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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Nov 1996.
Re: THE TICK

Re: THE TICK


Phoenix T'Kar (tka...@dimensional.com) writes:

> Der Fledermaus. 'fledermaus' in german means 'bat'. There once a nightclub
> I used to hang out at near Giessen, Germany that was named Der Fledermaus.
> The character you people are talking about on The Tick is suppost to be a
> bat. (Sort of the tick worlds version of Batman.)

No way. He's a mouse. Besides the fact that bats don't look like what Die
Fleidermaus (definite sp, I assume) dresses up as, there have been
references in the television show to him being a mouse. Not a bat. Maybe
they've been really subtle jokes I haven't been getting, but I assume when
they say he's a mouse, they mean he's a mouse. And I've been a Tick freak
since the premiere episode, all the way through the latest episode, "The
Tick vs. Prehistory". 

--
I want to hang from the old creepy. (DA)

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From: dc5...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Lisa M. Higgs)
Subject: Re: THE TICK
Date: 1996/11/22
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