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Ed McMahon 1Somebody give Ed McMahon a job, please! There are more stories emerging about the famous TV sidekick's financial woes, and it's just sad that he's in such dire straits.

Granted, he's not alone in these tough times -- and, yes, he has had millions in his time -- but the revelations that the former Tonight Show star and Star Search host is in money trouble strikes me as really unfortunate. And apparently that help from Jay Leno is slow in materializing. Why isn't Publisher's Clearinghouse giving him a gig?

The latest news is that Citibank is suing McMahon for $200,000, a loan they extended to Ed. In a lawsuit filed in L.A. Superior court on June 9, the bank is seeking $179,687 in damages, plus legal fees. This is on top of the potential foreclosure on his Beverly Hills home.

So far, nobody has turned up at the door to kick Ed and his wife Pamela to the curb. The pair were on Larry King Live a couple of weeks ago to talk about their troubles, much of which is related to Ed's inability to work since breaking his neck in 2007. "If you spend more money than you make, you know what happens," McMahon told King.

That's true, no doubt, but Ed isn't senile. Why not write a book or a series of articles? You can dictate them onto a tape recorder if you can't physically work at a computer or write long-hand. Many people have expressed a lack of sympathy for McMahon's plight. I don't share their feelings, but I do think there are things he can do to help himself.

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