Columbo Bluffs the Murderer | Columbo

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• LE

  @lewisner · 3 years ago

  Some people think Baseheart and Blackman were bad actors but they were great actors playing bad actors.

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• AU

  @auntydale3379 · 3 years ago

  Even my 10 year old nephew thought that he was cool because "he tricks the bad guys into thinking he's stupid but then he catches them".

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• ST

  @StarrChild. · 3 years ago

  I&apos;ve just started watching a few clips of Columbo and one thing i&apos;ve always noticed is how he reacts after catching the murderers. He doesn&apos;t celebrate with a gotcha, doesn&apos;t rub it in or lord it over them as being superior. He looks sad most of the time. Sad and tried. Like he remembers there are victims in the case who he&apos;s trying to solve it for and after finally catching the criminals, he&apos;s finally allowing himself to relax and take a break. He doesn&apos;t have to be on guard and so observant anymore.<br>I could be totally wrong, as I&apos;ve not watched for long, but Columbo just comes off as so real and down to earth. He&apos;s not super smart or tough as nails, he&apos;s just a guy doing his job and trying to make it right for the victims

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• JM

  @jmaxxtv9912 · 3 years ago (edited)

  &quot;Gee, Mr. Frame, I&apos;m always getting you angry, I&apos;m sorry about that. It must be my accent or something...&quot; Hahahahahaa! THE best! 😂👍

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• LA

  @Lava1964 · 3 years ago

  Columbo did have to take a major chance with his bead-flicking skills.

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• ON

  @onceagian · 3 years ago

  His face slowly changing to complete despair as Colombo explains it with tears in his eyes. Best acting

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• RO

  @rosiefay7283 · 3 years ago

  This &quot;London Wax Museum&quot; is presumably meant to be Madame Tussaud&apos;s. The building used for its entrance is in fact the Royal College of Music.

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• 4C

  @4ctivepain606 · 3 years ago

  columbophile doesn&apos;t like this episode but i think just getting to see the lieutenant goofing around london &amp; enjoying himself makes it a 10/10 in and of itself

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• ON

  @onemorething123 · 3 years ago

  I love the episodes where Columbo bluffs the murderers into confessing. Such dramatic flair. &nbsp;These two lost it too, lol.. Incidentally, &nbsp;as someone who works both a main job and a side hustle where people yell, scream, threaten, cry, etc in my main job, and then bark, growl and try to intimidate in my side hustle, I love how Columbo always stays calm regardless of how people act. He gets angry occasionally, but it&apos;s always restrained anger. I can relate to that. By the way, my side hustle is dog training (didn&apos;t want anyone thinking people were barking and growling!)

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• SA

  @SallySallySallySally · 3 years ago

  The way Richard Basehart loses it cracks me up every time I see this. There he is, in the background, just babbling away. LOL.

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• AC

  @actioncom2748 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0lfMFm4GGo&amp;t=334">5:34</a> - When you&apos;re so screwed that you start to retreat from reality.

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• MI

  @michaeljohnson5365 · 3 years ago

  FACT it would take you 86 hours and 51 minutes to watch all of Columbo

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