Evidently, Meg didn't begin menstruating until she was sixteen. (That was her age when the Swansons arrived next door.)
And yes, I realize that it's silly to analyze a cutaway gag in this manner.
Evidently, Meg didn't begin menstruating until she was sixteen. (That was her age when the Swansons arrived next door.)
And yes, I realize that it's silly to analyze a cutaway gag in this manner.
"Gui Mayfly" wrote in message news:[email]...
It's also kinda pointless to have a timeline in a show where a neighbor's wife has been pregnant for three season and has yet to give birth!
I'd love to see nit-pickers do their job on FG the way Treckers do on Star Trek. Their brains would explode!
dan
dan. wrote:
On the contrary - that maintains the "nobody gets older" continuity. (Unlike "King of the Hill", where Cotton managed to get his new wife pregnant and have her deliver the child, all while Bobby doesn't get any older.)
-- Don
That's part of what's funny about Bobby - he's not growing up, but his friends (Joseph and Khan Jr) are....
-Dave