Columbo Examines Murder On a Cruise Ship | Columbo
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- Robert Vaughn stars as Hayden Danziger, a used car salesman on a cruise to Acapulco with his wealthy wife Sylvia(played by Jane Greer) who has decided to murder his recent mistress, a lounge singer on the ship who is blackmailing him. But he doesn’t know that Columbo is on the board!
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Season 4 Episode 4 ''Troubled Waters'': Lt. Columbo takes a trip to Acapulco but finds himself on a new case when a used car dealer commits murder on the cruise ship.
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I love the subtle shift when he's "on". That brief pause when he enters then just starts going into "Detective mode". He doesn't even finish dressing before he goes to examine the body. He forgets that he's at sea and other moments when the captain and crew have to bring him down to Earth. All that matters is the crime and the clues. No matter what airs he puts on, Columbo is a detective.
At 8:05 the look Columbo has is wonderful. You can just about hear the thought he has in his head . . . "Well, whoever's in that room is the killer, so while you guys do all of that with the victim's body I'll just slink on over to the next room and start working on my suspect."
I worked on a "ship" before. We called her the "boat" quite frequently. If a fellow officer reprimanded a guest for calling her a "boat" we would lambast them.
I wondered about that.
‘I just did the perfect murder....oh wait Colombo is on the ship? May as well just turn myself in now’
Yepp , the script writers will have me confessing in the last act anyways
Ok, ok, it was me who robbed the school tuckshop in 1973!
Working over the holidays? You're not alone
It always happens to me
And me!
Look at you all commiserating! Isn't that lovely.
It is epic! Peter Falk was really outstanding actor. I was born in 1989 and Columbo was part of my childhood. I was growing up with him.His death was very painful for me . Thank you for uploading these fragments of this excellent TV Show. Columbo will live in our hearts forever. Greetings from the Czech rep. fellas.
Mee to. So many good memories watching this with my grandad
I didn't realize I was a fanatic
I was born in 1965 and Columbo was part of my childhood here on Mauritius island. I am now 56 and still watch his series.
@@mamadetaslimtorabally7363 1970's Colombo episodes are the best.
@@Zorn76 I totally agree.
If he'd never have faked that heart attack and put himself in Columbo's path, he might actually have gotten away with it.
Yes, there was really nothing to link him to the murder except for his "alibi".
@@lewisner nothing gets Columbo more suspicious than an innocent person
To be fair he needed a way to stay in the infirmary for his plan to work out. The funny thing is that trying to incriminate the pianist is what got him, if he had just thrown the gun and the gloves to the sea he would've gotten away with it, there would be no proof linking him to it.
This is one of my favourite episodes. Robert Vaughn was a great villain and the gotcha moment at the end was one of Columbos best.
Usually it’s just the cost of a cruise that’s murder.
Fortunately, Mrs. Columbo won it.
This episode shows how much Peter Falk was beloved by the way he interacts with the passengers and vice versa.
4:16 Columbo's tie suddenly was straightened... apparently he didn't want to resemble a homeless bum and wanted to look appropriate when going to see the nurse...
the nurse is super fine
I was thinking the same thing! I would probably deliberately make myself get sick on that ship just to be able to see her!
She is definitely a beauty.
Columbo is super fine
Susan Damante now aged 71. She was just 24 here.
Best episode of the Love Boat ever!
mitchell goldman- Do you see Gavin Macleod anywhere on
this ship?
Its darkly humorous how he's painfully aware that (@7:48) he's standing directly in between the murderer and the victim with literally 2 feathers of evidence.
This nurse is a mind blowing beauty.
Agreed.
Calm yoselves
Sorry, I was too distracted by Columbo
Nope
How utterly thirsty you are
As a child I've been always hoping to see Lt.Columbo's wife. And in this particular episode there was a real chance! Columbo is on vacation with his wife on a cruiseship! There is no way she could escape my eye! how distraught I was at the end...
😂. It’s ok, this episode is the only one that proves she really exists.. look on the bright side!
His wife was played by Kate Mulgrew.
@@henryolague419 That was a joke! Kate Mulgrew and I are the same age. That means when the series started, she and were in 9th grade or so. That means Columbo must have married a child bride since he started referring to his wife from the beginning. The network got such a backlash at the casting of such a young woman as Mrs. Columbo (I think Kate and I were in our mid to late 20s when the series started), that eventually the series changed names and dropped all reference to Columbo.
She was indeed on the ship with her husband (cabin 56). But when we get a look at Columbo's cabin we don't see her because she was in the restroom defecating.
Bernard Fox (Purser Watkins) was Det chief supt William Durk in Columbo episode "Dagger of the mind"
I’m surprised Ben Gazarra directed Columbo but never appeared as a murderer. He’d have been perfect.
Ben gazzara also directed :the friend in need, another brilliant episode of the series.
The friend in deed
@@hirobrin5436 Both top tier episodes
Not a big Gazzara fan but enjoyed his role in Cassavette's film Death of a Chinese Bookie - just throwing out a film suggestion.
@eric kanter No, that was Nick Cassavetes. He, Falk, and Gazzara were all good buddies.
Just by coincidence I was watching another old movie with Peter Falk in it called "the cheap detective" Even though he played a sleazy private detective in it I couldn't help thinking of him as Columbo.
The Lieutenant on the high sea with John Steed & Napoleon Solo & Dr Bombay!! Wait, the singers name is Poopie, it just got better!! 😆🥴🎈
"Calling Dr. Bombay! Calling Dr. Bombay! Emergency! Come right away!" 😉
Wow, all these years I thought the singer was Rita Moreno.
Doctor Bombay is also col. Crittendon
Poupee
Patrick Macnee the legendary John Steed!
Peter Falk was not only an actor playing the part of columbo he was a genius plain and simple.
One of my favorites. Best quote: "Leftenant, on the high seas we don't ask-- I order!"
A spot of trivia.......did you know that Bing Crosby was the original choice as Columbo.....after he turned it down, Peter Falk got the part.
I think he would have been a very good Columbo - it would have been a completely different portrayal, but Bing Crosby was a great understated actor and he would have certainly made it his own. That said, no one is better than Peter Faulk!
Bing Crosby? That wouldn’t have worked. Crosby was a dandy, Columbo was a slob. Peter Falk was born to play this part.
Bing Crosby was nowhere in the same stratosphere as Falk in the acting department. About the equivalent as Falk covering a Crosby song. Thank common sense for choosing Pete.
Netflix should add columbo
They had it a few years ago. But they seem less and less interested in vintage TV.
@@pcwkid76 :(
You can watch the series on Peacock. Just sign up and it's free.
it's free on tubi as well
@@gosmith3999 USA only?
What made Columbo latch on to Danziger (Robert Vaughn) as his main suspect was finding that feather near the ships hospital. He knew hospital beds did not have feather pillows, so the only way it could have got there was whomever shot Rosanna Wells through the pillow in her cabin let feathers fly everywhere and one stuck to him and eventually fell off near the hospital. This episode is also referenced in the Ricardo Montalban episode "A Matter Of Honor", where everyone in Mexico heard about how he caught the killer on the Mexico bound cruise ship.
That nurse is...... hmmmmm.... gonna need some help with a condition of mine
John steed Advengers top man . Robert Vaughan the villian Man from Uncle brilliant
The actor playing the ship's doctor (Robert Douglas) also was the director for a Columbo episode the following year ("Old-Fashioned Murder").
That wasn't much of a cruise vacation for Columbo when he had to spend so much time solving a murder.
Columbo was known for shooting on location a lot, but even I'm surprised here. Looking closely at the hardware I'm fairly certain a lot of this was shot on a ship. There's no reason AT ALL for a set carpenter to attempt to duplicate the kind of watertight doors found on a ship unless it's a key part of the plot, which it isn't...
IMDB said the ship was the Sun Princess, later the Ocean Dream. Sank off Thailand in 2016, currently being scrapped. It was also the location where they filmed the Love Boat pilot.
@@EGRJ Cool. Didn't expect I'd ever hear anything back, especially for a comment so long ago... 🙂
We love columbo!
It's one of those rare episodes where you're more interested in getting a looksie at what
Mrs. Columbo is all about more then the actual murder!
But Columbo is so focused on the case she is totally ignored...poor Mrs Columbo.
Columbo was focused in every single episode, all except the Faye Dunaway
character. He was a little bit distracted it seemed whenever he was with her.
Mrs Columbo would have been a little bit jealous over that. But than again,
no one knew if she had a jealous bone in her body. I remember Columbo
commenting on how tough the case was. Dunaway was pushing that apple
in front of Columbo's face, but Columbo was not taking a bite! Columbo was
always in control, but he was not a total control freak with women. He knew his
limitations, and kept everything respectful, and professional. Italian women are
beautiful. I met one who gave me her business card when I was younger. I never
called her. Six months later I go to a co-workers bachelor party, and guess who is
the stripper? Here's the funny part. I had more baby oil on me than my co-worker.
She must have remembered me pretty well. Everyone was asking me what was up?
Why was that stripper rubbing on me more than the dude getting married? She
never said one word to me, just let her body do all the talking for her.
not really
The fact that Columbo investigated a murder while seasick shows he has a lot of endurance
One of the few Columbo episodes where we see him before the murder.
Also, one of the few episodes where other characters reference Columbo's famously unseen wife, who is also on the ship.
5:13 - Downfall begins.
Ah yes, that smile at the end. The blissfully unaware smile of a man that has no idea he just looked into the eyes of his inevitable demise.
We loved this episode. We liked it when Columbo showed Napoleon Solo & The Avengers Guy real old-fashioned police work.
Coronel Crittendon was there in disguise the whole time......with a plan for the most spectacular escape from Stalag 13 😂 on a cruise ship
She will never sing Volare again, so sad.
Why don’t they have Dr Bombay examine the body?
He was probably involved with one of his nurses.
Columbo as a passenger and John Steed in command. Whatever next?
And Napoleon Solo in the sick bay
Why, Napoleon Solo, of course!
My favorite episode
THANK YOU
It’s The Man From U.N.C.L.E.!
I'd play sick to be around that nurse
Attention to every detail! Classic!
He was really a wonderful actor as compared to todays James Bonds. Thay look more warriors less dectactives.
so true
Steed!! A class man!!
A used car salesman an obvious suspect
From this episode I learnt the difference between a ship and a boat. Between a car and a truck. Between an aircraft and a plane (carpenters use a plane).
I just found out that the ship sank in 2016.
The actress who played the nurse was a very beautiful woman. 4:28
Good to see Steed's working the case undercover as well.
So many well known faces in this😃
Well now we know what Colonel Crittenden did after the war.
Mrs Columbo My friends, read the credits. Many-most-all (?) of the episodes were not written by Levinson/Link, but by individuals whose names we're not familiar with and hopefully gained credit for. As most of you have noted, we owe credit to the writers. Touche, unknown writers of one of the greatest, most legendary, body of work in television history.
One of the best episodes, in my opinion, not the best, just one of the better
And you’ve Aka Doctor Bombay he was on hogan’s heroes
"He always talked about his wife, yet no wedding band?"
There is no Mrs. Columbo.
I gotta call someone a discreet chap one day
Ben Gazzara did appear in an episode as a murderer. I do not recall the title but it was set in a resort a ski resort I think. It was good. Can anyone recall the title plz let us know. Tq.
No Ben Gazzara never appeared in an episode but I think he directed one or two. And there was no episode set in a ski resort. I think like me you probably dream episodes!
The musician Columbo questions at 2.40 starred 7 years later as Bennings in The Thing (1982) 🙂
Columbo calling a ship a boat
He did that throughout the episode, much to the chagrin of the crew. Constantly corrected. It was a running joke.
Tough assignment for the actress
it's his random motion seemingly in deep thought that gets me xD
yeah what was that stuff..just a muscle relaxer, ingerdients please
hmm
Columbo nearly headbutted the nurse upon entering the hospital... never noticed that before.
OMG! Some nut claiming to be a Dr. from Calcutta just called me racist for joking about the actor that played Dr. Bombay on Bewitched was in this episode. In a poorly written post, she babbled about how wrong it was to call doctors from Calcutta Dr. Bombay.
For some reason it is not letting me reply to her.
Only Columbo would be on a cruise ship with his normal attire on, while everyone else wears what would be acceptable on a cruise ship
Bobby Vaughn was always great , same with Pete Falk . I remember Dean Stockwell from " The Boy With Green Hair " as well as " Police Surgeon " .
I just hate those cut to pieces masterpieces
1.31...." after all the passengers are on holiday..."!!
Cruise ships nowadays have a morgue built in for instances where people die at sea. Might've back then, too, but it wouldn't have been an easy question to have answered
This is my favorite episode of Columbo!
Can't fault that/this one. Vaughn's such a great villian..
Really, Really enjoyed this episode.
5:11, it's all over for Mr. Danziger.
"Dr. Bombay, come right away!"
“There is a time for departure even when there's no certain place to go.”―Tennessee Williams
best episode!
Peter Falk is just magnificent.
Room be sealed touch nothing,,, but he touched her back?!? 😮
Columbo will be the Avenger! 😄
Great show Great actor perfect for part!
Where are the hour long episodes of Columbo? Can you please share them. Thanks
Salutes to Steed...aka Patrick McNee. Gambit & Purdy were my Avengers vintage. Columbo was a genius of a series. 😊😢😊
Leftenant Columbo 👍
Why paraffin or that other stuff?
Things used by crime scene investigators in those days to preserve evidence, such as fingerprints, hair samples, check for gunpowder residue, and the like. Of course they don't have a full "kit" of that stuff on a ship. But Columbo is used to having that sort of back-up available.
And the rank is spelled "Lieutenant" the same way we spell it, but the British used a more French-sounding pronunciation of the word, which sounds like that. Supposed to have been derived from the word's French origin.
@@DrTopologist I'd have thought they would have Paraffin or White Spirit in the engine room.
8mins=Priiime ducking & diving clever fun by the inimitable Peter Falk's Columbo. 😊😊😂😅🎉
I wish they show the full episode . Instead of just a tease.
5:03 i legit imagine a little funi jpeg of columbo's streched face all over the screen appearing at the die part.
@4:39 Mrs Columbo.
"Forbes......is a very discrete chap" FORBES???????
Me thinking it was the whole film 🤨
"Mr. Danziger's a sick man." You don't say....
Wasn't Danziger the name of the president of the genius club in "The Bye-Bye Sky High I.Q. Murder Case"?
Very strange.
+Ron Wade: Has this been confirmed ?
How can you go wrong when both John Steed and Dr. Bombay are there to help?
Now what have you been drinking
@@virnamisra1657 the actors that played John Steed in the BBC show "The Avengers" and Doctor Bombay in "Bewitched" were both in this episode. Jokes are never funny when you have to explain them to the slow witted.
Dr Bombay for the Dr in Delhi or Dr in Calcutta which is me is A doctor in Bombay. Although we know so many and what if I referred to one of them. So now who's dim witted. From Dr Virna Pandey Gynaecologist
He's a sick man alright. A murderer!! 😢😂😊
Legendary episodes.
Captain and crew, you called on Columbo for help in solving the murder, right? Well, let him. Let him work his magic. Whatever he feels he has to do, let him do it. If he asks for help, don't argue with him, just give it to him. One final thing, don't correct him about ships and boats. All you'll be doing is wasting time that could be used for him to solve the murder faster. Let him solve the murder in his own way or would you rather solve it yourselves? No, I didn't think so. So, back off. I know it's just a TV show, but I love this character. No one gives Columbo a hard time on my watch. I'm sure that you agree.
Hayden Danziger might be my favorite Columbo bad guy name ever! LOL
Not sure what they were on when they sat around a table choosing that moniker, but I`d like a toot.
That nurse has a distinct resemblance to Bibi Andersson.
Her name is Susan damente