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- Columbo proves that you CAN get fingerprints from inside rubber gloves! Great detective solves the case with A tad far-fetched. The tiny feather that caught Columbo’s eye. actor Robert Vaughn staring as Hayden Danziger.
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Season 4 Episode 4 ''Troubled Waters'': Lt. Columbo takes a trip to Acapulco but finds himself on a new case when a used car dealer commits murder on the cruise ship.
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“Oh...there’s just one more thing...and this has been bothering me for a while...”
That is the sound of Columbo tightening the noose.
His wife always gives him advice
Oh, that noose is tightly wrapped loong before he says "One more thing"
He has you before you even know it. Love this Man. And I miss him too.
When he starts whistling "this old man", he's got the case wrapped.
That’s a fact
Everybody gangsta until Columbo starts humming This Old Man.
🤣😂
True
He's just tying up loose ends.
Columbo had me feeling guilty as hell while he was examining those finger prints. 😆 That's how intense that scene was.
When he slid the paper over to the suspect, that was just brutal !! 😆
@@StreetFighter2010 While humming too, haha. 'Da da di, di di di di di di di di di dum..' LEGEND...
@@RDSports5 🤣 Imagine being that guy. Your life is officially OVER… meanwhile the policeman is humming This Old Man! 😲😭
ikr! You are wonderful! What a comment!
Your guilty admit it. A live stream is going to pop up on your screen and it’s going to be Columbo, and he’s going to be telling you how he caught you, despite your clever attempts to cover your tracks. Then you’re going hear a knock on your door. You’re going to open the door and it’s going to be the police. They’re going to take you away, while Columbo says he’s sorry it had to end this way. Lol
Columbo is a series of examples of why you never want to answer police questions once beyond the basics, like 'what is your name'. Anything more in depth, get a lawyer.
That or "don't murder people". I think that's probably the *real* take.
@@ProPuke An excellent first step.
all the killers are arrogant, never thinking they could ever get caught.
Every answer should be “I don’t know”.
@@Listman11 Or silence.
Troubled Waters is an excellent episode. Robert Vaughn was great.
The man nailed it like he always did.
Great actor. Loved him in Bullitt and The Magnificent Seven
This my favorite episode. I would have liked to seen Robert Vaughn in more Columbo episodes. Robert Vaughn and Peter Falk had a great chemistry together.
@@chriscosby2459 Well, Vaughn did also appear in the episode "Last Salute to the Commodore" (which coincidentally was also nautically themed).
@@kdub1242 I will check that out. Thanks
If my memory serves correctly, Columbo admits to the Captain that the fingerprint detection method doesn't work, it was a ruse to make Robert Vaughn confess.
It sounds like something Columbo would do
Tbh when he checked the prints against Mr Harringtons it wasn't the correct way. It takes a while to make a match using magnifying glasses, so you can tell he was faking it
What made me realise he was faking it was when he blew into the glove to inflate it. That would contaminate any fingerprint or residual sweat inside the glove with his own saliva. I was actually afraid Vaughn would call his bluff and give him his fingerprint!
@@vladchan Isn't that entrapment? Basically falsifying evidence that does not exist? Mmm?🤔
@@patagualianmostly7437 Its perfectly legal for detectives to lie to you about the evidence they got. Hey we found your fingerprints your partner is spilling it so forth.
These will never get old, at least im my opinion.
Agreed
@@denisemcdougal6445 thank you.
That's why I bought the whole DVD set .Nothing on ...pop in a Columbo.
Agree. It's Falk and the writers. Combined, it's a unique brand of magic. All-time magic.
Never
Gotta hand it to whoever proposed to invite the the lead actors from The Avengers and The Man From UNCLE to do an episode together,
And they appeared together again in the Man From UNCLE: The Fifteen Years After Affair, in which MacNee portrays Dr. Waverley's successor as head of UNCLE HQ.
For the kids out there, not the *Marvel's* Avengers ;)
@@ethzero Eww, Marvel.
@@ethzero Lol
The Avengers was very aPEELing
One of my favorite episodes, the glove was brilliant! He didn't even used it at first and Columbo made him fabricate a fake clue but left his fingerprints on it. Brillian!
Oh, okay. This is one episode I don't think I watched.
Columbo & all columbo episodes are timeless...
There are a couple of bad ones. 30% are good. 70% are great!
I am a Columbia junkie!!!!
Some of the final ones were absolute garbage , especially " No Time To Die " .
Love the last desperate attempt by Vaughn to exonerate himself by admitting that he planted the glove. But he was left speechless when Columbo asked him why he would do that.
He could've tried to say he had been picking up on Columbo's innuendos and was just paranoid about being accused next, or claiming with all the evidence pointing to Harrington seemingly being ignored he thought he was being a good Samaritan getting them back on track. Really though, the mistake as with most of the well-to-do, alpha types on Columbo was falling for the trap and believing their own hype. It was too late anyway, Columbo already had it all pieced together.
@@KalOrtPor yeah, if he were a bit faster thinking, that would probably be the last ditch attempt at a defense... but as you said i think it's too late, and i don't think any jury would buy it. if someone is innocent, it sounds crazy to sabotage evidence to try to incriminate someone else in such a way that you incriminate yourself if you're caught.
Classic clip. Love it. Ever since I binge-watched Columbo during COVID lockdown, I've had a very different reaction to 'This old man' than I did before. I heard someone whistling it in a Home Depot over the Summer and actually looked around and thought "He found the murderer!"
What! 😮! They now sell Murderers in Home Depot!??? I need a Hit Man......
@@patagualianmostly7437 Ok, I just spit out my coffee when I read this. good one!
When Columbo hums This Old Man, your goose is cooked! 😂
The twist is reminiscent of the one where William Shatner was caught by his prints. So satisfying.
Mr.Danzinger was agitated when he learned that his wife, when packing for the cruise, removed the gloves that he packed. The surgical gloves were an afterthought.
I remember Mrs. Danziger said Johnson, the butler, forgot to pack them - always blaming the help!
I love how he happily contaminates the eff out of the forensic evidence 😂
To be fair, on this occasion he does have the second glove.
Normally however Columbo is a prosecutor's worst nightmare.
Had he not, the case would be thrown out later and the murderer would have got away. Well worth risking evidence to catch the killer, and not needed when you've got a captain who can testify to the admittance of guilt. That's better than all the evidence there.
Yeah I think about this a lot. Columbo almost never has any admissible evidence for a trial, a good lawyer would tear down half his cases if they went to court. I think he has a different tact which is pestering the guilty party and unraveling the thing so much in their mind that they can't help admitting what he shows is plainly obvious, finally allowing their guilt to show through. It's an odd cathartic release for everybody, the sort of thing you usually only get in detective shows with carefully written plots and specific emotional beats. In real life its like trying to win every fight by knockout.
@@TheGreatsagegoku @sundaeExpress Columbo gets a confession from his suspects. Although it's never made much of a point in his episodes. The one in which he identifies a suspect through spoiled wine you hear him ask the person for a confession and then the one involving the fictional Arab country embassy he has the Ambassador sign a confession, although that one is more dodgey as it could be argued it was signed under duress.
@@TheGreatsagegoku One thing I notice is Colombo likes having witnesses around. So in court they'd have to explain their actions/confessions. Also I'd also assume the DA would take a plea as opposed to having this all go to trial.
Peter Falk, Robert Vaughn, Patrick Mcnee, Bernard Fox all in one episode. Now that was TV.
The nails go particularly slowly into the coffin in this wrap up scene.
It's so delicious, isn't it? Because Danzinger is perplexed at first and then starts to realize that Columbo has him dead to rights, and by planting those gloves he sunk himself [pun intended]. Vaughn's understated manner really works well.
"Why would you do such a thing?" ... "Yes, why would you do such a thing?"
Robert Vaughn was a great and very charismatic actor
Surgical gloves and a feather helped Columbo solve a murder. By the way, I believe we saw Bernard Fox, who many know as the bumbling British Colonel Crittenden on HOGAN'S HEROES, as a ship crew member. Oh, and I see Patrick Macnee, aka John Steed of The Avengers, playing the ship captain.
As soon as Macnee came on the loud speaker I knew the voice.
Bernard Fox also starred as Detective Chief Superintendent Durk in "Dagger Of The Mind".
Malcolm Merriweather from _The Andy Griffith Show._
@@BladeOfLight16 Dr. Bombay from Bewitched.
There's four great acting talents in that scene.
Robert plays sly "oily" characters in the Columbo series. When he's caught in a web of lies however, he appears as a 7 year old boy caught by his own lie, but goes quietly. LOL!!!!
Yes. When he realized Columbo was looking on the inside of the gloves, his eyes got wide and his mouth started hanging open. He was starting to panic at that point. But he knew there was no point in resisting. He was already outnumbered 3 to 1, and there's no way off the ship.
1:42, don't tell me you didn't start singing the theme to "The Love Boat".
I'd like to see those kind of shirt collars make a comeback.
I’m sure you do...that way you can make use of 90% of the clothes in your closet.
Wrangler is making bell bottoms again ... So the shirt's might not be far off ..
Far out !
@@michaelperea924 hell yeah. I was buying NOS shirts like those off of ebay some years back.
But you need the gold chains too.
@@kdub1242 Gucci link 🔗
Love these shows. Two weeks ago I finished again watching every episode on DVD. Now working on Rockford Files. So many great shows back then. I cannot enjoy the new shows. I am glad I bought these shoes years ago, to enjoy when I want, no commercial, and all are intact ( no cuts)
Colombo examines a pair of gloves for finger prints without putting on any... Those were the days!
I went bought all columbo's
That's the way to do it.
Has Robert Vaughn ever done a bad acting performance??? He was amazing!
And he had a PhD in Communications from USC, having done his thesis on Hollywood Blacklisting. You can see him debating the Vietnam war with William F. Buckley on an early episode of Firing Line here on youtube.
Superman 3 ? He played a lex luthor type villain
Nope, never.
He may have played corny roles, but he was always an excellent actor
I put those gloves there. He reminds me of Nelson Hayward. Both characters, all they had to do was do nothing and they would have got away with it.
this. they all seem to make deliberate mistakes for no reason at all
@@glowiever They get nervous and want Columbo from their backs. It's Columbo's MO. When he is certain a suspect is the killer he harasses them until they make an error. "Just one more thing..."
@Maximillian Wylde If they had only found powder marks on the gloves it wouldn't prove Harrington had done it, only that the gloves had been used to fire a gun.
@Maximillian Wylde "Had Danzinger done nothing, there wouldn't be enough to convict him of anything". That's pretty much my point. But had Danziger thought it through he would have realised that leaving the gloves there with powder marks added nothing to the case against Harrington and simply suggested they may have been the gloves used in the crime.
I can just imagine Mr dazinger in his cell in the dark and has got 'this old man' humming in his conscience making him insane. Columbo doesn't just catch you, he make you regret it all
Best Love Boat episode ever.
Now I understand why my abuelita loved this show. Boy did I miss out as a kid.
Always listen to your Abuelita, they know all!
This was the one episode where I caught onto the mistake early - because being allergic, I knew about hospital pillows.
Steed is enjoying his time as a ship's captain.
Sim...nada melhor como um belo cruzeiro pra aproveitar as férias.
Colombo gets his man everytime 👍I just love this guy. Very good detective. ❤
that is not true, they just don't show a case he hasn't solved.
@@j.dragon651 Ahaaa , modest man on the outside , big ego on the inside.... ;)
No, he doesn't....he catches females, too.
I always thought that Patrick Macnee would have made a fabulous villain. Such a wonderful voice and smooth manner. The right bit of smugness that was always a treat too, it would have been great watching Columbo solve that crime.
There is an episode of the old Battlestar Galactica where he plays a villain who may actually be the devil. And he is indeed fabulous in it
@@TTony-tu6dm Hey! Thanks for that!
“Big as life sir. Big as life...”
6:00 love that part. Let's not waste any more time on this. You're guilty and we all know it.
Also, I dig Columbo's shirt!
Finally! I found someone who said that about Columbo’s shirt!)
@@DashaRimskaya Great guitar playing! I've been at it for a little over a year now.
@@brianrodriguez8282 Thank you!) Oh, it’s cool! Me too) I wish you success in this enterprise, Brian!)
@@DashaRimskaya I enjoy making music.
@Angie H. That might be why I like this 'gotcha' moment so much. I think it's unique.
Fantastic acting from both men. A great episode
So cool to see Columbo examining evidence with a magnifying glass, an homage to Sherlock Holmes.
I believe identity crisis was another episode he used one. With Patrick McGoohan.
@@RADIUMGLASS Yep. I don't know of any others in the original run. I know the original run like the back of my hand but am sketchy on the later run. Have seen some, not all.
a real homage would be if he smoked some opium
John Steed is here playing the Captain ( Patrick Mac Nee from the Avengers). Diana Rigg is way too kind to be cast as a murderess.
I don't know, have you seen her in Theatre of Blood with Vincent Price?
Game of Thrones
@@wpl955g9 No but I'm intrigued. I will definitely try to see that one.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
(because I once saw her on stage as Medea)
@@michaeljames4904 Don't you dare disrespect Diana Rigg !!!! You don't want to have Diana's devotees as enemies. Our average age is 58 I'll give you that. But we are a lot, smart and tenacious. Just watch your back !!! Who on earth is Medea ???? The only time I went to see a play, I was lured by my auntie by means of apple pies and chocolate sweets.
It's really cool to see Columbo with no lab boys, no back up and no resources and have only his own skills to rely on.
No assistant/side kick either
Ain't it great? It's like he's transported back in time to the 1890s and has to work like Sherlock Holmes, and there are even shots of him looking at evidence with a magnifying glass.
@@SECRETARIATguy224 The show Columbo took the narrative in a different direction to normal detective stories. First, the audience knew who had committed the crime from the beginning, and the fun was watching Columbo unpicking clues that the audience hadn't even seen even though they were in front of their eyes ( mostly ;-) )........
@@SuperNevile Right. Not a whodunit, but a how'shegonnagetem.
@@SECRETARIATguy224 Yes where a "catchphrase" is just that ....a catch phrase...."Just one more thing" .....
awesome man from u.n.c.l.e. and avengers columbo MIND BLOWN
I don't recall this episode but love Robert Vaughn
Back in those days bad guys had instrumental soundtracks
Mr. Danziger. One of my fav Columbo Villain names
The graphite thing was a bluff. You don't get valid prints that way.
Of course it was a bluff, but the murderer is already so nervous at this point after Columbo has worn him/her down systematically, plus the fact that they finally discover that Columbo was faking incompetence all the time, that confessing is basically a relief. That's the whole point.
Crew, now that he has solved the murder, do me and him a favor and next time he calls your ship a boat, let him.
The ship’s officer with the tache was in the Columbo episode set in London. Head of Scotland Yard, I think. Love the way they cast some of the same actors in different roles. 😀
That episode dug up a couple great actors besides lovable Mr. Solo.
This episode was referenced twice in the .. "A Matter of Honor" episode.
Sure was. It got Columbo some international pub!
A few minutes after escorting the prisoner out of the room, Critendon returns, bad show all around, he gave me the slip and jumped overboard !!!!
I thought it was him.
Can't see Robert Vaughn without thinking Man From U.N.C.L.E.
Columbo and Kolchak solving a murder by a werewolf on a cruise ship....greatest crossover ever.
Columbo totally finesse this guy into shooting himself (pun attended). I love the episode when Columbo does this
If he just did nothing, then it was no way Columbo could've get any proof to catch him.
I didn't know Col. Crittenden was a captain of a luxury cruise ship after WWII.
Crittenden: "Extraordinary thing."
‘Crittenden” wasn’t the captain, “John Steed” was. Crittenden was a security officer.
Back when TV was good
Badass Columbo he always gets his man.🤔👍
Erm...not always. He catches women, too.
This was a classic. He thought he could fool Columbo but he was surely disappointed. Ha ha ha
Steele, the Man from Uncle, and Dr. Bombay all in the same episode. Gotta love that.
Of course, Malcom Merriweather too.
Yes, those were three giants. Except I think that character's name was "Steed."
@@monkberrymoon3999 of course, Steed. My mistake. I was thinking about Mrs. Peel in those black leotards...
I laughed so hard when he put the paper in front of him humming that song and looked up at him, that was hilarious!!😂
Your on a boat throw it overboard dont hide it in the hose 😑
The whole vibe I get from Columbo this episode was I'm on vacation.....I'm on vacation......I'm on vacation goddamnit
How I wish we could watch full episodes again... 😍
You can order them in Europe for 85 euro's but I am afraid shipping is half the price. I personally found where to get them for free,
It’s currently available for free on amazon prime. Seasons 1-5.
@@mvjmiranda Since I live in Europe I guess it's not availale to us is it?
METV (free) plays an episode every Sunday night at 8. That was the time slot it was originally scheduled.
@@Pfirtzer I live in France, if you have Amazon Prime Video, Seasons 1-7 should be available for free. Or you can use a VPN to watch Amazon Prime Video from the country you want.
Colonel Crittenden is a better boat crewman than Air Force Officer I guess!
My favorite episode by far. Just love the ship locations, especially the late night conversation with the doctor in the closed restaurant. However, the method by which he takes fingerprints are terrible and really detract from the whole episode.
And if they'd only found powder marks on the gloves it wouldn't prove that Harrington had did it, merely that the gloves had been used when firing a gun.
@@lewisner Well it was less that it proved Harrington did it and more like it could've sealed the case. If Harrington ws guilty, which every other sign pointed to, the gloves HAD to have been somewhere, and if they couldn't find them Harrington had to be innocent. The thing is, they never would've been able to convict Danziger either, but Columbo freaked him out and he got sloppy.
@@jeremytewari3346 Harrington could have dumped or destroyed the gloves then all the evidence would still point to him. Finding the gloves with powder marks would only prove that somebody had used them to fire "a" gun.
@@lewisner No but the issue was given the time Harrington had, it would’ve been impossible for him to dump the gloves, plus the gun was on the boat, so if he tossed the gloves why not the gun? The crime was impossible without the gloves, so unless they found them, Harrington could not have physically done it, which meant it had to be someone else, which means it could’ve been traced to Danziger
@@jeremytewari3346 the gun was a prop and would be missed if it was ditched. The gloves could have been flushed down the toilet or burnt in the engine room. Either way , finding them simply proved that someone used them to fire a gun. Flimsy evidence at best.
That’s why the suspect looks so familiar, he the old guy(forgot his name) from the British show Hustle.
Love love love this episode. Still cannot understand why Danziger set himself up? the blackmail? he is tired of his wife? agggggggg help!
Would have been awesome if Columbo wore his overcoat on the boat.
Geez what an episode....Robert Vaughn and Patrick McNee in 1 eps!
When Columbo acts this casual you know it's gonna hurt. LOL.
As he figuratively busts your criminal cheeks, no lube, no nothing and on top that, he makes you like it when you resign yourself to your fate
@@chrismc410 bro what
@@undeadmaruchan2311 we know how he likes it.
No way you can beat Steed and Columbo even Napoleon Solo couldn't!!!
5:26 and 5:39 “Lord, PLEASE may he not ask for my fingerprints”.
He knows you did the crime the minute he walks in the door first time questioning. That's why he hounds you 100x keeps comn. One more thing
This must have been during Gelt's early career. The most feared assassin in the galaxy shouldn't have gotten caught that easy.
LoL that's a deep cut!
@@zeroone871 I'm a nerd, I have no problem with that. :)
Took me a while to work out who 'Gelt' was. Then I remembered an old sci-fi movie I saw on the telly during the 1990's, a sort of space version of the "Magnificent seven", with Robert Vaughn as Gelt and the A-Teams George Peppard as space cowboy.
@@johnfinnegan8474 And don't forget John Boy Walton as Shad, savior of Akir.
What was the movie called?
This episode tickled me because poor Columbo was all over the place and ill...But he was cooking with grease when he got around to ol' Mr. Danzinger🤭
This was the first Columbo episode that I remember seeing and it was a good first impression.
RIP 😂 Peter Falk US actor (1927-2011), Patrick Macnee English-US actor (1922-2015) and Robert Vaughn US actor (1932-2016)
Loved this episode !!! A feather !!!! Dang
They gotta stop letting this Robert Vaughn guy commit murders. I swear Columbo catches him like 4 times in the series.
He thought he had put one over on Columbo.. Not a chance!
When I come across these clips and see these amazing talented actors/actresses I always ask myself where did they all go? There's no one out there as Talented as these people were and I know sadly alot of them have passed on
Não só grandes atores e atrizes ; mas também as inteligências dos grandes roteiristas.
Robert Vaughan, Peter Falk and Patrick McNee.
The man from UNCLE, Columbo and Steed.
So many twist and turns in this episode. ❤️
" surgical gloves can carry fingerprints and stuff.."
Has been putting on fingerprints on gloves since the beginning
Just watched" Bullitt".....Robert Vaughn and Steve McQueen. Totally cool.
Are you suggesting that I disclosed his whereabouts?
As somebody who watched alot of Hogan's Heroes it's weird seing Bernard Fox not acting like a bumbling buffoon lol
I thought Mr. Danzinger was going to throw up when he was asked to place his finger in the graphite. Great acting, indeed.
It did look like he was gonna toss...
I could swear that John Ritter has an extremely bit part in this episode as the man who saves Danzinger in the pool.
breaks my heart to see Napoleon Solo become a wrongin
You can see why they never revived this series. It would be so much harder to write it today. They never suspected the details to be pored over for decades. But modern audiences can be discerning, and seemingly every episode has problems if you ask the tough questions. For example - this was on the high seas and Columbo had no jurisdiction there, rendering credibility and chain of custody vulnerable to attack.
I always understood jurisdiction on the high seas resides with the captain. He's the one who placed the guy under arrest, so doesn't Columbo act in a sort of advisory capacity in this episode?
Columbo: you would have had to have found the gun, gone someplace where a shot couldn't be heard, fired the gun, taken the gloves and hid them under a firehose. for what reason?
Danziger: duuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.....
PWN3D
8:14 Dem shorts tho 😂
robert Vaughan, dean stockwell, bernard fox, Patrick macnee,
2:19 -When you're enjoying a nice cruise and the voice of the Imperious Leader gives you an update on a fire drill.
I’m impressed. Columbo did it again, if I was the Captain of the cruise, I would tell my superiors, Lieutenant Columbo saved the day. Not only did he handle this incident with complete professionalism and very discreet, he did it while on vacation with his lovely wife. I insist he is not charged and his money is no good for this cruise. He went above and beyond the call of duty. I also want to welcome him and his lovely wife to the Captain’s table for a lovely dinner tonight. I would be honored to break bread with the Lieutenant and have him talk about his other exploits of catching criminals during his career.
I imagine at the end Mrs Danzinger would have met up with Mrs Columbo. Now that would be a conversation I would love to witness!!
The moment you see columbo, just give up, you'll be getting hypertension till he gets you
Once Columbo was exposed to that tar-infused Kryptonite, he'd start doing weird things, like for instance he'd say, "Just one more thing, sir. I think you're gonna have a hard time walking after I break your legs," after which time the guy lawyers up and the guy is never arrested.
And Patrick McNee & Bernard Fox too!
One thing that I know would have ruined the show but I would have liked to see anyways is columbo testifying in a case. On the stand, rambling about his wife and who did what and how dog is doing, and getting the judge as mad as the criminal
I've got a feeling he would appear a bit more sheveled and less rambling in court.
@@suzannepottsshorts it depends on whether you think that his behavior is an act he puts on that precludes competency or if his behavior comes naturally and does not preclude competency. I personally lean to that later, because he's like that whether or not the suspect is nearby
Columbo inverted the gloves to get to the inside of the gloves with the fingerprints.
Anyone who has used surgical gloves knows that when one takes off the gloves it comes off inverted,
And hence any fingerprints would have been smudged off when the killer squeezed it between the hoses.
And also when Columbo inverted the gloves he actually put the gloves inside in.
no, I tried it and it worked.
R U calling Columbo a liar?
@@j.dragon651 - naah, this idiot Shinku.
In real life, you would be surprised how many times a mere prop like that can make a suspect confess.
Few people can actually keep a cold, rational mind in such situations.
@@raistlin3462 - politicians can look at us straight in the eyes and lie.