The Panthers welcome The Desert Panther, Tony Consiglio, back into The Lair for an episode packed with controversy, disagreements, and fireworks. Should Weird “Al” Yankovich perform at halftime in next year’s Superbowl, as a blatant pander to all the football-hating Nerds who don’t deserve it? Are any of the Panthers OK with their wives slinging their arms around our necks, like we’re not the men in the marriages, but instead some kind of subdued house-cat? Doesn’t it make more sense to choose being partially paralyzed over having your face mutilated like Jigsaw from the Punisher, assuming you’re single? And what’s up with this new craze the kids are into called “Falling Over in Public”? And can you guess which one of the Panthers wrote this episode summary?
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This week’s illustration of Inky the Domesticated Panther supplied by our very Tony Consiglio! Submit your own illustration of Inky to inkpanthers@gmail.com
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Abraham Lincoln, Black Eyed Peas, Dracula: Dead and Loving It, Football, Great Adventure, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, NFL, peacocking, Superbowl, Tony Consiglio, vampires, Weird Al Yankovich
The Panthers are back in The Lair, with a lengthy discussion about drawing political satire cartoons. Plus, we run down the list of 2012′s upcoming Nerd Movie Releases, and talk about what looks exciting and what doesn’t. The Hunger Games? Seriously, it’s a movie about kids fighting each other to the death, and people can’t wait for it to arrive? And what about that Hobbit. Plus: Mike went to see Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked, and got into an altercation with a livery cab driver. And lots more!!
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This week’s illustration of Inky the Domesticated Panther supplied by Andy Finkle! Submit your own illustration of Inky to inkpanthers@gmail.com
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Angouleme, Barack Obama, Chipwrecked, Dark Knight Rises, environmentalism, Mitt Romney, parenting, Peter Jackson, satire, The Avengers, The Hobbit, The Muppet Show, Theodore Roosevelt
