The Finale of 'Rest in Peace, Mrs. Columbo' | Columbo
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- "You see, this is not my kitchen floor, and this is not my house."
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Clip from New Columbo Season 2, Episode 3 'Rest in Peace, Mrs. Columbo' - A woman who blames Columbo for the loss of her husband sets out to get back at him.
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When he was on stage once, getting a lifetime achievement award, Peter Falk said people always ask him, "Who is/was Mrs. Columbo?" He pointed to his own wife sitting at the front table and said, "There she is, right there." With a huge smile on his face. It was a nice moment.
as the classic goes, Peter Falk wasn't starring as Columbo, he *was* Frank Columbo
Yes, she is definitely Lyn Davis Lear's look-a-like. I started thinking Lyn was a psychotic very long ago, and seeing this just fueled my assumptions further. She was the skank who Norman married when Falk was the grandpa in The Princess Bride.
She's in a bunch of episodes as well, it's clear why they had chemistry.
I think OG canon is he wasn't married during the show. Maybe he was before, maybe it was an act, but there's more evidence he wasn't actually married than the few times she's referenced in a way where she has to be real, specifically that episode on the cruise with the bad guy from Baseketball. When we see his apartment when he's after the police superior, that's not the apartment of a married man. He also obviously lies about his family in the episode with the woman who sees the murder from the boat. He never references those family members again after that, just his one brother. Having no ring is also a clue, but, lots of cops don't wear a ring so it can't be used against them by criminals.
@@TheArborphiliac the apartment was only a decoy. He signed the lease only a day prior to the setup of the murderer.
“You tried to kill my wife and you tried to kill me. I take that personally”. Perfect Columbo line.
Even when you personally offend him, Columbo still manages to be incredibly polite and understanding.
@@wjzav1971he’s the most polite cop on the planet.
I mean it can't get more personal than that.
"Besides which, you wanted to kill my wife and you would've killed me. I take that very personally."
If it's perfect, then why did you change it?
Mrs. Columbo was the best co-star no one has ever seen. Peter Falk was brilliant!
Kate Mulgrew was Mrs. Columbo. First episode aired February 26, 1979.
@Lloyd Robert Evans Katherine Rose Columbo.
There was a Mrs Columbo TV series.
@@craig581 I confirmed that two weeks ago. Scroll up.
A true gentlemen with flawless acting every episode 👍🏾💯
"You tried to kill my wife, and you would've killed me. I take that very personally." That's a wonderful line. And the phone call at the end was so sweet. This is a very well written show.
RIP Peter Falk (September 16, 1927 - June 23, 2011), aged 83
You will be remembered as a legend.
They never made a new version of Colombia. Because there no one that could play Columbia like PETER FALK. RIP. Sadly missed.
I can still remember falling off my seat watching a movie called The In Laws in the seventies at the movie theater. I think it was Alan Arkin too. Such a funny movie, they remade it years later, but if you haven't seen it, Falk is very funny.
@@michaelpower4372 *Columbo* . Col-lum-Bo. Get it right.
I swear at Peter Falk’s funeral , after the eulogies.. you heard from the inside the casket “ oh by the way , just one more thing ! “
Besides being my favorite tv detective he is in two of my all time ( wait…. 3….) three of my all time favorite movies: It’s a mad mad mad mad world, the great race. And the princess bride. He did a bit in a great art house film
About angels where he played an ex angle who helped other angels reconsider their destiny .
I love the little humanizing touch that she *almost* stops him.
are you insane,,, she sat there and watched him die
@@johnnyllooddte3415 Hence the almost from her body language, whether it was poor timing for her or some remaining scruple but because she didn't she descended further into her monstrosity.
@@johnnyllooddte3415 0:51 Just as he is about to take his first bite of what she thinks is poison, she interrupts him, saying "Lieutenant!" and he stops. She had a touch of humanity left. It passed, but she had it.
@@andresa2711 personally I think she's toying between telling him outright that she killed his wife or letting him take a bite so he'll die as well.
@@purplefood1 If he didn't take a bite, she couldn't afford to tell him she'd killed his wife.
The dialogue with his wife at the end was really nice.
Even with the Flu she's stubborn enough to not want to miss her soaps and wanted to make sure he was fed...
Now thats love.
So wholesome it's heartwarming.
Mrs Columbo is a legend.
Italian
It was the most obvious fake phone call I've ever seen.
Just one more thing: Mrs. Columbo is the only one who could potentially poison Columbo and he would never suspect a thing.
What an original reply... It really is.
EXACTLY 💯
In love, we doubt what we most believe
Fun Fact: There were 6 attempts on Columbo's life.
Lady in Waiting: Pistol
Butterfly in shades of Grey: Rifle
Murder under Glass: Poison
Rest in peace, Mrs. Columbo: Poison
Columbo goes to the guillotine: Guillotine
How to dial a murder: Dog Attack
@@jimmyzhao2673 one more attempt, by himself, an episode where he goes down a hill and loses control running and crashes out. I believe it was a genuine accident that they decided to keep in, he was lucky he didn't break his neck, the episode was The Greenhouse Jungle, 1972 😁👍
I loved the "I take that very personally" line .. said as columbo, not cold hearted, yet still dispassionate, that brilliance of his mind stepped away from the situation saying it was annoyed for once. LOL
Exactly he truly was very compassionate but if you stepped over the line he lost any compassion for you. Didn't mean he hated you but felt you got what you deserved.
I love the way Columbo sets Mrs.Dimetri up. Also the fact that the audience thinks that they finally get to see what Mrs. Columbo looks like in the picture. It turns out that it wasn't her, and that we will never get to see her.
Really???
LOL!!!!!! That was the WHOLE reason I clicked on this link was to see her!!! 🤣😂🤣
Oh Well! Maybe the reason she's never seen is because there really is something to all of those rumors about her ship being stuck in the Delta Quadrant?!?
He truly wants to protect her from any harm, from the sight of anyone. This is so heartwarming to watch.
@@2012kreed Lol. You would have to look at Star Trek to see if that's true
There was a serial missis Colombo
"This is not my beautiful house. That was not my beautiful wife."
"You may ask yourself, ma'am: 'well, how did I get here?'"
You are letting your head talk.
🎶😆🎶
Letting the days go by, let the water hold me down
Letting the days go by, water flowing underground
Into the blue again after the money's gone
Once in a lifetime, water flowing underground
Same as it ever was
Exactly what ran through my head!
Man, he really had me fooled. I was thinking "How the hell is Columbo going to get out of this one?" I figured this was the episode where a criminal finally outsmarted him. I was buying the whole act of him being "poisoned" but I should have known better. He always puts on an act for the killers. Always. Man this show is brilliant.
Here's a free tip: they never, EVER, kill off the star of the show.
I guess you guys had it all covered………..just one more thing.
Colonbo never ceases to amaze me
@@craigcorson3036 except they often do, for a dramatic finale.
It was obvious he knew what he was doing. No one talks about marmalade that much. How he was on about it made me know what happening before it happened.
I love this character.
My grandmother just gave me her complete series and movies.
She's old now and wanted to make sure it was me who had them. She's so sweet. She loved this show and I have many memories watching it with her as a kid. I'm not sure my kids will watch it but I will.
Your Grandma must be awesome 😎
@@starby1243 thanks she really is lol
I never knew any of my grandparents. I am the youngest and they were all gone before I arrived. Cherish them for me.
That was a great gift
If your kids don't, your grandkids will.
The conversation with Mrs. Columbo at the end was proof that he actually was married.
Troubled waters did that
@@bulldogsbob No,she was never shown.
OR as some continue to suggest, that in this. he was delusional.
Columbo: Just one more thing... see, that wasnt _my_ wife on the phone sir. That was the sergeants wife.
@@Likexner That's great!
The wife was the longest running joke in the Columbo series. Just when the fans thought they've seen what she looks like, comes a clanger right at the end of this episode.
One of, if not the very best Columbo episodes. You can feel the mixed emotions of the killer and you see Columbo doing what he does best: suppling the rope for the killer to hang themselves. Near perfect acting all around. Subdued yet strong. Something sadly lacking these days.
Agreed. And this clip - the video and audio quality are superb, for a film-based show. Have they remastered the series? I would love to buy a DVD set if there is one. All I have, are old off-air terrible quality mono VHS episodes. ;)
This wasn’t one of the best in the least. It was ok. The originals were better.
Mrs. Columbo was such a brilliant actor. Cant believe she was overlooked award wise for so many years…
@Nebarus,
I agree. Same with Frozone wife in the movie incredibles.
ROTFLOL 🤣
And Niles Cranes wife Maris on Frazier 😂😂😂
I wish we could’ve seen more of Mrs. Columbo. She was such an underrated character.
I've never seen anyone do so much with so little.
She was a real honey and Columbo really loved her.
Like Mrs Wolowitz.
Kate Mulgrew
I havent see her yet and would be better if she was dead and a cover and he had phibes thing going, victorias beauty would be a grace whitney plus.Poe
The moment when Columbo drops the bomb “this is not my kitchen floor.”😂
This is my favorite Columbo moment, if not among the top 3.
tbh i didn't see how that made a difference if he was really poisoned.
That woman is a true psychopath, murdered a man then attempted to murder the detective investigating the case. After all that she has the nerve to slap him and start crying. You'd think being a widow she'd understand what it's like to lose a loved one.
Some people hate being called out she was one.
Helen Shaver also has male characteristics like that big male jaw and the head too big for the body so they use that baggy suit to hide the body, and the hands were soft and womanly but big. Finger-digit ratio looked male. Many female actors are men
@@Mustang-bk4ns stop
Women are all diff
It makes real truths dug out look as stupid as the everyone’s a man thing
typical woman tbh. My mother is the same. She tosses things, stomps when she doesnt get her own way and growls abuse at the dog. But once, someone called the cops and as soon as they got here, she was blubbering and sluring her words. As the cop put it "Who we gonna believe? A fit strong young man? Or a crying woman?" Its a defense mechanism.
@@Mustang-bk4ns spotted the incel
Why is it that every time I see Columbo eat that piece of toast, I start thinking the worst when I know he's going to be okay? I know he's acting. I know that that marmalade is not tainted and I have seen this clip before so I already know how it's going to end but still I feel like, "Don't eat that toast!"
Me too! And he keeps eating it while he's talking to her. I know he's going to be ok, but it still makes me feel anxious to watch.
its the power of cinema
@@bioarv111
Actually it is the power of suggestion.
It's the power of great acting performances
Super gullible, I guess.
This one is a soft-spot for me. I remember watching it with my father when it aired on TV. He was the one who got me into Columbo. I think I was about ten. By myself, I thought it was kinda boring, but my father’s explanations made it interesting. (He was also the one who taught me critical thinking, the scientific method and the Socratic Approach.) He would point out the clues and the connections to me with such energy that you’d think he was reporting a football game.
As I grew older, I was more receptive, more appreciative of shows like Colombo. (Especially in the face of flashy whiz-bang shows like CSI.) I don’t think I would’ve been if it wasn’t for this episode and watching it with my father.
Same here!
How wonderful to.hesr that. He sounds like a lovely man .
Loved your story.✌️
Columbo is known for setups like this. The one I can remember best is where he catches his own boss the deputy police commissioner by pretending an apartment he just rented is the home of a wanted serial burglar suspected of the murder of his wife. He of course falls into the trap by planting stolen goods there, only to be told by Columbo it is not the burglars house but one he himself just recently signed the lease on.
And what's odd is that it was clearly a bachelor's apt. Where is mrs Columbo?
U took the words out of my mouth!!
@@Rudolph1722 A mancave ? A little hideout Mrs Columbo shouldn't know about ?
or the one where he traps the hs kids into using another car
Your opinion is as good as anyone's
Do not EVER underestimate Columbo, he's playing 5d chess while you're playing marbles.
That shouldve been a closing line in one of the episodes.
With whom is he playing? By himself? I don't think "not playing the same game" is a sign of competence. "Hey, you wanna be on my dragon boat crew?" "Yeah, sure, I'm awesome at pole vaulting."
One of the best things about Columbo, no matter what, even what she tried to do, he had some empathy for Dimitris. It was that level of humanity that made Columbo such a great character and showed how great Peter Falk was as an actor.
Columbo was always one step ahead of the killers!
Really
Richard Levinson & William Link, the duo who also created "Mannix" and "Murder, She Wrote" (two of CBS's hit crime shows), saw to that.
20 steps.
"I take that very personally"- possibly first time in Colombo's career
This show was so brilliantly written. Columbo was on par with Holmes, Poirot, Dupin, and Marple.
Columbo is just fascinating, enchanting, marvelous.....
And Qwilleran!
Who are the ones besides Holmes?
@@seronymus Poirot and Marple are Agatha Christie's detectives, Dupin was created by Edgar Allen Poe- and regarded as the first ever "true" detective series, Qwilleran is from "The Cat Who" by Lilian Jackson Braun, he's a personal favorite of mine :)
@@CassPass73 ooh thank you I'll look into them; I know Father Brown by G K Chesterton, if he counts as a detective. Also on a wild divergent note, detective anime of various flavor like Conan, Gosick and Psycho-Pass.
“I don’t think so ma’am. Ye see , this is not my kitchen floor”.
“What?”
Columbo is always so polite.
My favorite thing in the world is when Columbo reveals something the culprit didn't know while they're being super confident and all the can do is just go "...What?"
This is one of my favorite episodes. I have to admit when I first saw it, I thought "OMG we're finally going to see Mrs. Columbo!" I'm glad we didn't.
And then they tried giving Mrs. Columbo a spinoff series.
"How do you know? You've never had a picture taken." I love lowkey meta jokes like that
it's not meta.
@@ziraprod6090 Isn't it a reference to how she's never seen on screen?
0:57 I love how he pauses, almost waiting to see if she will really let him "poison" himself.
That "I'm hanging up now" just shows so much.... love.
I'm sorry but I love how we spend over a minute with Columbo as he's on the phone with his wife? The 'I love you too.' before hanging up? MY FEELINGS. 😭
You're pretty
He's sweet. A good cop, too. I like it that he's sweet to his wife.
She's truly acting well. I love all the little expressions in her face.
Helen Schaver has such a calming voice. Almost lulls you to sleep. Same when she voiced Littlefoot’s mom in Land Before Time.
Probably the best Columbo ending ever. Peter Falk and Helen Shaver were marvellous.
Wow I thought that was a young Kate Mulgrew
Love how they always blame the person catches them rather than themselves for committing the crime
Ego is a fragile thing.
Is Mrs. Columbo also a mythological being like the Detective? Because he always talks about her but we never get to see her even once
@Jamie Pritchard They even joke about the poorly performing show in Columbo itself, saying that were was a woman impersonating his wife.
Sorry, Mrs. Colombo is seen 6 times in the entire series (Shine on the Murder, Death in a Glass of Wine, Murder as a Self-Portrait, Columbo and the Rock Star Murder, Columbo in Disguise, and The Killing Tracks). All you have to do is look carefully :-)
Columbo is the only series I’ve ever seen that consistently got me with its plot twists.
Rest in powerful peace Peter Falk 🙏
16 September 1927 ~
23 June 2011⚘
This scene was the greatest emotional acting I have ever seen I think . that woman deserved an award for her excellent acting .
That slap really landed.
Cue the handcuffs ✊
Loved how the sound of Columbo eating his toast was purposely amplified. Brilliant.
And yet another 'masterpiece' by Peter Falk ..he really plays the part so well that you really believe he is lieutenant columbo..& that is the sign of a terrific actor..he is quite "unique"
They say poisoning is a woman's method of murdering someone. It didn't work in this case, Columbo had her fooled, and she came to a sticky end! 😄
Of course it was sticky, it was marmalade.
The character Columbo is a very good actor.
And Peter Falk scores a free head massage.
Columbo, weird and funny guy who solve cases withouth violence, overall simple guy who enjoy his cigar. One of the best characters ever created.
this actress is fantastic, such an array of emotions
That must have been an amazingly high quality sound recorder if it caught all that whispered conversation all the way across from another room! :D
I was just thinking that!!
Don’t let facts get in the way of a good story.
It was made in the same place that makes TV candles and bedside lamps
Mrs Dimetri was quite deranged, but the Lieutenant was able to figure her out!! 👍
Three years ago you farted
She was clearly mentally disturbed and sick
Mr. And Mrs Columbo are true relationship goals
“I didn’t like that you wanted to kill my wife”
“HOW DARE YOU”
I love how real Peter Falk made that phone call at the end feel.
6:24 You can hear the gears in her mind go from full throttle to a sketching halt when she hears that
She did not play an evil killer. She played a tragically destroyed character, full of love and desperation and unable to deal with reality. Her dance earlier with the slide projection of the picture of her husband on her dress is so intense that I can understand (but never tolerate!) the emotional pressure to do anything to relieve the pain - even if it is killing someone. This is what you get when you combine excellent writing with a brilliant cast: An experience which actually widens your horizon.
Wise words, Paul.
An excellent encapsulation. 👏 my thoughts as well.
How dare you to caught me red handed, lieutenant!
I knew he was up to something the moment we saw Mrs. Columbo lol
Peter Falk acted Columbo acting poisoned. What an actor!!
There is an episode where the killer is an elderly woman with a deteriorating brain disease, and she won't live longer than a couple months . She doesn't remember even killing the man.
Her friend confesses to the murder. As they are taking him away Columbo says the it won't take long to break his story.
"It might take a couple months."
"Yes," Columbo says. "It will."
Is that true or did you make that up
You know the name?
The one with the butler and the actress right?
First episode of season 5 - Forgotten Lady
I saw that one two weeks ago
Columbo is probably one of the best detectives I’ve seen in my time, his series is great!
Sherlock better
This guy was the best .You couldn't paint him into a corner .And that slap, he handle that like a Pro
No matter how many times I watch this, it is still an amazingly satisfying moment: "You see, this is not my kitchen floor." 😆
I don’t think so ma’am you see it is not my kitchen floor. Brilliant 😝
"What?" -Every Columbo Gotcha Ever
One of the best aspects of this character is his humanity. The empathy he shows is so well portrayed by Falk.
Love his character and love his show...until now i still watch the reruns
Never getting tired of watching these clips on and on ...wishing I could watch the complete episodes.
Helen Shaver is an amazing actress ...
Thanks for the name! Yes she's unbelievable in this scene. Her eyes, her expressions, just out of this world. What yskent!
...and an accomplished director as well.
Highballin
Sometimes Columbo could really be vicious in a way. He knows this tactic will hurt the killer more, but that's fine with him if it's the best way to catch her. And this time he seems like he might take a little relish in it, since he "take[s] that very personally" after all.
Wait, so his subterfuge would "hurt the killer more"? As opposed to what?
Columbo is a great show, I watched all of those episodes and still do today .
1 count of murder, 2 counts of attempted murder, and 1 count of assaulting a police officer. She's getting the chair for the last one.
You're forgetting the possession of controlled substance.
Massive shock when Columbo gets a slap. Did not see that coming. Brilliant acting.
8:15 "Sahjint, you can add assawlting a pallice offisah to the chahjes."
CLASSIC! One of the best moments in Columbo history...
Shades of "The Dying Detective".
I just loved Peter Falk and I miss him
She was so close to the ultimate revenge. Until….she was Columbo’d. 👏🏼👌🏼😆❤️
My favorite episode because he is so good to his wife… 🥰
His accent reminds me so much of my mom and dad. It's been many, many years since I've seen an episode of this show and it never dawned on me that Peter Falk and my parents shared the same accent, I miss hearing their voices.
I think this is the killer he hated most
No, it was Dr. Mayfield (Leonard Nimoy), without a doubt the most evil character the series ever had. He also openly hated Milo Janis (Robert Conrad).
Probably, because she tried to kill his wife and later kill him!
@@nicholasschroeder3678 He also hated Paul Gerard from 'Murder Under Glass' because he murdered the chef, and you never murder a chef!
@@jollyaustin An Italian one no less! Don't think he was too fond of the art critic, commissioner, conductor, architect, shrink, or any of the Cassidy or Culp characters. But it was never openly stated.
That guy who co-held a fashion journal is by far most despised by me
I love the endings where he sets up killers with fake houses or fakes car or some other subterfuge which results in them incriminating themselves. I don't remember this episode, but I was sure he was faking it waiting for her to confess to a man who would be dead shortly and could do nothing to her.
My most favorite episode! Thank you!!
Series like this they don't make any more, rip Peter Falk.
Nice show . Need to be on Netflix on old time detective series.
Yeah, it really needs to be, I really wish to watch these. Just the charisma of Peter falk makes my day already.
The good old days, life was simple back then.
Seen this a thousand times, but I had to watch it again! One of my faves.
Mrs Colombo was so involved in her daily activities that we that we never really got to appreciate yeah the beauty of her skills and long suits that she has acquired through the years.
I have just watched this episode yesterday morning on Cozi Tv.
Cozi has a television service?
"Sgt, did you get all that?"
"Oh s**t sorry, I forgot to press record and play!"
Columbo feeds sgt some marmalade. The other jar, with a little "extra".
Mrs Columbo stole this scene. She steals every scene she is in.
Great episode, great acting, great gotcha.
Three years ago you farted
This is not my kitchen floor, this is not my beautiful house, this is not my beautiful wife.
Such a beautiful actress
Peter falk, was a brilliant actor. So believeable , that I actually thought that ,that is really who he was even though I knew he was just acting,doing his job, Amazing😮
Just finished watching this episode today. The fake funeral for Mrs. Columbo was very well done with the flowers and Columbo playing the role of the widower, tear streaked and weeping and then the scene at the end after Vivian was arrested when he checked in with his wife and she had been watching her soap operas when she was supposed to have been sleeping and Columbo telling her to take her medicine and go to sleep and then her asking him if he'd eaten yet and he said that he was about to and told her "I'm going to hang up now. I love you, too." and then he was so pleased with himself about how he had managed to pull off the fake funeral for his wife that he laughed a bit. He goes from being super intense with Vivian and nails her when she confesses to all three murders to starting to relax and being very sweet to his wife while she's dealing with her flu. They probably had to sleep in separate beds until she recovered from her flu so he wouldn't get sick.
Everytime i see him, he reminds me so much of R.C. Sproul. And vice versa, what an incredible man
Tries to kill him then slaps him for not dying. LOL