1992: A contradiction
People who seize a radio station are not likely to be moderate.
1988: Packed like sardines
This joke depends on the theory that commuters are so used to sharing small spaces that they will do even when they are not commuting. This strikes me as unlikely. They are however seeing a psychiatrist…
1952: True to type
Anton shows Mrs Henderson living up to her compulsion. It’s hardly a tendency. When he looks up the psychiatrist will inevitably catch her out.
1984: He knows his limitations
The missing text reads:
There’s nothing I can do for you. You ARE a duck.
Other problems occur when human patients think they are ducks.
1965: Self Analysis
The missing text under the picture reads as follows:
It all stems from the time I discovered that The Consumers Association despises everything that I possess.
At that time, I remember The Consumers Association was the main source of unbiassed opinion about all the products that we used to buy. Nowadays the Internet provides that and much more speedily.
1986: The miracle cure
The missing text reads:
You’re right Doc. It is a miracle cure. I’ll have another.
Works faster than all that tedious analysis.
1969: On the psychiatrist’s couch
The missing text reads:
Basically you’re not bad, it’s just that everybody expects you to be bad, and that makes you bad.
This cartoon is getting at psycho-babble.
1982: Unspoken message
There is no missing text from this picture. We are forced to deduce that the dog is indicating to his owner that he regards the tree as a mere substitute for the chair.
1985: Against the stereotype
The normal image of cowboys is that they are hard fighters and drinkers. Here the joke is based on the unlikeliness of this scenario.
Thre will now be short interval between entries. Normal service will be resumed in a wek’s time.
Enjoy your break.
Thanks Judd,it was great.
1982: How times have changed
Even without the efforts of the Animal Liberation Front we are not inclined to find anything funny in this cartoon. I suppose that the cancerous effect of smoking had not yet been firmly established. Even so…
Welcome back Mr. M. 
1982: Taking things literally
The shop’s title should not be taken literally. This cartoon has just done that.
1982: Natural selection
This cartoon immediately makes me think about Darwin’s Origin of Species.
1982: Fancy titles
By 1982 we were being presented with many examples of job title inflation. Road sweepers were being called Garbage Removal Operatives. Any other examples come to mind?
Vision Technician - Window Cleaner
Sanitation Engineers - Dustbin Men
Commercial Cleansing Operative - Charwoman
e.t.c.