Columbo Infuriates the Murderer (Robert Culp) | Columbo
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- Columbo infuriates Paul Hanlon (Robert Culp) in one of the most classic and well-acted scenes of the series.
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Clip from Season 2 Episode 3 ''The Most Crucial Game'': The manager of a football team murders its callow owner, making it look as if the young man had had an accident in his swimming pool. Lt. Columbo is on the case.
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He angered the murderer to the point of sending him to the Columbo dimension.
then the music comes in, TZ style
Just one million more thing
Laugh always at the artificial
Strutting and facial grimaces
Which I assume are to look like a tough guy😂
@@diegovargasdiegothings*
I’m picturing the Colombo dimension as a Dr Strange-esque kaleidoscope of trench coats
Columbo was known for remaining courteous and respectful in his dealings with suspects, but the "ah look, he did it again" at 4:52 has to be the most flippantly dismissive he's ever been to a killer, and a pretty funny moment.
Actually Columbo tried to act tough and was screaming in an italian restaurant in one of the first episodes when he hadn't figured out the Columbo character yet. Don't remember the episode name - but I remember how out of style the scene felt when seen after seeing most of the other episodes first.
Even though Columbo clearly never tolerates threats, it's his most unique ability to somehow never need to appear aggressive in return that makes him all the more fascinating.
@@mikebasil4832 ilth
Mm
@@swedishpsychopath8795 Technically in the very first episode, even before the pilot, Columbo straight up screams and dogs this woman who helped the murderer pull off the trick. He was hoping to kinda break her into confessing, but it didn't work.
@@swedishpsychopath8795 The first episode Prescription Murder also contrasts with the later ones.
"Until you do you're gonna be questioned.
You're gonna be followed, you're gonna be hounded.
Dr.Flemming can't do anything"
3:13 "Your wife has my sympathy."
The absolute loathing in his voice! Hilarious! Culp was one of the great ones.
He was always an eyelash from going ballistic but rarely did
YUP Culp was even in MAD Magazine with Lt.Clodumbo back in the early '70s.
I remember Columbo and the Police Commissioner telling him 27 ppl confessed
to murders they never committed just to get Columbo offa their asses.
Culp was a doctor doing surgery, the top of the poor bastard's head on a tray, and Clodumbo using it for an ashtray, Even then in Columbo's salad days, he was a fkg
riot. and if he ever eft up, he was still awesome.
@@raymondgarafano8604 RIP Mad magazine. It got me through my childhood in the 70s. It's not what it used to be.
@@raymondgarafano8604 haha I remember that! It was exaggerated but it definitely made the point.
@@raymondgarafano8604 and 11 got the chair
"They're on the 10, sir." and "Look, he scored a touchdown." always crack me up.
Followed instantly by Culp's expression as he realizes both that he had started looking the wrong way with the binoculars AND Columbo made the correction with barely a glance,...showing that despite the impression you (the murderer) have in your mind about the detective, Columbo does not miss details
Great just watched this one!!!
Culp's annoyance with Columbo is always a joy to watch.
And he can really rile up Jack Cassidy too.
@@poetcomic1 and Patrick Mcgoohan
Love this show!
Hands up who would like to see Culp stick one on him
“Your wife has my sssympathy”, he hisses under his breath.
I like how Columbo just observes the literal meltdown right as the bells rang. Underrated ending IMO
Culp turns the radio off, Columbo claps and says to an imaginary third party "look, he did it again". I was laughing out loud
It's not an imaginary third party, he knows that people from another dimension are watching him. 📺
He knows that people from the Columbo dimension are watching him @@renatoherren4217
😂 I love how Columbo annoys the suspects until they want to go to jail.
How did he never get a promotion?
He should have been commissioner by the end.
The facial expressions of Robert Culp are spot on, he was a terrific actor.
Oh yeah you got that right
@@steevrawjers I saw Robert Culp playing a bad guy on an old Gunsmoke the other day. He was excellent, very convincing as an outlaw.
5:43--"They're on the 10, sir." Columbo has Hanlon so flustered he's got his binoculars on the opposite end of the field where they aren't playing. Busted!
Love the Robert Culp episodes. He's so good at playing someone I'd love to smack. Columbo's takedown of his characters is always extra sweet.
Shame that Bill Maxwell had only three Columbo appearances.
Robert Culp and Peter Falk were good friends, and Culp was one of Falk’s favorite guest stars.
@@Reginald-rr1gh Peter Falk was also a good friend of Patrick McGoohan. Peter Falk and Patrick McGoohan “pinged” off of each other perfectly on every episode of Colombo.
He was great!
@@williampaz2092 Two of my favorite Columbo episodes were the ones where McGoohan played the CIA double agent, and the commander of a military school.
You can see it in Culp's face, the anger, yet surprise and the sudden realization he has just been caught, those chimes or bells representing the freedom he knows he just lost.
Gotta hand it to Robert Culp: he really expertly played one who just realized that he is royally screwed. The halting harpsichord does an excellent job amplifying the sinking feeling he has knowing his name is "Mud" from now on 🙃
And ya gotta love the angle shot showing Peter Falk looking contemptuously at him. It gives me the chills.
“The halting harpsichord” 👍👍
Well, not totally. He could just claim the clock wasn't working. And even if he wasn't in the box, that doesn't prove he was at the house.
@@EGRJ He set it up to sound like he WAS in the box. If he wasnt in the box, where was he? And in true Columbo fashion, if the clock wasnt working on the day, why is it working now? 'Oh i took it to be repaired' where sir?. Then he'd need to say where, well then Columbo'd check to see which shop repaired it and "it's the funniest thing sir? I got the prints from all their staff, and you know what sir? Not one of their prints was on that clock. So then, who fixed it?'. And by that point all he's done is put his own cuffs on his wrists.
Columbo had a knack for infuriating Robert Culp. In another episode where Culp was the murderer, the one about the subliminal cuts, he kept on interrupting him when he was trying to play a round of golf.
The sheer pain and agony on Robert Culp's face when Columbo enters the VIP louge is priceless.
Love the Robert Culp and Jack Cassidy episodes. They were always the most arrogant villains, so when Columbo took them down, it was all the sweeter.
Ross Martin was great as well.
@@doriangray2020 I was going to say the exact same thing. Yes! In "Suitable For Framing" Ross Martin was one nasty villain. Great episode and one of my favorites too.
@@Richard-xo2gm Ross Martin's subtle facial expressions were superb , what an actor
My favorite take down of the bad guy. Love the line “They’re on the ten, sir” perfect
7:00 - 30 seconds of Columbo looking his most gotcha ever, fist pumping smirk and all
The Lieutenant sure knows how to get on peoples nerves - with devastating consequences for the murderer!
Possibly the best take-down, apart form Perfect for Framing and Candidate for crime - Robert Culp's reaction to the chimes is priceless. 👍
Except the mustache which should never have been in fashion
Oh, yes! I remember "Suitable For Framing!"
No take-down in all Columbo history is more demoralizing than in A Stitch in Crime to me.
Letting the culprit feel like he dodged the bullet and fully enjoy an illusional victory during his last moments of freedom, before coming right back in for the final checkmate. That is savage.
Also the ones in A Deadly State Of Mind, The Bye-Bye Sky-High I.Q. Murder and the exceptional Swan Song are among the top arrests. 👍
I loved the sting in Mind Over Mayhem where he tells the murderer "I was looking for a cigar smoker and there you were".
He might have felt like a ding-a-ling or a ding dong.
Culp was an amazing character actor! Any scene and gesture he made always drew the viewer in. Falk must have really liked working with him and mcgoohan and Cassidy!
"What..about the Pelican Brief?"
Donald Pleasence....etc etc.... and it was SO obvious they loved being invited in onto his shows....
It was always a magic formula of a group of great actors.... doing something "slightly" different....
And enjoying the experience that "Columbo" gave them.
As he made many episodes
With these actors!
I thought it was irritating!
Like the blonde
Beautiful Brash New York in your face woman! God she was in
SO MANY SHOWS
@@ernesttyler6960his wife?
@@ernesttyler6960that was Peter Falk’s wife in real life, Shera Danese .
I always cracked up when Culp would reach deeply into his memory for his lines, so close to forgetting them, and then pulling them back from the brink. Falk’s dark sideways gotcha glare when he nails Culp is magnificent. You can cut the guilt in the air with a knife🤣🤣🤣
Harlan Ellison, who was born a curmudgeon, recalled meeting Culp at the Bradbury Building for Demon with a Glass Hand. Culp was reading a book on Mesoamerican Art and spoke to him. Ellison who felt that actors were just bright enough to read a script, found Robert Culp insightful, engaging, bright and witty. He was, in short, poleaxed by the actor.
Culp was perfection in The Outer Limits!
I love the silent acting at the end
“Your wife has my sympathy.” Biggest burn on the Lt ever.
When Culp takes the drink at the end, he was so infuriated I thought he was going to bite a chunk of the glass off.
Columbo taping on the ice cream stick and Culp clearing the air with so much authority saying “alright Columbo, now, what do you want?” is so insanely funny
Another great episode. How a clock chime cracked it. Columbo always finds a way to catch them.
A way
@@bootstrapperwilson7687 thank you
I love the tie getting tight when Bob Culp realizes that he is screwed.
0:47 That dude cracked me up. "I'll have to consult my files". The condescending way he said it was hilarious!
He didn't ask for police ID.
@@lewisner Yeah, that's the bit that surprised me. With the way Columbo looks, you'd expect they'd want confirmation the guy really was what he claimed haha. Still, the acting is top notch.
@@Silinil in Ransom For Dead Man he turns up on the doorstep at night and Lee Grant opens the door in a nightgown. He just says I'm the police and she never asks for ID.
@@lewisner The 70's were like a different world, I guess :D
That's Richard Stahl, he was marvelous at playing smarmy pricks.
The way these two play off each other is priceless
Robert Culp never getting an Emmy nomination for Columbo is the biggest crime. The same with Jack Cassidy.
I loved all those episodes with Robert Culp(able) in them. He knew his office telephone was bugged and use that fact to set up his perfect alibi.
“Culp(able)”?? That’s awesome!!! 😂 And Culp is one of my fave baddies on Columbo!
Culpable LOL,good one !!!
I love how a perfect alibi is usually what sets Columbo to scrutinizing, lol
I mean, an alibi is _good,_ but a _perfect_ alibi? How often does that come along, unless you are in every televised Columbo mystery, lol
@@landonletterman831 If someone's alibi is too good, chances are ,Columbo will suspect that person
Robert culpRIT 🤣
He went from being annoyed and infuriated to being in awe.
I like the foreshadowing with the clock in the travel agency. It gives the viewer a chance to figure it out themselves.
Peter Falk was a great actor and what he did with Colombo was amazing to watch.
Culp must be so effing pissed he forgot tht ONE little detail.
Don't throw me out, you'll miss the best part.
😂
7:01 the most genuine expression of emotion from Columbo ever.
Gotcha
He does that in quite a few episodes, although this was the only time at the very end.
Columbowned !!!!
BS
"ooh look he did it again" always gets me
6:57 times up Hanlon.
this was a great gotcha moment. The visual emotions on Hanlon knowing that Columbo just busted him, the tense music playing, the glare Columbo gives him.
The more arrogant the villain, the more I enjoy his fall at Columbo's hand.
Just simply brilliant how the lieutenant gets his man ..gets under his skin & delivers the fatal blow with the evidence..& fair play to the villain who went from being very smug to very uneasy as he knew the game was up!! Excellent as always sir 👍
My favorite scene from all the Columbo movies. Well acted and well scripted. I wouldn't be surprised if there were some improvised moments in there.
As a repeating murderer, I'd have to say that Robert was certainly 'Culpable!'
Travel agent: ask if people's head hurt
Colombo: complain his feets hurt
5:43 "You're on the 10 sir." Columbo is the man!
Culp, best bad guy . The music at the end priceless, few notes saying so much.
columbo is great to watch after all these years
Robert culp always played a brilliant villain
One of the best episodes of the series.A cuckoo clock, brilliant!
Yep
You're cuckoo, that's a rotating pendulum clock
If it was me, Id have said, the Clock wasn't working on that day and I just got it fixed, I guess the only issue would be who fixed it and how and then Columbo would have got him anyway....The thing is that he knows he's backtracking once he hears the non-chime and knows he's defeated. I love Robert Culp his acting is so good like he's bullet proof until Columbo slowly breaks him down and he just drops the act to a beaten man!!
I've commented here before, but I keep watching this, and my comment is essentially the same: one of the finest acting performances ever by both actors...anyone who can watch this and not feel Culp's pain as he realizes he is busted is a bigger man than me.
The look on his face when he hears the chime is totally drained
It's a joy to watch these episodes, trying to pin down the moment Columbo suspects someone as the murderer. In this case, it's the murderer's habit of turning down the volume of the radio when making a phone call.
Ding-a-Ling Ice-Crean Concession . . . that is hilarious!
I love how Columbo clenches his fist as he snags another victim....great ending
I've watched this 20 times and I still see new things that I missed
I love Robert Culp, thanks for putting this up! Columbo is one of my favorite TV shows!
I'm not sure if everything would hold up in Court, but I love how Columbo thinks.
Head hurt? Take a trip! Iconic scene!!!! The most crucial game is the best Columbo!!!
Good one--the haunting "gotcha" music adds impact. Love the Robert Culp, Jack Cassidy villains. One can tell they loved playing the baddie.
When a man straightens his tie, he's in the hot seat!
Columbo and Culp at their best. Absolutely enjoy their class and style. 📺
Rest in powerful peace Peter Falk 🙏
16 September 1927 ~
23 June 2011⚘
The last one with Culp was pure Genius...You see what they don't tell you is when ever you see a professional doing something you can bet they've done it at least 1 million times before they became proficient at it.
Brilliant classic scene from one of the best series ever. The way he celebrates, and the stare. The way he stares at him
Culp always had the most irritated looks on columbo
The music in the background really sold it!
The sound of the clock and the look on Columbos face to the murderer is just perfection.
That incredible background music at the end really makes this scene awesome!
Doesn't get any better. Pure class
Timeless. Culp was excellent as was Falk , wish he was back making them again.
Thank you so much again.
5:45 Love how Columbo has to tell them where the team is on the field
All he had to say was that the clock wasn't working that day. 🤣🤣
I love how this scene begins with an ad for a headache cure 😂
Rob Culp and Peter Falk deadly combo ...lovely touch!
7:33 savage at its finest 🐐💯
These 2 were the best in this scene. So many great Colombo moments
The more you watch Columbo, the more you appreciate just how natural Peter Falk’s acting is
Rest in powerful peace Robert Culp🙏
16 August 1930 ~
24 March 2010⚘
Just the look that Robert Culp gave
“Double Exposure” is my favorite Culp episode, but in this one, he gives my favorite performance of the three.
The sneers and exasperation he exudes throughout this episode, not just with Columbo but his victim, is some really great acting by Culp.
The scene in the airport the long shot tracking them both is some of the best acting you will ever see big or small screen.
my vcr recording clipped off before the ending. thank GOD they upload these things
Excellent writers that are so rare. Richard Levinson and William Link made this series famous.
Back when we still had great television.
Great series. 👍
I love the sound or music at the end when the murderer was catched. So appropriate to the clock.
7:35 he's thinking: oh well, this is over.... *now I gess it's back to being a very bad John Cleese lookalike!*
😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
Another great gotcha moment from the Lieutenant!!! 👍👍
Todos los capítulos en los que ha participado Robert Culp son espectaculares, pero este es mi preferido. Por este capítulo me hice fan de la serie. Un final épico!!!
Always good to see a new fan!
One of the best scenes ever !
The great Richard Stahl as the travel agent. He was a regular on The Odd Couple during this era.
Just Great Actors from the Golden Age of Television.
Culp had so much disdain for Columbo, it made his arrest that much more satisfying ...my favourite villain 😅
“where would you like to go today?”
“HOME!”
3 wonderful actors in the same episode
Culp
Falk
…and Rhoda
Time Is Of The Essence could as well have been the title for this amazing episode.
That face when the clock rings 😝
Love the escalating xylophone sound in the effects, like the rattler snake sound, it's so iconically 70s mystery.
Of course he could explain that by 'having forgotten to wind it that day', or 'the battery died', etc.
That's what a lawyer would have used.
No one played frustration better than Robert Culp.
if you are the murderer and Columbo say- just one more thing, you should confess