Romance isn’t dead. It’s on life support, though.
November 18,1947 on the DuMont Network, the early TV sitcom “Mary Kay and Johnny”.
Not even kinescopes exist, so it exists only in the memory of people who saw the shows when first broadcast.
The start of an annual tradition in the strip of CB trying to kick the football.
Most of the strips with Lucy pulling the football away are Sunday strips. There are a handful of weekday strips but the characters are usually talking about what Lucy does to CB.
Originally she was a toddler and then “aged up” so by 1954 to appear to be about the same age as Charlie Brown.
More likely turned into a newt, but he’ll get better later.
I see Opal doesn’t know about the latest craze for cooking zucchini, making noodles and using pasta sauce as a covering.
Because they are excluded, they want to be “just like a man.”
“Do as I say, not as I do!”
A formerly rich nephew is now a poor relation. He can make it up when he becomes King.
Romance isn’t dead. It’s on life support, though.