Double Trouble | Columbo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- From Season 2 'Double Shock' -
A smarmy TV chef and his identical twin brother, a rigidly proper banker, are suspects in the electrocution of their rich uncle.
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Martin Landau should have won two emmys for his performances in this Columbo episode.
"SHADDUP!!!"
What about his twin brother doe? Can’t forget him
@@ronyeahright9536 lmao. I’m laughing reading this in my head
There is no way that an electric plug can be that close to the bathtub
@@nevientadross8129 Unfortunately, I've seen some very bad design flaws...my old house had a sockett two feet from the tub. I kept wondering what I would plug into it if I had to use it.
Columbo, the total gentleman comforts Mrs Peck.
Colombo showing kindness and gallantry to Mrs Peck who absolutely didn't deserve it. 😊
In all fairness she was grieving and in denial about the events that were occurring.
@@theironmarshmallowg3932 I'm sure it's because of the damage that Columbo had to pay for.
Loved the banter and chemistry between Peter Falk and Jeanette Nolan. Funny scenes. "You're a bum!" lol Nolan was a fine character actress back in the day.
Another great episode. It's obvious so many great character actors like Landau relished the opportunity to work with Falk.
Kind of like how they did the "twins "old school"...not using camera trickery, split screen, or filming from behind...just making sure only one "brother" was in a shot at a time
@Maximillian Wylde actually i found it to be quite easy, once you get the hang of it
They had to because Columbo's budget didn't allow for special effects--I imagine renting out all of those luxury locations took up the bulk of it. Even then, the technology for that was so expensive that only movie studios had the cash to pull them off with any degree of impressiveness.
Dabney Coleman as the gum chewing detective is hilarious.
You probably dont care but if you are bored like me during the covid times you can watch pretty much all of the latest movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Have been binge watching with my girlfriend for the last couple of days xD
@Wilson Ray definitely, have been using instaflixxer for since november myself :)
War games.
this one must be one of the very best episodes ever, not only is Martin Landau in it but he is in it even twice, just hilarious ... and the maid who dislikes Columbo is so funny as well
I cannot understand why so many of the comments are about whether the twins would get convicted in court. Just enjoy Columbo for what it is. It doesn't go to court, if it did it would be written differently to take account of the greater burden of convincing a judge and jury who unlike us viewers did not see the murder unfolding before our eyes.
Precisely!
It's all about Columbo finding the clues and naming the suspect. I suppose they could have had him present the same evidence in court to win a conviction.
And to be fair, if a detective like Columbo can poke holes in the alibis of two suspects with evidence like the record from the telephone company, then surely a prosecutor could as well.
Was that old lady supposed to provide comedic relief? All she gave me was a headache
Yes, too much of HAM from her - just like Honor Blackman ("Dagger of the Mind").
Always wanted to punch Mrs Peck! 😂😂
@@Cheezwizzz : Yeah!
I found her annoying
had a serious crush on Martin Landau when he played in Mission Impossible😍
I like the medical dramas on Mrs Peck's television in this episode. They're funny.
the best line in this episode... when one of the brothers yelled "SHUT UP!" - any half baked trial lawyer fresh out of law school can get these guys off, provided the other brother keeps his mouth shut.
I must say i dont know if Norman is the one who threw the mixer in bath . But he seems contions is waking up . But Dexter no . Obvious who made it up . And Norman now knows but late should sent Dexter to hell with it
@Maximillian Wylde i did see it . 😊 but it looks Norman is sorry at least not like Dexter .
@Maximillian Wylde yeah he followed Dexter and now to late to change it
That house was used in Identity Crisis and the 1990 Rock Hudson T.V movie.
Irrelevant comment perhaps, but my parents have had a rocking chair like Mrs Peck's for my whole lifetime, if not longer.
Landau, a perfect example of a well spoken era
All this...and Julie Newmar, too!
Mrs. Peck was a boss level Karen.
She was crazy!
Love how a lot of condescending culprits treat him like an idiot. Yet he nails them good.
Poor Mrs Peck 🙁
lol .. i was thinking the same thing.
She knew them from kids and they turned in this sad
This reminds me of Juice Belts because I saw it say, "Belts cannot be placed within red zones." on that game.
THOSE "GAPING HOLES"
I often read comments about the so-called "gaping holes" in the plot lines of Columbo episodes. With respect to these leagle-eyed critics, this is my response:
I care not about these multiple and "gaping plot holes", cited with such regularity. I care not, not one single iota. As relevant as these loose ends may be, the truth of the matter is that they are a distraction from the pure aesthetic quality of the work. Fine art, in all its dimensions, requires moments of SUSPENDED DISBELIEF in order to be truly appreciated. And "Columbo", in all its glory, represents supeme fine art in the genre of television detective fiction. Yes, this is detective fiction; not courtroom drama!
For me it's the sheer delight, among other elements, of watching Columbo in action: his peerless genius, his eccentric and idiosyncratic mannersms (more often than not a clever ruse in the art of distraction), his subtle sense of humour, his unmistakable humility and modesty (delicately balanced with his razor-sharp acumen and powers of observation), his calculated cat-and-mouse routine before delivering the kiler blow and so much more; infinitely ...
Seconded. The glory is in the chase and the catharsis in the gotcha with the murders breakdown and concession of defeat. Whether they'll actually go to jail or not is irrelevant.
*Mrs Columbo* To my late, great husband's fandom: thank you. Through the years, I've enjoyed reading your tributes; some make me cry, many make me laugh, all bring me joy. I fondly referred to your Lt Columbo as "Loo" and "F (Frank & Falk)." The time has come that I can disclose this fact: I was the mastermind behind solving each case. That was our pillow talk. Loo was the public face; I was the wo-man behind the man. As much as each of you may be intimately familiar with F's body of work, I embody it. Thank you for allowing me to join your elite, Columbo clan. I remain F's treasure chest of memories, and will answer your Qs to the best of my ability. Yours, Mrs C (ps: This is my social media debut. For you - and you only - do I delicately venture into the online meet/meat market. Be gentle.)
And the cop with the tash ends up being the murderer years later in Murder of a rockstar (if i remember the title right)
Dabney Coleman
When Martin went for that second attempt to lift Columbo from the tub, I thought that he was going to run his hands through the detective's arms and pick him up by the pits...but I suppose that would've shattered the cute little theory that the lieutenant came up with.
Dabney Coleman was under-used during this production but he wasn't a big star yet.
America’s Sherlock at work
Better than Sherlock, in my opinion. Sherlock had personal problems such as drug addiction that didn't seem to plague our Columbo.
@@markemerson8399 Not counting imaginary wife...
@@halthammerzeit Haha ... you don't think he has a wife?
@@markemerson8399 Not a shred of evidence for her existence during entire show. Just Colombo's anegdotes about her.
@@halthammerzeit Haha ... maybe you are right.
The Killers Alway wears a sport coat and Turtlerneck !
the telephone company was a character on its own in this series
This is the ONLY show on Columbo that I cannot watch! The housekeeper, Mrs. Peck, is over the top with her yelling and screaming at Columbo. This would have caused me to commit a crime. Love Martin Landau though....I learned to mute the show when the housekeeper comes on.
Absolutely! It could have been a memorably fine performance had she expressed the same sentiments in a more, measured and controlled way. This was HAM all over. This was an excellent episode spoilt by this character.
But their exchanges made me understand that Mrs. Columbo adores him!
mute mute donkey mule haha
Mrs. Peck reminds me of when I saw it say, "Belts cannot be placed within red zones." on Juice Belts that I used to have when I was younger.
I believe it's because of the damage that Columbo had to pay for.
That housekeeper ruined this great episode. Shouting from the bottom of her lungs and overacting - overplaying her part. Her name is Jeanette Nolan. She was 62 when this was filmed - an experienced actress. She ought to have known better, surely!
hahaha charlie you're a real gag you know
Yes totally. I rarely watch the episode because I can't stand the screeching. It hurts my ears. Otherwise I really like it.
That means nothing to a director's vision.
Both brothers tried to out smart Columbo...but if they thought they were double trouble for Columbo than he turned out to be triple trouble for them
Told ya months ago that conviction would happen. Columbo got the twins good.
They took this off the James Bond movie.
Always a joy to watch the late great Martin Landau
An electrical outlet right next to a bathtub? How did that pass code?
We always have an electric outlet near the bathroom sink.
@@bobbyfrancis8957 BUT this one wasn't a GFI...clearly done for the show...NO WAY that bathroom gets passed w/o GFI..............
@@shield8430 What's a GFI?
@@bobbyfrancis8957 Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt.......GFCI....prevents electrical shorts esp near water sources...That scene would never happen if it were a real bathroom...
They did say it was an old house probably wasn't code when it was built. I live in an old house and the only GFCI outlet we had up until recently or was in the unfinished basement.
I needed more Landau in my Columbo. And Dabney Coleman. Always him.
Norman hung them both be when he said
" what's done is done".
Brilliant episode
Columbo is awsome, but this will never stand in court
Another Chalk for Fall😀
One of these episodes that first aired in our country back in ČSSR times. And one of the best episodes.
I've never seen this one. 😐
Two Martin Landaus'? They're breeding them.
LOL
It seems more than very strange an outlet would be so close to a bath tub.
Please please upload full episodes thank you
Saw this interesting Norman was probably the one who threw the mix in the bathtub and killed him and he s the one who shows regret more then Dexter . Its obvious Dexter planned it and Norman s mistake not sending him to hell with it
5:07 me to myself when I say something stupid
Wow, those two guys look alike. Amazing!
@@bornyesterday21 - Yesss.....I was just kidding.
It's the same guy that played this two characters. The scenes with the two brothers are perfect. It was difficult to do that in 1973.
@@TheGeneralgrant91 - 🥜
"Peanut-Gallery Grant".
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You're right! similar things were done on Bewitched. (they were really playing around with that in those days!) When one would "disappear". I could have my information crossed up, but I remember something about using "blue screen" to create these effects. Of course, timing has to be absolutely perfect,as was in this scene.
OF course uncle died of electrical shock.....outlet is right in tub area!......not code for sure...
Mission TWINPOSSIBLE.
I would like to see how two men drag a body around the house on floors, and at the same time no one notices them
He doesn't miss a trick. Smart mind
I only know him for this and North by Northwest
Full episode PLEASE!
Matlock aint got nothing on Colombo
Matlock
@@charlenebartley3203 My bad
I liked it, but no way they are going to prison without some more evidence.
It doesn't matter, just sit back and enjoy, this case is not going to court, it's a TV show!
Nice actor Columbo 🎥🎥🎥🎥
"Norman you couldn't tell a Picasso from a Raushack test." For Columbo to solve this bizarre connundrum he had to be a genius.
why is this channel posting bits of the episodes OUT OF SEQUENCE !!!!
Double double toil and trouble
Please post some of "Identity Crisis" with Patrick McGoohan.
They should do a remake of Columbo in which Saul Goodman gets the killers off.
I wonder if columbo could proove the sequence in a court
I guess Mrs Peck is out of a job now ?
For the last couple of months it seems this channel has been uploading clips in rotation from just a handful of episodes for comment. Do they not have any clips from other episodes they could upload so we could comment on them, such as from the first ever Columbo pilot movies "Prescription Murder" or "Ransom For A Dead Man"?
2 Martin for the price of 1 ❤️❤️
He is one act from missions imposiblue old from 1964
Y martin landadu
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams
weak ending. zero proof. just columbo relying on a murder she wrote type confession in the end.
When everything is on camera proving things will be easy - until then to convince a jury Columbo's formula of motive, method, and opportunity is persuasive.
I’ve always found this episode highly improbable and stretching credulity. The ending is indeed very weak.
A lot of endings are weak
Weak evidence that would surely get thrown out in court or isn't plausible
Its not the point though, Columbo is not a court drama like Perry mason. The viewer sees the murder being planned and committed early on in the episode and then Columbo enters and puts the clues together to catch the murderer. He doesn't have to get them convicted in the courts.
@Maxime De Winter yeah. her overreactions are annoying
Falk.
Colombo’s great but this episode, despite superb acting, was one of the weaker ones.
It was a weak ending. There was no proof, just a lot of speculation on Columbo part. I think the worst Columbo ending was the one where the women killed her brother. She had it set up that he would come in the house through the door leading into her room. She shot him and claim she thought he was a burglar. She went to trail and they found her innocent, that it was an accidentally shooting. Columbo was able to prove that she killed her brother. She was arrested at the end. WTF!!!! There's nothing they can do to her because of double jeopardy.
I like Columbo very much and its still my favorite detective show. But some of them are just outright bullshit!
It's fun to watch though
34stzoo
What trial.?..... her boyfriend told Columbo he heard shots from house.... then the alarm. Proving she shot him first then turned alarm on which makes her guilty
@@Gentlebreeze397 Which is true! I didn't say she was innocent. All I'm saying is they can't charge her again for her brothers death.
That's double jeopardy. You can't be charged for the same crime twice.
@@34stzoo it didn't go to trail in the first place. Her lawyer friend solved the case for columbo. Because the shots came first, then the alarm. That was the cart before the horse.
@@dinky19810 No, then we're talking about the wrong episode. The sister took over the advertisement company. Leslie Nielson was in this episode. He played the boyfriend.
The shows went for 60 minutes but they had to condense them to under 10 minutes by taking out unnecessary and repetitive content because the old TVs couldn’t hold anything over 10 minutes. The mondo Columbus shows are very short always less than 10 minutes because of the primitive mondo TVs they had back then.
The old old old TVs could not hold more than 10 minutes of show even without nipnagel or shnibuts rhetoric as they used CRT Catholic Ray Tubs technology Motorola involvement and non Dylan Mulvaney CLT or Claw Technology. No harm no fowl. Crackhead Barney oversees the southerly wing of the flies we fight as fly fighters. Caitin Clark scores best against them. The fly fighters tried Dylan Mulvaney to shorten the shows advertising and tried to produce a non racist TV set with Motorola involvement with flypaper control and Dylan Mulvaney CEO.
The historically correct Crackhead Barney and a prominent associate of Dylan Mulvaney declined comment at that time but was very involved. So was Cat Clark on our side. Transgander influencer Dylan Mulvaney abandoned by Bud Lights and faced too much bullying and transphobia. Crackhead Barney is her team member in Chicago. The proof is in the pudding. It’s all part of the non racist Al Qawama discovering process
My advice to these Columbo killers is... Better Call Saul!
Or just "SHUT UP!"
They can't trick Columbo, but they can trick the judge