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Season 2, Episode 2, Etude in Black,
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Awesome scene. Peter Falk was an incredible actor as Columbo
John Cassavetes was also an amazing actor.
@@capitanfuturo594 yes absolutely
A great scene from ~in my humble opinion ~ the very best episode in the entire Columbo series.
It was more than a case of "actor Y as X" : )
Falk WAS Columbo.
a very rare thing, one of the best casted roles in the history of cinema and TV.
@@annmarie7488it’s good but there are a few other better options. Donald Pleasance comes to mind as does the episode featuring Robert Conrad as the gym owner.
Columbo played hit trap card.
It was effective.
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That little dastardly laugh at the end just gave you away dude. What person in their right mind would laugh when a HOMICIDE Lt. mentions the word "murder"
I mean...
He didn't really give anything away. At that point Columbo was already on his trail. This was part of the dance...Columbo pretending not to know he did it, and Cassavetes pretending to 'help' him. Both knew what the other was doing.
For Cassavetes, this was a game, and one he was sure he would win. That's what makes him such a dark character (to me, anyway). His victim is absolutely nothing to him. She was just another game to be disposed of when it's not fun anymore. And this is one of the villains on this show that I think would absolutely kill again if he got away with this.
@@Ocrilatas Robert Conrad would of done as the unscrupulous gym owner. The one guy I actually felt empathy towards in these columbo episodes was Carsini the wine connoisseur played by Donald Pleasance, that was a great episode and probably my favourite.
@@Eleventhearlofmars I liked his character too. He had some personality and class. Plus, once he was caught, he seemed almost relieved.
Even better that actor was the demonic father or rosemarys baby. The baby being the antichrist.
Great movie
These guys were great buddies off camera & in real life.
Seeing John Cassavetes and Peter Falk together brings a tear. Miss them.
Once you see Columbo coming towards you just put your hands behind your back and get ready to get cuffed.
😂😂😂 it's true. It's true.
I would love a gag "episode" like that.
20 minutes long.
Imagine: Some criminal (rich and connected, obviously) who has actually heard of the schlubby detective who has put away a good chunk of their peers. They commit a murder, and five minutes of being talked to by Columbo just... realizes what's happening. Who they're talking to. They breakdown and confess.
Bonus points if Columbo wasn't even on to them yet and was just making small talk.
Lolz yeah. Great show 👏 👍🏽
You have a right to remain silent, most people do not have the ability, I’ve delt with cops & if their fishing the only word I’d say is “lawyer”, course I never offed a scumbag
allegedly
Struth
Cassavetes is one of the best villain in Columbo's tv series
The worst!
They were such good friends too.
@@TheMarinemom02 Together with Ben Gazzara.
Not my fave villain, but I loved seeing Cassavetes work with his dear friend, Peter Falk! Their love and respect for each other shines through here and in their film work together.
liked the detail of him holding his head all the time
My man Columbo still watch this show never gets old
If Columbo knocks on your door, just confess and serve your time.
😅
That's the nervous laughter of someone who knows they've been found out
Hes a great actor
The Maestro didn't know Columbo saw him pick up the carnation from the floor near the piano.
Did he? Not.
Only ee think it so. He should find the flower scene by scene
Peter Falk and John Cassavetes 😃
Two great actors.
JC's son Nick is a really good director, writer, and actor !!
(* His mom, the beautiful Gena Rowlands, was quite a good actress, herself !!)
Let's hope Hollywood does not think of making a reboot of Columbo. There is no Columbo like Peter Falk because Peter Falk is Columbo
I think Mark Ruffalo would be pretty good
I believe Dirk Benedict played him on stage.
Don't give them any great ideas, please - they will just turn "him" into a woke transvestite 😂
Maybe something like a Columbo Jr. Have a kid or grandkid take up the detective mantle.
@@LeftIsBest001 He already did that in Zodiac. There were scenes in that where he spoke & looked like Columbo.
have a theory: Colombo actually committed all the crimes. That's why he knew so many details right away. Each of the alleged perpetrators was actually innocent. Colombo had no alibi for either case. Colombo is a typical careerist, something like a firefighter who set himself on fire. That's my theory.
Problem with that: the audience sees every single murder happen. It's one of the show's trademarks.
"Ah, but maybe those scenes never happened and are just Columbo's versions of events! Unreliable narrator, and all that!"
Fine. In that case, Columbo's investigations never happened and he's actually just a manifestation of the killer's guilty conscience that eventually drives them to confess (which would honestly fit better than your theory, since many of the killers rub their guilt in Columbo's face when they think he has no proof of it, which wouldn't make sense if they were innocent).
Or, you know what, maybe none of it is real! Maybe it's all fake, and maybe none of these people really are who they say they are! They're just pretending to be cops or killers, like some sort of elaborate... TV show!
They send all episodes on danish TV right now, and I am swallowing them all.
I just love Peter Falk as Columbo.
Can’t think of any other who could do that so brilliant.
I think those two were friends in real life.
They were friends.
Most of the actors and actresses in Columbo episodes were good friends with Falk in real life, even ones in minor roles.
This is why you'd often get actors and actresses appearing in multiple episodes as different characters.
@@surebrec5113 well, he must’ve been friends with a lot of good looking women because they are full of them in a lot of these episodes.
@@blacjackdaniels200 He was. The woman who ended up marrying him and ultimately alienated him from the rest of his family, including his daughters also appeared in multiple episodes.
Absolutely, actually Best of Friends since the early 60's. They would " shoot the breeze " at the late evenings, at a nearby Bar or Restaurant .... If Peter Falk was out with John the Bar would remain open until Pertsr was ready to leave .... 🙂❤💔⚘🕯☄🌠✨🏆
These two were very close friends and drinking buddies. It is so much fun to watch the two out perform each other with a clear sardonic tone. My favorite episode.
Mine too
This is brilliant writing, direction, acting, and editing. It's as good as it gets.
Was John Cassavetes the direktor of the episode?
@@danielaxivitz6188 Looks like Cassavetes and Falk had a hand in it, but it was credited as Coach from Cheers.
@@bvarsho1 I was surprised when I realized that Nicholas Colosanto directed this episode. I thought he was strictly an actor.
Just keep laughing, fool... I've seen the episode - You're toast!
It was a great episode
They were great friends
That look at the end. I love this show and this character so much.
this show is a classic for detective/ suspense entertainment
Cassavete calls columbo a genius at the end of this episode!
His performance as Columbo is so perfect that he was born to play this role and I loved every episode because they were well done well directed and well acted out. ❤️
The two of them were the best 1-2 combo in the history of the show. Perfect.
At first I thought that was a Columbo parody from the thumbnail.
Ooooooh, he's on to you, dude!
Peter Falk as Columbo~ what a character. Columbo was flawless!
Always great casting. A favorite was a series when Johnny Cash sort of plays himself but was the perpetrator. In this series~ at the end not Columbo but Peter Falk resurfaced in this ominous ending. Great episode~Check it out!
(Swan Song Columbo: Season 3, Episode 7)
One of my favs
The dialogue here was hilarious, Columbo was just messin with this guys head so bad lol.
Nothing will ever beat Colombo in cop shows.
Suppose it was you…
I'm not saying it was...
I was just thinking out loud and I would like to use you as an example…
Great actors. John Cassavetes was fantastic in The Killers
Two big Friends....two big actors....twoi big mans👍🙏
Trivia : These 2 were best friends in real life ! ❤🙏
We love lieutenant colombo❤
The laugh gives him away. Only the murderer would laugh.. No one else.
And that laugh is what made columbo know who murdered her
Im 42 and I love this show.
i'm 5' 8" and i love it too
@@vibovitold id say my age versus your height makes more sense in this case 😆
Two awesome actors. Giants. May they never be cancelled or forgotten.
Columbo was the first TV series to show the audience the Murderer and Murder First, then Columbo solving it. I still enjoy episodes on Prime👍
he won several Emmy's for this roll
That's the most guilty laugh
Peter Falk never gave a bad performance...stole POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES
Uncertain garage mechanics
Very noble of Columbo to apply the law equally to his evil twin, he’s beating those nepotism charges!
I can see why many consider this to be one of the best episodes, everyone was really on top of their game with this one.
What I loved about this show is that Columbo appeared to be a pest, goofy, and not smart. But his brilliance was he did all of those things on purpose to throw the crook off, and lower their guard. This was a brilliant show.
My favourite episode…I forgot the mileage…
You have uncertain mechanics...
Sounds a little thin.
I have a 70s era wide tie identical to John's. I would have to say its from 1974 by watching this.
There's no bamboozling Columbo, even with that magnificent swirly psychedelic-patterned kipper offending his sensibilities, he'll land his fish.
It might be a bit earlier, like 1972.
No, late 1980s for certain....although they both appeared together (years earlier) in a 1972 episode as well
Columbo can arrest every culprit instantly. He's just fucking with them for the rest of the episode.
Etude in black . Directed by coach from cheers
Best friends in real life… John Cassavetes…
Another gotcha from Columbo ❣️❤️
This episode used a nice theme which would often come up in Columbo - the lieutenant playing the piano very poorly.
Columbo would often emphasize, and even demosntrate, how he clearly sucks at the perpetrator's profession - but the underlying message was one of a threat: "see how badly I rate against a pro? ...Then think how you will rate against me it comes to homicide investigation, lie detection etc. - because this is where I'm the pro".
He always makes them solve the murder for him and then.
One of the greatest shows ever
Which is worse? Going to prison or hearing the drawn out reasoning Columbo is going to use to put you there?
That’s my specialty, you know… Homicide.
So many brilliant actors in this show.
Brilliant! It's called tampering with evidence. Case dismissed.
Etude in Black!
This was my favorite Columbo episode.
Never noticed this until I saw this here on TH-cam; on a show that’s all about little details and inconsistencies, Columbo says “type a goodbye note, put it in the machine and take it out again”, which is backwards, haha.
Rip Jennifer Wells
We miss full Columbo's episodes!
We're not going to talk about the fact that the "untouched" paper was poised to type over an "s" in the middle of a word, in the middle of a sentence in the middle of a completed good-bye note.
"But did you hear the chimes?"
"I did"
"Did you count them?
Cassavetes would smile at his own funeral.
❤❤❤ love columbo
One of the most brilliant series ever!
Peter Falk and John Cassavetes were best friends, they worked great together.
Hey don’t mess with Franko 😂
From the thumbnail I thought that it is Columbo meeting his lookalike at some costume party.
Yup.....his little Grey cells were TOPS..
From what I understand these two guys here were very good friends in real life. Acting legends !
The funny thing is columbo always got them to tell on their selves they just keep talkin
Columbo is may all time favorite detective series! Peter Falk was the greatest!
La Flor delatora, un gran capítulo. 🍻🍻🍻🇦🇷🇦🇷
If Columbo comes knocking at your door, you know you are in trouble.
He will get you.
David Plaza is a monster but he's not alone. His daughters are also monsters.
Cassavetes was his very good friend. He was so legit
Colombo knows what he was doing, playing the incompetent idiot just to catch out the killer and getting them to incriminate themselves and getting a confession out of them.
The killers realised too late how deadly and clever Colombo really was.
My uncle Verlund was the spitting image of Peter Falk. Miss him…
Most of the cases he supposedly solves would be thrown out of court in reality.
Love how he converes with the suspect as though he doesn't suspect them, lol. And then rhey fall into his trap
I liked this episode the most
In real life figure out how did Lt. Found the difference of typeset impression without touching the pàper😊
It was Columbo
My favorite episode
Cassavetes great. Pride of Blair Academy in NJ
Extraordinary episode.
Quality Columbo moment 😂👍
I thought there was two columbos for a second
The problem is His villains agree to quickly with him.
Perfect reunion.
I miss both these guys. Falk and Casavettes.
“Just one more thing…”
One of the best eps
It was you fredo.....
The original man, myth and legend......