At Sasha and Yay more Ferrets this is going to be a very funny arc indeed

Ooh, this is going to be good. I can't wait to see what ridiculous ideas that crazed mustelid comes up with.

And I bet Rock's commercial will be amusing too.

Man, Sasha's got a big head.... (EDIT: Or big eyes....)

I wonder how this arc will go, though....

I must say that Rock is a brilliant casting director. He's so good he can just pick random strangers off the street, and they have talent! Sasha on t.v. ought to be very amusing, indeed!

Sasha + ferrets + TV = Arc is going to be good...

"Oh Daisy, I've got a real problem."
"Hi I'm Daisy!"
"I've got all this money, and I don't know what to do with it! And I'm hungry."

Noob tube...huh...

I don't know if that is a grenade launcher reference from video games or not.
Knowing Rick, it could mean anything.

TV.... AND bubbles, you say?

TWO FOR TWO

Rock is drunk and chose Sasha... Anything is possible now!

Oh, and what is the alt text? My smartphone don't show it.

Alt text: Also candy.

This arc looks like its going to be another good one

On the other hand, Sasha's dad adopted her to get a girlfriend. She's gonna get the public's attention on TV so this might fulfill his dad's wish..... I wonder whether this will be a good thing or bad thing......

Ooh, yeah, didn't think of that.... Now I'm worried....

Sasha ! This arc is going to be so awesome, I can tell xD

Ron Howard, eh?





Needs The Fonz.

This should end either really good for Sasha or really bad for the company. Either way, prepare for laughs, folks! Please keep all hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times.

Hm, Sasha on TV?


I smell a super glam makeover~!




*leaves*

*ninjas Sinder's Peanut expression*

Sasha scared me with that look on her face...

Universally THIS!
Also, was there ANY arc that wasn't good?

Sasha on TV? This should be fun.

Alt text: Also candy. Where?

Ocean's Two. I'm sorry Rick, but I just didn't like that arc at all. Still, it's all based on opinions.

Same. I also didn't like some parts of Dog Days of Summer (finding out that Babylon Gardens is just a big board game by some anthro gods). Others than that I still love the seriec.

Sasha on TV? This can't end well XD

No, I just didn't like what was going on.

It was a metaphor simple enough for King's tiny human/canine brain.

Don't know, but maybe the ferrets aren't just dumb billionaires : ) . Probably Rock is going to do a great job as a director -obviously with a lot of problems, explosions, and the like-, fund his own company (buy Disney, or something like that) and surprise the Miltons' relatives! Rick has to search for more excuses to maintain them rich.

Sasha on TV?
She might break everyone's screen with her cuteness!!!

And so Rock seems quite intelligent and pure...

Until the last panel.

This should end chaotically!

I like the arc's title, 'cause I'm a gamer. But! A noob often refers to a new/bad player that is arrogant and refuses to receive any advice to improve themselves (as opposed to a newbie, who is just a new player and still picking up the game) and tube is an old slang for TV. It's also a play on words for the slang "birdie Tube" which was also used to refer to TV. (birdie was slang for idiot.)

DID YOU SAY KRUSTY KRAB!?

I'm sure whatever Rock makes, it'll work. Even if he "fails" miserably, the disaster of a commercial that would come from it would no doubt go viral in the Housepets! world.I used to be bugged by how "newbie" could be shortened to "noob" instead of "newb," but now I've adopted the idea that they're two different terms entirely. All new players are newbs (which are the exact same things as newbies), but not necessarily noobs.Thank you Buck, you make me happy. :3

A noob tube is also slang for the rocket launcher, because only noobs use it.

Grenade launcher, actually. And it gets that name because it has a low learning curve in many games. Experienced players use it too.

If both of them would be in this arc with Sasha... then it won't end good for sure

AUGH THOSE EYES THEY STARE INTO MY SOUL

*masses of spectators hugging their TV sets*