Our portfolio, beyond Boy’s Club, is packed with work that taps into childhood nostalgia—The NeverEnding Story, The Muppets, and more. And honestly, the first time I heard that’s what she said, it felt like discovering comics for the first time. It’s that kind of joke: classic, a little rebellious, and unforgettable.
I loved the close-up scenes where, out of nowhere, you’d get hit with a disgusting, hyper-detailed painting of earwax or some crusty horror. That show was like a living that’s what she said—making you laugh at the gross, the weird, and the unexpected. I recorded it on VHS and watched it endlessly. My mom definitely thought it was brainwashing me. Honestly, maybe it did. It trained me to look for that double meaning, the awkward pause, the perfectly bad punchline.