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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: What profession or occupation has Columbo not addressed?

Yup, Trudeau, Oliphant, Marlette, Tinsely, are political cartoonists.

Comic strip creators would include Chester Gould, Jim Davis, Hank Ketchum, and others.

Comic book creators would cover Stan, the Man, Lee, or Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.

And, finally, Nina we Nina have a Nina cariciturist, the late, great, Al Hirscfeld.

Joe 3

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: What profession or occupation has Columbo not addressed?

The political cartoonist could have the angle of a cartoonist seemingly knowing more than what he reads in the newspapers about a politcal boss--and getting murdered for it. Clues could be in his final cartoon.

Re: What profession or occupation has Columbo not addressed?

Hi guys,
I was always a little mystified as to why they never used a pilot. Closest we got was Johhny Cash. Seems like a no-brainer to me.

Re: Re: What profession or occupation has Columbo not addressed?

Good choice I think. What could a story line be? Pilot kills wife and uses his complex flight schedule to claim he was elsewhere? And Columbo's fear of heights could be used well, too.

Re: What profession or occupation has Columbo not addressed?

As a former daily newspaper reporter, I've always felt a police beat reporter would be perfect -- he or she could shadow Columbo, get the tidbits the cops aren't supposed to release, and even manipulate coverage to cover his or her tracks.

Re: Re: What profession or occupation has Columbo not addressed?

A great one!!!