Killer Brings Columbo To The DA | Columbo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2018
- From Season 10's Columbo & The Murder of a Rockstar - Columbo investigates the death of a rock singer and soon clashes with her former lover, a smooth defence lawyer. As the pair pit their wits against each other, it soon becomes apparent that the victim was threatening to reveal some of the lawyer's shadier dealings.
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Columbo: "I know he did it and he has no alibi."
Murderer: **presents perfect alibi**
Columbo: "I know he did it and his perfect alibi is proof of that."
Not a very good picture of me, is it?" BEFORE he's ever even seen the ticket.
@@belladrystone9095 Its a cut out paper mask with his face. Columbo figures it out using shadows.
@@lindac6919 The lady handed it to him and he puts on a very happy and cocky attitude and asks them to look at it. He did look at it first.
Thanks for sharing the conclusion
Nothing makes Columbo more suspicious than a perfect alibi.
Columbo is like Monk. They are always right no matter how much they can proven wrong.
In fairness it does kind of make sense, if a big deal is made regarding the time of death then it makes sense that the person that best stands to benefit is a person that appeared to have an iron clad alibi, especially as under certain circumstances the determining of time of death can be subjective and can have more than an hour or two discrepancy, a 2 hour window is more than enough time to end up somewhere else in front of a large group of people.
@@brandonallen3289 Monk on more than one occasion has been initially wrong, as has columbo, there have been episodes in which columbo has stated I didn't suspect you until you said or did this.
@@24magiccarrot That is true. They've been wrong before. They're just so good at what they do, you forget they can make mistakes.
@@brandonallen3289 It's called confirmation bias, it's the reason some people believe in psychics, they remember all the times they got it right but forget about all the times they got it wrong.
When Columbo says, “No sir, no more questions,” you know you’re screwed.
Royally!
...just one more thing.
Great acting from Falk. Columbo looked pissed that he had been humiliated in front of the DA.
Screwed down to bedrock
Yep, means he`s nailed you alright. Not even any requirement for his `just one more thing`...unless the one more thing is you being banged up for a long stretch.
I love how the other men in the room actually feel bad the guy is bothering Colombo.. they know how Colombo works and when he has a hunch.... he’s usually right.
"Captain Richardson said dat? Whoa...".
When I started watching Columbo I thought he wasn't much of a detective. But the more I see him he's pretty smart.
The good news is the suspect will be able to win the speeding ticket case after all as it wasn't him that was driving.
😁😂🤣😃😄😅😋😊😉there is always a silver lining!
He'd still be responsible for it as the owner of the car.
Hmm mmm.
@@wizardsuth The person driving the car is responsible for speeding tickets not the owner of the vehicle.
@@24magiccarrot I do not know how this is in America, but in the UK, you have to prove that it was whoever was driving the vehicle, when it was being caught speeding.
It's easy for Columbo. He sees the same scenes as we do at the beginning of each show. That's how he is able to already know who the real killers are.
Armand lol so true
That may be true, but then somehow has the sadistic pleasure actually coming up with evidence nobody ever thought of and rubbing it in.
Personally, I don't think Columbo has time to watch Columbo. Mrs Columbo probably watches it n fills him in.
Lol.
😂😂
Speeding ticket at exactly the same time of the murder...lol
To Columbo, this is as good as admitting to the crime.
Certainly would be a perfect alibi to have something that convenient at the time of the crime. You have to look for any uncertainties in detective work
Exactly
Exactly - a little TOO convenient ...
RIGHT
@betatalk357 Really .
The irony is, he'd have probably gotten away with it if he hadn't pulled that speed camera shtick. Also, what dates this the most is not the fact that Columbo is surprised he got a speeding ticket in the mail, but that the killer managed to find a working speed camera in the first place.
That and the recent advent of the “car phone” being discussed.
I love this series. This really shows how trying to “pretend’ to be helping Columbo, will bite you in the @$$‼️ I agree with you, if he hadn’t had that faked ticket, there wasn’t enough evidence to convict him.
Actually, the cameras used in speed traps always function perfectly at all times. Do you think a local government is going to permit fines to be lost because of technical glitches? Cameras only fail in a jail when a prisoner supposedly committed suicide in the face of contrary physical evidence, or on subways while a perpetrator is committing terrorist acts.
@@ralphadamo1857 Mate, you dropped your tin foil hat...
@@JohnCooper-gm6mn Sure, dupe. Whatever you say.
Dabney Coleman played a jerk better than any actor I can think of.
It takes one to play one.
@@ejdiii333 How would you know?
In the earlier episodes, when he had more hair, he played a plainclothesman working with/for Columbo. Or at least I'm pretty sure I just saw a younger Dabney Coleman in a supporting role in one of the episodes.
yea XD
@@droceretik He is one too lol
5:41 - mocking Columbo like that is probably not a real good idea....
walterlv01 Not at all
His arrogance did him in..😏😏
Columbo is no idiot he's going to break that picture down to a microscopic level.
@P T Columbo went to the location with the same hat on (At the same time) and the sun did not fall on his face in the same manner as the suspect's..He was able to determine that the suspect's picture was added later to the photograph (An overlap).
Worse, he'll show it to his wife.
@@ROYALP100 The preceding and subsequent photos, taken within minutes of one another, had shadows as well.
Not sure he needs to whip out a microscope when that mask is 950 times bigger than a regular person's head, is the wrong color, and is looking like 45 degrees to the right but somehow still straight ahead through the windshield.
@@terracottapie That was sarcasm.
The acting from Dabney Coleman is unbelievable. Amazing skill that is rarely seen today
A wonderfully irritating performance from Dabney Coleman, and still with us as of July 2022, at the grand old age of 90!
Indeed
I love Columbo’s face at 5:33. The killer is being all cocky and arrogant and thinking he’ll get away with it and Columbo’s like “I’m still gonna get you bro.”
yeah and this cocky attitude is always revealing. You see at first the subject makes it about how much he cares about his lovely wife but in the end he's showing off relief and becomes cocky while you would expect him being relieved not for himself but for making sure the cop who's on this case (in this case Columbo) can now investigate the real murder (obviously he doesn't because he knows he himself is the real murder).
That monologue in the first minute: Outstanding acting!!
Columbo:. I bet every country on earth has fans going around saying, "There's just one more thing!"
I love the ones where Falk's real wife is part of his opposition in the scenes. She shows up in a few episodes.
Yes, Shera Danese is a good actress and very pretty too.
Wait what?! That's his wife?!
@@coinscrayon1311 Yep
@@avi8r66 wow, you learn something new. Thank you for that :)
The sad thing is ............ all the family fighting over Mr. Falk’s estate.
You know EXACTLY what Columbo is thinking when he places his fingers on his forehead: The guy is guilty as sin. 😂
Dabney Coleman is one of the great character actors of that generation.
Apparently, at age 88, he’s still acting. His resume includes some TV credits from 2019.
I have a notion to second that emotion ! Superb actor....equally good in both dramatic and comedic roles ! I was watching an early 70s episode of "Columbo" recently and in that one, Mr Coleman played a fellow LAPD detective....chewing gum constantly and with a bushy mustache !
@@jubalcalif9100 Which episode was that? I know certain actors play different roles through the years and I'm usually good at spotting them.
@@godfearingheathen In 1973 in the episode "Double Shock", where he played Det. Murray. That's the one where Martin Landau played twin brothers and where the murder victim was played by Paul Stewart. Stewart's fiance was played by Julie Newmar.
He’s so good in this scene. Hard to scene-steal from Falk!
You should have seen him on Boardwalk Empire. He's still great.
This actor was brilliantly typecast. "9 to 5" and "Tootsie". I truly miss these pantomime characters
He voiced the character Peter Prickley on Recess
Nobody's talking about the killer doing a perfect impression of Columbo at 5:40.
Coleman was such a great killer .. the quality of the actor and the impressiveness of the killer and the crime are all so important .. even Hitchcock used say as much (in reference to his own films)
Dabney Coleman was the embodiment of loathsomeness.
I remember this episode. It all came down to the shadow of a nose.
And tree berries
@@blackfyre5158 yes, don't forget the tree berries!
You might even say a shadow...of a doubt?
I'll see myself out.
Yes, I remember it too
@@FlippytheMasterofPie 😂🤣😊
Columbo's a little less bumbling when among his own.
LSS: Columbo figure it out that the girl in the picture was wearing card board mask, hence there weren't any shadow under the nose.
I love all of Colombo’s facial expressions💕
"That woman meant everything to me" and yet you didn't even mention her name.. GUILTY!!!
Excellent Observation!!!⭐⭐⭐
Some very insightful writing there
I noticed that. Liars try to distance themselves from the subject of conversation, and add extra phrases like "to be honest", "listen to me", and "to tell the truth", etc. as distractions and to give themselves time to think.
Might as well be saying "The female meant a lot!"
The phrase "that woman" is only ever spoken in contempt. For example, "John Lennon and That Woman".
I love when he busts them at the end!
One of the best, but I like em all, especially season 1 and 2 , Donald pleasence with the wine is good lolz
I re-watched this clip several times just to focus on each actor's reactions while someone else was speaking.
Yes, the acting is impressive!
All the guy in the coyboy hat does is grin and giggle the whole time. Lol
one of the best episodes. The murderer is played majestically by a great actor.
As usual a stocked pond of great casting. Pretty sure the judge was the DA in the first episode... nice to see him working his way up! Cheers mate for posting!
If you ever watched Perry Mason you will find many top actors playing different roles in different episodes.great writing draws great actors
I love this episode but can't get my head around how someone could drive a car over the speed limit whilst wearing a mask covering their face, without smashing into the nearest wall? I can only imagine there must have been small eye holes in the mask, but it's not made clear. Sitll, Dabney Coleman is a great villain, and the basic story is fantastic.
You only need to do it for a few metres, you can poke out eyeholes, and it's not like the speed camera is going to do a retinal scan.
@@EGRJDon't give them ideas. There's now a speed camera that has built in radar. It'll take a picture of your number plate and track you. So if you exceed the speed limit before getting out of its range, you'll still get a speeding ticket. Even though you may be about half a mile away and on a totally different road.
Dabney Coleman played a cop working with Colombo in the episode where Martin Landau was the killer
Didn't Coleman star in his own show in the late '80s or early '90s
@@fergalhughes165 buffalo bill
@@samanthanickson6478 I was thinking "The Slap Maxwell Story", late '80s
It's similar to a woody Allen movie. Falk uses the same actor's over and over in different episodes and they play different characters.
@@wanderer1955 : Yeah. Edward Longshanks was a bad guy in 2 or 3 episodes.
I like these episodes where he catches the killer with the smallest of things. For example when he caught George Hamilton with the bushes outside (cut, then not cut)
He got Hamilton Twice! Lol 2 separate episodes
That office, those classy dresses. I miss early 90s
You dare invoke the Before Times!
Me too. 😔😔 I hate the 2010+
Trump being president was the only good that came out of the last 10 years
Yep
@Hugh Mungus lol he sure beat what we have now. An anti-american potato.
@Hugh Mungus wanna talk embarrassment? Never in my life has so many people been so embarrassed for the USA.
I would love to see more of the endings where Columbo proves they are the killer and how he worked it out.
Try Monk episodes. There are whole ones and he explains it all.
Mr Coleman played an underling Policeman in the orig Columbo series...and the woman is his (Falk's) real-life wife...
The arrogance of these murderers makes them all the more suspicious lol.
I enjoy the fact that Dabney Coleman, played a junior detective to Columbo. In earlier episodes, I guess he didn't learn his lessons well from the master.😜
The quality of actorship, scripting is just too outstanding. Love this part.
This looks like a good one. Dabney Coleman can sure play some great sleazeballs. Thanks for posting this is on Peacock. I've signed up and will be watching as soon as I'm done with this post. EDIT: Just watched it. Awesome episode. Thanks again!
The casting was perfect for every episode! The murderer is so convincing as a cocky, assertive guy. Brilliant!
3:30 First glance and I'd say it is Dr. Phil playing the murderer here :)
I know!!
Dr Phil is a bigger jerk
You’re hilarious
One of the best episodes.
This is one of my favorite Columbo scenes. 😊
That's "Mrs. Columbo" on the couch, Shera Danese.
ivan carlson I was wondering if that was her, 😄 Thanks!
Just to clarify, Mrs Peter Falk. She must have appeared in at least 6 episodes.
Really wow!
She's a horrible person
Once Columbo says " I know you did it " ....your done
Nah
But the moment he says "just one more thing" - you run, run like you never ran before. Leave the country while you still can.
He knows.
oh yes, please let columbo fans watch this whole episode!! thank you!!
It would have been interesting if Dabney was cast as a rival to JR Ewing in Dallas.
It's amazing how many of these episodes' plot points revolve around technology that were new at the time but seem completely outdated today.
You can see Colombo at the end looking at him , sounds like: Enjoy your moment asshole, will catch you later.
Was really hoping for a “oh sir...just one more thing...”
I like how they act like Columbo has ever been wrong. As many times as he's been able to get an arrest, I'd believe him over anyone.
Best show ever. They don't make them like that anymore.
A lawyer talking to a detective when he knows very well he should say nothing to a detective investigating him
Your wife "meant everything to you" but the moment you produce an alibi you're happily leaving the room, laughing smugly despite the guilty party still being on the loose.. there's also that.
I always liked this episode because I think its the only 1 I remember watching where Columbo accused the murderer directly before he could actually prove it.
He accuses Leonard Nimoy.
And Milo Janus !
And Dr.Bart Kepple
IRL, there is no way Colombo's theory of a mask would unanimously convince a jury based just on a shadow.
from all Columbo episodes, this scene is my favorite
Dabney pinches columbos line"you know there's one thing that bothers me" what a cheek lol
If you murdered someone, and Columbo walked into your life, just confess and get it over with
I like how Columbo evolved and had more of a feel of the 80s Cop movies like 48 hours instead of just being a 70s show in the 80s and 90s.
that guy is addicted to secretaries.
Alan Malcheski he voiced Principal Prickly
Can't believe he just "one more thing"ed Columbo.
That's a cocky perp if I ever saw one.
Coleman played one of the team owners in North Dallas Forty and he was a magnificent jerk in that character as well.
Also 9 to 5.....
I love it when he shuts down a condescending people
Cardboard cutout face to fool the speedtrap, Clever. But as Columbo later said "There is no such thing as a perfect murder"
Hail's to the best Detective in television history
Cigar in Columbo’s hand keeps appearing and disappearing.
This was a fun episode to watch, even though it would have been impossible to drive with a mask with no eye holes. Even with eye holes you'd have no peripheral vision.
Yep!! But Hollywood writers forgot that!!
Columbo coulda done that with only one eye hole!
"He who laughs last..." Meoooooww.
"... laugh's well." --- Alfred Pennyworth 1966
Living a happy life is the best revenge
@@rascallyrabbit717 : Eh, what's up Doc? That's so true. ☺️
Columbo: “I know he did it!”
DA: “Well, that’s good enough for me. Sir, you are under arrest.”
Murderer: “What!? This is ridiculous! I have proof!”
DA: “I don’t think you quite understand the Lieutenant’s track record…”
That is an impressive picture quality, I suppose because it was shot on film.
Yes Sir, 35mm motion picture film, like all Columbo episodes. Going full nerd mode: The 1970s episodes were shot in the 1.37:1 Academy format (also called full frame). The newer episodes were shot for the 16:9 format, meaning cropped and zoomed-in. So technically the later episodes are a bit inferior, but the newer, more refined film stocks at the time made the image quality even better.
*_Thanks!_*
We need the full episode please, thanks 🙏
Ironically in the end he did beat the speeding ticket.
One of the few 90s episodes that I liked.
@@travismcdonald6576 Yes, I agree. I don't watch those.
Why does the quality look so good?
It was much more darker in color when I watched it
Still an amazing episode
I think the series was originally shot on 35 mm film and they used a high definition video scanner to convert it to video from that film. I have noticed in the past, even old 1960's movies look very sharp when broadcast in high definition on modern high definition LCD TV's compared to the way I originally saw them on CRT televisions of the past.
“Well, Columbo is always, ALWAYS, right, so… yeah, I’m going with him.”
That is obviously a cardboard cut out. It is the wrong size, wrong position and the shadows are all wrong.
I think the DAs watch is broken. In the middle of this it suddenly jumps to a different time. 1:33
I think it is so telling when the “innocent “ person gets so invested in finding the “real” killer-a dead giveaway 😉
Rewatched this performance many times: it's a theatrical highpoint by everyone involved.
Notice at 5:40 the role reversal where the bad guy interrupts his exit and is deliberately (Columbo-like) annoying:
"ohh, but you know ,, that ticket writing. I don't think there's anyway of beating that thing.. This might be the first case I've ever lost in my life. Well, bye."
The writer's are indulging in putting Columbo's schtick on the other's scene. The audience is included with their awareness of the theatrical sarcasm, and makes catching the murderer more satisfying.
You realise how old you are when you hear a speed camera referred to as a "new thing"..
Thanks for the posts ....to bad can't watch ALL episodes ... think they would post it ... THEY WOULD MAKE A TONE ON THE ADVERTISEMENTS WOULDNT HAVE TO CHARGE !! should have a web site eceryone want to charge more more more !! Like news papers most of their money is maDe ..VIA AVERTISMENT
I could see the killer walking from this. In court he’d use the “If there’s the slightest shadow of a doubt, you can’t convict me for this!” line. After all, if OJ can walk after the mountain of evidence (including DNA) against him, a tiny shadow, or rather, lack thereof, wouldn’t be enough to convict this killer either.
That verdict is still bothering you, huh?
@@rwarren58 😂🤣😉
Yes. Very few of Columbo’s flimsy ‘proofs’ would stand up in a real court of law. That fact doesn’t seem to affect the impact of these stories
I really like how the DA is on columbo side
It was a bizarre choice to have a top 5 character moment (Columbo cruising down the freeway in the peugeot, cheap boom box for his nephew blaring the victim's music) be the backdrop for the ending credits
A tip of the hat to the finest actors that never acted. Peter Falk and Robert Mitchum. They made great movies and never acted, what you see is what you got.
One of my fav episodes. Its so 90s. I love the kitchen at the beach house as its the styled I'd have liked in our family home back then. I was 15. Spent some time looking up what "list" meant. At least wasn't just me, also confused Columbo.
Well that about wraps it up. DA needs to reassign Columbo to parking meter duty !
In Columbo World, nobody in law enforcement or justice ever gives the guy credit for having solved dozens of almost perfect murders.
Please remember we never see any of Columbo's cases go to trial. So it could be possible that a tonne of his cases were thrown out of court for lack of evidence, entrapment and underhanded methods of Columbo. Maybe this is why he gets treated poorly. Ever thought of that?
@@johnking5174 You could say the same of most detective dramas that don't include the court case. But in Columbo, you generally get the impression that when their "perfect crime" is punctured by a superior intellect, the villains lose all confidence and probably go to court pleading guilty, their humiliation a punishment in itself. In the Johnny Cash episode, the murdering gospel singer tells Columbo in time he'd have given himself up anyway.
@@johnnybrighton9156 “You could say the same of most detective dramas”
Yeah you could, it’s really creepy since it primes the general public to accept law enforcement doing underhanded and sometimes illegal tactics
I do love how its the MONEY (and not even a lot of money) that makes the chief's eyes pop.
Doesn't care what else is going on.
The lesson in this case is dont try to outsmart Columbo it may well backfire!! haha The irony is if they didn't present that speeding ticket they had a better chance of the DA not
proceeding with this case in court .
This is the episode where they did too wide a shot at the police station so you can see the extras walking "out of shot" turning and walking back.
Brilliant episode as always. Last year I ordered from Amazon the whole set on dvd.
me too.
@@Xenia9 you can watch every episode on peacock.
" ho hooooooo now " 😁
I was under the impression that Dabney Coleman was dead but a quick check shows he's 89 with recent acting credits in 2019.
It's kinda true though Columbo's pursuit of the smoking gun leads him to some pretty miniscule evidence
Oh my god I love Dabney Coleman so much