The Greenhouse Jungle in 12 Minutes | Recap - S02 EP01 | Columbo
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- Columbo suspects a plant collector (Ray Milland) of murdering his nephew to gain access to a trust fund.
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Season 2, Episode 1 'The Greenhouse Jungle'.
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In fact, the fall on the slope was not planned at all, but an accident. Falk had underestimated how steep the slope really was and couldn't stop going down and got faster and faster and finally fell... but they left this scene in the movie because it fit well and seemed natural. Fortunately, Falk was not injured in the fall.
Back when they did their own stunts 😅
I'm also legally blind in one eye so I can relate.
just love how Peter didnt break character and just kept rolling
People always claim everything’s unscripted, do you have any source for that claim?
@@ran52475 saw another you tube video that showed the script for this and it was exactly as in the script
I've never seen Columbo move so fast! The way he ran down that hill l thought he was never going to stop. Another great actor( Ray Milland) pits his wits against Columbo, as usual though, the great detective comes out on top 😉
I know! Lt. Columbo is the greatest!
I heard a comment on another channel say that Columbo wasn’t acting in that scene when he was moving down that hill. It was allegedly real.
And he's still holding his cigar !
That scene of him running down that hill was hilarious! Omg you couldn’t rehearse that! Had to be be real! 😂
@@alfreddreamerphotocomics4880 Dunno, i'd say that was likely the case. I have a feeling the scene was planned, but i think he was supposed to fall backwards and slide down on his butt and hands and just overbalanced forward and went with it. I mean, the guy he went past didn't break character, and Faulk was probably in his 60's so 'something' was expected so they just stayed in character. He did hit pretty hard tho, but on rewatching he didn't hit as bluntly as I first thought, he kinda went down on his knees and rolled.
Dunno, the only thing I can be sure of is that it really was Peter Faulk and I came here to comment about that and saw your post .
In my opinion the best 'DETECTIVE SERIES' in television history. Absolutely amazing character played by the only ACTOR that could play 'COLUMBO' and not make the character look like his out of his depth. Falk was exceptional.
They never knew back then how much of a waste that would be to that car.
And yet he also managed to hold onto his cigar despite the tumble 🤣🚬
Something about how he fell felt so genuine idk why
How good is Columbo. Great actors, great stories and the fashion is amazing. This is one of the best shows ever.
Columbo was in great shape to do that fall himself. I might have broken my neck.
I think they actually seriously underestimated the risk of injury when they had the idea that Columbo can do it. He could have easily seriously tweaked his ankle and injure himself for several weeks.
1:57 Agree maciej, when I first saw the distant camera view, my immediate thought was “Is that really Columbo or a stunt man?” After rewatching it, you can see that it clearly is Columbo, what a huge risk to take with your main star.
Nope. Not him. The camera cuts out and then gets closer. The stunt double had left. The stunt double had a belt on. When Falk stood up from the place he "fell", no belt on.
@@stephenjackson7797 dude. I don't claim to be eagle-eyed. But I rewatched it at 0.25 speed, a few times, and still am convinced it's Falk himself.
@@maciejguzek3442 it was him.
Columbo is lucky he didn't break a leg or ankle or have a serious head injury falling down that hill. Love how he lights up a cigar in someone else's house without asking first...That rug on Ray Milland's head looks so natural and unsuspecting lol..
My friend William Smith ( RIP) played her lover!
And if I'm correct the actress name is Sandra Smith I don't believe they're related
10:40 "But why should I have to ..." One of the greatest penny dropped reactions ever!!
Rest in powerful peace Peter Falk 🙏
16 September 1927 ~
23 June 2011
84 years a good life length for a MAN in the USA! Yes, I love Peter Falk as Columbo.
I think this might be favorite reveal. Jarvis is so smarmy and clever, and seeing him speechless is just so satisfying.
"It was the quickest way down" Makes me laugh every time I see it. Looked like an outake
Sandra Smith, great actress. She also played Dr. Janice Lester in the original Star Trek episode "Turnabout intruder" where she switches bodies with Captain Kirk and conducts a court marshal trying to execute Spock and her real body (now occupied by Kirk). Good episode.
Last episode of Star Trek: TOS. It was pretty sexist.
Goddammit Mike, you brought up Star Trek again! Put a dollar in the jar.
I would not say it was sexist. "Turnabout Intruder" could be seen as a critique of the trend in misandrist feminism whereby women want to appropriate the roles of men, not based on merit, but out of jealousy. Janeway was a good captain, not because she was a woman but because of her personality, her temperment. Lester was a psychopath who stole a position for which she was unworthy.
@@thinkforyourself2109 Well observed.
Columbos trainee side kick is absolutely brilliant in this - love it ❤
Played by Bob Dishy who was real-life friends with Peter Falk - it's why they have such good chemistry here 😁
He was in another episode that had Jack Cassidy as a nazi war criminal-magician.
@@gregrambo606 cool what's it called would like to check it out
He should get the title "Maestro" Columbo, what a genius he is :)
That’s an expensive car they chucking off the edge😂
Apparently they're worth hundreds of thousands of dollars now.
Not because of its looks that's for sure
Jaguar is the best cars ever.
Even after that fall down the hill he held on to his cigar. Now that's an aficionado.
I remember watching a film called lost weekend staring ray Millard. Absolutely wonderful.
Yes it IS. A real lesson in alcohol abuse too.
Colombo skids down that hill & didn't even lose his cigar! Wotta pro! 🚬
Turns out, she really did need that chair.
"This way, sir" -Detective navigating him through his own house, as he wouldn't know how to get out
The second one I've seen in the past few days where Columbo says about the woman, that she's not guilty. I like the recaps, but it still makes me want to go and watch the whole episode. 😊
Did not even drop the cigar. Stayed in character through that crash. Monumental acting.
peter falk did his own stunt stumbling downhill :D
I love that Columbo straight up says that "He makes these little observations" and he cracks the case thanks to one of those 'little observations'.
Ray Milland was a wicked old villan - but very loveable.
Excellent episode. The extended opening before the credits was a first. Never trust a greedy uncle!
I know. Remember the greedy uncle that took the lottery money from his nephew and was playing with his ex wife
@Angie H. "Death Hits the Jackpot".
@@fahimabemberry9756 That was "Columbo Hits the Jackpot" with Rip Torn as the greedy uncle. One of my favorites from the ABC series.
@@jllore1917 I remember it being titled "Death Hits the Jackpot". At least that's how Google has it🤔
@@fahimabemberry9756 You're correct. One of my favorites.
It's a great day!!! Seeing this clip from a great episode & now I'm going to watch the Columbo marathon on COZZ TV!!! 👍👍
Love this episode, Dial C for Columbo
The greedy ruthless uncle took advantage of his weak nephew lacking of pride and dignity.
Great car.
Ray Milland. One of the greats!
Columbo first works out who he thinks is the most likely suspect, then patiently puts together the evidence to force a confession.
Peacock TV please expand your service to more countries so I can finally watch Columbo again 😭
Props to Peter Falk, That hill run was dangerous and risky for a shows star to do.
it wasn't planned.
The look of hate in Jarvis eyes. It is interesting how different the various killers act when caught.
2:08 he sure has a sense of humor about it
Sounds like somebody say cut at 01:58
@@daneriksson8947 Great ear!!
@@daneriksson8947 underrated comment, sir
Gotta love the recoil (or lack thereof) on that "capgun"
It was only a .32 ...right?
When Columbo walks down a steep, grassy hill to inspect the wreckage of the Jaguar, he loses his footing and stumbles, taking a big fall and landing on his back. This wasn't staged; it was Peter Falk, not a stuntman.
Aaaaaand this is why you NEVER talk to the police. This man incriminated himself....just like in ALL Columbo cases. They had nothing against him until earlier in the episode when he said "he hit dirt" when he fired at an intruder a year before. Keep your mouth shut !
My recollection of the episode is a year previously he filled out a police report stating he shot at an intruder but only hit dirt. He would have no way of knowing in advance a year later he was going to use the same gun again, this time to murder his nephew. Because that original report was in the police files for the last year, that is what gave Columbo the idea to dig up his greenhouse on the off chance he might find that original bullet to compare with the bullet that murdered his nephew.
@@patrickjohnson5658 Your recollection of the episode is partly wrong. Yes he did file a report with the police BUT the problem is that he mentioned it to Columbo, verbally, during the episode. If he had not mentioned it, Columbo would probably never had known as the report was filed and forgotten.
@@power2084 I actually found the full episode in my DVD collection and looked at it again. The murderer never volunteered the information about firing at an intruder first a year ago. Columbo produced the report he filed with the police back then from his pocket, and when he reminded the murderer of it, he said he had forgotten all about the incident.
You'd think more people would know that NOW, but they also think it's fine that smart devices & government spies on them 24/7 & data mine/store & sell all their private information to other agencies foreign & domestic illegally "because I've got nothing to hide!" 🥸😖🤡
Stop self snitchin'
This one will never stick in a court of law.
Columbo proves, once again, that although he's a "stupid lieutenant," he gets awfully lucky.
Two actresses from Star Trek:TOS were in this episode, Sandra Smith and Arlene Martel, who played T'Pring in "Amok Time", one of the best episodes of the series.
..Mike? That's another dollar in the Star Trek jar.
If not for greed and hubris, Mr. Goodland could have gotten away with a pile of cash by Not murdering his nephew.
Now that I think about it, I wonder how many Columbo episode murderers had a better option than murder?
More than enough of them. And they always make mistakes, especially when they think they are perfect.
All of them had better options. Naturally.
@@nolanboles8492 I think the question was whether they had alternatives _to achieve their main goals_ without murder. And in that regard, some certainly didn't. That they all had better alternatives to murder and ending up in prison... yeah, of course they all did.
I’d say 100%, murder is never an option
I guess they were murderers by nature, and greedy people by second nature!
The kidnapper bears remarkable similarity to the kidnapped husband in the photos taken by the sergeant.
That's the most comical aspect, even with the stocking it is obviously the husband. To be fair, the camera at night would probably have not captured such a defined image as we saw
@@tonguelessghostofsin That whole scene is quite ridiculous.
Love these recaps, keep them coming :)
That poor e type.
I think I had the same cap gun as Jarvis did when I was a kid.
Finally an edited piece that made sense!
Colombo always had the best looking actresses. And most of them could act.
He married one of them.
Except the one he married.
Thank you for this
Nice bit of Axminster on Ray Miland’s head!
Ray Milland great actor from the Golden Age of Hollywood
1:30 NO ... NOT THE JAG!!!
And yet he managed to hold onto his cigar
She needed that chair after all 😁
2:22 What’s missing from this scene? Colombo picking foxtails out of his socks.
The drop-off address was 5835 E. Wilshire Blvd. I looked it up and that's the La Brea Tarpits lol.
Bradford Dillon looks much better with a mane of hair, but Ray Milland's hair hat..oh my word.
Columbo genius
Everyone is touching everything with their bare hands
I know it's a TV show but don't run a handkerchief thru the trigger area where there could be prints.
The cigar you show at the end is not the type that columbo smokes. Columbo smokes Candela leaf and yours is Maduro.
First Ray Milland dials M for Murder and he gets pinched. And then, even when he tries to commit murder himself, he gets caught. Then he has that Lost Weekend and then, he gets X-ray eyes. He has no luck.
Crashing that Jaguar is totally blasfemy.
Post full episodes ffs!
It’s a race to the bottom between the dude that owned the Jag and the Police Sergeant 😅
That green Lincoln -
That poor e-type
The only flaw in this episode is that they would’ve checked the serial numbers and seen that the gun wasnt owned by the wife. The police dont just look at caliber and type. Once they saw that the gun found while rummaging around in the walls was hers, they wouldve realized the switch.
FALL DOWN A RAVINE UNPLANNED: GOOD
FALL DOWN A RAVINE WITHOUT INJURIES: GREAT
FALL DOWN A RAVINE WITHOUT DROPPING YOUR CIGAR: PRICELESS
he could've said columbo planted the evidence right?
Was Mr Stocking Face alarmed by the abundance of wonderful lighting at 2 am?
The real crime in this clip is what they did to that beautiful yellow Jag.
Reading David Koenig's book 'Shooting Columbo' he says that Falk had to REPEAT the fall a few times so they could get it from different angles...!!!
Now THAT is dedication!
I was so hoping the car would explode in a burst of flames as soon as it was rolling down the cliffside. Classic Hollywood!
Это шедевр, как он спускается..
If the director doesn't yell cut, you keep acting.
In this role Bradford Dillman reminds me of Bobby Bittman, especially when his hair gets big after he takes off the mask
i saw this and i farded
It's good to see his drinking back in the forties didn't kill him, and he beat the rap on trying to kill his wife, too.
I don't think they just walk people out these days without putting jewelry on them and a search lol
Ever tried to push an E-Type? NOT easy solo.
Is Bradford channelling Bruce Dern in this role? Was Bruce not available?
Couldn’t they use a Mustang, or Corvette for the movie, instead of that Jaguar.
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Is that Murdock??
Dayumm, killing your own nephew just because he has terrible hair.
What a waste! No Tony No! The time has come for me to explain phase 3! 😳💥☠💀☠👻Simpin could get you killed!
WHY HE SHOUTS ?
....... & Beginning of the night. NOIR
*_Katherine the Grrreate_*
Jesus that was a nasty descent. Virtually hurt himself surely would have bruises.
that is one bad toupee
I have never looked as perfectly groomed and untired as these people appear at 3am. That's NEVER. So how did all six of them end up with perfect hair, perfect clothing, no five-o'clock shadows, no tired looks in their eyes? And why would a sergeant be involved in arresting, transporting, and booking someone at 3am? They just stick you in a cell and process you in the morning. There's no rush. Why would evidence have to be rushed in at 3am? The problem I always had with Columbo is its choosing to do things stupid ways when they didn't need to. There's no reason this has to be at 3am. They could have made it at noon and nothing would change in the plotline, and the ridiculousness of their perfect appearances and the rushing of evidence malarkey that makes no sense at 3am would not interfere with reality so much. Every time a show interferes with reality, it helps lessen the satisfaction of watching it. There was no need to mess this up so badly by pretending it is at 3am. Why are screen writers, producers, continuity experts, and directors this dumb?
Excitable, ain't you?