fflossdaily lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesGeorge Burns died 27 years ago. I'm guessing this comic was written before 1996, when George Burns died at ~100 years old... his last movie was in 1994. This is akin to the Betty White jokes being told up until her recent death.39Reply
ChaoticNeutralCzech feddit.de3Hide 3 repliesIs this a reference to The Simpsons’ “immortal” villain Mr Burns?1Reply
eeverett replylemmy.ml1Hide 1 replyNo, George Burns was a real comedian (who was really old by 1991).7Reply
sab replykbin.socialBorn 1896, died 1996 at the ripe old age of 100. Ended his stage career after a bath injury in 1994. Caught a cold at Frank Sinatra's Christmas party a month before his 100th birthday, and never fully recovered.18Reply
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George Burns died 27 years ago.
I'm guessing this comic was written before 1996, when George Burns died at ~100 years old... his last movie was in 1994.
This is akin to the Betty White jokes being told up until her recent death.
Copyright is dated 1991 top right
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Is this a reference to The Simpsons’ “immortal” villain Mr Burns?
No, George Burns was a real comedian (who was really old by 1991).
Born 1896, died 1996 at the ripe old age of 100.
Ended his stage career after a bath injury in 1994. Caught a cold at Frank Sinatra's Christmas party a month before his 100th birthday, and never fully recovered.