Teso Dos Bichos

[Rod Serling]

Anyone out there know what the title of this week's episode "Teso Dos
Bichos" means? I assume it's Spanish, and if that's the case, then
it's something about two bugs (dos bichos).

Rod

[genbac]

BTW, Rod -glad to hear that the reportos of your death were greatly
exaggerated....

[Crunchy Frog]

On 7 Mar 1996, Juliettt wrote:

> Ahah! Well, according to my sources, it actually means "The Return of the
> Rat."

PFFFEEGNNNORNNNGAAAAPLLAKK! <the sound of Crunchy's Head exploding>

Juliettt, don't do that to me! I have a weak constitution, you
know (The BNA Act, actually). Please don't get my poor froggy hopes up
like that!

Of course, NL did mention in an interview that DD had an
interesting idea for a Krycek plotline... could this be it? The Rat'niks
wait, in breathless anticipation... <hey, guys, it's just an idiom..
breathe, dammit! Inhale! Yeesh, they'd lose their own tails if they
weren't firmly affixed.>

> Now, whether this is a reference to this being the Chinese Year of the
> Rat, or a reference to Krycek (another Carterean tip of the hat to the
> online 'philes?), I don't know. Given the last time we saw Skippy . . .
> err . . . Ratboy . . . err . . . Quaker State face . . . well, you know
> who I mean -- 'tis interesting to speculate. . . .

That's Mr Quaker State Face to you! :)

Now, we all know that Squeaky lives... any character with a
leather jacket that cool is integral the a series inner cohesion, and
therefore can't be killed off without a generous financial compensation
package being paid to his fan club.

Simple logic.

Luck & Wishes, 3 constant rules to live by:
Crunchy Frog. *Never trust a man in a blue trenchcoat*
@_@ *Never drive a car when you're dead*
( o ) and *Never trust a scarecrow wearing shades after dark*
(||_||) <:8 )--
^^ ^^