Housepets!

He's taking this faster than I thought.

Come on, some kids could use some help in Calculus.

Im i the only one who is wondering how Tiger got in to the show so quickly ,i mean he goes from questioning things to singing?

I'm sure Tiger has more knowledge of differential calculus than I do.

Passing on time, it's the hour for 'fun',
and 'Archibald's time has finally begun.
Tiger's face is stuck on slack-jawed
as he makes sure kids won't be bored.
It's time for him to spin the wheel of things
to see what education today brings
it could be math or even 'Archibald sings'.
It's Maths. Tigers' terror begins.
He's working for a channel so cheap,
the past life of the wheel they keep
alive. Tiger didn't look before the leap
and he'll lose in the next ratings sweep.

"Well at least they'll get an early start for college"

(beat ya again Xane!)

GO TI-ARCHIBALD!!!!

ya gotta love how quickly he got into that, *finger snap* "Click!"
*Tiger Thoughts:*

Tiger wrote:OOH! it's a wheel! Full of things I don't understand! Lets spin it!!!!

and I love that it was supposed to land on "cat" and that Rock knew this...., hmm givin the new guy a little teasing and trouble guys? as long as it's all in good fun

Darn... I could've used some help with my differential calculus...

Wheel of Morality turn turn turn!
Tell us the lesson that we should learn!

Maybe if you didn't make it rhyme, the wheel wouldn't be compelled to land there, Tiger. Jeez, man.

Well Tiger, looks like you are having fun! Just be careful about what you say!

I like how it is just two ferrets in the audience, heh. Must make it easy to avoid stage fright

Well, I cannot wait for Archibald to teach me something!

I can see a dog trying to educate people about cats landing him in hot water from both species...

WhoElseButQuagmire wrote:Wheel of Morality turn turn turn!
Tell us the lesson that we should learn!

Glad to see I wasn't the only one thinking that

WhoElseButQuagmire wrote:Wheel of Morality turn turn turn!
Tell us the lesson that we should learn!

I thought of that, too 8D

This is seriously just...the best thing. Tiger deserved this.

If only it had fallen on 'Interesting Pizza Toppings'.

Stuff. wrote:

WhoElseButQuagmire wrote:Wheel of Morality turn turn turn!
Tell us the lesson that we should learn!

I thought of that, too 8D

This is seriously just...the best thing. Tiger deserved this.

You could make it the moral compass instead! But tiger would only get bad results from it.

I don't know who I want to turn out to exist as an unknown sibling to the one faking being them more, Archibald or Concord

Well, that's why they should have prepared more carefully XD

GarrisonSkunk wrote:If only it had fallen on 'Interesting Pizza Toppings'.

A good subject.

Then again, the two in your avatar might be responsible for the script?

Welsh Halfwit wrote:

GarrisonSkunk wrote:If only it had fallen on 'Interesting Pizza Toppings'.

A good subject.

Then again, the two in your avatar might be responsible for the script?

"Why is there a badly drawn dog, wearing a cape on the top left?"
(I like Spot the Superdog comics, I have nothing against them btw)

diss wrote:[ Funning Learntime ]

Title Text: . . . it's a work in progress

It's not that Tiger doesn't know differential calculus, you see, it's just that he's not sure how he can squeeze all of it into a single segment.

Is this, like, political commentary?

GarrisonSkunk wrote:If only it had fallen on 'Interesting Pizza Toppings'.

Or maybe World pasta sauces. (That I wanna see)

Actually, I could use this lesson on calculus ... So I'm all ears

aBritishfox wrote:

Welsh Halfwit wrote:

GarrisonSkunk wrote:If only it had fallen on 'Interesting Pizza Toppings'.

A good subject.

Then again, the two in your avatar might be responsible for the script?

"Why is there a badly drawn dog, wearing a cape on the top left?"
(I like Spot the Superdog comics, I have nothing against them btw)

Maybe the Miltons should revamp the show into "Who Wants to be a Milton Ferret Millionaire?" with the top prize being getting to spend a week with the ferrets. (Of course, the winner will have to wear a ferret costume the whole time, will have no real control over the fortune, and because the experience has a MSRP of 1Million dollars receive no other prizes once the week is up). Still should be fun for all!

WhoElseButQuagmire wrote:Maybe the Miltons should revamp the show into "Who Wants to be a Milton Ferret Millionaire?" with the top prize being getting to spend a week with the ferrets. (Of course, the winner will have to wear a ferret costume the whole time, will have no real control over the fortune, and because the experience has a MSRP of 1Million dollars receive no other prizes once the week is up). Still should be fun for all!

Who wants to be a Miltionaire?
Hehe, that actualy sounds like a good arc to do.

Come on guys, it's just differential calculus.

It's not rocket science except for... You know... When it actually is rocket science.

I love Tiger's smile in panel two.

So then, judging on how quick Tiger is to except the surprises, can we assume he enjoys kids?

Differential calculus is easy. Integration, that's the hard part.

^True.

I'd like to learn more about CATs too.
*Bulldozes the studio*

We can still make this work! We can talk about CATS and differential calculus!
CATS stands for Computer Asisted Tomography Scans, right?

Hedronal wrote:I don't know who I want to turn out to exist as an unknown sibling to the one faking being them more, Archibald or Concord

Concord, have peanut admit his feelings and he turns out to be talking to concord.

Tiger teaching about cats. Seems even the ferrets can't help but avoid that topic with his real name.

On the bright side, I could just imagine Bino trying to rub it in on Tiger in public, only for Bino to get mobbed.

Well, that's one large dartboard.

I'm sure George Washington would love to spend an hour or so learning with Tiger. Even presidents need some honest-to-dog education from time to time!

"Are you ready to learn?" "George Washington!"

George Washington

Not good enough! F minus minus!

*BUZZ!!!*

Ok, it's needed that I repeat it: the ferrets are really approximative in what they do. This learning hour looks to be pretty annoying if presented in that way... Fortunately it's still a test. Good luck with attempt to teach differential calculus, Tiger, or maybe, you would turn again the wheel?
What's funny is that Tiger, now also known as Arcibald the dog, has to do a lesson about cats, instead. Right him, that's known to be "half cat". Are you doing that on purpose?

Iwuh wrote:"Are you ready to learn?" "George Washington!"

What a weird reply to that question, indeed...

Frank wrote:We can still make this work! We can talk about CATS and differential calculus!
CATS stands for Computer Asisted Tomography Scans, right?

I thought ist was cucumber artichoke tomato sauce,
but yours sounds more logical.

TendoTwo wrote:

WhoElseButQuagmire wrote:Wheel of Morality turn turn turn!
Tell us the lesson that we should learn!

Glad to see I wasn't the only one thinking that

Third!

And is that "Goerge Washington" utterance a Cow and Chicken reference?

Argent wrote:Differential calculus is easy. Integration, that's the hard part.

So differential calculus is just an allegory for discrimination?

Oh, come on. Differential Calculus isn't really all that hard. Neither is Integral Calculus. But I have two cats, and have had them for the better part of a decade now, and grew up with a cat, and I would be hard-pressed to actually explain them. They just are.

(Seriously, there was a study done a year or so back, and they found that if you can convince people that they aren't going to die because they're afraid of math, and give them a reasonably decent teacher, something like 95% of the population is actually quite good at math, even up to so-called "advanced" topics like basic calculus. We've just convinced ourselves that "math is hard", and let everyone slack off because obviously you'll have trouble with "hard" subjects.) (And yes, "differential calculus" is the basic stuff. It's just a grab-bag of rules to apply in different situations, along with a few basic proofs of fairly simple concepts. Now, when you get on to Differential Equations, then it starts to get tricky.)

D-Rock wrote:He's taking this faster than I thought.

Come on, some kids could use some help in Calculus.

Though I think the majority of those kids are 7-9 years old....

ArcWolf wrote:Come on guys, it's just differential calculus.

It's not rocket science except for... You know... When it actually is rocket science.

HA! ^_^

Natemare117 wrote:

D-Rock wrote:He's taking this faster than I thought.

Come on, some kids could use some help in Calculus.

Though I think the majority of those kids are 7-9 years old....

Maybe they're from Poppinstock Academy for Gifted Children?