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I am currently watching Columbo reruns. Peter Falk was a legion, Columbo is a classic television program that never goes out of style.

I never knew they were married.❤ Awe that’s sweet! I liked seeing her in the shows. She gave that spunk to the show. (NYC flavor) 😊 I enjoyed your video

I liked sergeant wilson. I wish they had made a spin off series for him.

I would have preferred her over to Kate mulgrew to be honest.

You did a good jorb

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You know what? As a "crossover with murder she wrote", this is a wonderful episode!

The disdain for this episode comes from the contradiction that familiarity breeds contempt. It is said that the most scientifically beautiful face is also the most average. Average is a insult sometimes, cliche is seen as bad. But when it's pulled off well, it's perfect. All other columbo episodes revolve around this one, coming before and coming after, but this one is quintessential.

(sing songy) I sense a spin-off! :-D Burke! Burke! Burke!

Columbo is a television phenomenon, a total one-off. The character as portrayed by Falk had integrity, humility, total dedication to his job, and, most important of all, a mind like a steel trap!

If only she wasn't wearing that horrid helmet wig

There's one more bit of recycling: in Jess's office, there is a blue book cover in a picture frame hanging on the wall; the book is titled "Hot Fire", which also appears prominently in "Throw Momma From The Train" as the novel written by Kate Mulgrew's character in the film.

Flaws and all, this episode felt like a "finale" to the approach the ABC series had with Columbo. The clues provide a genuine puzzle for Columbo to solve, so it's a shame the film falls back on familiar cat-and-mouse games.

Ironically, Freestone is the only one among who Columbo has spoken with who reveals the correct name for the changeover flash - a "Cue Blip"

Um... Mcgoohan?

Still love watching Columbo but Shera I read kept his child from his funeral. Sound like another B that did the same? Yes Casey Kasems last wife yup, these 2 must be related to keep children from they're fathers last day or funerals. Btw Shera stinks as an actress & havent seen anything she's done since Columbo.

GREAT channel! Love these videos :)

The two matching dice are the ones that come with the game. Although you've probably discovered that for yourself in the kast three years.

Love her.

Hahah, 5:27 caught me off-guard…and that’s saying something… 😂

I think this scene was a study in contrasts between Columbo and Dr. Allenby; Allenby falls to pieces when she's not "Dr. Allenby" or "Lisa", but Columbo is being himself.

I read some of Ed McBain's 87th Precinct books because of these Columbo episodes... I think it could've worked if he had selected the books featuring The Deaf Man and adapt them as inverted mysteries; The Deaf Man has the profile of a classic Columbo villain.

This is an episode of Columbo that I think about all the time. Not because I like it or anything like that, I'm just traumatized.

Multiple cutaways and a Seinfeld mention..... Worst. EOC. Ever.

I didn't hate this one. Fandoms can be extremely finicky too, just look at Star Wars fans. This is also more in line with what Columbo would be realistically doing- someone of his rank(of which he dodged promotions for decades) should be commanding a squadron, not out doing his own beat cop detective work(in addition to his general refusal to carry a gun or without a partner... but Columbo usually ditches a lot of real procedure for the sake of story. Carrying evidence in a paper bag with his lunch? That would get thrown out of court!). Yes, this is the only living relative of his we see directly(a photo of a sister-in-law showed up in "Rest In Peace, Mrs. Columbo"), I don't think it contradicts earlier statements as he did mention having several siblings at one point, in addition to the fan theory he's lying about his family to the suspects. That said it focused a bit too little on Rudy & shooting him was an unusual end, aside from trying to adapt this & "Undercover" to the Columbo canon had issues. Personally my biggest disappointment is "Rest In Peace, Mrs. Columbo", as they set it up to be the wife of a past arrest getting revenge but made it some off-screen adventure. The basic setup even sounds like it could be reworked to be the wife from "The Bye-Bye Sky-High IQ Murder Case" so the whole story was a missed opportunity to be a proper sequel. Maybe they had rights issues due to switching networks? It's not a bad story on its own(and I'd rank the casting of Vincent Price as a barely-there cosmetic company president to be equally disappointing... COME ON!) it just set up a lot that could have been used better. Of note is photographer Alex Varick, played by Daniel Davis- he appeared on Star Trek TNG 2 times as the holodeck Moriarty & a regular on The Nanny as smart-mouth butler Niles. (and good for putting in the clip from The Thing so you don't have to deal with 40+ comments referencing it)

Thank you! For some reason this singular episode is never repeated on British tv and is still the only episode I haven’t seen

Similar scenes in “No Time to Die” and “Bird in the Hand” (police cars racing down street- as they speed around a curve, they almost hit the same red car). Oh I do agree with your point about the music in Murder in Malibu” . Couldn’t get it out of my head the next morning.

He played such a rotten scoundrel so well that I hated him! He did his job.

I had always loved to watch Shera Danese,that floors me to know she sang "Closer" as well...a favorite episode of mine!!The woman is awesome!!!

Hmmm?

Great episide

Another great character!!!!!

Clever series from the 70s.

music was great--example around 5 minute mark---kinda gloriously sad

This is actually one of my favorite Columbo’s. The tuba scene is not my favorite though. lol But no one ever talks about the long drive in Murder With Too Many Notes when Columbo follows Billy Connelly’s character home. Now that’s excruciating with the camera going back and forth between them and the music playing. 🙄

Where is suara😅 good episode

I can understand her getting more prominent roles later on- Levinson & Link were long gone by then with only a few old scripts of theirs being used(in fact Murder:She Wrote only saw them for the first season due to Levinson's death causing Link to leave the show). Falk was more or less in charge. Not really a bad thing, he WAS Columbo(McGoohan had been offered the role after season 7 & refused, saying it was Falk's role). The show had goofy moments then, but it had its fair share of those back in the day too. Geraldine & Cathleen aren't splayed sympathetic but does it matter? Geraldine is involved in mob business & doesn't care about how it might affect others. Cathleen hates her husband(played to the point that the audience does too) & really sees no problem taking an innocent life just to get rid of him. Not all TV murderers have to be sympathetic as not all real murderers are. Trish is clearly selfish & an opportunist. On a real world note, Shera was there with him until the end. Catherine Falk, daughter from his first marriage, refused to associate with him but tried to gain control of his estate after he passed. She failed. And just thinking out loud... Shera... She-Ra... I wonder if she was maybe an inspiration for that character in name & even appearance? Not that Mattel has ever said it but it'd be a real concidence... The full version of "Closer" was also released at some point. Strange we get that but several full versions of Metalocalypse songs are still in a vault, huh.

As a Succession fan, where he plays Hugo, it was a treat to see Fischer Stevens in Columbo.

Jacks real life, sadly, echoed the fictional life of Reilly Greenleaf: a night of revelry led to a fatal fiery accident one evening.

A _garage?_ Look at Mr. FancyPants over here, with a _garage…_ I call it a ‘car hole’. 😏 Congrats on 1k subs, dude!

I believe one of the most important scenes of Columbo is in this episode where he's talking about the girl how lovely she is how much she has to live for and how he's suspicious of anything that appears to be suicide he doesn't understand why anybody would kill themselves.

I want a Columbo video game.

mrs rocca (sondra currie) was the lady cop in MURDER OF A ROCKSTAR

Don't discount the possibility that a number of Irish Americans did not consider the guest bad guy a bad guy, and there were a lot of cloying stereotypes.

In the final scene of Ransom for a Dead Man Columbo and Leslie Williams walk past a store on the way to the airport bar. Inside the store you can see Christmas decorations so I call that episode the Columbo Christmas one.

I remember reading all of those books when I was in High School and thought he did a good job..the subject matter was too risque for an ABC TV Movie..maybe if "Columbo" aired on FOX.. I remember reading a couple of the Elliott Roosevelt books - "Murder At The Chateau" and an anthology of short mystery stories by other writers..the bio on the fly leaf would say "...although he passed away, he left many completed manuscripts behind."

Knowing that the two were an item actually makes a lot of their scenes fun to watch; I have seen interviews with her and she acts just like the characters she played in the series. Fans tend to prefer Falk's first wife over her, but I can see why he would be attracted to her - there's a kind of banter to their scenes.

“He’s playing different notes without using the valves.” This may shock you, but a tuba can in fact play more than eight (2^3) notes.

Yes! All three Cassidy episodes are excellent. Now You See Him being my favourite of the three. There's a deeper level of darkness and seriousness in that one, with his character being an ex-nazi. Despite the fun and playful nature of the episode (and it IS a really fun episode) those parts make an interesting contrast against the dark, socio-political undertones. It just works! All of it. The acting, writing...wonderful.

Hmph. Clones.