It Takes Two To Tango | Columbo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2018
- From 'A Trace of Murder' - Columbo matches wits with a forensics specialist, helping his girlfriend to frame her husband for a stock broker's murder.
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Love these Columbo clips. There was a lot of cat hair considering the a maid cleans three times per week. David Rasche is excellent. He has a sly, humorous portrayal.
He wanted carpet fibers.
The good sledge hammer, none kills as he does
I've seen plenty of people die on columbo but this was one that actually made me feel bad for the guyb
I knew the dude was going to get offed the moment he opened his door to gun guy. No matter how compelling their tale of woe is, never open your door to a stranger. Everybody has a tale of woe that would bring tears to the eyes of a sphinx! Oh, and please don't hurt the kitty.
*Of all Columbo's killers, I dislike this creep the most.* BTW, if someone says they need to make a call, don't let them in; just offer to make the call for them. Many a crook has entered with this ploy.
Yes, that’s Peter Cetera. he went on to play bass for the group Chicago. They fired him cuz he was convicted of murder. True story
Her weave 🤦🏼♀️🤣😂
It's not real hair?
If cats could talk this would be over in 5 minutes 😀
I recognized the neighborhood in the beginning of the episode and the Liquor store where the drop was made that's in the city of Valley village, Colfax Ave. and Moorpark st. this was my old neighborhood kinda miss LA. Greetings from PHX AZ.
Yeah, I live close to there and that liquor store is still there, minus the phone booths of course. I've seen it in countless movies and TV shows. It was in Curb Your Enthusiasm and I even spotted it in the movie Dave with Kevin Kline, even though that movie takes place in Washington DC. Right across the street on Moorpark is the church they use in Young Sheldon.
love these Columbo's. Thanks for posting.
"I'm pullin' into Westwood right now, to film the scenes for Red Alert 2!"
One of the best episode of Columbo
Love these Columbo clips. Wonder if there any Rockford Files clips? I have to check.
That one time Sledge Hammer was on Columbo
Damn - you beat me to it! LOL!
Trust me - I know what I'm doing
Kamira according to IMDB trivia, David Rasche’s character actually says this line
(Of course, you might already know this)
SLEDGE HAMMER!
I think the guy who played Captain Trunk was in a Columbo, too - he was Columbo’s partner!
Please post the full episode, thank you
Please more full episodes.
Hey Sledge! You are a police officer!
I want to see all of it! I love how everyone is a one shot killer and there's never any blood.
There was at least one incident with a drop of blood under a gun. That was one critical clue proving that it was not suicide.
Just like on the news.
I know thats the only flaw rest is always so gripping though
Elisa Mastromarino Yeah, and just standing there to make it easy to get hit. Most people would start moving, throwing things at the gunman in a desperate attempt to avoid the bullets.
Probably no blood so that it can be played at any hour of the day on TV.
this is one (rare) episode I've not seen, the clips are intriguing- oh, i've just found it, uploaded here a week ago
This is one of the most touching of Columbo episodes. Cathleen and Patrick were so much in love that they were willing to bring Howard's life to its conclusion and to sacrifice Clifford, all so that their love might endure.
getting these clips all the time but why no more full episodes anymore why ?
Same question
I saw that episode which is not anymore there
Pretty big flaw in the plan if A. the victim didn't answer the door, B. The victim wasn't alone, C. The Victim said "there's a payphone at the end of the block, in the gas station, or D. the frame-up victim Howard, had demonstrable proof of an alibi (which turns out to be what happens).
If you only saw this scene from 1:37 to 1:55, that would be showing the asshole way of responding to someone at the front door in an emergency.
Holy crap!! Are those pay phones???!!!!
Dana Frank And his carphone stopped working!
@@phdtobeI think back in the day, it was incredibly expensive to use a mobile phone.
It's really hard to get the right amount of mustard on a pastrami sandwich.
can you upload the whole episode ???? please
holy cow..that was ruthless
Colombo
Name of the episode
Trust Columbo. he knows what he is doing.
I see what you did there.
So did I !
Damn, what a flashback. I was wondering where have I seen that face before. Barry Corbin (Clifford) was in PC game Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2! I just watched this episode, it was great.
That game was incredible
also in the movie Wargames
And what studio produced them?
"I'm pulling into *WESTWOOD!*"
The correct reply to social engineering is "No."
Did he have to transfer the cat hair from the dust buster to the vial right at the scene? Nice exposition.
Killers often don’t think even evidence technicians.
Rasche maked such a great vilain.
Doorbell warning: hits about 1 minute 34 seconds in - 1:34
How come no new Colombo episodes on this channel?
Damn copyright infringement . They must have made a lot of cash otherwise why can't we watch it?
The police forensics experts girlfriend in this episode was actually Columbo AKA Peter Falk's off screen wife. I remember seeing her recently in the 70's Columbo episode "Murder under Glass" Where she played the girlfriend and Secretary of the food critic murderer. That episode was 2 decades before this one and she looked far younger and prettier back then.
Patrick Johnson she also played in the one with the artist who was killed his first wife she played the second wife
Yes I remember that mainly because the artist in that episode with all those wives living with him including her, also played Sydney the psychiatrist and Jarod's mentor in the Pretender TV series, one of my favorite TV shows of all time.
Would you expect her tp look older and uglier?
Well just by coincidence recently I saw those two episodes within less than a week of each other, where she had aged over 20 years in between them so naturally I noticed the difference.
Shera Danese aged far better than Peter Falk. I loved him as Columbo, but he got really ugly at the end.
If the killer happens to get discovered because he left prints on the pill bottle then I dont like how they shot that part in slow mo as if to throw it out to the audience
It takes two to Quango.
If they'd gotten a good actress instead...
“ ... I’m sorry, I was alone and I had the alarm on...”.
you should have keep it on.
Why can't we get full episodes. I certainly thought either Hulu or Netflix would have this show.
I think Netflix had Columbo about 2.5, maybe 3 years ago. But typical Netflix, they don't keep the fun stuff in rotation for very long.
Amazon Prime Video has them. They don’t have the ABC movies ones though (like this one) only the original seven seasons.
@@kev3d Netflix removed Midsomer Murders which ran from 1997- (2010?) so that’s a far more recent show. Also they have to leave space for shows which are politically far left…
Tubi has full episodes for the whole series. It's free on Roku, with commercials.
They should have done an episode of Columbo set in France with the murderer/s getting Guillotined at the end....
Well, they got it close enough with Columbo goes to the guillotine :D
Two numbers
Sledge Hammer
Does that wiping down of doorknobs, telephones actually work? 1 friend says no, the other says it am does.
I wonder if he wiped doorbell afterwards
You could try and find out
Absolutely yes it works.The prints are traces of oil from your skin.
Am I mistaken isn’t that guy also a cop
U killed a cat owner 😢shame on u
Did someone at least adopt and care for the poor cat?
That wasn't very nice.
like a lot
Why did he kill him?
I am trying to figure that out as well it seems like a random murder. It seems like eis about getting the cay hair but that doesn't make sense to me. Why that man and that house? How did he know he has a cat? It seems there are much simpler ways to get cat hair. Unless he knows the husband and they murder him and frame the husband with the hopes that he will be convicted and hung for it. So Columbo may not have been investigating her husband's death.
The man was nice enough to let you in, but you as*****l killed that nice man.
Shame on you.
Shame on you even if you're playing this roll
How wicked to take a life. These vintage movies made you feel that a life mattered. Not like today when people die like flies in a film. This was so depraved and such a cold blooded murder. For money? I could never take a life. My conscience would not let me rest a day thereafter.
Shera Danese was Columbo's real life wife. She played the woman in this clip. They had been married for 34 yrs - a long time, esp for a Hollywood marriage.
sledge hammer
I don't know why but I don't like Peter Falk's last wife...
His children agree.
@@Richard_Straker I never heard the gossip. What's wrong with Peter's last wife? Was she a gold digger or something?
@@r0bw00d - She prevented his children from seeing him when he was ill.
Never let someone in your home like this if a person like the wife is in adultery like this please leave.Go live and live a sinful life with someone else the day of judgement is coming.
Play the whole stinking movie!!!!!
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This whole Columbus show is only 10 minutes long. These 50s shows were too short and in black and white. TV was new and the TV sets were too small to hold a longer show.
I think you’ll be happy if I told you that this is only a clip. The full episodes are long - like, *really long.*
@@mechanwhal6590 Only recently. The old ones were all under 10 minutes like this one. You can watch them on here.
@@rickrick5041 This channel (to my knowledge) only shows clips from episodes. I’ve got the entire series in a disc set, and I’ll tell you that each and every episode is well over an hour long.
@@rickrick5041 Columbo got started in the late sixties where TV shows could be a lot longer. And as for me - I got the disc set within the last two or three years. Walmart’s still got ‘em from time to time. That’s all I’ve got to say, unless there’s “one more thing” I’m forgetting.
@@mechanwhal6590 In the last 2-3 years TVs were much larger and could hold much longer shows. Columbo started in the 50s with much smaller TVs. There’s no comparison. There’s a lot more than one more thing.
The original Colombus was a stage play in 1951. It was turned into a TV play in 1961 with Bert Freed as Columbus, complete with a cigar, politeness, and forgetful manner. It wasn’t until 1957 that another pilot film was commissioned, with Peter Falk who really made it his own.
Even then it wasn’t until 1961 that it was sold as a series on NBC where it aired once a month. Much later it was revived on ABC with occasional specials. The later ABC ones were strange for sure but usually lacked the quality of the original NBC shows. A couple though were better.
But what many casual fans don’t realise is that Columbo, the character, was created by William Link and Richard Levinson nearly a decade earlier and had already graced both the stage and screen long before Peter Falk assumed the beige raincoat and ever-lit cigar.
Fortunately for the world they uncovered a loophole that allowed them to flex their creative muscles. Despite the strike action, it was still permissable for Guild members to write for live television. And so targeting the newly launched Chevy Mystery Show and its weekly one-hour live broadcasts, the two got to work on the script for a murder mystery entitled Enough Rope - the first official script featuring one Lieutenant Columbo.
“The Columbo character was based squarely on Porfiry Petrovich, the astute but meandering lead investigator in Dostoevsky’s Crime & Punishment.”
Columbus is Porfiry Petrovich, the astute but meandering lead investigator in Dostoevsky’s Crime & Punishment - a book both had studied at college.
It was first published during 1866. It is the second of Dostoevsky's full-length novels following his return from ten years of exile in Siberia. Crime and Punishment is one of the supreme achievements in world literature.
Was it a tribute to Rocky Marciano’s legendary trainer Allie Colombo? Or an adaption of Philadelphia nightclub Palumbo’s that both men used to frequent?
The honour of first portraying Columbo went to Bert Freed, who took up the mantle in the aforementioned live-to-air murder mystery Enough Rope, which aired on 31 July 1960 as part of the Chevy Chase Mystery Show drama anthology.
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This episode had some poorer acting than usually.
Back on the days there were no cellphones...
They had mobile phones, but they were expensive to buy and to use.