Baldo: We launch ourselves into an oldie about Tia Carmen's back story. We also get an art shift from 'big foot mutant' to 'realistic.'

Betty: Junior appears to have taken up ventriloquism.

Breaking Cat News: We appear to be witnessing the return of a lost cat from the perspective of other cats.

Dick Tracy: As he and Sam survey the baffling ( Read more... )

Baldo: This life is for squirrels. Baldo's off to the corner to whistle at girls.

Betty: Alex extends dithering about what to wear to her mask.

Breaking Cat News: The crew react to The Peoples' decision to camp out in the back yard in character.

Dick Tracy: We start week two of the mystery on a cliffhanger.

Doonesbury: Jeff has finally had ( Read more... )

Baldo: Tia Carmen doesn't know what her useless folk remedies do until someone is fool enough to test them.

Betty: We end the week with a look at people who got pets in order to relieve the boredom of lockdown.

Breaking Cat News: We start a new arc with Puck being awakened by a mysterious voice.

Dick Tracy: Sam thinks that the eyesore monument ( Read more... )

Baldo: Gracie has just invented the suggestion box.

Betty: Betty applies hand sanitizer in such a manner as to avoid hand contact.

Breaking Cat News: Lupin loves the footrest on the recliner. He won't when it retracts back into the chair.

Dick Tracy: Vitamin is about to re-learn the price of shooting off his big mouth again.

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Baldo: Tia Carmen resents a long dead relative for loving a non-Mexican soccer team.

Betty: The shaming arc shows us how to avoid people who think that the virus is over because 45 says so.

Breaking Cats News: Elvis gets all pompous about why he's lying on a bath towel.

Dick Tracy: Day Five of the Minit Mystery has Presto boast about the big ( Read more... )

Baldo: Tia Carmen retroactively declares herself kin to a Latina suffragette.

Betty: Day Three of Delaney and Rasmussen's attempt to shame the shameless castigates those who sneeze into the open.

Breaking Cat News: Puck thanks Natasha by creatively rearranging Cole Porter.

Dick Tracy: Once again, Vitamin is about to talk to a perp without ( Read more... )

Baldo: Tia Carmen is too focused on the old normal to notice the new normal.

Betty: We continue on with our shaming of virus denialists.

Breaking Cat News: We wrap up the broken vase story line with mild wordplay.

Dick Tracy: We continue on with Vitamin not quite able to guess which old actor wants to wreck the eyesore.

9 Chickweed Lane: Let's ( Read more... )

Baldo: Gracie helps out front line workers.

Betty: Betty comments on some nitwit cyclist who thinks he's immortal.

Breaking Cat News: The toddler cops to dropping the vase only to be told everything's cool.

Dick Tracy: Vitamin has no idea which of the many theatrical nitwits in the city wants to play social justice hostage taker.

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Baldo: Estella is probably the only girl on the planet who doesn't respond to the Immortal Bard.

Betty Another day, another reminder that We Are The Borg.

Breaking Cat News: We have a tense stand-off between the Woman and Puck over a 'treat' that'd poison him if he ate it.

Dick Tracy: We begin a Minit Mystery about someone threatening an ugly- ( Read more... )

Baldo: Baldo might be finally getting through his thick damned skull that school isn't a form of punishment.

Betty: We end the Emotional Intelligence arc with Betty reeling in horror because Bub is better at reading faces than she is.

Breaking Cat News: The cats ask the toddler why he dropped the ugly vase on the floor.

Dick Tracy: Now that ( Read more... )