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The Next Sheldon Book Cover

Sunday, April 08, 2007 - 08:25 PM

My buddy Katherine and I, in preparation for the next Sheldon book cover, have been poking around 1950's advertising, looking for inspiration. And today, I'm quite sure that Katherine has uncovered the most disturbing advertisement that the 1950's ever produced.

Without further ado, I present to you THE WEIRDEST 7-UP AD EVER:

Items of interest:

- That baby is not only drinking 7-Up, he is chugging that bottle whole hog.

- Closer examination of the 7-Up bottle in the foreground reveals a coagulated mass of green ooze floating in the center. (Original formula, perhaps?)

- There is, for reasons unknown, a tiny little lamb in the ad. Perhaps to underscore that down-home, lamb-shank flavor in every delicious bottle of 7-Up.

- Apparently, at one point, the tagline "Nothing does it like Seven-Up!" was considered fantastically persuasive.

- And finally -- and most importantly -- there can no longer be any doubt as to why we Americans are fat. OUR PARENTS WERE FEEDING US 7-UP AT TWELVE MONTHS, FOR THE LOVE OF PETE!


(If you're interested in seeing more like this, head over to adclassix.com -- they've got some great stuff.)

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George Lucas

Sunday, April 08, 2007 - 12:13 AM

The Coffee Cup Challenge got in the way before I could finish off the Star Wars storyline. And so, strange though it may be to head back to that storyline on Easter, back we go!

(By the way, George Lucas was incredibly fun to draw.)

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Panel Dialogue Location Props
1 SHELDON: Mr. Lucas, I've met with Joss Whedon, Peter Jackson, and ten other directors, and none of them have the right touch for Star Wars.
George Lucas
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2 SHELDON: So, for better or for worse, I have to admit YOU'RE the best guy to handle Star Wars. Only you could've created that accidental masterpiece.
George Lucas (thumbs up): Thanks.
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3 SHELDON: But listen... before I go... could you do your famous party trick with the turkey gobbler?
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4 (SOUND FX): Wuggata wuggata wuggata
SHELDON (grinning): Ha! ...Awesome.
George Lucas (wiggling double chin)
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5 George Lucas (double chin jiggling, pointing): That's how we came up with Admiral Ackbar and Boss Nass, by the way.
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6 George Lucas (double chin jiggling): ...Also Jabba.
SHELDON (pointing): Um, it's still jiggling...
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Character Info

(SOUND FX)
First Appearance
December 25, 2001
Recent Appearances
June 05, 2006
SHELDON
First Appearance
November 30, 2001
Recent Appearances
May 07, 2006
George Lucas
First Appearance
April 08, 2007
Recent Appearances
April 08, 2007

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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