Columbo - 'Just Ordering Some Chilli' | Columbo

But there's been a new development with his current case, where the scheming Mr Goodland has managed to get the cops off his tail except for Columbo of course.
Season 2 Episode 2 "Greenhouse Jungle"
Columbo arrives at a kidnapping case, which at some point turns worse. Everything seems to be related to a trust fund managed by a man with a great love for orchids, Mr Goodland.
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[@michaelman957]

I like that Columbo doesn't speak ill of him even behind his back

[@joeboxter3635]

That's class! Besides, if you going to talk Ill of someone make sure they are already ill. You don't want to make someone sick.

[@stefs3460]

Also I think Columbo likes Wilson despite his faults

[@andrewclark8630]

The relationship between Columbo and Sgt. Wilson is priceless.

[@captainhaire]

Do his “partners” play the same guy over multiple appearances? Like does Bruce Kirby play the same guy?

[@KilliK69]

@@captainhaire no, sometimes they play different characters.

[@tonybordonaro9066]

Facts.

[@makeminefreedom]

Columbo just wanted to get rid of his ambitious friend so he could eat his chilli in peace.

[@icarusalchemist1398]

Usually 5 day old chilli and don't forget the crackers! 👍🏻

[@Maninawig]

I think it was a trial by fire. The guy was over zealous and biased, looking for an easy out. Columbo wanted to teach Wilson to slow down.... like training a puppy.

[@lisashapiro4714]

Evil 😱

[@NormFoss]

Without beans

[@mmsizzlak]

You know he wanted to say, "bish... You see me about to eat chili, right?" but was just too nice

[@danielbrooks9508]

These early episodes of Colombo were always the best ones...just one more thing.

[@ricogoldstar]

@5:05 - 5:07 Detective Grover looking at him like, "Who the Hell are you slappin' on the back and tellin' to step on it? You ain't Columbo."

[@jamestiscareno4387]

What made " Colombo " so good is they first show you the crime being committed. Its perpetrator isn't in question. It's figuring out how they get caught. Colombo is my absolute favorite. " Oh, just one more thing "

[@littlejoe9381]

I really like how he gets on the bad guy’s nerves.

[@mizofan]

See the clip of comedian Frankie Boyle and the banks causing the economic crisis; it was all clear as in a Columbo episode who the murderer is yet people still preferred to blame immigrants and foreigners

[@captainhaire]

It’s like a Cardassian crime novel…anyone?

[@tilesetter1953]

Columbo is very kind about praising Wilson's talents 😁

[@regalecusglesne3022]

"wilson? he's a nobody, another rookie trying to climb the ladder, thinking he got everything figured out. give him two months and he'll be back writing parking tickets"

[@bobchipman4473]

Tbf, he was very thorough. He followed up on what seemed to be a good lead and went the extra mile on searching the shoe closet when the other detective overlooked it.

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

The first seven seasons in the '70s were the best!

[@blockmasterscott]

Gotta love it when the grizzled veterans let the new guys play. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bill4786]

To this day, whenever I have chilli (usually fall or winter, but sometimes any time, including spring or summer) I think of this moment from Columbo. I watch this particular episode about once a year. Peter Falk will always be the most underrated actor performing in a mystery lead role. For forty years I've watched and been entertained. Let's see any current Hollywood star do that with an audience member.

[@theodorehsu5023]

Bill, I admit I am a chili fan too. With chopped onions and some cheese, maybe a few crackers if no bread. Though I didn’t realize they used 2 “L”s in chilli. I’m wondering what that variety is like, because I’m used to the one-L variety.

[@bill4786]

@@theodorehsu5023 In American English, "chili" is the most common spelling for the spicy peppers as well as the stew and hotdog topping. In British English the preferred spelling is "chilli." In Spanish speaking countries and regions of the US, "chile" is the most common variant.

[@malbig2344]

your talking pish, Columbo was not a mystery... How can Columbo be a mystery when you know from the off who the murderer is???

[@bill4786]

@@malbig2344 It was literally part of what was known as the NBC Mystery Movie, part of the American television anthology series back in the 70s when I was a kid. Airing Sundays & Wednesdays. Sit down skippy the adults are talking.

[@andrewdrabble8939]

This was my late Grandma's favourite episode because of how Columbo goes tearing down that hillside lol

[@stevensimpson6417]

I wonder if that was actually in the script.... or an accident and they just said ... "roll with it"

[@andrewdrabble8939]

Yeah it does make you wonder lol

[@misskim2058]

@@stevensimpson6417 The story is that he really did lose control and they kept it. He handled it with his usual good humor.

[@SOMEBROAD1]

That was some funny 💩

[@bh8365]

Ray Milland, great actor, was in a couple Colombo episodes. Love his expressions when he is annoyed.

[@dalebaker9109]

Outstanding actor, but very dodgy toupee. Looked better bald.

[@bh8365]

@@dalebaker9109 . Agree. Absolutely obvious. Agree. Better bald, which he did appear at times.

[@patrickjohnson5658]

I only remember Ray Milland in 2 episodes. This one, and one where Robert Culp plays a murdering private detective who kills his wife who was a lot younger than him.

[@dalebaker9109]

@@patrickjohnson5658 a great great actor, by whatever standard you would like to set.

[@Chutney1luv]

Oh yes! Ray Milland, was one of the best cast members in Columbos episodes!

[@NothingMaster]

Columbo and chili are inseparable. 😀

[@Argumemnon]

"...we're dealing with amateurs. I'm guessing that... that they're going to hide the gun somewhere closeby." Well, he wasn't wrong...

[@WilliamLesourd]

We are currently seeing two Colombo per Saturday night in no particular chronological order, here in France. The episodes have never lost their edge although the first few seasons are definitely the best.

[@sshurmatz]

Columbo does love his chilli!

[@qwertyqwerty950]

That Bentley is stunning. Should had got its own spin off show.

[@karolyfeher5539]

So its a Bentley, I thought its a Jag 1st.

[@qwertyqwerty950]

@@karolyfeher5539 It could be, I partially guessed. I thought it could be similar to an S2 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bentley_S2#/media/File:Bentley_Continental_S2_3157641144.jpg

[@danielbrooks9508]

It's an S2 Continental Mulliner Park Ward. $200,000 plus car today!

[@sethfinberg348]

The actor who played Jarvis (the man who drove the car) was also very talented ... played a villain in this episode and the widower in a season 1 episode.

[@jashugg]

Seth Finberg ... and he was Welsh by birth.

[@dabadguy7882]

THE MAN'S GOTTA HAVE HIS CHILI, DAGNABIT!

[@stevensimpson6417]

Now I want some chilli.... damit !

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

In LA...I want Tommies or Pinks

[@raisedonAMradio]

Lt. Columbo and Jim Rockford had the same diet

[@ZEZERBING]

Rockford had the better car.

[@Dabhach1]

The 1970s California diet. When everything tasted better.

[@derekseven1647]

Some of the same writers worked on the same show.

[@bryantcurtis2665]

Rockford loved his fish tacos

[@damienpepper2254]

@@ZEZERBING but Columbo always had the better shows.

[@Sbannmarie]

Thank you for uploading this episodes right now! We need Colombo

[@Darkmage1293]

Chef: "Who's that?" Columbo: "Wilson? Very nice fellow. He's about to be a distraction while I enjoy my dinner, then I'll go get the real murderer. I said without beans right? Ah, doesn't matter, Chili is Chili right? .....Just one more thing. Can I get a refill?"

[@schnitzlplatzl]

"A big help to me on this case." What a generous statement by the humbleness himself.

[@lindamorton2066]

Always loved Columbo.

[@raminybhatti5740]

Some of these actresses from the 70s who played murderers were stunning.

[@adityasanthanam1945]

In this episode, she was not the murderer, but you are correct.

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

Sandra Smith is her name fro m. "Turnabout Intruder", the last episode of the original Star Trek series.

[@bh7286]

Yep

[@friedrice7]

The old guy was the murderer... or is that whom you were referring to

[@floydlooney6837]

I bet half of Hollywood would kill to be on that show

[@TTony-tu6dm]

Unusual for TV cops, Wilson shows how to properly pick up an evidentiary firearm - via the trigger guard

[@elmerofairo]

This was always done on Columbo, you can see it in other episodes too. It's a neat touch

[@patricialinguissi8732]

Columbo is one of my favourite movies. I never missed an episode. For a person like me who hate the 70's. I'm making a huge effort to watch a 70's show. 😅 😅

[@car103d]

Dial M for...just one More thing!

[@jamesbulldogmiller]

Carlo Right!! Ray Milan ...

[@gristmill1213]

Milland played a wonderful bad guy.

[@Sameoldfitup]

“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.

[@barbarastrzykalski7070]

Love Columbo! Every time I eat chili I think of him!! With beans or without beans? Variety!! 😂

[@johncastle5071]

Bob Dishy talking to Columbo at the beginning. Always enjoy watching him.

[@gregoryalberts2503]

I miss those outdoor diners.

[@Art-jl6pt]

...I like seeing all the old cars.a vw in every scene

[@mikelheron20]

Ray Milland's toupee had its own agent.

[@RunPJs]

I've got the Columbovirus!

[@somegoodfella]

@macdonald tramp A bowl of chilli and a good murder mystery are the cure!

[@derekseven1647]

Your Columbo clips just made me a subscriber.

[@martinfinn1550]

By the attitude he took with Columbo, Ray Millands character literally screamed he was a suspect. It was in direct contrast to his attitude to Columbo in "Death Lends a Hand" where his wife who was much younger than him was murdered. As the husband he would be a strong suspect but his attitude in that episode to Columbo was very helpful even to the point of hiring a private investigator to help him. Of course he had no way of knowing the PI was in actuality the murderer.

[@dragui9932]

Thank you !

[@marymcquaid7291]

That negligee looks like the same one Gena Rowlands wore in the episode about the high-tech murder, with Oskar Werner.

[@elfonzo18]

One of my favorite , this guy playing the killer is hilarious

[@holy_braille]

My entire feed is Columbo skits and Macho Man promos. Mission accomplished.

[@eridan7790]

My favourite moment that happens almost in every episode is when columbo forces the suspect to solve same problems that are connected to the murder.

[@SuperIliad]

The guilty one was always the biggest guest star. But what fun and what craftmanship.

[@kevinhealey6540]

1:04 The mannerisms that he use to throw in added so much to the show.

[@pressureworks]

Many of these clips cut out just before the good stuff is revealed. Anticipation

[@yasminghani2073]

Excellent loved it

[@Doc_OLDGUY_Savage]

Amazing number of fingerprints on the evidence; bag, gun. Wilson's paw prints on the bag. Wilson's prints as he moves the gun on the rug, then Grovers after he unties the handkerchief and pockets the gun. If this weren't a Columbo episode, those would be the classic moves of a film dirty cop ... "Get a picture of the security pad, someone touches it before it's dusted I break their fingers." Sara Sidle, CSI

[@MrAshleywilkinson]

Oh just killing time hanging around 😂

[@kongkycum4308]

Full eposide please..... great show, RIP . Mr. PF.

[@alexreid-wh9gq]

Peter Falk & Columbo, very unique & the Best!

[@heedmywarning2792]

That was on fancy house. I think I'd have more than one *tiny* gun to defend it.

[@SteveHigginsWriterBloggerPoet]

Love this episode

[@blockmasterscott]

I’ve had new employees like that in the civilian workplace. Hard chargers that only calm down if you set them loose. Gotta make sure they don’t cause a fuss though.

[@davidwilliams-ow4ji]

Hahaha hahaha damn you're good Columbo

[@SisSherryGoodlin]

I should have been a detective, for Columbo is my personal hero, "fiction-wise", that is.

[@hosseintalaee3119]

Thx. Pls full episodes

[@doriangz]

That's Mr Terrific!

[@harrycallahan8573]

The actress is the only other actor to play Capt. James T Kirk in the original series. It was the last episode filmed where her character trades bodies with Kirk.

[@katherinejay3219]

My favourite show.

[@spacewolfjr]

Chili was a euphemism for global thermal nuclear warfare in the late 70s

[@lotfimouelhi269]

Columbo ? I am in charge ! Beside Columbo is been chilled , i mean bean chili !

[@jamesduggan7200]

Strong but subtle product placement in first 90 seconds.

[@mrjasonwhite73]

Two Star Trek connections in this episode: Sandra Smith played Janice Lester in the final TOS episode, Turnabout Intruder. The "boop" sound of the metal detector was widely used on TOS. Communicator signals, bridge sounds, etc.

[@mumblesbadly7708]

William Shatner, who played the killer in at least two Columbo episodes, played an even better Janice Lester in the same Star Trek: TOS episode. 😉

[@wanderliscious]

I watched Ray Milland and Robert Culp in Season 1 Episode 2 - " Death Lends A Hand" last night on tv. It's one of my favorites :)

[@sarbaazchabahar]

Love Columbo💓👍

[@metal87power]

Chilling Columbo eating Chili

[@michaelv3340]

Love that Bentley Ray Milland was driving.

[@newton2013]

3:50 That metal detector is NOT detecting all those metal hangars.... :)

[@heedmywarning2792]

You inspired me to do some research. This is what I found: "So, what can metal detectors NOT detect? Any element that has little to non-electrical conductivity capabilities won’t be seen by most metal detectors. This also applies for elements that don’t have magnetic capabilities (called paramagnetic). In addition, sometimes even if the metal has conductivity but it has an extra mall size, it won’t be detected." detectingschool.com/what-can-metal-detectors-not-detect/

[@phdtobe]

newton2013 But you gotta love the sound effects!

[@Tim_the_Enchanter]

Love that detective sergeant Wilson. Of course, you can't give the lieutenant a sidekick, but I often wondered if they might not spin Wilson off into his own show.

[@umpokitomaurice6780]

The beep beeps from the metal detector come from Star trek TOS communicators!

[@HEADBANGERSBALLER]

Steven Spielberg directed the very first episode of Columbo. Right before Duel.

[@speakfreeley4473]

Where I live today is not too far from where Ray Milland was born.

[@damien2339]

6:17 "What's the devil are you doing here?" ah ah ah...

[@virnamisra1657]

O My Ray ......Raymonde

[@atticstattic]

Sandra Smith: Dr. Janice Lester _Turnabout Intruder_

[@bjdeee1239]

anticlimactic end to TOS but some of the best acting was in T I ,soul exchange wall, Lester and Kirk morphing in and out at the end...so 1969

[@zenhaelcero8481]

Sandra Smith was really something!

[@malcolmgerald]

He's surrounded by metal and yet the metal detector doesn't go off!

[@dlon8899]

Columbo: Gotcha Murderer: how did you lose your eye?

[@BravoGK]

Wilson? Very nice fella!

[@brucegilbert7243]

A brief case inside an attache case inside a suitcase!

[@martinsmith8487]

Mrs Goodland 🥰

[@glenlee9537]

seems to me that trick with the hankie and the pistol would wipe off prints on the trigger and guard. Don't even get me started with the fake metal detector

[@ianmangham4570]

2:26 Batman noise/star trek life support 👍

[@captainhaire]

“Jarvis what do you want?” “My eyes…I can see the center of the universe”

[@KilliK69]

thank you. i kept smacking my head to remember where i had seen him before. great movie. i think youtube has it online.

[@DarkGob]

dang now i want some chilli

[@tommyparis5047]

Some chili guys... some chili....

[@rimshot2270]

People who make big speeches about how they don't care what other people think of them usually care very much. They figure negative attention is better than no attention at all.

[@rickerhart907]

That's funny it was here a minute ago how many times have we heard that one

[@Alaska-Jack]

Step on it Grover!

[@lordvengerx]

He had it solved long ago lol. He was just being nice to the Sgt letting him think he was helping. That's why the Sgt was prepared in now you see him. Lol #justonemorething

[@patrickjohnson5658]

I don't think so. Near the end of the episode Columbo says to Sgt Wilson "Without you I would never gotten this idea..." What he was referring was to using a metal detector to find the third bullet buried in the greenhouse a year ago which matched the murder bullet, proving both were fired from the same gun that the greenhouse owner used to fire at intruders a year ago but missed hitting only dirt. If he hadn't found that third bullet, he couldn't have proved the greenhouse owner guilty of murder.

[@lordvengerx]

@@patrickjohnson5658 Very true Columbo always remembers the little details no one else pays attention to

[@drchunkybiscuit9973]

Those 2 were childhood friends!

[@jamesduggan7200]

@@patrickjohnson5658 Equally important he couldn't use bullet to exonerate innocent wife.

[@lotfimouelhi269]

@@lordvengerx The venim is in the detail ! And the detail is the venim !

[@pfflyer3381]

I thought it was the one with Timothy Carey as the Chile man.

[@goldmanjace]

LOL Metal detector in the house LAMO how is that gonna work, everything has iron in it and back in the day im sure the disc was really good LOL

[@bhartley868]

Columbo followed the old english UK, police inspector model, complete with trenchcoat, & never a gun. Show the crime first & the sleuth deciphers the clues to the crime; complete with the everyone gathered together in one room for the masterful reveal. But Columbo did it better, with a special flair of character , wit & logical cunning , wrapped up in a sloppy , disheveled raincoat. Also do not forget the car, the dog & the fanciful bumbling. I can watch them over & over again, just for the style alone !

[@houndandhandbag]

Hey! Be careful with those shoes!

[@timothyspearman9347]

He reminds me of Sgt Wojo on Barney Miller.

[@Onoma314]

Cleaning that silverware like it's got coronavirus

[@hitechworld7264]

But setting it down directly on the filthy counter. Gross!

[@lisabradford8180]

i love chili just like columbo does 💖

[@lisabradford8180]

@NWAZ flatEarther with and without

[@martinfinn1550]

This episode has overtones of the episode "Ransom For a Dead Man". In that episode a brilliant trial lawyer decides to kill her husband and make it look like he was kidnapped and then keep the ransom money for herself. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if Columbo had that case in the back of his mind while investigating this one.

[@TimCarter]

In the reboot, the episode Death Hits the Jackpot has a lot of similarities. The uncle kills the nephew for the lottery winnings, and tries to frame the soon to be ex-wife.

[@tylercoon1791]

@@TimCarter that sounds more like Suitable For Framing, another early episode

[@jamesmackinlay4477]

So as he says one more thing your done.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

They'd have no knock warrants and SWAT teams if they remade Columbo today.