We know she's Chief Wiggum's wife and Ralph's mom, but I think she should be more of a character in Springfield. They should make Sarah Wiggum a official character and make her get some lines.
After all, they have more men in Springfield, so it wouldn't hurt to put in some women on there.
Heh, that one kinda bothered me for a while. Used to remember reading those strips way back then and never noticed the sudden dissapearance of Lyman, I thought he was a pretty cool guy to have around.
"I'm not interested in 27 movie channels of Japanese TV, but these days, you need cable if you want to watch anything, it's ubiquitous." - Thomas Wells, 41, Commerce TWP. Computer Salesman (from The Detroit News, 6/28/2002)
More like Mr. Davis just getting burned out of any good ideas I guess. Doing a strip for the past 25 years must be a painstakenly tiresome bore. Can't say if there's any end in sight to this stirp, but it would be interesting to see how it might end someday.
"I'm not interested in 27 movie channels of Japanese TV, but these days, you need cable if you want to watch anything, it's ubiquitous." - Thomas Wells, 41, Commerce TWP. Computer Salesman (from The Detroit News, 6/28/2002)
On Fri, Jan 31, 2003, 12:40am (EST+5), [email] (Thisisme104) wrote:
I only found it rather dumb they had to lose Sanjay in the process (perhaps we'll hear about that in the thrid/fourth season commentary tracks).
If anything, I also miss Lewis & Richard (Bart's other first season pals). Later on they felt Bart didn't needed that many friends at all.
Much of the Simpsons' years on television kinda reminds me of Peanuts in the same way that characters that were once in the comic strip (Shermy, Patty, Violet, etc) would vanish in the decades to come.
"I'm not interested in 27 movie channels of Japanese TV, but these days, you need cable if you want to watch anything, it's ubiquitous." - Thomas Wells, 41, Commerce TWP. Computer Salesman (from The Detroit News, 6/28/2002)