Bob Schiller(1918-2017)

Served in the the U.S. Army in Europe where he penned a column for Stars and Stripes and produced comedy variety shows for the troops.

Getting the story line is the toughest part - once you get a story line, hanging the jokes on it is easy for a comedy writer. It's a process that, on Te quiero, Lucy (1951), we did backward. We would think of a funny last scene and work backward to make it logical. If it's not logical, people are going to say, 'That's silly'. The whole thing falls apart.