'The Most Dangerous Match' in 12 Minutes | Recap - S02 EP07 | Columbo
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- Columbo investigates the injury of a former world chess champion just before his match with the current champion.
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Season 2, Episode 7 "The Most Dangerous Match".
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Dudek was just the nicest guy. There was no malice in him at all. He wasn't a blackmailer, he wasn't holding something over the killer, he wasn't trying to cut him out of a will, he was just a guy who happened to better at chess than the antagonist. But treated him with nothing but respect and kindness.
"to better" or "to be better"?
"You're talking as though he were already dead" that's such a poignant line
This was another excellent Columbo episode loved how he held dog after he ran upstairs & the finale when he was delivered the line if would be easier if I didn't have to shout! Excellent script & delivery by the lieutenant.
Jack Kruschen was a joy to watch in this episode.........Another classic episode where Colombo beats the "Genius".....Even as a kid I loved the restaurant scene.
Just spent 49.99 UK POUNDS for ALL the episodes a total of 86 hours and 51 mins of BRILLIANCE
Where do you buy them online? I have only found the first 2 seasons
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@@michaeljohnson5365 So not online streaming but hard copy DVDs?
@@seanc.mcnally2118 HARD COPY DVD
The most sympathetic victim in the entire series. Dudek was a loveable character.
Agreed, I loved Dudek like my own brother
Not sure about lovable, but he was certainly relatable from the view that he clearly believed he was the pinnacle of his field and discovered that he was actually nowhere near the highest level.
@@PigeonPlucker VICTIM. Not Killer. Dudek was the fat russian guy
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@@PigeonPlucker - Read OP again, he's referring to the victim.
Laurence Harvey died later the same year they filmed this, 1973.
8:50 I though Colombo was erratically chasing the murderer 🤣
8:14 1973 dining table, Ashtray, Real Candle and Booze.......Ashtrays and Real Candles once super common in many restaurants but not so much today....Plenty of Booze still being served though.
Love this episode, but it was academic for me. As soon as I saw Laurence Harvey's devious, menacing look along with his evil 70's hair, I KNEW he was gonna kill SOMEBODY! 😆 Great cast for this one! 👍
"evil 70's hair"? Lol, 😄 . Of course you're quite right.
Columbo doesn't play by the rules. He makes his own.
No matter how many times I would see the ending, I get a little anxious as if I'm in the argument with those 2 until the revelation happens.
mimics the intense ending of a chess game.
I notice if something is important to the case Columbo will learn about it to catch the killer. He acts a bit slow but he is quite intelligent
I'm not a grandmaster to say the least, but the chess at the start - all you'd do is move the queen back to cover the King, yeah you lose the queen but your bishop comes back on the diagnonal and takes the rook and danger averted.
A huge grinding machine like that would cause vibrations that everyone would feel . A deaf person could easily tell if it was suddenly turned off .
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Those are probably on vibration dampening stuff
You don't want it to keep the hotel awake or vibrations to damage the structure.
Stood next to big machines
Most you don't feel.
Also deaf don't feel vibrations better. They ain't daredevil or so
Also there is a thing called stress.
Etc etc
@@FizzleFX A metal stairwell will VIBRATE 📳 🤣
Plus if a hearing aid works he's not totally deaf.
Oh, well ain't YOU just some kind of true detective?
The only columbo episode where the victim dies in columbo's presence.
Cleaning lady: locks herself into the hotel room
Chess genious: "yes, its alright, you can go into the room"
You misspelled "genius".
great episode
I can’t help but wonder if the relationship between Linda and Emmett had something to do with Emmett’s fear of losing.
Killing your opponent to get out of a chess match is a bit extreme. Surely he could gave thought of a better way to avoid it.
I guess not ... and don't call me Shirley.
He was psychotic.
Especially since the plays his opponent called aren't guaranteed.
If he'd moved the queen back toward the bishop instead of capturing, play continues for at least 3 more moves.
Laurence Harvey is always interesting in everything I’ve ever seen him in. Unfortunately that’s only like 4 things
He died only a few months after this episode aired.
I was WRACKING my brain to remember where I saw him before....then it hit me! He was in my favorite episode of Night Gallery!!!!
@@miaouew ya that brain worm one. Yikes!
He was also the Manchurian Candidate. The movie with Frank Sinatra.
Columbo should have investegated the OJ Simpson and Michael Jackson cases
Why? In Jackson's case he did nothing wrong
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The worker who told Columbo that his dog would not have been hurt if it fell into the trash shredder appeared in several other Columbo episodes.
Now all we need is for Hikaru to try this on Magnus Carlsen :D
why on earth would anyone opt to watch a recap of a great episode, instead of watching the entire thing. This must be for young generations with no attention span (might still be too long for them)
ok grandpa.
@@nonegone7170 then grandpa is right. Why would one be better off listening to grandson? lol
@@catnapgee5357 or he's just another moron blabbering on about totally unrelated nonsense.
7:36 The didn't catch the reflection of the cast showing in the mirror.
In an episode of Dallas the camera man was clearly visible on a glass divider in one of the offices.
Wow, was that… Pablo Escobar?
Chess is easy to win when you play both sides
Once Fischer got good enough to be Fischer, it was always a draw.
If he is deaf what good is a hearing aid to him? So presumably he was not totally deaf.
Send Colombo to Idaho.
lol at 7.36, the people in the mirror
It's tragic Laurence Harvey died seven months after this episode debueted
would have said to him "blimey mate. if the chess match means so much to you i'll throw it"
Wait, idk chess, but _why_ did his queen _have_ to take his bishop? Couldn't he have moved it to the left or right and kept his queen save?
he won his own game
I think out of all the villains he is by far the worst one, not in terms of acting just in terms of motive. Usually it's greed or ambition but here it's failure, that's his big reason to kill someone. Most killers on Columbo are evil, he's just pathetic.
not sure if literally the worst, but certainly one of them. a lot of killers on Columbo committed a crime because they'd suffer highly unpleasant consequences if they didn't - which doesn't justify the killings, but still. all that would happen to this guy would be losing the World Champion title, and still remain an elite and renowned player, perfectly capable of challenging the new champion (a clearly older guy, by the way) in the next championship cycle.
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I have to disagree with the chess moves...
Yes, and how presumptuous of the one player to say that his opponent "must" make certain moves when they aren't actually forced.
chess in movies and TV used to be notoriously poor up until a point. when the pieces were set in any legal position whatsoever, that was already quite an achievement by the standard of the era. I'm not even saying they were more lazy - the viewers were just fine with that, more accepting of such hand-waving.
Could have done it, if he just stayed to check for a minute, couldn't even say he heard someone else saying the old man had died and was a mistake.
The error in this episode is that a deaf man would be able to feel the rumble of the machinery, the rumble in the room, even more than a person with hearing.
0:47 Black does not have to move his bishop. He can block the check with his queen instead and there is no checkmate, although White is a piece up.
@@anthonymounkes981 Then Kf8 and no checkmate.
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In real life "Dudek" outlived "Clayton" by 30 years. Lawrence Harvey died the same year from cancer. He was probably already seriously ill when he was filming. Jack Krushen died in 2002.
One of the weakest conclusions. He definitely could have felt the vibrations stop. If that were the only link, in a time before genes and forensics and stuff, this guy would be free 😂. I love Columbo though, so he MUST solve the case! 🎉
He'd be worked up in both instances so it's not inconceivable for him to not notice the vibrations.
When Dudek's associate (doctor?) is on the phone, he says a bunch of stuff that's supposed to be foreign, but out of nowhere, he says "Duddy Kravitz." I have never read anyone talk about that.
Love these stories, but on occasion they have plot holes big enough to fly a Concorde through. In this episode, how does the deaf villain, whose hearing aid has gone out of service leading him to bungle the murder, lure his victim to the scene of the crime with a telephone call that same night?
Moreover, if Mr. Dudek was on medication, wouldn't his prescriptions have been in Russian? Either the young lady, who spoke Russian, would have written the prescriptions in Russian herself, or if they were in English, when the villain got to Dudek's hotel room, how would he have been able to interpret the Russian medications to align with whatever English he had written down in order to substitute the right ones? The drama was fun, the performances entertaining, but the plot is like something someone came up with over breakfast and went right to production.
Very entertaining episode, but any chess player would recognize the match they played made no sense in a real game. A queen cannot claim a bishop 😆
The toilet articles are very suspicious
Most of the actors in these episodes have since passed on. The cycle of life continues on.
FACT there was 69 episodes
What if he killed the guy who made that bad toupee instead?
season 3 1973
Instead of the black Queen taking the Is white Bishop, all he had to do was back the queen up 1 square and it would not be threatened anymore.
The guy is making assumptions
@@jennifermoriarty2188. It's not an assumption if you know how to play chess.
Forward with red helmets
Please don’t letterbox future uploads
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I feel that the dude's ability to kill the other guy showed that he was the best player. The fat guy might've been better at chess, but he was no match for sideburns guy in the game of Life.
Lmao this is such a dumb take
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Most shows about chess are so fake. The deaf chess player gets checkmated in two moves. No grandmaster would open that way. So fake.
I like this episode but not the ending, the ending is one of the weakest of the series, along with that episode with the matador
do not smack, Clayton!
The chess in this show was so phony.
do not make stupid smacking sounds, Dudek!
The chess in this episode was horrendous. Very phony
He says a few chessplayers names and he is a great chess grandmaster. Then he gets checkmated with Fools Mate. Thats in two moves. Phony.
He was extremely nervous for obvious reasons.
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