About

Tuesday Again? No Problem refers to a two panel webcomic that features a dog remarking "Tuesday again?" in the first panel, then assuring "No problem………." in the second. On Tumblr, it is often reblogged on Tuesdays as a wholesome way to brighten up the mundanity of Tuesdays.

Origin

On every Tuesday, the Tumblr Chickensnack^[1] posts an illustration of a dog as part of a recurring "#Draw a Dog Tuesday" series. On August 5th, 2014, it uploaded the illustration of the "Tuesday Again? No Problem" dog.^[2] As of September 13th, 2016, the post has over 742,000 notes.

Spread

The comic began regularly circulating around Tumblr on Tuesdays. On November 13th, 2014, William Baldwin^[6] uploaded an animated version of the comic to Youtube (shown below).

On November 19th, 2014, Tumblr user extortion^[3] explained its popularity:

"in our daily lives, the days of the week become trivial. we forget them sometimes. they can seem to blend into each other. we don’t care if it’s tuesday or thursday. these are just normal boring weekdays. but the fact that this happy fictitious dog exists now as a part of Tuesday, it lifts the spirit of me and many other people, and in many case especially, has made Tuesday a kind of weekly holiday, which gives life a certain excitement and zest. i mean, just imagine how happy you’d be if something magical happened every Tuesday? now it does."

As the meme spread, it spawned at least two Tumblrs^[4][5] devoted to posting the dog every Tuesday. By 2015, it had become a much-loved Tumblr meme. User benepla^[7] placed the dog in the "Lawful Good" alignment in an alignment chart of popular Tumblr memes (shown below), saying "the 'tuesday again no problem' dog stands as lawful good because not only is it showing no harm in any way, it inadvertently replaced the annual tuesday reblogs of 'hahaha it’s tuesday you fat nasty trash' of sbahj fame with something uninsulting and with a dog." The post has gained over 25,000 noted and was reblogged by the MemeArchives Tumblr.^[8]

"Tuesday Again? No Problem" has also inspired dozens of variations and fan art interpretations where the dog is replaced by a different illustrated character. One homage by online-forever^[9] that has the dog drawn on a TI-84 calculator has over 51,000 notes.

Various Examples

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