I watched the first two episodes, but it immediately became a show that lived on my DVR until there was nothing else left to catch up on. Good enough to record, but not good enough to actually take the time to watch.
The "I needed that" makes the whole comic. Only so much energy can be put into worrying about cancellations until we all snap!
I guessing that the garbage bag kid was either a shadow or the invisible man (because it was after dark).
The childhood costume that I was most excited to wear was also my biggest failure. At about nine years old, I wanted to be Quicksilver from the Silverhawks cartoon, but it was fairly obscure (I think that was the only year it aired), and couldn't understand why my mom couldn't find a Quicksilver costume anywhere. So rather than give in and be something else, I insisted my parents wrap my body in tin foil, and added a tin foil-covered football helmet. They followed me with two spare rolls for patch jobs. Of course, nobody had a clue who I was, not even most of my classmates.
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The "I needed that" makes the whole comic. Only so much energy can be put into worrying about cancellations until we all snap!
The childhood costume that I was most excited to wear was also my biggest failure. At about nine years old, I wanted to be Quicksilver from the Silverhawks cartoon, but it was fairly obscure (I think that was the only year it aired), and couldn't understand why my mom couldn't find a Quicksilver costume anywhere. So rather than give in and be something else, I insisted my parents wrap my body in tin foil, and added a tin foil-covered football helmet. They followed me with two spare rolls for patch jobs. Of course, nobody had a clue who I was, not even most of my classmates.
Maybe that's what happened to garbage bag boy...