Teevo is certainly looking more and more like the guilty party. I hope Chief Patton’s call to Tracy via Wrist Wizard in front of Teevo doesn’t give away vital information!
I see Nixon as well with that exaggerated profile. Hopefully the Chief won’t accidentally give something away. I’m guessing that the squad didn’t let him in on their suspicions before they left.
why does teevo have kadaver’s pic on his screen? theres too many “guilty fingers” pointing at teevo so i am betting he isnt the mole, also, whats got the chief so riled up?.. btw, i’m #12 today… hovering on the edge of “the top ten”! lol!
From what the Chief said, Tracy & the MCU went to the Tracy Agency offices to discuss the leak to Wendy Wichel, telling no one first. So if – or when – something happens to Little Face, they’ll know Mr. Crime was listening in.Hey – could Teevo be Mr. Crime, posing as a mole? (Okay that’s giving me a headache…)
“CALLING DICK TRACY !How times have changed. Two years ago the Chief would be calling Tracy on a cell-phone of a land line.Whatever his faults, the former Artist was a ’ stickler ’ for using modern technology ! ;-)
Vista Bill Raley and Comet™ almost 12 years ago
Good morning everyone…
margueritem almost 12 years ago
I think that Teevo knows a lot more than he lets on…m o l e…
margueritem almost 12 years ago
Good morning, VB! Staying cool?
Buzza Wuzza almost 12 years ago
Teevo is the rat, I mean mole.
Sisyphos almost 12 years ago
Teevo is certainly looking more and more like the guilty party. I hope Chief Patton’s call to Tracy via Wrist Wizard in front of Teevo doesn’t give away vital information!
Walter_Mitty Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Teevo looks like Uriah Heep (for anyone young enough to have read the classics) so that means he’s a nasty, slimey character.
WelshRat Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Well, I’m sure Teevo records everything for attention later…
Gator007 almost 12 years ago
Teevo looks like Richard Nixon and we all know what happen to him.
Mdstudio almost 12 years ago
I see Nixon as well with that exaggerated profile. Hopefully the Chief won’t accidentally give something away. I’m guessing that the squad didn’t let him in on their suspicions before they left.
tsull2121 almost 12 years ago
why does teevo have kadaver’s pic on his screen? theres too many “guilty fingers” pointing at teevo so i am betting he isnt the mole, also, whats got the chief so riled up?.. btw, i’m #12 today… hovering on the edge of “the top ten”! lol!
chuck_henebry almost 12 years ago
Teevo reminds me of Detective Phil Fish, played by Abe Vigoda on Barney Miller. ’Course, that may only be his way of appearing innocent.
antaine almost 12 years ago
Apparently Dick Tracy is in car 54…
Can't Sleep almost 12 years ago
From what the Chief said, Tracy & the MCU went to the Tracy Agency offices to discuss the leak to Wendy Wichel, telling no one first. So if – or when – something happens to Little Face, they’ll know Mr. Crime was listening in.Hey – could Teevo be Mr. Crime, posing as a mole? (Okay that’s giving me a headache…)
I Go Pogo almost 12 years ago
“Calling Dick Tracy! Calling Dick Tracy!”
Classic and timeless.
sydney almost 12 years ago
“CALLING DICK TRACY !How times have changed. Two years ago the Chief would be calling Tracy on a cell-phone of a land line.Whatever his faults, the former Artist was a ’ stickler ’ for using modern technology ! ;-)
quartermain almost 12 years ago
teevo will do well if he ha Nixon’s traits if Pat sends him to China.
GESWho almost 12 years ago
If you ask me, the Mole is Teevo. My Tivo records everything I watch, so why shouldn’t this one, too?
436rge almost 12 years ago
Well all the other villains have been brought back to life so why not Richard Nixon?
slimwasp almost 12 years ago
Look at Teevo’s monitor!
g6793 almost 12 years ago
Right on, Gator007…I was just thinking that…
coratelli almost 12 years ago
Oh my god! Lt. Teevo! I thought he had disappeared from the strip.
margueritem almost 12 years ago
countoftowergrove almost 12 years ago
This is a good way to get rid of Teevo. He’s such a non-entity.