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Peanuts by Charles Schulz for May 24, 1966
May 23, 1966
May 25, 1966
Transcript:
Charlie Brown stands on the pitcher's mound and says, "Good grief, my center fielder is facing the wrong way!"<BR><BR> Charlie Brown walks up to Lucy and says, "Hey, the ball game is this way!" Lucy replies, "I can't face that way . . . the sun shines in my beautiful eyes . . . I have very sensitive and beautiful eyes . . . "<BR><BR> Charlie Brown says, "Maybe you'd like to have us move the whole ball field around in front of you?" Lucy replies, "That's a good idea, Charlie Brown . . . you do that . . . I'll stay right here."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown walks off and thinks, "I can't stand it . . . I just can't stand it!"<BR><BR>
If Peanuts strips were ever shown on TV, as a TV show series, as skits on the show, even, chances are they would end with HILARIOUS music, like on Sesame Street, at the end, with the punch line(you know, for anyone who’s of my generation, who would have watched “Old School Sesame Street,” there was always that “milky sounding”of seven notes, that I have always called the "WIP"song—Wip-wip, wipwipwipwip. WIP!" or that four-note tuba sound, heard at the end of typical Bert and Ernie skits—well, that’s what I’m talking about here. Anyway, at the punch line here, Lucy—“Yes, Charlie Brown, that’s EXACTLY what I want you to do, turn the whole ball field around, so the sun won’t shine in my beautiful eyes,” and what CB is like, in Panel 4:“I JUST can’t win, can I? I JUST CAN”T WIN!" Wipwip, wipwipwipwip. WIP!!! HILARIOUS song, or tune, that "WIP"song, on “Old School Sesame Street,”(at the end of skits with funny endings, of course.)