Columbo Is Poisoned | Columbo
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2019
- From '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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"You see, this is not my kitchen floor."
Priceless.
"I don't even live here !". "He doesn't live here....I do".
And I ... am not left handed!
@@arthurjeremypearson I am...on Friday nights only.
Reminds me of the episode where Columbo rents the Skid Row apartment to set up the police commissioner who's the real killer and the guy who is being framed says: "This ain't even my apartment" The police commissioner says "What?!"
"My wife's got a bad case of flu, I didn't want to disturb her" He knows how to drop a clanger in a very soft way.
😂
What on earth is a clanger.
You'll notice that Columbo very carefully and without attracting any suspicion, advised her to remain silent, thus rendering her confession admissible.
Good for movies, however, not realistic. A person need not be advised of their Miranda rights unless under arrest and in custody.
@@Scanjoon Yeah, but a nice cherry on top, emphasizing that the confession was completely voluntary and not coerced.
Except for two things.
Firstly, that supreme court ruling wouldn't be until after this show ended.
Secondly, she admitted in her monologue that she knew her maranda rights
Obtains confession, trolls the murderer, and gets a free head massage out of it. That's why he's the best.
Don't forget the slap on the face.
Lolol
He should have charged her with assault
@Maximillian Wylde So I can walk up to a female stranger on the street and slap her across the face as long as I don't intend to cause her bodily harm? I can yank a strangers hair which of course would not involve any intention to cause bodily harm?
@Maximillian Wylde Incorrect. In California, assault is putting someone in reasonable FEAR of imminent bodily harm. It doesn't even require contact. If you actually cause bodily harm, that's battery. It's pretty hard to slap someone without causing that fear -- although it may not have worked on Columbo!
"Besides which, you wanted to kill my wife, and you tried to kill me. I take that very personally."
*Smack!*
"And you also assaulted a police officer."
"In more than one way; that face rubbing thing was very disturbing."
What a slap. He took it very well. The Legend
It's a shame that it was a recorder and not a gun that would have been satisfying to watch. But Columbo's too classy for that and god bless.
☕
As a kid I remember my brother crying because he thought he actually was poisoned. Great acting
Great acting acting 😄
🤔🤣😷👍🇬🇧
Aww 💔
I thought there was something wrong with thermostat in the house.
@@petercofrancesco9812 I bet he might've turned it up a little to really sell the sweating.
Hands up all you youngsters who love Columbo despite being born after it ended!
I was born in 1983, started watching Columbo in 2014(?) when it was on Netflix. So much more well written than modern shows of the same genre.
i disagree i think he was not as good as he use to be. this was done in 1990 it's missing something. falk is still the man though.
I just learned of this the other day ago when it was referenced by a certain anime. Then I was curious to check it out.
ShoppingBored Which anime?
I'm 17 years old and I always watch it with my parents,I love it!
0:42 For a second there, she thought about stopping him from eating it. Wondered if she'd be going too far, if she hadn't already. And Columbo knew, he waited, gave her the chance to explain things without adding another attempted murder charge to her list.
No smart person was ever better at playing dumb that Columbo.
* than
Makes you wonder what he's like in private, really.
Me, I do it well.
Best passive aggressive ever
He plays dumb so well, he even pretends to get himself and his wife poisoned!
I like when he said “I don’t think so ma’am.” She had better be glad that he still showed her some respect after she tried to kill his beloved wife. You don’t mess with Mrs. Columbo.
There is no Mrs Columbo lol, he is single
Neo Tuber Of course the’s a Mrs. Columbo. Falk himself said there was.
There was a TV serie named "Mrs. Columbo" and she was played by Kate Mulgrew. Google it. In it, you never saw her husband either.
Mrs. Columbo frowns on getting killed. She doesn't like missing her favorite TV program.
@@neotuber8646 This clip is short. If they had let it finish, you'd see the full scene that ends the episode, and it is Columbo alone in the room talking on the phone to his very real wife.
He talks about her in lots of episodes to people he doesn't suspect are murderers, including fellow police officers he's known for years as well as the vet for his dog. One episode involves a murder on a cruise, and Columbo is only on that ship because he is on holiday with his wife (who of course is in her room sick the whole story).
“Sargeant - did you get all that?”
“Nope. I was standing in another room with a tiny tape recorder while she quietly confessed.”
😁😁 Well...
it was probably highly sensitive, and they probably had a recording device hidden on the table somewhere that transmitted the audio.
@@ARandomInternetUser08 Lol. It was obviously just a standard microcassete recorder.
@@ARandomInternetUser08 This was made in the early 90s, I'm not sure blue tooth existed!
@@ShahidKhan-ke8fe wireless mics existed then. See Now You See Him episode where that's referenced, and that was made a bit before the 90s. For anyone who didn't live in that time period, it's hard to believe stuff like wireless anything existing back then, but they did. I wasn't born in that time period, but the early 2000s, but I love older stuff and am immersing myself in anything late 1900s. Shows, technology, etc.
For a moment, there, she looked as if she didn’t want him to take a bite out of the “poisoned toast!”
Yeah, perhaps she had a flicker of pity.
@@garyjones2561 No, no. She was thinking, "Should I have used an apple instead?"
She acted soooo well, my goodness.
Agreed. I was impressed by the tears especially.
maybe she wasnt acting
@@stevebr551 deep.
He played her like a cheap violin
Or cheap hooker...lol
*played her like a violin. Cheap violin sounds like he'd be playing her badly or roughly.
😂😂
You sound like Frank Drebin, police Squad!!
@@FFKonoko Correct. Some people don't realize how what their saying is the opposite of what they mean like people who say I could care less when they should say I COULDN'T care less or when tramp said he was the least racist person in the world, which is actually really saying he's racist, just at the bottom of the list of being a racist
I remember seeing this when still a boy. I truly believed Mrs. Columbo was dead. That ending thrilled me so much, I became hooked on the series.
Her acting is top level. Bro, she is crying
She reminds me so much of Chloë Grace Moretz. I even thought that could be Chloe's grandmother or something.
@@theUroshman Yeah, I've always liked Helen Shaver: "In Praise of Older Women", "The Osterman Weekend", "The Color of Money", and "The Believers" (any title that begins with "The" I guess:-), I've especially enjoyed her in those films. The late Margot Kidder & her remind me of each other, and they're both Canadian!
bro crying? the actor is crying? thats so crazy, an actor pretending to cry. what a crazy skill, crying that is.
@@BeAsTMoDE528 do you mind leaving your No Fun sign at the door, sir? we have plenty in the comments already...
@@gluserty What about "desert hearts" 🔥
Can't imagine anyone other than Falk playing Columbo. Seen every episode. Still watch them.
Keith C me too every Sunday
Ruffalo trying to do a reboot. He does a helluva Falk impression
How can one see full episodes of Columbo?
Love these old series....and many more...tq
Iv got the whole box set
And the beauty of that is no adverts !!!
"I don't think so ma'am. You see, this is not my kitchen floor."
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I remember watching this as a kid and seeing him "poisoned", thinking for a while that this was the first time Columbo had genuinely come unstuck. Scary for a moment!
I love the way he talks to his wife at the end.
Sgt. Brady decorates his place like an old woman.
Maybe Sgt. Brady is an old woman?
Maybe he lives with his mom. Or grandmother.
what's wrong with that? maybe he chills out at the end of the day in drag?
It's actually his mother's sister's house you see, he is renting it temporarily and it came furnished.
@@claztube This blonde lady was actually his mother's sister without knowing she owns this house, and his mother was next in line to inherit the house after her, so he was happy to assist Columbo.
This episode always makes me shiver. Her pain is depicted so well that one starts to understand how someone can be swept down by it and tries to pass on the pain to those one sees responsible. It is tragic, and in the end not a monster is caught but a hurt human who has become a murderer is shown sympathy but also justice.
Yeah she’s the victim innit 🙄
@@dixienormouse1441 No. I never said that. "Understandig" is not "accepting" or even "approving".
@@paulrandig I’m afraid you don’t get a pass from me when it comes to intending to murder Columbo. There are levels sir.
"It's not my kitchen floor".
When I watch these I don't feel that 40 years have passed and I feel so sad.
Non juste 30 !
I remember the episodes in the early 70's
She is a tremendous actress top performance.
Yes, I agree. You can see "crazy" brewing in her eyes. Who is she, anyway?
@@TheWriterWalker Helen Shaver. Beautiful and very talented. Played the sociopath role here to a tee.
@@FOXHOUND4143, thank you for that! 😊
@@FOXHOUND4143 Totally agree a stunning woman, in some classic films such as The Amityville Horror, and the Martin Sheen occult horror called The Believers . She was also in Sam Pekinpah's last film, The Osterman Weekend.
weird i thought her performance wasn't good at all.
His humility subdefuses his enemies and takes the rug from under them.....tooooo gooood
She damn near slapped his false eye out! 👀
LOl
Maybe a missed slapstick opportunity there. They could have had the eye come out and and flies into her mouth, choking her to death. Karma for trying to kill Mrs Columbo .
his glass eye is on his right side. she hit him on the left side.
HOW DO YOU KNOW? ARE YOU SOME KID OF EYE DOCTOR?
his right eye was removed when he was 3. he had a tumor. i read.
I was thinking that this woman did a very convincing job here. I think she went above the norm. I didn't expect this. Maybe the director or writer? Okay, somebody did their job.
The acting and writing in this scene, at least, are on par with the original episodes from the 70s.
I thought it was great until she slapped him. That seemed out of character and badly timed and the slap didn't look at all real.
@@lindac6919 I think it's believable that she did it. Her grief lead her to killing a man in the first place. And after two attempted murders she's been caught up and tricked in the peak of her grief, a slap is the least lashing out she could have done
For some reason, this scene always makes me laugh. It's my favorite trap of all the ones Columbo ever closed on a suspect.
@Orn Gorn Did I say anything about predictability? I just said it made me laugh and is my favorite.
Helen Shaver is excellent in this Columbo episode. She reminds me in her performance and voice of another great actress, Jessica Walter-brilliant in Clint Eastwood’s “Play Misty for me”.
Great comparison. There is a lot of Jessica Walter in her style.
She did a couple of Columbos too.
I remember when I first saw this I thought for a brief moment that she legit was gonna kill him here. Then after he gives his whole ‘gotcha’ spiel I was like ohhhh snap!!! Definitely one of the best episodes.
Columbo had so many memorable soundtracks. This is one of them.
I love how Colombo played her. The funeral was the greatest! I just love Colombos shows. And just one more thing. ❤
Columbo is the only cop who never needs handcuffs
So bottom line: Peter Falk was a great actor,Columbo was a great actor too..that explains the high salary 😎
Agree
High salary.!!!
His family found only 8 millions dollars in his bank account after his death.....
And more than 64 episodes...
@@marokxy8837 Christ. Hope he gave in his Will.
Yup.
@@Kelly14UK what are you talking about...!?
Even when Columbo is slapped through the face, he remains as COOL as a cucumber.
Oh my man, if only I could be as cool as you !
Keep on catchin' them baddies !!!
A lot of people would have clocked her as hard as they could. That's what you get for trying to kill me.
You sure you don't want a piece...😂😂😂
Columbo enjoyed eating and teasing her with that toast! Savage!
This is one of my favorite episodes of all time! Columbo will always be the greatest detective ever!!!
fav of all time? you really need your head examined.
@@bee1978 I think that what you need is a hi colonic to flush all the shit out of your little pea brain!!!
@Sinjin Smyth it's obvious to me that you are a booger eating moron!!! Have a great day 😀
Nero Wolf would like a word, sir.
@@christopherkraft1327 😄😅😂🤣
*Woman attempts to murder Columbo and his wife*
"I take that very personally."
_Just one more thing:_ _Columbo_ can't be poisoned, he's the universal antidote ;-)
Exactly! After all, Richard Levinson and William Link (the creators that brought us "Mannix" and "Murder, She Wrote") created the character for the NBC & ABC Mystery Movie wheel series to not be harmed in any way whatsoever.
Columbo looks like he's been poisoned in every episode but I think it was the chain-smoking that made him look that way and nobody could play that role except Peter Falk one of the best
Although I think Peter Falk is a tremendously talented actor...in this particular scene his acting is quite ordinary....but the acting of the woman who has murdered his wife and is in the process of murdering him is quite extraordinary. The pure ecstasy she is experiencing as she watches Columbo succumb to the poison is magnificently portrayed.
His acting is quite ordinary? Hmmmm
Falk here is not playing a poisoned person. He is playing a cop playing a poisoned person. It’s a bit cheesy and exaggerated - as if he wasn’t a professional actor, but at the same time he wanted to force a confession. Viewers worry if she would see through this blunt performance, but she’s the one blinded - by vendetta. Superb.
Slomofogo And yours too, sir
A great actor knows when to step back to allow the light to shine on someone else.
@Slomofogo lol
The best detective TV show ever, by far!!! No one comes even near to Columbo and Peter Falk's masterful performance of the main protagonist.
I just seen episode just a couple nights ago, I still watch the Columbo shows every weekend.
episode name please?
Columbo should have back handed her after that. She was way out of line.
@@Romulan2469 I know right.
@@sahibzadaqaisar8129 I believe this is "Rest in Peace, Mrs. Columbo." Tu, 03/10/2020
@@AuroraFinesse exactly, great man
"What kind of poison?"
"Something very unusual. Something called iocane."
The only two lesser known things are.... One, never get into a land war in China, and Two, never go against a Sicilian when death is on the line! !!!
And Peter was telling the story in the princesses bride. Nice connection
@@christopherbonanno1120 Holy Moley, I don't think that even occurred to me, Vince!
Thanks for pointing that out. Nice connection indeed!
I bet my life on it....
@Pegasus I would bet your life on it
dread pirate Roberts
I was for a second convinced missus columbo was dead when watching the beginning, greatest show
Naw. They could never kill off the fictional "Mrs Columbo". If only because she doesn't exist. Not beyond a concept.
Also after the murderess confessses and slaps the Lieutenant I wish that the Sergeant had manhandled and thrown her into cuffs. As cops and the whole criminal justice system go way too soft on female criminals. The bitches have long since come to rely upon the "pussy pass"...
@@jorgecallico9177 I don't think columbo will appreciate it, he is a gentle kind of guy, would not lift his hand against a woman. If he doesn't like it, I am certain his subordinates will follow him, regardless of how they want to treat her.
@@jorgecallico9177 well yeah I guess In real life I agree with you, I was talking about the columbo universe where columbo would not act roughly against a woman.
@@prottushpurno332
You're brave! Lol but that is the correct viewpoint to hold. Congratulations.
@Sinjin Smyth behind that aloof smile and kind words, there was a broken man, he walks into other people's insane lives and seem so humble compared to them. But unknown to others, his life was the most insane.
One of the best "Gotcha"! moments...
I love this ending. She thought she had it all in the bag, until Columbo outfoxed her!
Now THAT is acting!! I could feel her pain!!
> I don't think so M'am.. you see this is NOT my kitchen floor
>> What ??
> I said: this is NOT my kitchen floor and this is NOT my house. This belongs to my friend... Sergeant Brady
Class episode.
This has always been my favorite Columbo episode.
this is a very special episode- just watched it on tv again- great idea and helen shaver played so good...!
He sure wiped the smile off her face
A great great show ! Peter Falk was pure magic as Lt Columbo ! 💯🥇🌟⭐✨
I remember that episode. I found it quite memorable.
That must have been a pretty emotional scene to play...you notice the actress was really crying toward the end?
Helen Shaver is a very good actress, and she played this beautifully, as did Falk, of course. One of the best Columbo gotchas, despite it being in the later, weaker series.
@Sinjin Smyth I think she had a pretty decent career in television movies and series. I remember liking her as a very emotionally involved actress.
Columbo was the best detective I use to love his movies. Just one more thing 👍
I can't believe he was so polite to her after she tried to kill his wife, but I love the scene at the end when he has that sweet phone call with his wife
Just smacked the one man who would have had sympathy for her. One of the best detectives, but he had a very big heart.
My favorite memories are watching this with my dad on A&E. I got the complete series too. 😀 I subscribed as soon as I saw this channel. Thank you
Old enough to have watched every epsiode from 1 to the end as they came on telly. Now have them all on did. Priceless
I must have watched a dozen Columbo episodes on UA-cam and none of them had even a quarter of the resolution that this clip does. Compared to them this feels like "Columbo 4K."
I think it has to do with copyright law. This an official Columbo channel so they can upload in full HD resolution. If other channels put up full episodes or clips in this quality, the copyright holder would demand YT take them down.
@@patrickjohnson5658 Well it does look official, though I can't prove it. It's hard to be sure since some of this channel's videos just say "not available in your country".
@@TheNameOfJesus The reason I mention it is one Columbo uploader when asked that question said the copyright holder was more likely to allow it to stay up if they uploaded only a low resolution copy, and agreed they couldn't monetize it. Any money made from people viewing it would be split between YT and the copyright holder.
@@patrickjohnson5658 Well you could be 100% right, and it sounds logical, but I can't find any evidence to support the idea that the actual copyright holder published these clips.
I like how at the end of all these clips, Columbo says "just one more thing" in a chipmunk voice
This is my favorite episode, the best detective show EVER!!
I feel like a film noir villain wandered into a Columbo movie.
For a killer, she is mighty loving. Except for the slap at the end.
Nice and loud slap too...lol
This, along with "Strange Bedfellows," "Negative Reaction," and "Columbo Cries Wolf" - are my favorite Columbo GOTCHAS.
LOVED the GOTCHA at the end in Columbo cries wolf. Was classic
This was definitely one of my fave gotchas too
“I don’t think so ma’am. You see, this is not my kitchen floor.”
“What”
“And this is not my house.”
“And I’m not Lieutenant Columbo.”
“And you’re not the murderer...You’re the victim. Who is also my wife.”
“Wha- But...” (dies)
Columbo: the anime version
Letting the days go by, let the water hold me down
I heard that his "Dawg" is actually an undercover cat in a costume. That's why he's so lazy.
Directed by m night shamalamadingdong
Nani?
Best columbo! Rest in peace Peter Falk!
He took that slap a lot better than I would have.
Watched this with my brother back in '95.
"Just one more thing, add assaulting a Lieutenant to that charge of murder Sargent." 'Will do sir'.
OH JUST ONE MORE THING!?!? I love columbo!!!!!!
I Love That Line...
This has to be the most hilarious scene of the entire Colombo series 🤣🤣🤣
I am 62 years old now...today is 25th.May 2021....Thanks to COLOMBO...It takes me back to my old days...thanks from Phillipine... ....
"You see this is not my kitchen floor" Mustve felt like a bomb.
Sherlock Holmes once did this exact same thing to catch a killer.
@Harvey Norman Well he did it in a book first, but yes, it was adapted for the show.
"I take that very personally"
Absolutely the best of thr Columbo movies!
I've only seen this episode once but I've never forgotten it. One of the best twist endings ever!
One of the greatest scenes. (Not the only one...but one of the best)
I remember watching columbo when I was a kid with my grandma and my mom ...
My son was 5/6 months old when I noticed he was actually looking at the television while watching Columbo at night while I fed him. He's 8 now & LOVES Columbo today with my other 4 children.
Peter Falk as Columbo ranks right up there with Bob Ross and Fred Rogers as one of the best unintentional ASMRtists in the known universe.
She boxed Columbo’s jaws!!
One of my favorite episodes.
Don't be fooled ma'am, he's Columbo & not as stupid as u think. He is one smart detective out to get u, this is what makes him & the show soooo great. I also like the answer he gives her...."but this isn't my kitchen floor & this isn't my house" ....classic.
Gary Cooper? The strong, silent type? Tony Soprano would love Columbo.
To reveal the truth you sometimes must play the fool!
Watching the entire Episode catalogue at the mo and this is my favourite ending of any episode
she wouldnt have knocked his glass eye out. she hit him on the left side, his right eye is the affected one. besides, i doubt they just pop out.
He has a glass eye
She didn't really slap him. Her fingers just gently glazed his face. He moved his head as if he had been slapped and the sound effect was added in post-production editing. Those guys in westerns don't really get punched in the face, you know! LOL.
Looks like that was a real slap in the face!! Literally!
When you want a stage slap to work you have to put some oomph in it. I think he would have expected it, being the kind of actor he was. Cagney used to spontaneously do violent slaps, etc., without telling the other actor. Thus, the grape fruit scene when he rubbed a half in the actress' face. She didn't know he was going to do that. I can't remember her name - great actress (sorry!) but she said it was painful and left her shocked and distraught.
@@victoriajarvis2260 I was in a stage show where my character got beat up by another character played by a way better actor than me. She was hitting me kinda hard. I said, "You know, Hallie, you're a more experienced actor than I am" (she was, too, ten times better and more experienced) "but isn't there such a thing as pulling your punches?" She just looked me dead in the eye, smiled, and said, "P*ssy!" I let her hit me as hard as she wanted for the rest of the run. It really wasn't all that hard.
amazing acting!!
Brilliant episode
“Nobody sees anybody truly but all through the flaws of their own egos. That is the way we all see ...each other in life. Vanity, fear, desire, competition-- all such distortions within our own egos-- condition our vision of those in relation to us. Add to those distortions to our own egos the corresponding distortions in the egos of others, and you see how cloudy the glass must become through which we look at each other. That's how it is in all living relationships except when there is that rare case of two people who love intensely enough to burn through all those layers of opacity and see each other's naked hearts.” Tennessee Williams.
Born 1993, love this show. It was written so well
I’m always so sad that I don’t have a husband who loves me like Columbo loves his wife! I don’t know what to do.
As soon as I heard her say "In a little while." I recognized her voice. Its Littlefoot's Mother from the Land Before Time! What! Her pronunciations are ao distinct! Amazing actress.
Epic and well thought out Columbo.
An open mind is like an unguarded fortress.
Often he does not simply solve the case. He breaks the murderer.