Framed For Murder | Columbo
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- A TV star murders in cold blood and frames the victim's husband, but Columbo's memory is too good to forget the small details.
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Season 6 Episode 1: The star of a TV detective series (William Shatner) murders his producer-lover and then tries to beat Columbo at his own game.
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"Let's stop pretending that I'm brilliant and you're simple"
One of the best parts in this scene is just after this, when a frustrated Shatner says to Columbo - "Lieutenant, you would do me an enormous favor if you stop calling me sir."
He knows he does not deserve to be called ‘sir’
This episode was either written for William Shatner or was one of the greatest castings of all time.
Nimoy could not walk around the block without Shatner saying, “I can do that, too!” Making an album, directing, on and on. I reckon when Shatner saw Nimoy play a totally cold-blooded and unsympathetic Columbo murderer, he began lobbying for his shot to do it, too. He SO wanted this to be a sympathetic, likable killer, he must have lobbied for it behind the scenes. It does seem to be an attempt to one-up Nimoy.
May the force be with him, uh, oh no sorry, wrong movie😫
@@bennyhillschineseblokechar3689 Columbo, at the end: 'I'm laughing at the superior intellect ...'
Yeah Bill wasn’t shy when it came to how great Bill was. Lol. Perfect casting.
Loved how Shatner was hamming it up throughout the episode SPECIFICALLY because he was playing the role of a ham actor who couldn’t stop hamming it up.
He was parodying himself in the episode
There was another episode like that, the one in England, “Dagger of the Mind.” Loved how the couple in that did the same thing, started acting every time they were around Columbo. This one and that one are in my favorites.
Victor Buono was often told to tone the ham down in his performances, which is why he loved playing King Tut in the '60s Batman series, where he had free rein to ham it up to the extreme.
There’s even a bit in there about how the actor “Ward Fowler” wore elevator shoes. (Sadly, they DIDN’T do anything about Fowler having a collection of hairpieces.)
That's my favorite episode from season 6 "Fade into Murder" William Shatner is absolutely amazing!
He's so Shatner in this episode. Jeff Goldblum must have been taking notes to be more Jeff Goldblum.
Being in a room with Columbo for more than 10 minutes is like being in the second half of an Hbomberguy video
I saw this as a kid when it first and columbo noticing the different heights of the bullet hole and her dress struck me as a great bit of deduction.
In the 90s I was over someone's house when her cousin (a stewardess) called and was bummed out because Shatner was going to be on the plane that night, the stewardesses would pick straws to see who had to wait on Shatner as he was a known obnoxious drunk in those days.
tbf, he really thought he saw something on the wing....
Definitely in my top episodes. Shatner is simply iconic. The discussion between Columbo + Ward Fowler + Lt. Lucerne are gold.
Fun fact
Peter falk did a cameo on the famous ghostbusters music video as columbo
Thank you just went to go watch it as had no idea. 3:55 into the video
@@jamie210690 He's so cool too on it
He was Peter Falk in the Ghostbusters video. He just loved smoking cigars. There were several celebrity cameos done for that video.
@@joelellis7035Oh for some reason I thought catching ghost vs catching criminal was a parallel you know
Not much of a fan of Mr Shatner, but I think his acting on this episode was quite genius.
Possibly Peter Falk or the whole production of Columbo just was exceptional in bringing out the best the actors had to offer.
Yeah really. As wretched of an actor as Bill Shatner has always been, he did some of his best work in this episode. 👏👏
(although _genius_ is a little much)
*in this episode was quite ingenious
@@donarthiazi2443William Shatner has 252 acting credits, with three more pending. You don’t get that by being a wretched actor.
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The guy was awful. And he was teased mercilessly about it by the critics and his peers. And often not in a good-natured way.
Watch some of his films and pay attention to just him. Embarrassingly bad acting.
You'll always be captain Kirk to me ...the best captain of the star ship enterprise..
😂😂😂 good one!! 😂😂
Absolutely!
8:19 Columbo walks toward the Door without saying anything
Me: I am pretty sure he forgot one more thing before he leave.
“Let’s play it simple. No noise.”
(Immediately starts yelling at the people he’s robbing)
William Shatner has EXACTLY the same acting style in Airplane 2, I keep expecting him to talk about Mucho Grande.
It's almost always the same acting style since he's a method actor. The amount of ham is what really varies from performance to performance, which makes me wonder if it only varies by how much the director is willing to let him get away with.
Over Macho Grande?
@@samueljbowden No, I never got over Macho Grande.
Bill to this day still has wonderful wigs.
This was informed by reality too. Falk was holding out and his producers were arguing over whether he was worth the money and if the show should continue. It’s kind of like Columbo vs. Peter Falk.
This explains why during this sixth season in which this episode is from, only three episodes were actually made for Season 6. Three episodes, Fade in to Murder, Old Fashioned Murder and The Bye-Bye Sky High IQ Murder Case.
the one time kirk didnt "kobayasi maru" himself out of it
"Quick, Scotty -- beam me up!"
"That's not a thing, sir--"
"I said, 'ENERGIZE' !!!"
Colombo is smarter than he looks.
C'est le même salon que dans l'excellent épisode "Identity crisis" avec Patrick Mc Gohan et Leslie Nielsen... 😀
Good eye and nice catch on that! 😊
Shatner rented the place after Mc Goohan went to jail 😅
Toute le monde
The house in this episode was fantastic- especially the fireplace. My gosh!
Rock on, William Shatner🖖
He just turned 93 in March.
Just one more thing 😂😂😂
One of the most intriguing cases on the show!
The video tape recorder was key in this episode, but something which most Americans could rarely afford in 1976 when this aired. In fact it wouldn't be until the early 1980s before VCRs would start to become the norm. Ward Fowler showing off his high salary, even though he slightly moans in one line about the amount of tax he has to pay. 1976 was an era when income tax was still very high for big earners, close to 70%.
Feliz domingo de pascua para todos
He is risen!!!!
Clare woman got what she was asking for: blackmailers always corner people. Feel bad for Fowler. And Shatner's acting is great here. And they cut off the best final lines. Gawd ...
Bill is probably the oldest living killer of all the shows.
He is now that Dabney Coleman has passed away.
@@retroray58warby98 just double checked but William was actually older by 1 year.
@@MK-rk4no - Thanks mate.👍
Ahh Columbo
_"Just one more thing"_ ☝️
It is funny how during the episode, the production must have had a break, as in the first part Shatner's fictional character was addressed as Detective Lucerne and then it became Lieutenant Lucerne in the other half of the program. Continuity was never a strong point in Columbo. Episodes were filmed over long period, and most using single camera style.
And after he was released from prison he became a radio talk show host..
Shatner forgot to make himself sympathetic/likable when playing a Right Winger. Ever wonder which political party he favors ...?
Yes, changing his name to Fielding Chase😁
Kirk and Chekov...
They never appeared in the same scene together, but there was definitely a connection with Leonard Nimoy being in another Columbo episode.
Me interesa este programa de Columbia español latino gracias soy de Argentina
Merci
Oui bien merci
toute le monde
5:20 Columbo never saw Freakazoid. smh
If only he'd let her lower her hands like she said.
Is that Bert Remsen? Looks like Him.
Bill Shatner had another turn in COLUMBO as the murderer with the 1994 episode "Butterfly in Shades of Grey." He was an obnoxious radio show host who killed a man trying to lure his adult daughter/assistant away from him.
That episode wasn't great. This one was a million times better
That's young Shatner!? Wow I'm young lmao
William Shatner was fun in this one. But considering it is one of the few Columbo episodes in which he actually finds hard evidence, a lot of the banter proved to be irrelevant to the case.
Title: Fade in to Murder
They must have been watching a Bluejays game. Blame Shatner and Canada!
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When are you tube going to up load an full episodes of columbo I mean kojack on here starkey and hutch on here Charlie's Angel's there all the same age as columbo so c,Mon you tube let's see an complete episode
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spoiler alert .. fingerprints on the bullet.. not the gun.. hummm...
Pretty blonde was Falk's wife
No way.
@@polreamonn yes- she was on several episodes---
@@polreamonn and later when they brought back Columbo she played a killer in an episode
Jack Cassidy > William Shatner - but just barely
Peter Falk hated this episode because William acted circles around him in every scene. Falk ego couldn't handle the fact that the critics raved about this episode
Captain Kirk came back down to Earth and became a murderer
Did his time, was rehabilitated, and was so impacted by Columbo that he became a police officer. Part of his rehabilitation was to give him a new identity by the name of Hooker.
Department of Temporal Investigations: Kirk again! [Sigh] Open another file.
@@JLee-rt6ve the man was a MENACE!!
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Shatner was perfect for this role