Evening, all. Here's a JEO trivia question for you. Which was the only episode (as far as I know) of E. C. Ryder or J. Edward Oliver that didn't include the episode number in the bottom right corner? In fact, as far as I can tell, it didn't appear anywhere in the cartoon. ANSWER: It was Episode 48 (DISC, 15 May, 1971). The reason for its non-appearance is that it would have mucked up the DiscVision 3D picture of The Frankenswine Songster. Having the newly-acquired technology, I thought it would be useful to attempt to convert this 33-year-old illustration from the mirror-dependent 3D system to an easier-to-view red/green anaglyph (although my spell-checker is not happy about this). We pointed out to Jack that there were many other episodes which did not have the number, Episode 1, for example... Here it is, at last, an ultra-rare collector's item... The DiscVision© picture I drew in 1971, converted to OliveramA© in 2004! Only a limited success, I fear, but enough to show that my 3D drawing is now feasible. I think you'll find it works better smaller and on a white background. Hence the accompanying card. The type of 3D glasses makes a difference, too. Sorry about the delay with this week's Invisible Man, Peter: I've just had to scan another batch. It should be with you in mere moments. Well, at least, by the time you're up. Meanwhile, here, under separate cover, is the next item in my 3D gallery. This one is of my late father (when he wasn't quite so late). I'm still exploring the subtleties of the 3D program, hence the two versions attached. Which, if either, do you prefer? They both look pretty good on my monitors (viewed with Spy Kids glasses). If you should happen to print out the pictures, they seem to be better when not too large.