I hope everyone understands the reference to “Inspector Clouseau”, Peter Sellers as Inspector Clouseau in the Pink Panther films 1963 -, Dr Strangelove 1964, The Party 1968. Although the humour has not travelled those 55 years all that well, Peter was an ace, among the best.
Templo S.U.D. about 6 years ago
Do think every other officer of the force enjoys Andy’s antics, officer?
Dirty Dragon about 6 years ago
“Ees zat.. your drunk?”
littlejohn Premium Member about 6 years ago
Does the “Inspector” get movie rights, or book rights? For the telling of his story and relationship with Andy might be worth something to someone.
Nyckname about 6 years ago
You’re not nearly as funny as he was, mate.
Troglodyte about 6 years ago
How ’bout Inspector Clueless?
docforbin about 6 years ago
And cue the Pink Panther theme music.
llong65 about 6 years ago
at least he’s not wet from falling into the canal.
KenMcclelland about 6 years ago
NOT NOW KATO YOU FOOL!!.
MikeHoulder about 6 years ago
I hope everyone understands the reference to “Inspector Clouseau”, Peter Sellers as Inspector Clouseau in the Pink Panther films 1963 -, Dr Strangelove 1964, The Party 1968. Although the humour has not travelled those 55 years all that well, Peter was an ace, among the best.
Godfreydaniel about 6 years ago
Coulda been worse. Andy could’ve called him “Madman Dreyfus”!
nggt413 about 6 years ago
I take it that public intoxication is illegal in England? Here in the States, as long as he’s not causing trouble, he’s usually ignored.
Number Three about 6 years ago
If the police don’t remove the drunks from the street then who will?
Oh yes. Our wonderful “stretched to the limit” NHS.
xxx
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 6 years ago
It got a chuckle out of me this evening.
tad1 about 6 years ago
At least he didn’t call him Barney Fife.
Sherlock5 11 months ago
Save some steps and just toss him in the canal.