They always seemed like an old married couple to me anyways.
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Geek Carnival 7
Posted by Becca at Sunday, February 15, 2009
Labels: geek carnival
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7 comments:
I always thought Dr. Smith had an apron stowed away somewhere
This could be the best geek carinval yet!
I love the fact the robot is using one of his lines against him.
I never really pegged Dr. Smith for a robosexual.
And I don't know why, but why do I feel he's been taking cooking lessons from Aria Giovanni? I know that Becca hasn't linked to the new ones (especially the scrambled eggs she calls an omelet), but that kitchen looks familiar, if it was one long one instead of in a corner... hmm...
heh.
Fantastic. You got the verbostiy of smith pretty well. Was he that alliterative?
what was he cooking for the robot anyway?
Very funny ;->
Dr. Smith is like an old granny, eh? Even more than a nagging spouse. But when Granny of the Beverly Hillbillies gets on board, watch out!
Ha-ha! Nice. Good likeness on Dr. Smith.
Pidomon-
Sure the apron is the towel of the Lost in Space universe ;)
Anon-
Ha! You got Robosexual in there! I love Futurama!! And I know I haven't linked the new ones! I keep meaning too but I am too easily distracted I think...ARia should have her own TV show! Who cares what she cooks, she's so darn cute!
Sweet Enemy-
When writing for Dr. Smith you have to get that verbosity in there :) Ah Dr. Smith...he was the coolest cat in the galaxy man!
Arkonbey-
Stew I think...
Erik-
Oh yes Dr. Smith is very much like an old woman I've always thought! Hmmm wonder who would win in a grudge match Granny or Smith?
Jason-
Yeah I like the way he turned out. You can almost feel the velour of his suit...ahh velour is there any cheaper a material?
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