Columbo Finds Commodore’s Murderer | Columbo

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  @romulusnr · 5 years ago

  Kinda love how he's doing the cliche "reveal to the room" detective bit. Usually he'd just confront the guilty party directly, or else put the guilty party in a revealing situation in front of others. But this was the classic Poirot-esque long-form reveal to everyone.

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• ZA

  @Zagrebian · 5 years ago

  I swear time moves faster when I watch Columbo clips. This was not 7 minutes long.

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• MI

  @mirellalastar · 4 years ago

  I like how columbo has zero notion of personal space.

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• MI

  @mikebrowne477 · 5 years ago

  This is one of the weirdest Columbo episodes but even weird Columbo is still entertaining...

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• BE

  @benbergin538 · 3 years ago

  I love how Columbo lingered on Swanny after he asked him to identify the watch. He immediately knew it was him behind the crime

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• RI

  @ridgesail · 5 years ago

  My new party game is asking people "Commodores watch", and seeing what they say back 😂

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• SA

  @Sameoldfitup · 5 years ago

  “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

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• JB

  @jburbridge7782 · 5 years ago

  Why does the old man look like he&apos;s had a beating at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0adEhZ1mfc&amp;t=73">1:13</a> 😂

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• GR

  @gregorywall2479 · 4 years ago

  Fred Draper (Swanny Swanson) also played David Morris, the blind witness in &quot;A Deadly State of Mind&quot;.

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• CO

  @coreyform563 · 4 years ago

  Never would hold up in court. They wouldn&apos;t even bring a case based on that

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• FR

  @frankroper3274 · 5 years ago

  Best detective show of all time in my opinion. &nbsp;This started out as part of an array of of shows that would come on in Prime Time back in the 70&apos;s. &nbsp;Mc Cloud, Mc &nbsp;Millan and Wife and Columbo...then Columbo got so popular they only ran Columbo every Sunday. &nbsp;I think it started on CBS and later came back with it on ABC but to me the early were the best...Peter Falk was born to play that role!

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  @DoctorSargeMD · 3 years ago (edited)

  Very strange episode but entertaining nonetheless. I noticed that the entire episode Columbo was being very touchy feely. The jokes at the beginning where he was pressed against Clay with his arm behind him, the moment he practically presses his face against the woman doing meditation to say goodbye, and here where he gots so close to each person as they listen to the clock.

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