'Rest in Peace, Mrs. Columbo' in 10 Minutes | Recap - S09 EP04 | Columbo
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2022
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Season 9, Episode 4 'Rest in Peace, Mrs Columbo': Columbo faces one of his most personal cases ever when the widow of a man he once arrested conspires to have her revenge.
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"You see, this is not my kitchen floor". Total and absolute mic drop.
It is always socially acceptable for women to attack men. He should have slapped her back, screw chivalry. Women want equality the they take advantage of men who offer it.
didn't understand that.
@@lacurronec3815 She thought she had outsmarted him by killing his wife and him by poison, but he was always one step ahead of her. Her thinking that she was going to kill him in his own kitchen was an example.
Retread of the trap he sprung on the police commissioner earlier in the series... 😮
That's right up there with "He doesn't live here. I live here. That's my underwear. That's my niece and nephew."
The writers of this show should be given a Nobel prize for literature!
It’s pretty fun writing but give me a break lol
Columbo could never be recast, Peter Falk brought something to the role, that no one else could or ever would do, a class act all the way. REST IN PEACE Mr. FALK. You are truly missed.
In the documentary about the show the writers said that they didn't write in most of the Columbo mannerisms and turns of phrase, that was all Falk doing his own thing. In fact, they had to instruct new writers not to write any of that into the script, because then it would be too much
Amen
@@quasicroissant also coming to a crime scene eating a egg
This lady is worth some empathy, but for the most part she is sadistic. She had a cruel pleasure in telling Columbo he was going to die.
@@quasicroissant yes yes very good.
The sight of the priest at the mock-funeral made me think of Columbo as a priest in a raincoat - he takes confessions, he doesn't judge, he sees through human pretence and dishonesty and, in this episode, he turns the other cheek. The Father Brown character created by GK Chesterton was a priest and amateur detective whereas Columbo is a detective and amateur priest. He hates the sin but loves the sinner.
The murderess was cheated out of her satisfaction, which is why she slapped Colombo. He fiddled around with her, as she was "confessing" to him about her crimes. She even looked sickened when Colombo revealed that she was at a mock funeral.
This one was personal for Columbo and yet he held no grudge
He took it very personally tho.
watch carefully from 9:42 - Columbo silently orders the sergeant to hold her for a return punch.
@@Sergei_Gusakov Naw
If you think his wife really died, you missed the best part
@@raycruickshank4928 yeah I know he called her at the end of the episode as she was suffering a cold.
he apologized to his would-be-murderer!! Columbo has too much class!!
almost Canadian
@@timq6224 Funny you should say that. Helen Shaver’s from Canada. St. Thomas, Ontario, near London.
There will never be another Columbo. Peter Falk was 'unique'
I second that thought!!!! Columbo forever!!!!!
She tried to go after Mrs. Columbo - Lieutenant takes that Personal, so our Boi went along with her lil' game and played her like a fiddle as a true Maestro. Peter Falk delivers so well.
"Take care of your car, sergeant, and it will take care of you."
Rich coming from Columbo seeing as he ran that '59 Peugeot 403 into the ground.
Yes, that would be the joke.......
still running
Some crazy story about the car was the studio had sold it by the time they decided to bring back Columbo. They tracked it down and tried to buy it back from the new owners who had painted it! I can't remember the rest of it but I think they convinced the new owners to lease it back to them for a while restoring it to it's previous Columbo condition. That car belongs in the Smithsonian for sure! 😉 👌
Columbo the greatest detective proved his excellent acting skills in more ways than one when he fooled this ploy to murder him.
Columbo was a heck of an actor. He probably could have had an excellent acting career and make a lot more money than as a police officer.
Much guffaw!
No matter how much money he made, he'd still wear the same coat and drive the same car.
I think you miss the point , Peter Falk loved his crew , the brilliant writers, the actors he brought back from retirement, the hidden crew :make up, lighting ... Everyone that spent long hours and years with him !
He wouldn't change that for anything in the world.
He was wise in life, and noone will take that away from him.
@@chete4479 I think it's you who missed the point, these comments are about the character "Columbo" and not the actor Peter Falk
Remember he was in the movie "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three ". Excellent movie.
What would Columbo do without "The Boys down at the Lab"?
This is one of the better episodes of the later Columbos!! I love the ending!!! 👍👍
For some reason whenever i see an image of Columbo I get the urge to drink coffee. I have no clue how or why.
I admire Columbo, after all she tried to do to him, he was still quite compassionate towards her.
Yup.
With that slap, that eye popped right off.
too soon
Columbo being on Peacock Tv is just fantastic! I have watched every episode over and over lol
9:34 Lieutenant, you can add a charge of "Assaulting a Police Officer" to Vivian's Murder One charge as well.
I was thinking the same thing, but I feel Columbo had too much class to add salt to her wounds that way. (Plus, maybe the young cop added the charge later?)
I've been a lover of this show since day one. I cannot believe it - this one I never saw and it's a gem.
I saw it many many times, it is the best one .. not an episode but movie.
Something very relaxing about listening to Columbo.
Good acting
You know what I would like to mention in the last scene when she slaps him and he gives her that look I don't know why but I interpret that as him feeling bad for her even though she still tried to poison him so he didn't really get on to her about that necessarily and I love that about the character of Columbo and how Peter Falk plays said character I swear nobody else can't play Colombo but him somebody has already tried and failed in my opinion.
One of the few very good later episodes. Helen Shaver makes a great vilain.
She acted very well.
It was only a few years later she would star in Tremors 2 as a scientist.
I remember back in the days. Columbo on TV every second Saturday, then Mcloud, Ironside, etc.
That, was a good actress.
Is. Helen Shraver is 'only' 71 yo and still active, mostly as a director. Was 39 here.
@@maciejguzek3442 Wow.
She's one of the best.
She nailed that look for crushing, horrified realization.
That slap caught me off guard! It was fast and loud!😂
LA City council: who the hell authorized using $25,000 of the police budget on one Saturday afternoon operation?
Columbo was straight stuntin' on the LAPD lol
I'd take a jar of jam from Helen Shaver whether it was poisonous or not lol .. one of my favorite actresses
Great performance by the actress!
Columbo one of my favourite detective 🕵️♂️
Merci for this. Great episode in one of the later years.
"I take it very personally" LoL
I get Columbos friends playing along but the priest? That's badass.
Obviously, you don't know any Jesuit priests.
@@1225KPH guilty as charged
I know it was a fake funeral, but it made me choke up.
The actress did a phenomenal job!
This show was on my whole childhood and my parents and grandparents watched but i never did until now! Great show!
great actress
Great scene!
Charges: Murder, attempted murder (two counts), assaulting a police officer (by slapping).
Brilliant!!
Very good episode
I love this ending, a similar one is used in another episode . Remember which one? The chief and his friend murder their wives......and frame an ex-con burglar for the murders......planted evidence...leaked phoney report.....
Can you remember the name of it? Perhaps it's already here on this channel. Better yet, if you have a link, please post it here.
@@DavidRay39 sorry, I don't remember off hand. I have it on a DVD in storage. I think it was around season 2-3. All episodes are available on DVD pretty cheap. I'm between places and don't have a player set up. It's a good one, the chief thinks he's smarter than our hero Columbo. We know that only gets you locked up.
@@DavidRay39 "A Friend in Deed" (season 3); Columbo does not prove the original murder, but he proves the derivative one (murder of wife of deputy commissioner) with a bit of subterfuge.
She voiced a little foot mother in and then before time
Columbo Columbo Columbo...preaching to the choir about the car lol
Colonel Flagg isn't dead. He just went back to Army Intelligence for his next assignment.
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Helen Shaver is one of the most sympathetic culprits. As well, this episode/telefilm clearly disavowed the infamous Mrs. Columbo by the detective, declaring that "...we've been married the whole time".
Who is this actress?very impressive.
That would be Helen Shaver, who played the mentally unstable real-estate executive Vivian Dimitri.
@@tyrese3745 thank you😄🍓🌰
Yes! Helen Shaver! Very impressive acting.
Totally underrated actress.
First slap then cry
Ladies
HOW CAN SHE SLAP?
The only part of this that ever bothered me was the recording device was not in the room. A small detail. Otherwise, it's perfect. The actress they cast for this was perfect for the role, as a woman consumed with the desire for vengeance.
Great scene 👏
Thats a powerful recorder to pick up whispers from another room.
I barely recognised Helen Shaver, as the actress from Tremors 2.
That won The Oscar for Best Picture.
Whatever happened to Polanar preserves? Their sales seemed to drop off precipitously after this show aired.
they are still around -- seems like they do ok with online sales as well. If you really want to find a store that carries it, their website has a product locator.
SHE IS THE VOICE OF LITTLEFOOT’S MOM. OMG!!!
We all toke that personally with you, LT Columbo!
On the right track till the jar ( hell broke loose
I think her tears are authentic, feeling real love for Peter Falk the actor, and dealing with her killing his character...of course, it didn´t happen, but being the evil villain, she was not enjoying his suffering...I mean, she was moved by his acting...and the director kept this magic moment for posterity.
What episode was the Killer’s Husband in ?? Anyone know ??
She the one out here killin' and poisinin' folk and SHE slaps HIM??? The sheer unaccountability!!! What the franken-noodle?!?😬
Hey Charlie looks like Colonel Flagg from Mash👍
Always liked Edward Winter💯
Col. Flagg in a serious role "Shirley you can't be serious"?
I guess that assaulting a cop would be pretty trivial, under the circumstances.
Second only to Hawkeye was Colonel Flagg in mash. How anyone has the talent to over act and yet it be actually believable has got enormous acting talent.
And that is relevant how?
Helen Shaver was excellent in this episode. Great Canadian actress
I knew that this was staged, who’d do an autopsy on the day of the funeral?
The autopsy wasn't done on the day of the funeral, the autopsy report came out on the day of the funeral. Genius.
Maybe they would have done a rush job for the wife of a policemen? Just guessing, but since it was all an act anyway...
I thought this was real 😳 🤡
This is season 9 and you can see that the writers were scraping the bottomof the barrel. So many loose ends and inconsistencies that they tried to barrel through on the back of the series' earlier reputation.
Sloppy.
you realize that this video was only 20% of the entire show, right?
Kernel Flag from MASH.
What? I thought the force of the shots were supposed to pick the guy up and hurl him across the room. How can it be that they actually portrayed that shooting someone causes them to simply fall in place? We can't have this kind of reality on TV. (Of course killers taking time to lecture the person they are about to kill is unrealistic, and having a suspect not already in handcuffs while you tell them they're being arrested would never happen, but hey, who's counting...)
it was a simpler time...
Dr. Steadman: For me to divulge what Vivienne Dimitri may or may not have revealed to me, would be a violation of a trust. Ahh, a small marinee salad.
Columbo: You're going to have to forgive me sir. But here I am. I'm talking about murder.
And from this side of the table, it looks like you don't care one way or the other, that this woman shot down an unarmed man in cold blood.
Fantastic writing and delivery.
I knew a woman similar to her, highly strung, always smelling of booze and cigarettes.
Hey, that's no way to talk about my wife! 😂
You knew my mother?
@@victoriajarvis2260 Daughter! What are you doing here? Where have you left mother this time?!
And the phone call to Mrs Columbo at the end ?
How can she slap??
she was mad that he cheated her out of her revenge. You know you can take classes on human psychology.
Huh, where did Detective Culumbo learn to act like he was poisoned? Did a great job.
I want to know the episode that had Columbo and her late husband
She played opposite Paul Newman in The Color of Money.
Is that Col Flagg?
Push the button Max.
The confession scene is weird, why is she caressing him like that?
so her husband cheats people out of their money, then kills them when they want it back, and somehow he's the victim because he died of a heart attack ????
Oh I miss seeing different cars,now it's all the same lump of plastic
She smak him in his face. Columbo is a real gentleman, he dont hit back. Clint would.
again it's like a pattern every where, two or multiple gun shots on the chest and not a single scream
took his breath away
Актеры не играют, а живут ...
And his wife was captain Kathryn Janeway
In today's world, she would accuse the two men of assaulting and coerse her into forced confession. The judge would dismiss the audio tape as evidence.
The word coerce doesn't contain an s!
@@SpeccyMan Oops, thanks.
Columbo staged a funeral? He has a hell of a budget for staging things. And you know what else is weird? He's always carrying evidence around in his lunch bag. This guy is a pip. Anyway now I have to watch the rest of the episode because I don't remember it for sure, but I don't think Columbo has a wife in that coffin, so...
Lot's of times same of Columbos victims try to kill him but did not sexteded.
Its colonel flagg.
I think Vivian did it
i like this girl
This so reminds me of my ex husband, sister, step brother - the abusers
If it's not from the 70s it's not very good.
Is Charlie a young Bryan Cranston?
To think.. Bing crosby was 1st choice.. 🤔😅
Peter Falk's wife in real life
Did he pay for his wife's fake funeral out of his own pocket or on taxpayers, that is the question.
Haa Colombio trick. Wonder what his wife looks like. ? Hm. Great actor
F O R K bend. O then you're a.... ( My clock.s always at 7.30