Columbos strongest trait was his ability to convince the suspect that they were smarter than he was. Instilling false confidence. That and his ability to connect the dots.
columbo is 100% the smartest guy in the room at all times. he isn't to most well read, skilled, cultured, or accomplished, but his pattern recognition and ability to read situations is well in advanced of everyone around him. he does his scruffy unassuming guy schtick to help normal people feel comfortable around him, and he does it to annoy the blowhards who automatically assume they have an easy mark
I love the joke scene because most likely the prompt was “laugh at the joke” and the way Patric busted out like that broke Peter falk and made him laugh at the laugh :) very touching moment.
I love Colombo's never ending list of family members that happen to have a small insight into something seemingly pointless to the case. Its always the cousin or the dopey brother in-law.
One if the funniest scenes was in an episode where a nun thought Columbo was a homeless man. Than when she realized he was a cop assumed he was undercover as a....homeless man...lol
@aliasannie1 yes that's right. There were a number of actors and actresses who had appeared in Columbo several times. Leslie Nelson played a murder victim and a friend of a murder suspect in two different episodes. George Hamilton and Patrick Macgee (I think that was his name) played murderers in a few episodes too. But there was only ever on Peter Falk and no one could play the role of Columbo.
Ha ha I remember this one,he was at the soup kitchen looking for a homeless man who had eyewitnessed something,and the nun thought Columbo was homeless LOL.Negative Reaction was the episode's name!!!
Columbo lives on … he was the best …. And I still watch over and over …. So he lives on … his humble … self deprecating innocuous borderline inept way was so endearing. Loved the way the ‘smart’ criminals were lured into letting their guard down
it is funny when people underestimate him because he acts a little bit lost sometimes or absent-minded etc. but actually it helps him with his work because he is very clever at the same time
Dr. Bruce Lipton says people dont have problems because they have mind, people have problems because they have two minds, a conscious mind and a subconscious mind. When you do something for the first time you operate from a conscious mind that works 1 - 5 percent. When you do something repetitivelly, like 100 times, you operate from a subconscious mind that works 99 - 95 percent of the day. The conscious mind is very creative and it's about free will and positive thinking, but has a very slow processor only 1 - 5 percent, it works 40 bits of information per second. the subconscious mind is very fast, the subconscious mind is the original brain and body, it works the same way as a computer program it works 40 million bits of information per second. The subconscious mind is habitual, it plays only what it learned. When Columbo learns something for the first time, he is very slow, at focusing, his mind is about free will, very creative, but his mind works only 40 bits of information per second. When he does something repetitively his mind works a million times faster, he operates from the subconscious mind, 40 million bits of information per second. The subconscious mind is a million times faster, but it's habitual, it's not creative and it doesn't contain free will unless you reprogram your mind in some way. Dr. Bruce Lipton says people are aware of 1 - 5 percent of reality. People have 60 - 80,000 thoughts a day, but they are aware only of 100 thoughts a day. Dr. Joe Dispnza says 90 percent have the same thoughts as the day before because most people live in the past. Dr. Bruce Lipton says that when you fall in love with a person, with hobbies or with life, you are much more self-aware because you want to make an impression. You are self-aware up to 5 percent. He calls it the honeymoon effect. Therefore positive thinking rarely works, because positive thinking is a program of conscious mind that works only 1 - 5 percent. so the subconscious mind over-writes the positive thinking, but when you are in love and operate from a place of love, empathy gratitude and you see loving people you become a much more positive person with positive programs. Because it becomes habitual, you practice meditation, metacognition, energy psychology etc.
@@BiscuitHead22 Also he doesn't try to intimidate the layman because he doesn't have any interest in doing so. He's eccentric giving the appearance of genuinely humble when in reality under that mask he's a shrewd trickster.
I honestly think, and this is a huge part of the charm, is that he really is an average guy who identifies with the average man. He plays it up to lull the arrogant into complacency, but he's really not a genius. He's smart for sure, but most of all he enjoys the work and he has a terrier's tenacity. It's mostly hard work and experience. He has what Malcolm Gladwell calls blink. It seems like an uncanny nose he has, but it's really just been honed through a lot of years of dedication. Basically, we could all be Columbo's in our own way. And he never let any of it go to his head: he knows he's good, but it's the job--the challenge--that he loves. He's not looking for medals; he thrives on the satisfaction of solving the problem. Otherwise, he's happy with his life. That's what makes him so lovable--he's still one of us.
@@davidechols9055 He's a flasher, wearing nothing but an overcoat. When he flashes the Jewish woman she notices the lining of the coat rather than his 'exhibit'.
I haven't seen many of these later episodes, but seeing an older Columbo react and talk about technology and things makes me laugh out loud for real. The car light was a great gag. There was one movie, that he couldn't remember how to read someone their Rights ~ so he pulls out a card and struggles to read the small print ~ makes me giggle every time
It was Shawshank Redemption, the movie took place where they just introduced the Miranda Laws, so the officer reading them doesn’t have them memorized. It’s a nice touch
Around the year 1983 (?) I seem to remember somebody had a phone in their car, and a beeper on his belt. Not sure if the phone had a wire, attaching it to the console, or no wire (?). The phone was very thick and clunky / heavy.
I think Columbo attracted such great actors because the roles were fantastic and often very different from their usual roles. If an actor was a bit typecast, Columbo was a great show to do.
Yes it is and, none of his other(three)Columbo baddies laughed that way. All of them were distinctly different and, wonderfully, fully realised characters/portrayals. That's even when he was directing the episode. (BTW, "Candidate For Crime"''s my favourite.)
@@Septymus :last time I viewed the episode(about my 25th as a...it's a favourite and, b...I've got the DVD set)that was the(final)conclusion I drew. Mc.Goohan broke character, there. And, it works!
Seeing him talk to William Shatner about mobile phones reminds me of an incident that happened way back when the first mobiles came out. Bill was travelling through an airport and needed to make a phone call, so he asked someone where the nearest payphone was. Someone said "Don't use that, Mr. Shatner, use my phone," and passed him a flip-top phone. It took Bill a few moments to work out why everyone started laughing when he flipped it open and spoke into it....
It's been very disappointing to come home these past few Saturday afternoons, hoping to see that a new full episode has been uploaded, only to be denied.
filmnoir50 they should go like the person who uploaded new episodes of the Golden Girls. About half way thru you get some cool music. You tap twice and it plays the rest of the episode. ( no commercials).
I fell for Columbo fifty years ago "Murder: prescription 1968!!!!!! As s a child, I was humored with the trench coat, this supposed clumsy, polite, troublesome Lieutenant!!!!! As time progressed, I grew more appreciative, smitten, of this shrewd, wise, brilliant, experienced detective, for his unassuming style of solving a murder, down to the science!!!!
See the coffee machine at 9:20 ? That's the exact coffee machine we had when I was a cashier at a car dealership. I always remember the cups because the mechanics were always playing coffee cup poker. I didn't then and I don't know now how to play poker. I played it once with my friend in 2nd grade. And I played it on those computer slots in Reno, but that's it.
Lieutenant Columbo being brutal again: “Can you sign this to Dominic? “And then put your name.” “He’ll get a kick out of it.” “Dominic, he don’t have much of a life”
A comic moment I remember is in "The Bye-Bye Sky High I.Q. Murder Case." It's the scene where Columbo walks into a cafe, donut in hand, to talk with someone. The impatient waitress comes over to him to ask him where the donut came from. The interaction between him and the waitress was hilarious due, in no small part, to the waitress which was played to perfection by Jamie Lee Curtis! It was one her very first acting jobs!
I know I'm probably showing my age but I can't even fathom a time before cellphones and here Colombo is acting like even making a phone call from a car is such a revolutionary, novel thing.
I honestly can't wait to get to heaven so I may walk and talk with Peter, John, James, Luke and Paul... and Colombo! Yeah, he'll be there waiting for us, for sure.
Can we please get a montage of Columbo whistling This old man soon? My favorites are from Any Old Port in a storm(the very first one), Troubled Waters and Columbo goes to college
The running gags are great: The hard boiled eggs (what inappropriate thing will he crack it on?) The ever-increasing dents on the car, the being mistaken for a homeless man, the snooty waiters in posh restaurants and of course the invisible Mrs. Columbo. "`Rest in Peace, Mrs. Columbo" is the culmination of that one!
I'm just amazed that the light on the roof is plugged into the cigarette lighter. What if your car didn't have one? Even back then not every car had one.
It's like Poirot. He asked this guy what he thought of the ladies hats at Ascot. The man says he was in London at the time. That was his way of asking the man where he was at that time.
8:12 'I wouldn't trust (the automatic coffee vending machine.)' I wouldn't either. Do you have any idea of what might be crawling around inside there?!
There's a 1987 movie, Der Himmel über Berlin with Bruno Ganz, and Peter Falk is in it. Falk walks through West Berlin talking to himself about his mother or grandmother I don't remember and "spazieren she used to call it". He walks by an outdoor market and a couple of people say "Columbo". I don't know if it was planned. One thing interesting I noticed there's graffiti all over the west side of the wall and an immaculate east side. The film centers on two angels talking, and they actually fit the look of the east side wall better. I'm also curious about how they got permission to film on the east side next to the wall.
It makes me wonder if Peter Falk didn't do an episode where Peter Falk played the killer and Columbo in one episode. It would have been cool, but I'm just happy for his work in this series
Great clips from some of my favorite episodes of this era of Columbo shows. But I don't think reboot is what anyone would really call this. This is literally the exact same series only in a different period, with the same exact format, and of course still Peter Falk. It would be more of a continuation or revival but certainly not a reboot at all.
The opening scene. I must confess, it is difficult for me to see only pieces of episodes I have never seen. I am such a lover of this series, and it really pains me to think there are so may I have not been able to see from later additions cause they are not available on line, or DVD in the United States. I really hope and pray someday I will get to see and own them all. So bummed about that. I have seen only the dvd' s released in the USA but from my research there are so many more simply not available.
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Columbos strongest trait was his ability to convince the suspect that they were smarter than he was. Instilling false confidence. That and his ability to connect the dots.
He also see details others Don t even notice!!
columbo is 100% the smartest guy in the room at all times. he isn't to most well read, skilled, cultured, or accomplished, but his pattern recognition and ability to read situations is well in advanced of everyone around him. he does his scruffy unassuming guy schtick to help normal people feel comfortable around him, and he does it to annoy the blowhards who automatically assume they have an easy mark
Don't forget his good luck basset hound!
I love the joke scene because most likely the prompt was “laugh at the joke” and the way Patric busted out like that broke Peter falk and made him laugh at the laugh :) very touching moment.
I love Colombo's never ending list of family members that happen to have a small insight into something seemingly pointless to the case. Its always the cousin or the dopey brother in-law.
or the niece or the nephew...:).
Not to mention his Wife! 😂
It was his way of playing dumb. Instead of asking the inciteful questions directly, he'd invent a family member to take the credit.
@@KenFullman Ah, but is his wife fictional? 😉
I thought the brother-in-law was a lawyer. The family is proud of him.
People can be so demanding but really need to be thankful to you for all of these wonderful uploads. Thank you.
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One if the funniest scenes was in an episode where a nun thought Columbo was a homeless man. Than when she realized he was a cop assumed he was undercover as a....homeless man...lol
@aliasannie1 yes that's right. There were a number of actors and actresses who had appeared in Columbo several times. Leslie Nelson played a murder victim and a friend of a murder suspect in two different episodes. George Hamilton and Patrick Macgee (I think that was his name) played murderers in a few episodes too. But there was only ever on Peter Falk and no one could play the role of Columbo.
A favorite of mines, The nun actress and many, many more.
mc finn ( Hear i show you the quickes way down.
mc finn " thanks just go right to it.
Ha ha I remember this one,he was at the soup kitchen looking for a homeless man who had eyewitnessed something,and the nun thought Columbo was homeless LOL.Negative Reaction was the episode's name!!!
Columbo lives on … he was the best …. And I still watch over and over …. So he lives on … his humble … self deprecating innocuous borderline inept way was so endearing. Loved the way the ‘smart’ criminals were lured into letting their guard down
Walking away from the coffee machine nonchalantly was hilarious.
But there was an eyewitness to the crime! 😂
it is funny when people underestimate him because he acts a little bit lost sometimes or absent-minded etc. but actually it helps him with his work because he is very clever at the same time
Very true
Yeah thanks, we never would have understood it otherwise.
Dr. Bruce Lipton says people dont have problems because they have mind, people have problems because they have two minds, a conscious mind and a subconscious mind.
When you do something for the first time you operate from a conscious mind that works 1 - 5 percent.
When you do something repetitivelly, like 100 times, you operate from a subconscious mind that works 99 - 95 percent of the day.
The conscious mind is very creative and it's about free will and positive thinking, but has a very slow processor only 1 - 5 percent, it works 40 bits of information per second.
the subconscious mind is very fast, the subconscious mind is the original brain and body, it works the same way as a computer program
it works 40 million bits of information per second.
The subconscious mind is habitual, it plays only what it learned.
When Columbo learns something for the first time, he is very slow, at focusing, his mind is about free will, very creative, but his mind works only 40 bits of information per second.
When he does something repetitively his mind works a million times faster, he operates from the subconscious mind, 40 million bits of information per second.
The subconscious mind is a million times faster, but it's habitual, it's not creative and it doesn't contain free will unless you reprogram your mind in some way.
Dr. Bruce Lipton says people are aware of 1 - 5 percent of reality.
People have 60 - 80,000 thoughts a day, but they are aware only of 100 thoughts a day.
Dr. Joe Dispnza says 90 percent have the same thoughts as the day before because most people live in the past.
Dr. Bruce Lipton says that when you fall in love with a person, with hobbies or with life, you are much more self-aware because you want to make an impression. You are self-aware up to 5 percent. He calls it the honeymoon effect.
Therefore positive thinking rarely works, because positive thinking is a program of conscious mind that works only 1 - 5 percent.
so the subconscious mind over-writes the positive thinking, but when you are in love and operate from a place of love, empathy gratitude and you see loving people you become a much more positive person with positive programs. Because it becomes habitual, you practice meditation, metacognition, energy psychology etc.
"Oh, you're a cop? I'm Arnold Schwarzenegger."
"Hi."
🤣🤣🤣
Lol
Columbo is an example of when you are a genius but, don't want to intimidate the average human. 😍 Stay humble!
Yeah, but thats not really humility, in fact it's an even more condescending pride than the out and out variety.
@@BiscuitHead22 Also he doesn't try to intimidate the layman because he doesn't have any interest in doing so.
He's eccentric giving the appearance of genuinely humble when in reality under that mask he's a shrewd trickster.
@@BiscuitHead22 It's a trick..he played dumb so the villain would underestimate him...
@@mikepatrick5909 Yeah, that was my point, thanks...............................
I honestly think, and this is a huge part of the charm, is that he really is an average guy who identifies with the average man. He plays it up to lull the arrogant into complacency, but he's really not a genius. He's smart for sure, but most of all he enjoys the work and he has a terrier's tenacity. It's mostly hard work and experience. He has what Malcolm Gladwell calls blink. It seems like an uncanny nose he has, but it's really just been honed through a lot of years of dedication. Basically, we could all be Columbo's in our own way. And he never let any of it go to his head: he knows he's good, but it's the job--the challenge--that he loves. He's not looking for medals; he thrives on the satisfaction of solving the problem. Otherwise, he's happy with his life. That's what makes him so lovable--he's still one of us.
Columbo is my favourite detective . Great entertaintment.
Agreed
3:17 🥚 Eating breakfast on the run is quite common! But . . . when you're a homicide detective? It's 'effen hilarious! 😅😂🤣
That "you call that a lining?" joke is ... hilarious! I told that joke to my brother and he must have laughed for five minutes!
i dont get it
@@hasan_z A year later, and neither do I.
I don’t get it.
Can someone please explain this joke?
@@davidechols9055 He's a flasher, wearing nothing but an overcoat. When he flashes the Jewish woman she notices the lining of the coat rather than his 'exhibit'.
I haven't seen many of these later episodes, but seeing an older Columbo react and talk about technology and things makes me laugh out loud for real. The car light was a great gag. There was one movie, that he couldn't remember how to read someone their Rights ~ so he pulls out a card and struggles to read the small print ~ makes me giggle every time
I believe it was Shawshank Redemption, but I may be wrong.
Columbo and The Murder of the Rock Star. The perp is an attorney and he kills his mistress that's cheating on him. That scene cracks me up too.
It was Shawshank Redemption, the movie took place where they just introduced the Miranda Laws, so the officer reading them doesn’t have them memorized. It’s a nice touch
Remember when the idea of talking to a family member on the phone, from your car on an unconnected device, was a novel one?
Around the year 1983 (?) I seem to remember somebody had a phone in their car, and a beeper on his belt. Not sure if the phone had a wire, attaching it to the console, or no wire (?). The phone was very thick and clunky / heavy.
I might have the year wrong!?
My first one was a Nokia which was just smaller than a brick and almost as heavy. But the battery lasted for days.
When was that? By the mid 60's, there were over a million cell phones in use in the USA.
@@fjccommish I don't know if you actually meant the mid-90s, but your comment is really strange.
This is the one show that cannot ever be remade.
I think Columbo attracted such great actors because the roles were fantastic and often very different from their usual roles. If an actor was a bit typecast, Columbo was a great show to do.
He's the best. What a loveable guy!
That man Columbo never fails to make my day. Whenever I feel like taking someone down, Columbo Man calms me down. Go figure.
2:10 - "You know there's talk that you can get cancer from using a cell phone". Columbo was way ahead of his time.
Patrick McGoohan's laughing is so hysterical, though funny
They were close friends, I suppose he was laughing real
Love 'fake' laughs. Always crack me up.
@@MxJuneReese It also ties in the the fact that so many Jewish people were in the garment trade.
Yes it is and, none of his other(three)Columbo baddies laughed that way. All of them were distinctly different and, wonderfully, fully realised characters/portrayals. That's even when he was directing the episode. (BTW, "Candidate For Crime"''s my favourite.)
@@Septymus :last time I viewed the episode(about my 25th as a...it's a favourite and, b...I've got the DVD set)that was the(final)conclusion I drew. Mc.Goohan broke character, there. And, it works!
Everything Colombo does, I still love him. 👍❤
Seeing him talk to William Shatner about mobile phones reminds me of an incident that happened way back when the first mobiles came out. Bill was travelling through an airport and needed to make a phone call, so he asked someone where the nearest payphone was. Someone said "Don't use that, Mr. Shatner, use my phone," and passed him a flip-top phone. It took Bill a few moments to work out why everyone started laughing when he flipped it open and spoke into it....
Tickled me that 😂
Star Trek was ahead of its time.
@@janicesullivan8942 It took me a few moments too :) :)
I like the little touch of him whistling Knick Knack Paddywhack in several episodes, charming
If you r a true follower you would know that he whistles letting the audience know they the guilty person......when he has it figured out
I always found it ironic like he was asking for a clue, you know give a dog a bone lmao. Too much irony in this show and I love it.
Please More Full Episodes I love Em
It's been very disappointing to come home these past few Saturday afternoons, hoping to see that a new full episode has been uploaded, only to be denied.
I bought the DVD set which reveals how much I love these.
I take it that you may not be able to upload any more full episodes. That's unfortunate, but I applaud and appreciate your hard work. Thank you.
That's what I figured, too. I'd gladly tolerate commercials, just like on regular TV, if it meant being able to see more full episodes.
That makes sense!!
I do love the short Columbo clips.
I enjoy all the episodes on dvd, no commercials and uncut
filmnoir50 they should go like the person who uploaded new episodes of the Golden Girls. About half way thru you get some cool music. You tap twice and it plays the rest of the episode. ( no commercials).
Hey, I just love this guy Columbo. Everyone else rides around in a fancy big car, and he
Rides in a clapped out Peugeot !!
My man you are too cool !!!
His raincoat is in the Smithsonian, but not the car.
I absolutely love even more the 90,'s episodes!! PLEASE SOMEONE DOWNLOAD THIS EPISODE AND MORE EPISODES!!
It’s funny how they never think he’s a cop. Whenever I think of a detective he is always who I imagine.
I fell for Columbo fifty years ago "Murder: prescription 1968!!!!!! As s a child, I was humored with the trench coat, this supposed clumsy, polite, troublesome
Lieutenant!!!!! As time progressed, I grew more appreciative, smitten, of this shrewd, wise, brilliant, experienced detective, for his unassuming style of solving a murder, down to the science!!!!
Peter Falk, what an absolute genius!
I can't stop loving Columbo❤️
I am chomping at the bit for more full length episodes. I grew up with this show. One of the best ever.
Are you Karen’s sister?
Talk about superb. Columbo was the greatest tv detective of all time
for my money, the best tv character of all time.
Wow, that laugh might be one of the most terrifying things I've ever seen and heard.
Like a poor man's Vincent Price laugh.
thank you for sharing! I love Columbo!
See the coffee machine at 9:20 ? That's the exact coffee machine we had when I was a cashier at a car dealership. I always remember the cups because the mechanics were always playing coffee cup poker. I didn't then and I don't know now how to play poker. I played it once with my friend in 2nd grade. And I played it on those computer slots in Reno, but that's it.
Oh and one more thing. That coffee machine only takes change, right? Can I use it?
That coffee machine was pretty funny!
I love this man. 😊
R W. 💜
Love almost all his shows
Love Columbo…. Best word is humility to explain him !!
I love all these extra bits that aren’t pertinent to the crime/story.. so brilliant!
This is funny great job keep them coming thank you..
Lieutenant Columbo being brutal again:
“Can you sign this to Dominic?
“And then put your name.”
“He’ll get a kick out of it.”
“Dominic, he don’t have much of a life”
just fantastic! this show ruled the night time programming (also kolchak,kojak,manix,hawaii 5-0,etc;)
Absolutely fantastic! Thank. You!
A comic moment I remember is in "The Bye-Bye Sky High I.Q. Murder Case." It's the scene where Columbo walks into a cafe, donut in hand, to talk with someone. The impatient waitress comes over to him to ask him where the donut came from. The interaction between him and the waitress was hilarious due, in no small part, to the waitress which was played to perfection by Jamie Lee Curtis! It was one her very first acting jobs!
No wonder so many don't take Columbo seriously. Outside of homicide investigations, he's genuinely absent-minded but endearingly so. Bless his heart.
Columbo talking about the "cell phones give you cancer" myth long before it was cool XD
"Dominic, he don't have much of a life..." (only listens to your show) :D
LOL... I never picked up on that one, classic Columbo.
You call that a lining? Haha! 🤣
Thank you very much. Love Columbo.
Please put Columbor back on the weekends sat and sunday at 7 oclock in the morning we miss those shows so much dont be so mean put him on
I thought she was gonna say to the flasher, " funny !, You don't look Jewish ".
5:36 Longshanks from Braveheart!
The fact that you have access to all these clips only means you have the full episodes somewhere :D I envy you.
All the scenes with Dawg are funny and heart-warming.
I love those coffee machines. So many choices.. including Sanka ( decaf ) ☕️☕️☕️
Love watching Columbo! Weird, but gets the job done!!!
I love columbo still watch til this day, my husband gets jealous when i tell him be quiet columbo is on. He says I've seen every episode
I’ve seen every episode at least three times ...!!!
Love that the first thing we see is the Peugeot(aka, the "oxidized relic." LOL)
I know I'm probably showing my age but I can't even fathom a time before cellphones and here Colombo is acting like even making a phone call from a car is such a revolutionary, novel thing.
Humility opens doors! Never underestimate a humble person, intelligence is humble! And guilt lacks patience, humility and intelligence!
Well, I do like to laugh, sirs!
Great profile though the Lieutenant doesn't have a first name.
kendall rivers Actually, he does. It’s visible on his ID card in one episode.
It's Frank....
I honestly can't wait to get to heaven so I may walk and talk with Peter, John, James, Luke and Paul... and Colombo! Yeah, he'll be there waiting for us, for sure.
This is a great clip.. I love it lololol!
Remember this aired in 1994, a period before broadband, before Wifi, before 4G, 5G heck even before 2G.
22 years and he didn’t get promoted
Hilarious how he walks away from the coffee vending machine
Can we please get a montage of Columbo whistling This old man soon? My favorites are from Any Old Port in a storm(the very first one), Troubled Waters and Columbo goes to college
The running gags are great: The hard boiled eggs (what inappropriate thing will he crack it on?) The ever-increasing dents on the car, the being mistaken for a homeless man, the snooty waiters in posh restaurants and of course the invisible Mrs. Columbo. "`Rest in Peace, Mrs. Columbo" is the culmination of that one!
I'm just amazed that the light on the roof is plugged into the cigarette lighter.
What if your car didn't have one? Even back then not every car had one.
You would also need a metal roof for the magnetic light to attach to, not a convertible roof like Columbo had.
The Man, the Myth... the Columbo!
Oh, Please, please, give us the WHOLE Columbo video. I can't stand the suspence any longer!
Netflix has some of the Columbo episodes.
Did anyone notice how he dusted off the police light proving that he pretty much doesn't use it? 😂
It's like Poirot. He asked this guy what he thought of the ladies hats at Ascot. The man says he was in London at the time. That was his way of asking the man where he was at that time.
Columbo sometimes carried a hard-boiled egg in his coat, snacking on it.
Locktwiste72 , Yes makes me want one 2 snack.
In this episode for example 😉
Thanks.Really entertaining.
8:12 'I wouldn't trust (the automatic coffee vending machine.)' I wouldn't either. Do you have any idea of what might be crawling around inside there?!
Funniest scene for me is the Eve Babcock scene.. "I'm lieutenant Columbo from the LAPD"....Miss Babcock, about those stocks, I'll call you"
Full episodes. Please
kenneth hill -Why can’t you be thankful instead of selfish?
There won't be any as they'll be getting flag and the whole channel will go
After all that time and all those cases, can't believe he never became *CAPTAIN COLUMBO*. Sounds like a Super Hero 😆
He is hilarious💕
Very good detective Columbo.
Given the reputation Columbo must have had by known with his skills, you'd think every cop would treat him with respect.
Great clips - superb quality - How about more Hard Boiled Egg 🥚 clips?👍
Thank you!!
Thanks pl uploadmore
Back when cellular phones were just coming out on the market. They were simple phones with no apps, no touch screen.
wir haben ihn auch in Deutschland so sehr geliebt, er ruhe in Frieden...
There's a 1987 movie, Der Himmel über Berlin with Bruno Ganz, and Peter Falk is in it. Falk walks through West Berlin talking to himself about his mother or grandmother I don't remember and "spazieren she used to call it". He walks by an outdoor market and a couple of people say "Columbo". I don't know if it was planned. One thing interesting I noticed there's graffiti all over the west side of the wall and an immaculate east side. The film centers on two angels talking, and they actually fit the look of the east side wall better. I'm also curious about how they got permission to film on the east side next to the wall.
He is just a genius !!
Shatner with a moustache? Hilarious!
It makes me wonder if Peter Falk didn't do an episode where Peter Falk played the killer and Columbo in one episode. It would have been cool, but I'm just happy for his work in this series
I love this show
Great clips from some of my favorite episodes of this era of Columbo shows. But I don't think reboot is what anyone would really call this. This is literally the exact same series only in a different period, with the same exact format, and of course still Peter Falk. It would be more of a continuation or revival but certainly not a reboot at all.
The opening scene. I must confess, it is difficult for me to see only pieces of episodes I have never seen. I am such a lover of this series, and it really pains me to think there are so may I have not been able to see from later additions cause they are not available on line, or DVD in the United States. I really hope and pray someday I will get to see and own them all. So bummed about that. I have seen only the dvd' s released in the USA but from my research there are so many more simply not available.
Mydrama.cc has it all on their website and you can stream it for free. Thankfully Columbo is one of their free shows.
anyone know what episode the first segment is? the one when putting the police light on car? dont think i saw it before
No One else could have played Columbo.
That cell phone clip is surreal
The flasher joke is pretty good.
I love how all the traditional cops just fold to his authority. Columbo? Whatever he wants.
Comes with always getting your man (or woman). 💪
Pretty sure detective is a rank above uniformed officers.