Luann is going to say she’s pregnant..
ctolson over 2 years ago
Time to take the Fifth Frank.
tremaine53 over 2 years ago
“Oh, and your words can be used against you in a court of law, dad. Please speak clearly, and into the microphone!”
Joe1962 over 2 years ago
Okay Lu what did you do.
kauri44 over 2 years ago
This gag would have been a better fit for 16 year old Luann. She’s in college student and presumably making more independent decisions despite living at home.
comic reader 22 over 2 years ago
How does he even know where it’s going? She has me confused.
D.E.N. over 2 years ago
This looks more like the beginning of a new weekday arc than a Sunday strip.
Templo S.U.D. over 2 years ago
Luann, is this for homework or something?
KEA over 2 years ago
kinda surprised she doesn’t have her attorney present
locake over 2 years ago
Frank can just answer NO to any or all of Luann’s questions. That would stop whatever she is trying to do.
brucer31245 over 2 years ago
I’m sure someone has already commented on this but . . . the key word here is “wrongly” and sometimes things are as bad as they seem; sometimes, they are worse.
The Quiet One over 2 years ago
What have you done Luann?
daddo52 over 2 years ago
Okay dear, what did you break?
Argythree over 2 years ago
If it’s true that the words in the ’toon are mostly written by Karen now, GoComics should acknowledge that and not say that Luann is written by Greg Evans…
cmxx over 2 years ago
Luann’s panel-two speech way overshoots the one in panel one.
Fuzzy Kombu over 2 years ago
I didn’t do it! I wasn’t even there when I did it!
Sailor46 USN 65-95 over 2 years ago
That everyone deserves a 2nd chance has always bugged me. I can name several “wrong doings” that I wouldn’t want to give a 2nd chance to.
JPuzzleWhiz over 2 years ago
Sad news from the world of country music:
Naomi Judd has passed away at the age of 76.
R. I. P. to a country legend.
Sisyphos over 2 years ago
Guess what, Luann? You’re a grown woman (at least, technically). So, pack your bag and get outta this house, right now, no delays, no evasions, no semantic traps! Live like a grown-up, or die. It’s your choice! But no more sheltered dependency; it’s not good for you in the long run….
DM2860 over 2 years ago
No one should be wrongly blamed, but historically there have been many things that were found to have been worse than they seemed or can be reasonably understood by an empathetic human (most of our brains rebel at the thought of some of the things humans have done to each other) and many people did not deserve a second chance, like the people responsible for those atrocities.