O que sempre quis ser...

Não me lembro da fase por que todas(?) as crianças passam de quererem ser médicos, bombeiros ou jogadores de futebol, embora me lembre de ter brincado aos médicos.
Lembro-me de facto, numa fase mais madura ter considerado ser polícia, comissário de bordo, professor de educação física e jornalista (entre outras coisas).
O que eu gostava MESMO de ter sido era alguém como este senhor, que no fundo tem um emprego que combina aspectos dos empregos mencionados em cima...

Acabei de ver o programa...

The Cook Report was a British television programme shown on ITV, produced for the network by Central Television from 1985 to 1998.
For sixteen series it featured Roger Cook travelling many miles investigating crooks and criminal activity and is best remembered for Cook's trademark confrontations with his targets, complete with his camera crew, in which he would often get verbally and physically abused.
The programme has exposed child pornography, Northern Ireland protection rackets, baby trading in Brazil, canned hunting in South Africa, loan sharks, the ivory trade, people smuggling, drug dealing, manipulation of the UK Singles Chart, war criminals in Bosnia and the Russian black market in weapons-grade plutonium.
The Cook Report ran regularly until 1998 when the programme hit its 120th episode. It was replaced by fewer, but longer, Cook Report Specials.
Roger is currently working on a number of projects, including further Cook Report Specials.
The programme returned for a one-off special, Roger Cook's Greatest Hits. The update episode was produced by ITV Productions and Interesting Films, and aired on Tuesday October 30, 2007. Roger Cook (born 6 April 1943 in New Zealand) is an investigative journalist, reporter and broadcaster.
(Info da wikipedia)