Which one doesn't belong?

[ChiefHappyButt]

Actually, take a tour of space.com sometime when you're bored. You'll see some amazing pictures.

[Kamika]

1. The red x

definetly doesn't belong

[RoeBear]

3. I think...

...it's supposed to be a martian.

[gator_in_Ontario]

2. The red x

I have to agree with Kamika

[Catshrink]

4. This is tricky..

Is it Marvin? Venus and Pluto are named after planets while Marvin is an alien.

Is it Venus, because Marvin and Pluto are both animated characters?

Gee, Butt, I don't know! What's wrong with me?

[TheMightyFavog]

5. Could be Pluto....

There is a debate amongst scientist on whether Pluto is technically a planet or not.

[ChiefHappyButt]

6. Could be Pluto

because he walks on four legs, but I don't think so.

It may be the red x?

I was reading about Marvin. Did you know he wanted to blow up the Earth because it interfered with his view of Venus? and all these years I liked him.

[camero]

7. Marvin the Martian

[ChiefHappyButt]

8. Somebody, please solve one of the great mysteries of all time

who was the voice for Michigan J. Frog?



The Frog was not a star when Warner Bros.' One Froggy Evening (which was written by Michael Maltese and directed by Chuck Jones) premiered on December 31, 1955. In fact, that was the point — his spectacular song and dance routines were seen by only one person.

And nobody expected him to become a star, either. Even his name was given to him only in retrospect — in the cartoon itself, neither he nor his tormented victim had names. His last name is from his body type, his first from "The Michigan Rag" (the one song that Maltese wrote especially for him), and his middle from the fact that unless evidence exists to the contrary, all cartoon characters are considered to have J. for a middle initial.

What's more, nobody even knows who did his voice — and no, despite the "certain knowledge" of many cartoon buffs, it was not Thurl Ravenscroft (Tony the Tiger, "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch"). Jones cast the part simply by asking Warner Bros. for a baritone, and they responded by sending over one of many singers working for them. By the time anyone realized people would someday be interested in credits for this sort of thing, everyone had forgotten the man's name.

[Spirochete]

9. the red x

Opus and Pluto are of a set, but the x doesbn't fit.