In a sense, Dr. Mayfield did cure Columbo from his hospital anxiety. At the end, when he's so close to catching him, Columbo has no problem problem with ORs or blood.
@@Romulan2469 No, it's real. The scene where he finds out about dissolving sutures in the OR room, he can barely keep it together long enough to find out what he needs to know.
@@dildonius no he never had a problem he’s been in hospitals before and morgues, it was an act to make the doc feel superior and smug in his natural environment and maybe slip up
@@RAN480L64 IIRC in the scene where Columbo seems uncomfortable in the OR is when he's away from Mayfield, though. When he's asking the other doctor about sutures and he goes to a surgery for a "demonstration". I think it might be because earlier people were being too general: He mostly seems uncomfortable around surgery.
Columbo had him with the clock....he knew this was his guy. Same happened in “A friend in Deed”....calling in Columbo when he didn’t know there had even been a murder. It’s the little things. A murderer has 100 different ways to get caught. If he can eliminate 50 of them...he’s a genius. That still leaves 50 ways to get caught.
@@Kapil-Patel Oh yeah. He def hated Milo (Robert Conrad) and I would say George Hamilton Dr. Collier too. Esp when he had the girl put in a trance and she jumped. Columbo wanted him bad too. Major arrogance.
@@gristmill1213 I liked seeing Columbo switch gears like that. Usually his nice, well mannered and fumbling persona makes people open up so Columbo can identify those inconsistencies and loose ends to finally catch the murderer. However with Dr Mayfield, who was particularly adept at covering his tracks, he realized he had to make him very uncomfortable to force him to show his hand. In the end, it was Mayfield's fear of being caught that ultimately led to the Columbo getting the physical evidence he needed.
@@Romulan2469 you know that i forgot how this episode ended! Did it have something to do with sutures or something? I remember seeing Columbo observe an operation after telling Mayfield that he passes out in hospitals.
To be fair to Mayfield, he probably hears a lot about deaths / accidents in his line of work so a doctor is typically going to be calmer about these sorts of things than the average person, so adjusting a clock is probably no different than pouring a cup of coffee. I thought this was rather shaky to identify him as a suspect to be honest.
@@Romulan2469 it wasnt the clock that made columbo think he was the killer. He just found out his nurse was murdered and showed no emotion at all, hence why columbo sarcastically said, "I see you were terribly upset"
@Tory Shaye Yes he really slipped up there didn't he? Breaking and entering and not bothering to wear a disguise on 2 occasions, attempting to blatantly frame a past drug user but then not leaving his prints on the murder weapon, organizing the surgical procedure to remove the dissolving suture moments after Columbo accuses him of murder etc. His arrogance and carelessness was his downfall.
Yeh absolutely I remember going to see my father in hospital and his brother my uncle was sitting on the side of the bed smoking a cigar and the Nurse came over and said, please do not sit on the bed & this awful thing he was smoking was stinking the ward out of it and not a word about that, But don’t sit on the bed 🤣
@@jasbarsoph - yes and people used to smoke in the doctors surgery - often the doctor would be smoking too. People used to die at 55 or 60 and everyone would say they died of old age. LOL
Testament to the the great acting of Leonard Nimoy, RIP. When an actor can get you to love him in one series, while hating him in another, he's done his job well.
Tetsujin 28 I agree 110%, most ”actors” today are just playing themselves and if they just are matched to the right role they are succesful making them more artists then actors,,,
Dr Mayfield was even more cold-blooded than Spock. But he didn't drive Columbo nuts. Columbo feigned that burst of anger to draw Mayfield out. When he didn't, and then Mayfield had his outburst in the operating room, then Columbo had him.
He's also probably the closest of all of them to getting away with it. Columbo knew it was him from the beginning but was perplexed about the proof until the very last minute of the show.
Yeah man. Columbo may be able to be respectful towards and even empathize with killers who are remorseful, but he's got zero patience for ones who are genuinely remorseless.
I would like see more comment sections on different Columbo episodes, not on the same episode over and over again, this being the 4th comment section on just this one episode in the last 2 weeks. Smoking in hospital rooms must still have been allowed when this episode was made, as the smoke from Columbo's cheap cigar can clearly be seen rising when he is talking to the doctor in his office.
Dr Mayfield's big mistake here was trying to frame her ex-boyfriend for the murder when Columbo was hot on his tail. That was a big no no, especially after we find out the boyfriend had been injected into his left arm when he was left handed.
It's not lost on me how methodically the tracks were being covered. He stages a robbery, doesn't break the windows, takes maybe 10 things out of the cabinet, as he walks away from the hutch he lazily knocks down that book instead of strategically placing it away from the rest of the pile, he pushes one chair over but not the other, he also doesn't mess up the items on the desktop. He does this all while still wearing gloves AND does it in little more than 40 seconds. It looks just like a room that actually got ransacked for jewelry.
Dr Mayfield gave himself away as a key suspect to Columbo by setting his clock while hearing the about the death of the nurse. Columbo took him by surprise as he was doing it, if he was getting the news over the phone while Columbo was present he would not have done it.
I hope they only needed one take for the doctor to tear apart the room. imagine being the poor sucker who has to tidy it up again and again for multiple takes
Most cold hearted killer but least successful, he didn’t kill his intended victim. He made things too complicated and they snowballed on him. Being a doctor, don’t kill people using the the method that reminds cop of your profession.
In a clip two weeks ago, someone pointed out that there was no blood on the tire iron. Altho I didn't see the point then perhaps it's a clue. Perhaps the doctor hit her in a way calculated to avoid bloodshed. Anyway, it's lucky for Columbo because as he tells us he faints at the sight of it.
I will also say that Dr Mayfield was one of the boldest, and possibly one of the least careful killers in Columbo. It's almost as if he wanted people to suspect him so he could then somehow shift the blame onto them. It was like a game to him just like it was a game to Columbo. Let's look at the evidence shall we? He used painted dissolving suture on Dr Heiderman when all the other surgeons / nurses were around him to see and possibly feel it. How could he have possibly thought that nobody else would have seen that? Also he goes and murders Sharon in plain sight with no balaclava or disguise in full view of a public car park. Even without cameras back in those days, how crazy is that?!! Also we have him going all the way up to her boyfriend's apartment in full view where people could possibly have seen him entering and leaving. That is either really sloppy and careless, or displaying a level of arrogance that only a narcissistic psychopath could portray.
“Every man's life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from another.”---- Ernest Hemingway.
Dr. Mayfield was so disliked, that shortly after he was imprisoned, after a lengthy trial, former Deputy Commissioner Mark Halperin, Dr. Bart Keppell, and Dr. Ray Flemming, who were incarcerated with him in the same prison, beat Dr. Mayfield senseless.
If I was limited to *only* 3 TV shows to watch for the remainder of my life Columbo would easily be one of them. Peter Falk was absolutely brilliant and is the second greatest character portrayal by ANY actor in the past 75 years. Guess who ranks #1..
@@danielhood4062 --as great as Peter Falk was playing the role of Lt. Columbo I would rank him second behind Carroll O' Connor playing the role of Archie Bunker as being the most irreplaceable character in TV history.
@@robertwheatley2471 It's ironic that of all the characters I listed, Carroll O' Conner as Bunker was the only actor that wasn't basically playing himself. You are right, his portrayal WAS the most iconic in history.
@@danielhood4062 --that is another aspect of how brilliant O'Connor was. By playing a character who was 180 degree opposite of who he really was. Besides the comedy and the brilliant cast another purpose of the show was for Carroll O'Connor and the show's creator Norman Lear (who was also a lefty) to put down the right-wing. And they were able to do that in AITF. So besides being a groundbreaking landmark show that tackled a wide range of issues there also was a political objective to the show..
@@robertwheatley2471 But the show had the opposite effect. Instead of making Archie look ignorant, It made the leftist Stivic look like the ungrateful fool and hypocrite, and Archie the likeable one.
Has anyone else ever wanted to see an episode where Columbo ends up accused or is framed for murder and has to clear his name by finding the real murderer, who is actually someone Columbo caught before however got released and went to seek revenge, but Columbo doesn't know who that is?
Romulan2469 why stop there? Colombo could find a trail of clues that leads him to the conclusion that he has a split personality, and his alter ego is the killer
@@Goldmember1208 I can't remember the episode without having specified which one. What I remember is that the victim was in an ambulance when Columbo broke an egg on his shoes.
Colombo knew from the call and from Nimoys question, that he is guilty. Colombo said when asked “was it robbery “ that Nimoy couldnt possibly know because the investigation hadn’t been completed NOR had Colombo stated it was a robbery. Out of all the reasons someone could be murdered from, Nimoy picked the one that fit the scene. Big mistake, also the person on the phone couldn’t have told him it was a robbery.
Classic Columbo clinch - or what was the word Peter Falk had for it when the murderer casually gives themselves away? - Doctor Mayfield caught resetting his desk clock while receiving the awful news about the murder of his nurse.
The police knew that her house keys hadn't been recovered, and that the murderer might well be in possession of them. You think they'd maybe warn the roommate about that.
Dr. Mayfield was very poisonous. He only wanted to avoid anybody else ruin his reputation. Columbo had luck to solve himself the big problem that Dr. Mayfield was causing. R.I.P. Peter Falk and Leonard Nimoy.
That is some type of skill to be able to take an old video, some old TV show, and put it on the Internet. I don't even know where to start to do something like that. Mrs. Video wants to take a class at the junior college to learn all that, but I don't know, that seems pretty expensive, and this whole thing is beyond me. I sure would like to know how to do that. Maybe you could just give me a simple step by step. That is, if you have time. I don't want to take all your time. I know you're very busy.
@@MisterDantastic Hello, Y'm from Uruguay ,a small country between Argentina and Brasil, my english is very bad, my pronunciación is worst, Y try understand interwiews for practice english, Y love tv show Columbo and Y love Star trek original , Falk and Nimoy together is great, GOD BLESS YOU MY FRIEND 😀🙌🙌
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You can't go wrong with a Columbo episode. This one is spot on.
I agree, great vintage TV.
Nimoy’s performance is flawless, such presence. I hope he enjoyed that role, it’s a pleasure to revisit a show of this caliber
In a sense, Dr. Mayfield did cure Columbo from his hospital anxiety. At the end, when he's so close to catching him, Columbo has no problem problem with ORs or blood.
Or perhaps Columbo never had any hospital anxiety to begin with and was just testing Dr Mayfield to see if he wanted to get Columbo off his back?
@@Romulan2469 No, it's real. The scene where he finds out about dissolving sutures in the OR room, he can barely keep it together long enough to find out what he needs to know.
Columbo uses the tire iron to crack his hard boiled egg!
@@dildonius no he never had a problem he’s been in hospitals before and morgues, it was an act to make the doc feel superior and smug in his natural environment and maybe slip up
@@RAN480L64 IIRC in the scene where Columbo seems uncomfortable in the OR is when he's away from Mayfield, though. When he's asking the other doctor about sutures and he goes to a surgery for a "demonstration". I think it might be because earlier people were being too general: He mostly seems uncomfortable around surgery.
Columbo had him with the clock....he knew this was his guy. Same happened in “A friend in Deed”....calling in Columbo when he didn’t know there had even been a murder. It’s the little things. A murderer has 100 different ways to get caught. If he can eliminate 50 of them...he’s a genius. That still leaves 50 ways to get caught.
Dr. Mayfield was pretty much a serial killer in this one. He was Relentless! Great episode and Columbo gets pretty pissed in it too.
I was going to comment Columbos character rarely lost his cool except with Dr Mayfield and Milo Janus I believe.
@@Kapil-Patel Oh yeah. He def hated Milo (Robert Conrad) and I would say George Hamilton Dr. Collier too. Esp when he had the girl put in a trance and she jumped. Columbo wanted him bad too. Major arrogance.
Yes! Never saw Columbo lose his cool like this episode. When he slams the water container on Mayfields desk, I jumped!!
@@gristmill1213 I liked seeing Columbo switch gears like that. Usually his nice, well mannered and fumbling persona makes people open up so Columbo can identify those inconsistencies and loose ends to finally catch the murderer. However with Dr Mayfield, who was particularly adept at covering his tracks, he realized he had to make him very uncomfortable to force him to show his hand. In the end, it was Mayfield's fear of being caught that ultimately led to the Columbo getting the physical evidence he needed.
@@Romulan2469 you know that i forgot how this episode ended! Did it have something to do with sutures or something? I remember seeing Columbo observe an operation after telling Mayfield that he passes out in hospitals.
2:26 - love it, it's the little character traits like this that crack me up.
Falk's, Columbo, is top quality, through and through.
Setting the clock time when receiving the news of the death shows he knew she was dead already- columbo knew he was the killer straight away
Yeah but Columbo had great Hollywood timing too
To be fair to Mayfield, he probably hears a lot about deaths / accidents in his line of work so a doctor is typically going to be calmer about these sorts of things than the average person, so adjusting a clock is probably no different than pouring a cup of coffee. I thought this was rather shaky to identify him as a suspect to be honest.
@@Romulan2469 Me too, but it's fiction.
@@MollieFrieWeevilGenius Agreed.
@@Romulan2469 it wasnt the clock that made columbo think he was the killer. He just found out his nurse was murdered and showed no emotion at all, hence why columbo sarcastically said, "I see you were terribly upset"
Nimoy made a great villain.
I liked him in mission impossible
I know I am pretty randomly asking but does anyone know of a good place to watch newly released tv shows online?
@Kaleb Kaysen i use FlixZone. You can find it on google :)
Nobody messes around with Ltd. Columbo - not even Mr. Spock!
Well he did but he came up short.
KOO
....and not even Captain Kirk.
@Tory Shaye Yes he really slipped up there didn't he? Breaking and entering and not bothering to wear a disguise on 2 occasions, attempting to blatantly frame a past drug user but then not leaving his prints on the murder weapon, organizing the surgical procedure to remove the dissolving suture moments after Columbo accuses him of murder etc. His arrogance and carelessness was his downfall.
Cracking his breakfast open on the no prints murder weapon. 😂
Classic Culombo behavior 👊🏽👊🏽
I remember the days you could smoke in a hospital, pretty crazy.
Yeh absolutely I remember going to see my father in hospital and his brother my uncle was sitting on the side of the bed smoking a cigar and the Nurse came over and said,
please do not sit on the bed & this awful thing he was smoking was stinking the ward out of it and not a word about that,
But don’t sit on the bed 🤣
@@jasbarsoph - yes and people used to smoke in the doctors surgery -
often the doctor would be smoking too.
People used to die at 55 or 60 and everyone would say they died of old age. LOL
it was awesome
Admittedly, that's an excellent suit the doctor wears. A more tasteful 1970's look.
It's interesting how ties were wide in the 70s then get really narrow in the 80s before turning back to normal again 😆
Now ppl look trashy and sloppy .
Dr Mayfield was particularly cold and ruthless. He was definitely one of the least liked characters in the entire series, and even drove Columbo nuts!
Testament to the the great acting of Leonard Nimoy, RIP. When an actor can get you to love him in one series, while hating him in another, he's done his job well.
Tetsujin 28 I agree 110%, most ”actors” today are just playing themselves and if they just are matched to the right role they are succesful making them more artists then actors,,,
Dr Mayfield was even more cold-blooded than Spock. But he didn't drive Columbo nuts. Columbo feigned that burst of anger to draw Mayfield out. When he didn't, and then Mayfield had his outburst in the operating room, then Columbo had him.
He's also probably the closest of all of them to getting away with it. Columbo knew it was him from the beginning but was perplexed about the proof until the very last minute of the show.
Does he use the neck pinch instead of anesthesia?
He needs the pointed ears for that to work.
This is the first episode where I remember Columbo showing his angry side , it kinda blew me away when he slams that container on the desk.
Yeah man. Columbo may be able to be respectful towards and even empathize with killers who are remorseful, but he's got zero patience for ones who are genuinely remorseless.
Cracked an egg on the murder weapon. What a guy.
Is there a coffee machine on the floor? No. 😂
How is this possible, no coffee machines?
How quickly he said "no" was hilarious! :)
Tony Samson Trying too hard there...
Shane T who hurt you?
Marcilla Smith It was a shit joke ! So what !!
Love Columbo, Peter Falk and the sets are always so real, like the furnishings in old Hollywood
It's a good thing Nimoy took this role so he wouldn't be typecast as Spock the rest of his life.
@Jill Sweeney Yes I remember that series. Nimoy got a starring role in it after he finished playing Spock in Star Trek when that series ended.
True! Until I saw your comment, I forgot all about that role
Just stay out of hospitals as much as possible.😂
Agreed!
Except when you're sick of course.
Or If you have COVID-19, stay home!
Every single act of Columbia is a gem
“I could see that you were terribly upset!!”
I would like see more comment sections on different Columbo episodes, not on the same episode over and over again, this being the 4th comment section on just this one episode in the last 2 weeks. Smoking in hospital rooms must still have been allowed when this episode was made, as the smoke from Columbo's cheap cigar can clearly be seen rising when he is talking to the doctor in his office.
Spock knows it's logical Columbo's coming for him.
Dr Mayfield's big mistake here was trying to frame her ex-boyfriend for the murder when Columbo was hot on his tail. That was a big no no, especially after we find out the boyfriend had been injected into his left arm when he was left handed.
I just bought the entire series. I love this show
How much did the whole series cost
@@mikebe41 70 bucks
If only he hadn't touched that clock,.....
Spock could successfully fight Khan, Klingons, etc., but not Columbo!
0:55 when you're high and can't remember where you left your gloves so you start looking everywhere
"Is there a coffee machine on this floor?"
"No."
It's not lost on me how methodically the tracks were being covered. He stages a robbery, doesn't break the windows, takes maybe 10 things out of the cabinet, as he walks away from the hutch he lazily knocks down that book instead of strategically placing it away from the rest of the pile, he pushes one chair over but not the other, he also doesn't mess up the items on the desktop. He does this all while still wearing gloves AND does it in little more than 40 seconds. It looks just like a room that actually got ransacked for jewelry.
Dr Mayfield gave himself away as a key suspect to Columbo by setting his clock while hearing the about the death of the nurse. Columbo took him by surprise as he was doing it, if he was getting the news over the phone while Columbo was present he would not have done it.
I hope they only needed one take for the doctor to tear apart the room. imagine being the poor sucker who has to tidy it up again and again for multiple takes
Well considering Columbo was usually filmed "single camera" technique, it would not surprise me if it did have to be done multiple times.
I love it! Colombo cracks a hard boiled egg on the murder weapon
Most cold hearted killer but least successful, he didn’t kill his intended victim. He made things too complicated and they snowballed on him. Being a doctor, don’t kill people using the the method that reminds cop of your profession.
Love the eerie music when Leonard Nimoy is in the car
Those are pretty big tribbles at 1:20.
Must have been cathartic to be given a green light to trash an apartment without having to fear about cleaning it back up afterwards.
Columbo. Best Ever!
I love columbo
In a clip two weeks ago, someone pointed out that there was no blood on the tire iron. Altho I didn't see the point then perhaps it's a clue. Perhaps the doctor hit her in a way calculated to avoid bloodshed. Anyway, it's lucky for Columbo because as he tells us he faints at the sight of it.
I will also say that Dr Mayfield was one of the boldest, and possibly one of the least careful killers in Columbo. It's almost as if he wanted people to suspect him so he could then somehow shift the blame onto them. It was like a game to him just like it was a game to Columbo. Let's look at the evidence shall we? He used painted dissolving suture on Dr Heiderman when all the other surgeons / nurses were around him to see and possibly feel it. How could he have possibly thought that nobody else would have seen that? Also he goes and murders Sharon in plain sight with no balaclava or disguise in full view of a public car park. Even without cameras back in those days, how crazy is that?!! Also we have him going all the way up to her boyfriend's apartment in full view where people could possibly have seen him entering and leaving. That is either really sloppy and careless, or displaying a level of arrogance that only a narcissistic psychopath could portray.
I'm in the serial killer camp.. he just started killing everybody all of a sudden, he didn't think he could be caught because he was insane.
Where is Columbo when we need him? In today's world the old school way he solves crimes would definitely make crime go down
My favorite show !!!!!!!!!!!
"Oh, just 1 more thing..."
0:58, you can tell Leonard Nimoy isn’t used to ransacking houses like this in real life😂
Ransacking the apt lol!!😂😂
Gee, I don't even want this, I haven't had coffee yet!
I love that kitchen.
Never missed an episode,
“Every man's life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from another.”---- Ernest Hemingway.
Not everyone deliberately shoots himself with a shotgun.
Fascinating.
a good hint for everyone: stay out of hospitals as much as possible (unless you work there)
Dr. Mayfield was so disliked, that shortly after he was imprisoned, after a lengthy trial, former Deputy Commissioner Mark Halperin,
Dr. Bart Keppell, and Dr. Ray Flemming, who were incarcerated with him in the same prison, beat Dr. Mayfield senseless.
Shame on Spock for murdering that nurse
Even Spok couldn't fool Columbo.....as logical as he is?
If I was limited to *only* 3 TV shows to watch for the remainder of my life Columbo would easily be one of them. Peter Falk was absolutely brilliant and is the second greatest character portrayal by ANY actor in the past 75 years. Guess who ranks #1..
Lt. Columbo, Fred G. Sanford, Ralph Kramden, Archie Bunker, Paulie Walnuts, Jeannie were some of my favorites.
@@danielhood4062 --as great as Peter Falk was playing the role of Lt. Columbo I would rank him second behind Carroll O' Connor playing the role of Archie Bunker as being the most irreplaceable character in TV history.
@@robertwheatley2471 It's ironic that of all the characters I listed, Carroll O' Conner as Bunker was the only actor that wasn't basically playing himself. You are right, his portrayal WAS the most iconic in history.
@@danielhood4062 --that is another aspect of how brilliant O'Connor was. By playing a character who was 180 degree opposite of who he really was. Besides the comedy and the brilliant cast another purpose of the show was for Carroll O'Connor and the show's creator Norman Lear (who was also a lefty) to put down the right-wing. And they were able to do that in AITF. So besides being a groundbreaking landmark show that tackled a wide range of issues there also was a political objective to the show..
@@robertwheatley2471 But the show had the opposite effect. Instead of making Archie look ignorant, It made the leftist Stivic look like the ungrateful fool and hypocrite, and Archie the likeable one.
That's "get to work music".
Sorry I detain you now Is there a coffee machine on this floor?No 😂😂😂😂😂
Columbo shows up like the hand of God.
Dr Mayfield, genius murderer: Was it a robbery?
The music, up to 44 seconds is the same as used by Dead Can Dance. (Sorry cant remember the name)
Has anyone else ever wanted to see an episode where Columbo ends up accused or is framed for murder and has to clear his name by finding the real murderer, who is actually someone Columbo caught before however got released and went to seek revenge, but Columbo doesn't know who that is?
Romulan2469 why stop there? Colombo could find a trail of clues that leads him to the conclusion that he has a split personality, and his alter ego is the killer
Should have used the Vulcan death grip it’s untraceable
Everything is good for breaking his eggshell. The most unusual was when he did it on a victim's shoe.
Ahah do you remember what episode ? I just rewatched them all in 2019 and don't remember that.
@@Goldmember1208
I can't remember the episode without having specified which one. What I remember is that the victim was in an ambulance when Columbo broke an egg on his shoes.
You think Nimoy ever did that to Shatner's place?
Colombo knew from the call and from Nimoys question, that he is guilty.
Colombo said when asked “was it robbery “ that Nimoy couldnt possibly know because the investigation hadn’t been completed NOR had Colombo stated it was a robbery.
Out of all the reasons someone could be murdered from, Nimoy picked the one that fit the scene. Big mistake, also the person on the phone couldn’t have told him it was a robbery.
An arrogant Doctor ...what a surprise.....................
How does Columbo always seem to know, right from the beginning, who is guilty?
He reads the script in advance.
@@Romulan2469 Yeah, that's what I thought...LOL
Or is this Spock messing about on the holodeck?
Peter Falk and Anne Francis were both from Ossining, New York.
Classic Columbo clinch - or what was the word Peter Falk had for it when the murderer casually gives themselves away? - Doctor Mayfield caught resetting his desk clock while receiving the awful news about the murder of his nurse.
Uses murder weapon to crack his eggshell of his hard boiled egg.
The police knew that her house keys hadn't been recovered, and that the murderer might well be in possession of them. You think they'd maybe warn the roommate about that.
How A Doctor Covers His Tracks... He tells Columbo to stay out of hospitals!
Beam me up Scotty.
RIP MR. SPOCK
Nimoy was excellent here
Why is he tossing it bare handed but had gloves on in the car lmao
got anything to help open this egg?
Don't bust Spok!!!!
can any one tell me that these are really short episodes ,or they are like reviews??
Clips from the episodes.
Alright folks it's all over with now. I think you better go home now. Keep them dispersed, alright. Keep moving folks, please, it's all over with now.
Dr. Mayfield was very poisonous. He only wanted to avoid anybody else ruin his reputation.
Columbo had luck to solve himself the big problem that Dr. Mayfield was causing.
R.I.P. Peter Falk and Leonard Nimoy.
im just surprised to realize that shape for a plastic orange juice bottle has been around so long
Sure did. It's a mesh
That last question of Colombo wasn't getting an A grade so mayhem Mayfield Maybe doc flunked
The nurse was Helen Crump
Put the full one instead of this short..
What is wrong with murders!?
Why do they always ask about the time!?
Do they not realize inspector Colombo find it suspicious!?
Did you post this because Ian Paterson’s been back in the news?
That is some type of skill to be able to take an old video, some old TV show, and put it on the Internet. I don't even know where to start to do something like that. Mrs. Video wants to take a class at the junior college to learn all that, but I don't know, that seems pretty expensive, and this whole thing is beyond me.
I sure would like to know how to do that. Maybe you could just give me a simple step by step. That is, if you have time. I don't want to take all your time. I know you're very busy.
One more thing...you pay for the Internet connection at your home monthly? Yet they don't send a paper bill? That's been troubling me.
That's Spock.
3:34 - 3:39
Kosperry, anyone?
I always check out everything on my street as I walk down the street and would notice a guy in a car not moving with his head turned lol
Hey, aren't you Spock?
"stay out of hospitals as much as possible" meaning don't come back lieutenant.
"these are not the droids you're looking for"
Leonard Nimoy es un perfecto villano y Peter Falk es un perfecto detective
no hablo spanish. pero, comprendo.
@@MisterDantastic Hello, Y'm from Uruguay ,a small country between Argentina and Brasil, my english is very bad, my pronunciación is worst, Y try understand interwiews for practice english, Y love tv show Columbo and Y love Star trek original , Falk and Nimoy together is great, GOD BLESS YOU MY FRIEND 😀🙌🙌
Was this on Vulcan?
Spock Vs Columbo.
I _really_ need to stay away from the comments for the clips from this episode. All the uninspired comments calling Dr. Mayfield Spock!