There are times that you have to do a joke about fish and chips just so you can get a horrible pun out of your system… I regret nothing. Don’t think poorly of Hilda for not getting it. English is[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s hard being the bookstore’s token good girl. But of course, when it seems that Erika and Blossom are likely to kill each other, how can you not wonder if there’s a way to break it up?
Blossom finally remembered to tell Hilda about Bert’s lead about… guys. (As far as we can tell all she knows is that Bert had a lead. Suma hung probably hung up on him, despite Blossom’s desperate begging!) Even if Hilda[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Fran and Olive are back from their meeting with Mimi-Chan. Much to their relief, they appear to be still alive. Things must have gone well, considering Olive doesn’t have a clue what happened.
Being given a teddy bear at the end of a secret meeting is very confusing for Olive. It’s one more thing that makes her wonder if she and Fran were dragged away by the right covert organization.
As she promised, Dielle has just arrived at Gage’s place to see if Gage has any clothes besides his signature band t-shirt. On a side note, I checked, and this is the first time Dielle has been to Gage’s apartment.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Much to our surprise, Gage actually owns several dress shirts. Contrary to the current comic shorthand these days, nothing happened before the first panel beyond Gage changing his shirt. (even though Dielle appreciates when he does it slowly.) Having said that,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
In case anyone was wondering why Mimi-Chan gave Fran the teddy bear, here’s why. So… Fran’s kind of right about the spy stuff.
Hilda is back at Creative Manor after first dropping off Kate here. It seems as if a day of no distractions paid off for Kate.
Blossom finally gets a chance to ask Bert about his lead after being forbidden to talk to him at work.
