Fifty Shades
Fifty Shades
[Cueball is sitting on the floor watching his TV standing on a small table. He is leaning back on one arm resting the other arms hand on his knee. Light is coming out from the TV screen, as shown with nine small lines. A a high sound is shown above the TV in a starburst and the sound of a dog barking is coming out from the screen with a line indicating this. Above the drawings ther are two paragraphs of text:] As with most famous books, I've never actually read Fifty Shades of Grey. I only know the plot from watching the Wishbone version. Dog in movie: Bark! Dog in movie: Bark! Sound: Smack! Dog in movie: Bark!:

Fifty Shades of Grey is a best-selling novel featuring large quantities of BDSM sex. Wishbone was a children's TV show about a dog who draws parallels between literature and real life in his dreams, reenacting many literary classics. The show was especially praised in its time for refusing to censor the more unpleasant aspects of its source work. Many people within Randall 's age group have experienced more literary classics through Wishbone than by actually reading them; this phenomenon lead to the formation of a Facebook group (now replaced by a page ) with over 70,000 members dedicated to that idea.
In the comic, Cueball claims to have learned all that he knows about Fifty Shades of Grey from the Wishbone adaptation of the book. Knowing the faithful nature of Wishbone' s adaptations, an episode on the book would likely involve age-inappropriate material for children, as the sounds emanating from the TV would suggest.
In the title text:
Part of the title text joke is that the latter two works would not likely be the subject of Great Illustrated Classics or Wishbone . However, the title text may be actually technically 100% correct, if Randall hasn't ever had an in-depth conversation about either of the latter two works.
The book was later made into a film which was referenced in 1585: Similarities almost three years later.
[Cueball is sitting on the floor watching his TV standing on a small table. He is leaning back on one arm resting the other arms hand on his knee. Light is coming out from the TV screen, as shown with nine small lines. A a high sound is shown above the TV in a starburst and the sound of a dog barking is coming out from the screen with a line indicating this. Above the drawings ther are two paragraphs of text:] As with most famous books, I've never actually read Fifty Shades of Grey. I only know the plot from watching the Wishbone version. Dog in movie: Bark! Dog in movie: Bark! Sound: Smack! Dog in movie: Bark!:
