A Left- Handed Lead | Columbo
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- A murderer is caught red-handed, er, left-handed by Columbo
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I love how they both wanted to slap each other so bad. But they played it off like it was just a conversation. Great acting
“You’re a very observant man, lieutenant.”
"Its not what my wife says ehh."
Robert Culp - one of the bravest men I know! He let Columbo put him through the wringer on three separate episodes.
Jack Cassidy was also Columbo's on three separate occasions.
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Robert Culp was also the father in the one with the law students!
McGoohan was the murderer the most times, and the best imo. With Nimoy and Shatner as runners up, if only because I'm a trekky
I thought Culp was in four. Cassidy was great as a baddie.
-" isn't that a coincidence? I tell ya this case is just full of them.."
-Translation: "Hope you like prison food."
It's pretty great - "you're lefthanded" - you have a temper - you have a beach house near where this happened!
An all-time classic scene. The killer's estimation of Columbo rises precipitously, then precariously. The only thing missing is him bursting through the door again, just after the killer's cool veneer gives way to worry, with just one more thing.
Love Culp’s reaction to the ring and when Columbo leaves, he knows he’s screwed!!
This acting scene is better than 99% of what is on television today. Great actors.
Speaking of 99%, the percentage of people that are ambidextrous is about 1%, 10% is about how many people are left-handed.
Touche
Watch The Bear then
99% ?
200% +++
Hands down you will never see a show like this ever again. He was the absolute best COLUMBO
I love Columbo’s reply to the villains, about distances, like in this video, Columbo, “Your beach house and his are close by.” Villain, “No, it’s a couple of miles!” Columbo, “That close.”Or in other episodes it’s about money. Columbo, “Gee this painting much have cost you a lot of money. Villain, “No, it was only $7,000 dollars.” Columbo, “That much.”
"ya know i got a feeling that when we find our friend......its gonna turn out that he has a terrible temper" (stares at him) lol!!
I took this exchange as Columbo offering him a way out. Confess now or the ride gets bumpy from here.
Unforturnately, he decided to take his chances.
It never fails to amaze me how Columbo--in his seemingly bumbling, fumbling way--always makes clear to his suspects that he knows they're guilty!
This is a 6-minute undressing, public stoning, whatever you want to call it. Columbo absolutely eviscerates this guy. Culp's character was reduced to a quivering pile of jelly after this beatdown.
I just love Peter Falk's acting in reaction to Culp's ruffled reaction with the hand motion at 2:55
The difference in the fake slap is kind of chilling. Columbo makes it clear what he's about to do, takes a big stiff wind up and stops far away from the face. The killer just whips his hand like he's about the backhand him, empathised with who flinched.
Culp was one of the best Columbo villains. Columbo arrested him three times, and they were all among the best episodes in the series.
All Columbo can do is arrest him.Don't blame Columbo, blame the system for letting him back out over and over.
are u guys having a laugh? lol
Columbo is bad ass, guy arrested Spock
and Kirk. Twice.
Kirk helped catch Kirk the first time. (?!)
Fabulous series. Culp was superb bad guy. Good chemistry between him and Falk.
"Isn't that a coincidence?" Columbo could literally drive the bad guys crazy. I'm surprised none of them begged to go to jail just to get it over and done with.
Adrian Carsini in "Any Old Port in a Storm" kinda did this. He could've kept going and made excuses, but he just confesses to Columbo because he's tired of running.
Did you see the MAD magazine parody? That was exactly the plot. "Clodumbo" would grab a totally innocent guy like Robert Culpable (really!) and badger him endlessly until he confessed just to get rid of him.
Also because his secretary was blackmailing him in order to marry him.
I'm surprised no one tried to kill him
Tru dat Bro
Culp's reaction at the end throwing the file on the desk...priceless
At about 3:20, Columbo says, "I bet YOU didn't mean to do it"...already nailed him!
4:20 I love how obvious it is he isn't left handed, the first few pen stroke don't even touch the paper.
Robert Culp and Peter Falk are at the top of their game - amazing acting!
He should of signed with his right hand immediately
I agree-THAT, he should have seen coming
Yep, bit too obvious. But we’ll just all assume Colombo had him so flustered, he let his guard down.
It was all too obvious throughout he was favoring his left the whole time though, scratching his cheek, handling things, and the ring and watch on the left hand.....really no use in trying to deflect from it as that's a common way Columbo deduces how things went down.
“I was just wondering because your beach house and his beach house, they’re fairly close aren’t th...”
“No. No. It’s a couple miles.”
“That close..isn’t that a coincidence?”
Such clever writing, and superb acting from both Culp and Falk. Wonderful stuff!
Fun fact: this specific episode won the Emmy for best Dramatic writing.
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And Culp was in my favorite Columbo episode of them all having to do with a calibration converter for a gun. It was the most smartly written of all the Columbo episodes I ever saw. I was surprised at the fact that it was Stephen J. Cannell that wrote that episode. He of course co-created The Rockford Files, created Baretta, The A-Team, etc.
Culp looks and acts like Robert Redford here.
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That would be the Sting.
@@davidcurrie6955 can't agree on that, but, there was...the Sting! Butch Cassidy...
All the Presidents' men,
The Electric Cowboy, etc... And, my personal favorite...Jeremiah Johnson.
Columbo: - Isn't that weird? What a coincidence!
Here a moment ago we were talkin' about left-handed people and you're a left handed! :) :) :) How clever.......how clever!!
That Columbo, he has an arresting smile
"...Isn't that weird, what a coincidence!!....here a moment ago we were talking about left handed people and you're left handed....your beach house and his beach house are fairly close.... isn't that a coincidence, I tell ya this case is just full of them.."
Ha ha....LOL, he has got to feel the screws tightening...
Culp's face after Columbo leaves is priceless!
List of coincidences/ peculiarities/ suspicions:
- is an ex-cop and PI, but didn't investigate mark on victim's cheek
- left-handed
- wears a ring
- has a temper
- victim is his client's wife
- has beach house near client's beach house
Remarkably ... I'm not sure, but ... I think Culp's brow starts to perspire as Columbo wastes time and dances around his main point. It looks like Culp is getting genuinely unnerved at the uncomfortable pauses.
notice that columbo takes the entire "receipt" pad with him.
Wishing they'd air an entire Culp episode. He's awesome
They keep pulling them down. “Death Lends a Hand” was up for months.
ON DISH 📡 THEY WERE LIKE 45MINUTES TO HOUR..
WHAT HAPPENED WITH U TUBE VIDEOS ON COLUMBO.
At 4:28 you can see Culp is definitely not ambidextrous. When fake writing with his left, the whole entire hand moves, unlike 4:40 (right handed), where only the upper knuckles move slightly, like ours when using the dominant hand. He also has difficulty opening the file left handed 0:37. But these probably are things only a southpaw like me would notice; the overall effect of switching hands for drinking coffee, thumbing through papers, etc is a good one.
I noticed that he is right handed
Me too
Whats a southpaw do u box ?
@@Sunshine134chick means left handed, for boxing too
He didn't curl his hand over the top of his writing like a lefty does. Dead giveaway.
Watch this with my dad every Sunday Rip James R Frost
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I like to imagine that all the people that Columbo has put away in jail set an talk about Columbo and laugh when another criminal is put away by
5cloudwalker “ahhahah he got you too eh?” Lol
The greatest TV/Crime Series ever.. The classic.... COLUMBO.
I love these episodes. I appreciate the acting, the solid dialogue and sense of time travel. The fashion sense and social mores are so different in the 70s. Smoking was so ubiquitous... Colombo lighting up while they chat is as out of place now as deep shag carpet and polyester leisure suits.
Classic episode in every respect, one of the very best. Ray Miland and Robert Cusp are superb, as is a watertight plot and an unforgettable finale. Very few episodes, in my opinion, to emulate the high standards set here.
At 2:55 columbo already had the case solved, but he wanted to toy around with the culprit. Which is what he enjoys doing.
I always think of these moments as giving them the opportunity to come clean
I had a rat terrier like that. Except in his case, he'd try to let the creature go.
Very good quality been waiting for years for something like this to be uploaded. Real great job
So you've been waiting years for a 6 minute clip of Columbo?
GymChess ....62 clips untill now !!
I recall being in my didn't l teens and often babysitting when these were first run. Always been a Falk and James Garner fan. Old school great TV.
If Columbo is poking around your office, you're done for the day.
The year
Just imagine that their first choice to play Columbo was Bing Crosby, but he had retired and was not interested. 2nd? Lee J. Cobb. Then, Peter Falk called....
Peter Falk was simply born to play Colombo.
A truly great TV series.
No doubt about it
My favourite episode of Columbo!
Snap :D
Robert Culp - a classic Columbo nemesis! Great acting by both of them
hobnob1979 culp was 0 for 3
Love Columbo!!
Jeez, don't watch Columbo if you're trying to quit smoking! LOL
And I like cigars. 😂
"Drives my wife crazy cause we have the lamp right next to the bed and the poor thing she can't sleep!" 😂
Columbo always gets these guys to give up the information needed to convict them. If the perpetrator simply handed Columbo a card, then told him that this was the name of his lawyer and that he should speak with him from now on, Columbo would never catch anybody.
Sure. But thats no fun and wouldnt make for good tv!
Responding three years later hope you're doing well! All the episodes I have seen the suspects are very arrogant and well to do. There above everybody and love to show it.
They were there talking about left handed people and he should’ve wrote with his right hand 🤚 🤦♂️
Left handed, sharp ring on left hand. Beach house, Guilty.
my favorite part of this scene is how they deadass have a whole unspoken conversation when they sit in silence for a few seconds, at 3:40
Trivia goof- at 4:20, Robert Culp begins to write out the receipt without the receipt pad, by faking it on the folder. He was probably told it was out of frame. At 4:29, the receipt pad is in the shot, and he's really writing. I only noticed because I love this scene and have watched it dozens of times.
Columbo is sharper than the sharpest TV-detective, and he's not even a detective! He's just a lowly Lieutenant. Sneaky.
‘That close!’
Columbo!
I am ambidextrous and know for a fact that 1% of the population have this trait! Now on the other hand.......if you will pardon the pun ... most left handed people can use their right hand almost as well as their left.
Is that because they trained themselves to eat or write with their right hand?
Or because they naturally use their right hand to operate scissors, knives and computer mice?
The camera at the back of Robert Culps’ head…😂 To be a 🦋 on the wall!
very good episode🤔
Culp, Cassidy and McGoohan - The top three recurring Columbo adversaries. Love all of their episodes. But, Richard Kiley (as Deputy Commissioner Halperin) is right up there with them.
Superb acting & script
Whew ! High Octane
I like all the Robert Culp episodes but this was the best one.
@3:20 "Maybe you didn't mean to do it"
I don't think it's cool to leave out the episode name unless there's a good reason such as something to do with copyright
Allen MacCannell Damn bastards!
Robert Culp was a great guest star.
Columbo the biggest ball buster!
Columbo is so smooooooooth!
Swinging Colombo at the golf course. One of my all-time favourite scenes. The man has style, the man has class. Peter Falk was simply born to play Colombo!
Ivan- I loved how Columbo asked for a golf lesson, but at the end, we see Columbo is no amateur. The way he hits that ball would put Jack Nicholas to shame. Just awesome!!
This episode had a great ending, Wish I could see it again,
They sell the entire collection on DVD, it's on ebay relatively cheap
Colombo is like a cat With the mouse
Robert Culp was a good villain in Columbo. Played three of them in four appearances in Columbo. RIP.
I always thought of Columbo as America's 20th century version of Sherlock Holmes. Someone told me he thought of Columbo as Sherlock Holmes reincarnated.
Well Columbo mostly uses psychology, while Holmes was mainly a forensic scientist, IIRC.
Columbo was based (loosely) on Inspector Petrovich from Dostoyevsky’s great novel Crime & Punishment.
Did he really think he could save himself by pointing out that he was ambidextrous? He screwed himself as soon as Columbo signing with his left hand.
why is the title of the episode never given with these clips ?
At 4:19 when he first starts to sign the receipt left handed, there is nothing under his pen. Maybe the receipt book was not supposed to be in the shot. In the next shot, at 4:29, there is now a receipt book present. (and he's "singing" it in a different location on the file folder)
Also, he quoted ambidextrous as being 10% of the population, but that figure is for left handed. Ambidextrous would be at about 1%.
Also, he didn't have a receipt book with him, so picked one up off the desk, but after signing, Columbo takes the entire book, not just the signed top page. (and I didn't see the receipt book on the desktop before he reached for it)
Also, when the teacup is put down, the handle is pointing towards the cigarette lighter on the desk, but in the next shot where the cup is visible, the handle is pointing to the file folder.
You're a very observant man!
I also noticed it. A little blooper.
Bet you always look for these things
I love the not so subtle “ you know, maybe you didn’t mean to do it?” Rather than maybe HE didn’t mean to do it.
Gawd, look how handsome Peter was here!💚💚💚
Those retro offices are better than the crap we see today.
Totally. Good quality wood and space to roam around
lieutenant i think your speculations are getting the better of you your imagination is pure gold lieutenant
Leonard Nimoy tried that as Dr Mayfield and Columbo got mad at him.
Left hand prejudice
Robert Culp was always good in this series
Gary Lee So is Dick Van Dyke
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And Jack Cassidy. I think Culp and Cassidy were Falk's 2 favorite villains.
“A drop of ink may make a million think.”― George Gordon Byron
Excellent episode.BTW,I am ambidextrous,my paternal aunt was,so I took after her.I didn't know how rare this is.
I was just looking at that whole swanky office the whole time
Robert Culp begins to sign the made up receipt on the folder containing the files , (although he's not really writing anything on it) . Cut to Falk "Isn't that weird". Go back to Culp and he's no longer signing the folder but a smaller blue pad magically appears.
Yeah, the pen hovers over the file folder until the cut.
These foolish people think that they’re diverting columbo but they’re halfwittedly incriminating themselves by the moment.
This is where the " culp gulp" came from..... 😆
Love the fact that he pretends to forget what he is saying
Those backhanded slaps were cinematography genius
That smile at 6:06! Priceless.
"Isn't that a coincidence? I tell ya, this case is just full of em."
No significant situation defines me
I like the way Brimmer says shit or mimes it when Columbo leaves
A slight blooper by the great Robert Culp. At about 0:30 he says an unnecessary "thank you". Columbo said thank you which probably made him think it was his line. He's forgiven because he was always the best dressed actor.
Robert Culp No. 1 Columbo Villain.
A security expert forgets to lock his beach house balcony door 🤔
No circumstance benefits me
🤣that close ...
RIP both Peter Falk and Robert Culp
Apart from being a great episode from a great show with great performers, this clip as a ton of ASMR.
He reminds me a little bit of krammer from sienfeld .