Not really. A theory was announced by Max Planck or someone like that that a wormhole was inside a blackhole, because that's where all the matter is stored, says the theory. Other people believe that the mass the black hole absorbs just adds to the overall mass of it, making it less like a traditional hole, but more like a sphere of extreme matter, who's gravity is huge.
To settle the issue, I have from credible sources that Professor Hawking is a Nobel Prize Laureate. Not sure if that means if he won it or what. But he does hold the Lucasian chair :)
Hollywood sure has a talent for canceling the best cartoons because they don't confy to their points of view. I love dilbert because unlike the other cartoons (American Dad, The Simpsons, and Family Guy), the main character is very intellegent and has an ethical code that he abides by. That is so refreshing in this day and age where these stupid characters influence our kids to do the stupidest things.
Stephen Hawking actually did make a bet in 1997 (against John Preskill) about the behaviour of black holes which he then lost in 2004, some time after this episode was made, so there was an accidental joke at the very end of the episode. Splendid.
Lol, I just realised that this episode is essentially Final Destination, but a hell of a lot more interesting, funny, attention grabbing, mature (and anything else that detaches it from the crap that is the FD series)
The trails of objects in Donnie Darko are more abstract, about fate and time and whatnot. The trail of the cup of water is because of the spagghetification effect of black holes, so I don't see what other similarity is there with Donnie Darko.
I was saying that there was a similarity because they both use the idea of time travel through wormholes to put something right that goes wrong in the future, although in Donnie Darko this isn't made as clear and (as you rightfully say) it deals with the idea of fate, and whether it is possible to change your own destiny, a concept which the Dilbert episode does not deal with to a great extent.
In 1663, Henry Lucas, a member of Parliament, established funding for a professorship of mathematics at Cambridge University (England). Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking have both been Lucasian professors.
"You didnt actually think you would win a bet with a nobel prize winning lucasian professor of mathimatics did you?" "atleast I didnt pay for his stupid book"
no, the garbageman is simply the smartest human being in existance, and why he is a garbageman is a secret only he would undertstand. its not our place as lower intelligences to question his choices, just enjoy that from time to time he breaks us off a piece of his wisdom.
@Chaos20x6
Not really. A theory was announced by Max Planck or someone like that that a wormhole was inside a blackhole, because that's where all the matter is stored, says the theory. Other people believe that the mass the black hole absorbs just adds to the overall mass of it, making it less like a traditional hole, but more like a sphere of extreme matter, who's gravity is huge.
Darty105 2 weeks ago
To settle the issue, I have from credible sources that Professor Hawking is a Nobel Prize Laureate. Not sure if that means if he won it or what. But he does hold the Lucasian chair :)
Canopenerdude 8 months ago
This confuses black holes with wormholes
Chaos20X6 8 months ago
Hollywood sure has a talent for canceling the best cartoons because they don't confy to their points of view. I love dilbert because unlike the other cartoons (American Dad, The Simpsons, and Family Guy), the main character is very intellegent and has an ethical code that he abides by. That is so refreshing in this day and age where these stupid characters influence our kids to do the stupidest things.
desmond1639 8 months ago
How would he sign that his hands can't move...
ChopMax2 8 months ago
This Is my favorite episode.
Chaos20X6 8 months ago
This was awesome. I hope some animator continues this..
Shicbs 8 months ago
Stephen Hawking actually did make a bet in 1997 (against John Preskill) about the behaviour of black holes which he then lost in 2004, some time after this episode was made, so there was an accidental joke at the very end of the episode. Splendid.
Theperson45 9 months ago
Burn the witch!
patu8010 9 months ago
Wow. Dilbert, The Amazing Randi, and Steven Hawking.
OrigamiMarie 10 months ago
this is simply genius
MegaPanzers1 10 months ago
lol if stephen hawking says we're screwed... you know you are fecked...
psychomantis108 11 months ago
we're screwed
TheShadowolf999 11 months ago
These are some of the cleverest animations ever! Awesome!! Thanks for posting these!!
keyboardartist 11 months ago
Dilbert: Wally is gone!
Stephen Hawking: Don't thank me, thank the black hole
lol XD
snipersLock 1 year ago
5:30 - LMAO @ Steven Hawking's computerised laugh
cosmiccandy 1 year ago
"What's happening to my cup!?"
...that's a glass, Dilbert. I used to think you were smart.
macr0machine 1 year ago
@Geistxxxx
Stephen Hawking got many awards including:
Wolf Prize (1988)
Prince of Asturias Award (1989)
Copley Medal (2006)
Presidential Medal of Freedom (2009)
but not the Nobel Prize.
If you are so sure he has a Nobel Prize, please tell me which year did he get it?
KKM121 1 year ago
@KKM121 2012, i know cause he came back in time to show it off
doctorwhom1 1 year ago
@doctorwhom1 That's awesome. I guess the prize will be for his discovery of time travel as well.
KKM121 1 year ago
The garbageman is driving the telepathic airport shuttle
Senkon 1 year ago
What significance is january 30 1955?
Xerxes4242 1 year ago
@Xerxes4242 the birth of Tom Izzo (born January 30, 1955), the American college basketball coach
neostrik7 1 year ago
@punkguitar767 you spelt future wrong lol
sdbxb71 1 year ago
@ToxicOdiousOne Are you suggesting there's anything else!?
valdrec 1 year ago
@punkguitar767 if you saw the first time he was introduced he said " it looks like im blocking you, but its you who's blocking yourself"
WolfClant 1 year ago
Dilbert went back in time and locked the door. Stephen must have gone back in time, after making the bet with Dilbert, to sign the book.
gumbootio 1 year ago
Steve Hawkings book is called more stuff youll never understand. lol
Camdude90 1 year ago
Lol, I just realised that this episode is essentially Final Destination, but a hell of a lot more interesting, funny, attention grabbing, mature (and anything else that detaches it from the crap that is the FD series)
lwsbrck 1 year ago
@punkguitar767 This would explain why the garbage man takes a vested interest in Dilbert, but I guess we'll never know.
humanistheart 1 year ago
@humanistheart Or possibly because its hard for intellegent people to find friends, but if you don't have friends you go mad...
Elephantintheroom01 1 year ago
@Elephantintheroom01 Hmm, that is true.
humanistheart 1 year ago
lol best ending ever XD
psychomantis108 1 year ago
HE HAD HIS OWN CARTOON?????!!!!!!!
when did this happen
polkg123 2 years ago
Years ago.
TrandomnesstwO 1 year ago
@polkg123 I wish more people knew about it when it was on. Maybe it still would. I always find good shows after their off the air.
humanistheart 1 year ago
this covers Alot of issues and i love this episode.
t3rr411 2 years ago
Hi, Dogbert.
Hi, Steve.
loserwoman87 2 years ago
I think I borrowed it
You cheap bastard.
NESSNESS9 2 years ago 4
i now the time-space warp secret
theboyinthehat 2 years ago
i know part of the the timemachine im not telling the secret
theboyinthehat 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
The Boss: What? The door is lock? well in that case...Zzzzzzzz
(Singing)
-SHINE ON, SHINE ON HARVEST MOON UP IN THE SKY...I AIN'T HAD NO LOVIN' SINCE...Zzzzzzz....January 30th 1955.
-PLOK- .......Priceless!
Garionfeld 2 years ago
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Garionfeld 2 years ago
the english accent in this is so funny :P
relacley 2 years ago
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arcsies 2 years ago
lolz the black holes
MASTURCHEEF001 2 years ago
This episode has the same ideas in it as Donnie Darko, although I'm sure that Dilbert came first.
radiofiendify 2 years ago
The trails of objects in Donnie Darko are more abstract, about fate and time and whatnot. The trail of the cup of water is because of the spagghetification effect of black holes, so I don't see what other similarity is there with Donnie Darko.
pithaya 2 years ago
I was saying that there was a similarity because they both use the idea of time travel through wormholes to put something right that goes wrong in the future, although in Donnie Darko this isn't made as clear and (as you rightfully say) it deals with the idea of fate, and whether it is possible to change your own destiny, a concept which the Dilbert episode does not deal with to a great extent.
radiofiendify 2 years ago
I see now, you were referring to the traveling back in time. I was just thinking about the trails from objects.
pithaya 2 years ago
This is probably my favorite episode, except maybe the one with Lena.
AllenbysEyes 2 years ago
I like this episode, but I'm pretty sure Steven Hawking never got a Nobel Prize.
KKM121 2 years ago
It took Einstein 16 years, didn't it?
nahedh 2 years ago
Took Einstein 16 years for what?? A Nobel Prize? That I'm not sure.
I was just saying Hawking never got a Nobel Prize.
KKM121 2 years ago
Actually, he does bear a striking resemblance to Dilbert's father.
Chiscringle 2 years ago
and...there goes the skeptic!
poshablyposh 2 years ago
It's always garbage day somewhere...
JakePelka 2 years ago 3
"At least I didn't pay for his stupid book."
COLUMBINE1818 2 years ago 4
Beautiful, but I guess it was naive to hope Wally would actually die from this.
Terrakinetic 2 years ago
Wally is gone!
don't thank me, thank the black hole...
isn't anyone going to stop me?
no.
lol!!
PrayerWarrior4 2 years ago 5
Lukazian? what does that mean? am i even spelling it right?
seanbrockest 2 years ago
In 1663, Henry Lucas, a member of Parliament, established funding for a professorship of mathematics at Cambridge University (England). Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking have both been Lucasian professors.
KevinByrne2 2 years ago 2
@KevinByrne2 Thank you so much!
seanbrockest 2 years ago
Please....
mecrazy5 2 years ago
is january 30, 1955 a reference to anything?
kdbarker14 2 years ago 5
I think that was the last time the boss got any loving.
stbays 2 years ago 3
Battle of Yijiangshan Islands:
seanbrockest 2 years ago
This has been bothering me for quite some time now.
Anyone?
nahedh 2 years ago
anyone else notice the book was called
"more things you will never understand"?
gotta love scott
deora2dude 2 years ago 8
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this is coincidently like the movie black hole i watched earlier today...hmmmm
RiftDragon 2 years ago
estuvo buenisimo hahahaha
VetyZoo 2 years ago
One Nobel Prize winner and professor of maths and specialist in black holes. Any questions? Yeah. How do I move him around? Oh sorry just use this.
LOL Dogbert really does make this cartoon sometimes.
LordVordnorf 2 years ago 11
haha. 0:05 pwned!
blastmaster1213 2 years ago
STEVEN HAWKINGS TO THE RESCUE!!!!XD
animefan809 2 years ago 2
What is significant about January 30th 1955 ?
blackmind1992 2 years ago
"You didnt actually think you would win a bet with a nobel prize winning lucasian professor of mathimatics did you?" "atleast I didnt pay for his stupid book"
ottselguy 3 years ago 2
HaHa Steven Hawkings was funny, when he grabbed the $5 from Dilbert!
texo2007 3 years ago
LOL graviton generator = TIME MACHINE!!!!! the garbageman's "vortex" and the one hawking used where like the black hole of dilberts device! haha
ottselguy 3 years ago
wormholes ftw XD
animefan809 2 years ago
the sexual relations? lol.
flyworld3 3 years ago
1:45-1:55 [screams like Hank Hill] BWAAAAAAAHHH!!!
CommanderLightning 3 years ago 2
I always wondered what that blue button on my remote swithced control to...I have a feeling I'm gonna have some regrets now...
Jaffersin 3 years ago 9
you have NOOOO idea.....
ottselguy 3 years ago
You cheap bastard. lol
burningpig102 3 years ago 28
i guess we'll never know ..
DilbertCartoonZ 3 years ago
@DilbertCartoonZ
OR WILL WE!!!?
TheVooDooTaco 1 year ago
If the book cost five bucks, then he staill paid him.
Morahman7vnNo2 3 years ago
we're screwed. LOL
MarvelroxDCsux 3 years ago 5
Is the garbage man...god? lol.
MarvelroxDCsux 3 years ago 8
no, the garbageman is simply the smartest human being in existance, and why he is a garbageman is a secret only he would undertstand. its not our place as lower intelligences to question his choices, just enjoy that from time to time he breaks us off a piece of his wisdom.
Kakerot4141 3 years ago 53
Say whatcha wanna say, but in my opinion, the garbage man is the greatest Dilbirt character EVER
TTAANNKK33RR 3 years ago 9
JANUARY 30th 19 55 ZZZZZZZZZZZ.
lol.
yourevor 3 years ago
"Professor Steven Hawking, please."
"*Sigh* Sign here please. Thank you. Send out Professor Hawking straight away."
"Here he comes."
Hahaha, Steven Hawking, being loaned out like a piece of gym equipment. Excellent.
janetjw 3 years ago 2
:Dilbert: i think i borrowed it. :Steven hawking: You Cheap Basterd lol.
yourevor 3 years ago
All hail Dogbert
LinkXIII 3 years ago
Thanks so much for posting all of these!!they're awesome!
ridingisasport 3 years ago 4
you're welcome :) thank Scott Adams ;)
DilbertCartoonZ 3 years ago 5
Ive sent an offering to the shrine.
ridingisasport 3 years ago 2
lol
indigoeast4444 3 years ago
Hey, glad your back. Nice vids. They really need to bring this show back.
mrsandman293 3 years ago 4
great , i like dilbert videos, when youare going to upload the pregnant?
aleventy 3 years ago 5
i Think it's episode 13 of season 2
DilbertCartoonZ 3 years ago
Thanks.
i already subscribed.
waiting for more =D
mynameisLERNZ 3 years ago
U ROK I LOVE DILBERT
kaushikpaddy 3 years ago
Classic, thanks for up loading this DilbertCartoonZ.
SgtScraps 3 years ago
no problem :)
DilbertCartoonZ 3 years ago