Columbo's Wining & Dining Revelation | Columbo

[@chilldude30]

"an exciting meal has been ruined by the presence of this... Liquid filth!" That sentence is absolutely hilarious and the delivery is incredible. I'm creasing

[@robertgregory1927]

I tried that at home and the bride didn’t like it!

[@dwduartejr]

The best part of the whole scene is when Colombo goes back and slips the waiter a tip in an undercover way.

[@glowiever]

pretty slick too, lol. columbo really is a down to earth kinda guy kek.

[@BravoGK]

And when the waiter and maitre d are tasting the wine after that is hysterical

[@melciadsouza8538]

Yes, exactly

[@Francois176]

@@BravoGK yea " tasting" lol

[@bobwoods1302]

I think it would have been more than a tip. He must have paid for the entire meal+tip. Columbo arranged the whole thing with the guys own bottle of wine. No reason for the restaurant to get stiffed. Thing is it looks like there is only one bill. I can't imagine a fancy dinner with vintage wine for 3 people being under a $100 even in the '70s.

[@jackcovington1322]

The acting by everyone is sublime. The mannerisms, body language ... wow.

[@matteoromenghi]

Watched 100 times. Pure gold. Any Old Port In A Storm, terrific episode of Columbo.

[@zhongwa]

You got to admit, that wine steward was a good sport and played his part well. He was in on Columbo's plan, but when Carsini blew up at him he didn't give it away, even when the owner said they didn't have to pay.

[@terrortorn]

What a great performance by Donald Pleasence , he completely convinces as the effete connoisseur without a hint of over egging the act.

[@kendallrivers1119]

Columbo always had such embarrassment of riches casted in roles but Donald Pleasance was definitely one of the greatest. Such depth in the character and the chemistry between he and Falk was so magical

[@lewisner]

He did great adverts too kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn-zfoyIodusibs

[@mizofan]

such a shame he never made it in The Great Escape- so near yet so far

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

I think he looks like he's in a trance. Glazed eyes, staring ahead, almost unable to blink and monotone voice.

[@LynnHarrod]

His performance was convincing until he explodes "this liquid filth!" It made me think of a Monty Python sketch.

[@wallochdm1]

The end of this episode is pure gold. Taking Carsini back to the place he loves one last time, and then serving him a fine dessert wine so he can process it all on the way to jail. Masterful!

[@michellemckillop5712]

Maybe he just liked him

[@1967davethewave]

I never saw the episode, what happened?

[@malbig2344]

@@1967davethewave Carsiny killed his brother because he was going to sell the family business which was winemaking, Carsiny was more interested in producing high-end wines, the younger brother wanted to make plonk and live a jet-set lifestyle. So Carsiny killed the brother and left him in a wine cellar. However, this caused a change of temperature in the wine cellar which oxidized the wine, Columbo knew that Carsiny would notice the difference so he brought a bottle from the cellar to the restaurant, and indeed Carsiny knew the difference proving to Columbo that he Carsiny was indeed the killer.

[@ivanppillay914]

@@malbig2344 : Wasn't the brother alive but unconscious when Adrian Carsini locked his brother, Ricardo, in the cellar tied up? That was on the Sunday. Rick is said to have died on the Tuesday.

[@MrBoingus]

@@malbig2344 please forgive me if I'm missing something obvious, but I recently watched the entire episode myself and I can't seem to get why Carcini recognizing that the wine was overheated and subsequently throwing all his ruined wine away proved he was guilty. he was in another state on the day the heat wave ruined his wine, so he couldn't have known it was ruined until he got back.. I think I may have missed some little detail.

[@snuffilmreject]

The way this episode ended was absolutely beautiful. Columbo caught him dead to rights and the guy was so defeated all he could do was laugh about it. And then when he asked Colombo if the temperature for that day was a record and he saw that Colombo had already checked for him all he could do was laugh again.

[@silkychan6099]

Don't forget the irony that the Donald pleasance character saying that going to jail is better than marrying his blackmailing assistant. If I remember it correctly

[@user-uk5bx1kz2k]

@@silkychan6099 "freedom is purely relative"

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

@@silkychan6099 She's become something of an iron maiden 😂

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

This must be killing you, throwing all this wine out...you have no idea...

[@johnmanier7968]

My only problem with that was the temperature was 109 degrees just two days after the high was only 48. That doesn’t happen in LA.

[@thomasthomas2418]

Donald Pleasence was the best Columbo villain ever! Adrian was the kind of connoisseur who would never talk down to one unfamiliar with wine, but help him to understand and appreciate it. If, however, he was dealing with a poseur, I imagine he would rip him to pieces!

[@glennschadow3779]

Do agree , but the other with jack cassidy was also brilliant.

[@michellemiller4909]

I would do that to the CEOs who made wars and then criticize the victims kind 9f like Elon making fun and the Nazi on his Twitter feed for 10 yrs. It's a eye opener and I'm sure the feds are aware.

[@datfisheboi6519]

That's a good point! Funnily enough, that actually kind of reminds me of Gordon Ramsey, in a way. He's infamous for going off on furious rants with creative insults, but he only tends to go off like that on people who are overconfident, full of themselves or liars, and often showed a lot of compassion for people who made a good faith attempt to homestly do their best, even if they came up short.

[@mrsouthjersey4956]

Vito Scotti giving Columbo a table by the kitchen door after eyeing up his attire. 🤣

[@ravindersingh4822]

My favourite episode. In the end I love the conversation in the car which ends with the quote "I guess, um, freedom is purely relative."

[@MyoclonicJerkCough]

dunno if he'll feel the same after he meets Bubba

[@mickirving6779]

Me to with a bottle of wine great episode

[@kellyplumb3561]

She's an Iron Maiden that one is, lol great episode!!!

[@douglaslally156]

Absolutely one of the best Columbo eps. Interesting, funny, and smart. Pleasance was such a damn fine actor who always kept our interest no matter who he played.

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

He was only 5ft 6ins. Tiny.

[@douglaslally156]

@@treasurehunteruk9718 True but I shot him six times! Six, I shot him! I shot him in the heart! I tell you, he's not human! Sorry, wrong movie.

[@paradisehotel5005]

@@treasurehunteruk9718 His acting talent was huge.

[@mrsands1511]

5:40 "Liquid Filth!" - what a commanding performance from Donald Pleasance. Carsini was a nasty piece of work!

[@wanderer1955]

I think he was just old skool.

[@bobbyfrancis8957]

Don't forget, he also called that liquid filth, IODINE!

[@markmerzweiler909]

And yet you respected him nonetheless...at least I did.

[@robvollman]

I tried an outburst like that to get a free meal at Taco Bell and it didn't work at all.

[@brendathompson2288]

😂😂😂😂😂 Did you really? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@zoltanurmosi1143]

There's always McDonald's to try it again

[@rickhobson3211]

This Mr. Pib has been oxidized! Where did you keep it... on top of the stove??

[@jt4369]

"Is there something wrong! Everything is wrong! An exciting meal has been ruined by the presence of this.....liquid filth!!" "Sir, please don't refer to our taco bowl special that way."

[@crystalgiddens7276]

how can I find the full episode?

[@davidb5205]

I love the little details you catch the upon second viewing. Noticed how, in the beginning, the waiter says "party of three" because Columbo never intended to invite his wife when he made the reservation days ago.

[@dropjawbertone]

Oh definitely. And a great observation, by-the-way. I've seen every Columbo episode probably 20+ times and I'm always catching something new (similar to what you pointed out) each time I watch one. Such brilliance in the acting, writing and directing on that show.

[@TheNameOfJesus]

Oh, wow. Now you've almost got me convinced that Columbo didn't have a wife. I keep waffling on this question.

[@dropjawbertone]

I think he just doesn't like to ever include her in the actual police business. Columbo knew he was going to set up Carsini at the restaurant. Best leave the wife out of it. I'm sure he has a wife (talks to her on the phone in several episodes. Some people have seen her... on the cruise ship, etc) but he probably makes up a lot of things about her just for the suspect's benefit. Same with his other relatives that he talks about. Real people... made up stories.

[@jamesfunk7614]

@@TheNameOfJesus He does have a wife, although never seen in the episodes. Even a photograph of her was of someone else. They do not have kids, so Columbo made up the excuse for her absence.

[@ultimathule1000]

You are wrong. Columbo couldn't obviously know that his wive would have to stay at home. He called the restaurant just before the arrival and cancelled one seat.

[@scootergreen3]

Ha ha! Those two guys at the end were funny tasting the wine.

[@littlejoe9381]

They remind me of rodents.

[@terracottapie]

"THE MARINO BROTHERS?!?! They don't make good wine... they don't even make good MOUTHWASH!!"

[@tomspinksmusicministry]

@@terracottapie Lol! :D

[@MikeSmith-fs9wh]

"Walk this way please." "If I could walk that way, my wife would disown me." Columbo always manages to get his buddies roles in any episode!

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

Donald Pleasence was an acting god. Him and Peter Falk playing off each other is like watching a tennis match between two world class players.

[@mickirving6779]

Wonderful episode Donald pleasence. Absolutely nails it one of the best performances in the whole series

[@clhound]

This is exactly how I react when I'm served a subpar post meal milkshake.

[@rickrick5041]

This will never happen at McDonalds

[@YesYou-zy7kp]

@@rickrick5041 Wanna bet? You haven't seen me when they get my order wrong.

[@rickrick5041]

@@YesYou-zy7kp McDonalds is known world wide for their cuisine and service. Sir, I don't mean to be offensive but the error must have been yours. I and my family of 10 have personally dined every day, in fact 3 times a day at McDonalds and have experienced only the most superb dining experience. They have never, ever got the order wrong. I suggest the large fries oh gratin del lar hoya Oscars which is not on the menu, smothered in ketchup. Just tell them Rick rick referred you. Please give a large tip of at least 100%.

[@doomeddoomer2896]

@@rickrick5041 lollll

[@tomspinksmusicministry]

:D Lol!

[@LynnHarrod]

"Could you please send me the wine steward?" "But of course. The white wine steward or the red wine steward?"

[@NotQuiteFirst]

At least he didn't ask "the white wine steward or the black wine steward?"

[@kimothy1701]

What happened to the Rose wine steward...?

[@wanderer1955]

@@NotQuiteFirst Could have asked for the Bar steward. Or even the silly bar steward.

[@wanderer1955]

I once asked the waitress if she had a white Macon. She said no just a skirt and blouse.

[@wanderer1955]

@Dawn of the Dad :::takes a bow::::

[@isabellamarchitelli]

The song playing in the background in the beginning of the scene is "Under Paris Skies". What a lovely arrangement.

[@paulevans6403]

Sous le ciel de Paris, s'il vous plait.

[@wmhhealth2018]

Some wonderful subtle humor as Columbo is swinging his arm exactly as the Maitre De after he asked him to "walk this way"! LOL

[@quietside3734]

One of the greatest episodes ever. Poor Donald Pleasance. His career fell to pieces as he got older. I wish he were alive to see just how many people appreciate his great acting. Just think of the work he could get nowadays. RIP good sir, I miss you.

[@travismcdonald6576]

Pleasance lived a lavish life and ironically, loved expensive wines. That’s why he was forced to do so many awful movies late in his career.

[@adamcheklat7387]

@@travismcdonald6576 Guess he got high on the high life.

[@MrDavey2010]

Such a clever episode. One of my all time favourites.

[@fatboygaming451]

Liquid filth "an excellent quote"

[@Thealmightysanchez]

Too few Ashens references in this comment section

[@ethzero]

"Walk this way please" Columbo mimics the walk, exaggerating the arm movement. So glad they had fun this👍

[@50sRockChick]

It was subtle though. I’ve seen this episode so many times and never noticed it. 😂

[@aldorosati6484]

"Where did you keep it, above the stove." Makes me laugh every time I hear it.

[@michaelgarcia5560]

They did such an amazing job with this show.

[@oleymorgan3635]

This was without question one of my favorite scenes. Daniel Pleasence knocked it out of the park with his utter disgust over this iodine, this Liquid Filth I can't tell you how many times I use that line with my buddies that offered me a drink. For some reason that scene always cracked me up!

[@ladamyre1]

That would be DONALD Pleasence and that scene cracks me up too. The Maitre d' and the waiter taking a sip and smacking their lips so fast: totally hilarious.

[@oleymorgan3635]

I stand corrected my friend, you're exactly right it is Donald Pleasence. And the smacking of the lips by the maitre d was perfect. It's great to talk to someone that is insightful and really appreciates the genius behind that show. Best regards, Danny

[@marvinjohnson4118]

i will start using that from now on

[@baymaxc1647]

Seen all the Older Columbos many, many times! This is One of my all time favorites! Donald P was just OUT STANDING!

[@thomasthomas2418]

God Bless Vito Scotti! The man could steal a scene better than John Banner. I read that he was a frequent guest on the show because he could keep up so well with Peter Falk who loved to ad lib.

[@markmerzweiler909]

Thank you...one of those actors I see all the time and but didn't know his name...and yes, he was a treasure.

[@thetokutickler]

I felt bad for Mr Carsini. He truly loved the art of wine making more than the profit and his jerk brother tried to sell the company to the Super Mario Brothers

[@brantlambermont1657]

Reportedly Peter's fave episode. Love it when he could give his buddy Vitto Scotti a tiny part. That guy, for a bit player on TV, gave every single role it's all. He's a drunk in the Columbo Dick Van Dyke ep. and a house painter on the Dick Van Dyke Show !...and a Japanese sailor on Gilligan's Island....and a mortician in Johnny Cash's Columbo, etc etc :) super talented

[@dbags317]

Isn't he the guy who makes Connie's wedding cake in the Godfather?

[@ReeseMac]

He's one of those actors where he's not a household name but you definitely know his face.

[@MyoclonicJerkCough]

He also played Dorothy's father and later Sophia's "wrinkled old pervert" retirement home buddy on Golden Girls lol

[@frankm3214]

And Major Bonacelli on Hogan's Heroes.

[@victorsuarez6130]

He used to be my neighbor.

[@onemorething123]

One of the episodes where Columbo seems to genuinely like the guy he nails. Definitely one of my favorite episodes. Love the dynamic between Donald Pleasence and Peter Falk.

[@marvinjohnson4118]

columbo had me in tears laughing, after he got outside. thats a good way of diching the bill, i got to used that one said columbo.

[@eddieb1966]

Everyone should yell, "liquid filth!" at least once in their life. I'm saving mine for either Thanksgiving dinner, a wedding, or Catholic mass.

[@brendakipkemoi2738]

Oh how I love my Columbo! Calms me in times of stress. One of my favourite episodes, Any Old Port in a Storm.

[@meganlockhart4148]

One of my favorite episodes and one of the few people I didn't want Columbo to arrest. Donald Pleasence was a great actor.

[@jedgar63]

In the episode "Try and Catch Me" Columbo speaks about actually liking some of the people he has to arrest, even though the are murderers. Ruth Gordon's character in this episode was one of them.

[@stephenmurphy1003]

The waiter has played about ten different characters on Colombo.

[@rufust.firefly4890]

Vito Scotti.

[@werdna9006]

@@rufust.firefly4890 A great character actor. Pompous waiter, drunk bum, Funeral director the list goes on. Very talented man and used so well in the Columbo stories.

[@doriangray2020]

@Mark Lane you really need to get out more.

[@ValentinDragan]

Best Columbo episode! The end is magnificent!!!

[@atlantistdc1976]

My single favorite Columbo episode. Among other things it kick started my interest in wine at the age of 19. Two more of my favorite episodes are "A Stitch in Crime" and "Make Me a Perfect Murder."

[@angiearbogast5424]

I would agree. Those are all great episodes. I just watched make me a perfect murder!

[@rocketshipevan]

My favorite too. Also really like the Military academy one, it took me a couple of watches to realize it was Patrick McGoohan playing the main part. All of his episodes were great.

[@IndyCrewInNYC]

Mine too. Just watched it again on the Sundance Channel. Loved how especially slick Columbo was in figuring it all out.

[@rufust.firefly4890]

In the 2nd episode of the 1st season, DEATH LENDS A HAND, Columbo is trying to exit Ray Milland's mansion. "That's a CLOSET, Lt." I busted a gut the first time I saw that. Also in that episode is an amusing scene where Columbo works a golf pro at the driving range.

[@ivanppillay914]

@@rufust.firefly4890 : The golf pro scene is brilliant, especially when Columbo tees off and plays a brilliant shot while saying, "I know my work ..."

[@chrisevans5259]

Loved this episode, .......and Donald Pleasance acted superbly throughout,...he didn't even Wine at the end ,...when arrested.

[@Adam1nToronto]

One of my favourite scenes from the whole series!

[@MrDavey2010]

So so good. Terrific performances by Falk and Pleasance. A fab episode throughout.

[@elfowl6873]

Donald Pleasence!!!! GREAT ACTOR!!!!!!

[@weejim48]

Not only did Columbo solve this crime but he also solved another mystery. I wanted to buy someone a bottle of port for Christmas. Then I remembered this episode. So I bought a 2015 bottle of Ferrier port & it went down a storm. COLUMBO CAN SOLVE ANYTHING.🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@michaelschweigart3517]

Weren't there something like 69 episodes? Which means that he solved more than a few

[@Waterlooplein1]

I remember this one. It's one of my favorites. It should be known as the wine mystery.

[@ikaikamaleko8370]

"THIS liquid filth!!!"

[@Trepidity]

My new band name.

[@shawnmartin3424]

Pepsi ??

[@archivestereo]

This is perhaps my favorite episode. Donald Pleasance is such a great actor. He seems so truly excited in anticipation of the port. Look at how his whole being is aquiver as he prepares for it.

[@MrAitraining]

Vito Scotti always great in his columbo scenes.

[@romulusnr]

This is the one I remember the most, and it's such a great takedown of such a snooty egoist.

[@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

[@r0bw00d]

You keep posting this comment on _Columbo_ videos. Not only do they have nothing to do with the clip (so congratulations on being a moron) but you're also failing to make a point.

[@Sameoldfitup]

@@r0bw00d don't worry love

[@r0bw00d]

@@Sameoldfitup No.

[@JayLeePoe]

@@r0bw00d *_G O T T i M ! H A H HA H AH HA HA HA HA FUNNIEEEEEE+~!!!!11!!!_*

[@tlaxietlkyon]

Nice quote

[@captmemo6265]

This is easily the best episode of the series. Both Donald Pleasance and Peter Faulk were at their best ! Thank you for sharing the highlight of the story !!

[@thomasthomas2418]

So funny how Adrian, such a connoisseur, talks with his mouth full!

[@halflanding1900]

the scene in the end was memorable, where he’s trashing all the bottles and saying he was just about the only person who could tell the difference

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

"It must be killing you"..."You have no idea"

[@GhostDrummer]

I love that Columbo is so out of touch with the finer things in life that he didn’t even realize the table by the kitchen was a slight towards his appearance.

[@r0bw00d]

What does it matter were the table's placed?

[@830toAwesome]

@@r0bw00d You don't put high paying, high class people near the *staff* like that. You put the people you don't want to be seen eating at your establishment closer to the staff, away from the entrance and thus away from people coming through the door. The kitchen tables also get a lot more traffic, as you can see from the seat where the Lt is. Right next to the door. The hustle and bustle will make sure you leave sooner.

[@pennywiser9607]

One of my favorite episodes as I bought the dvd collection and watch it weekly

[@djpalindrome]

My favorite episode of all time. Superbly done

[@Weldedhodag]

this is the one episode I've managed to catch on TV. It rarely plays on the antenna around here and I never catch it. I caught it up north for deer hunting season one year. It was a terrific episode, and I'm glad I finally managed to see a whole episode start to finish.

[@fizixx]

My favorite episode of them all. Donald Pleasance was a great character....sympathetic. Vito Scotti was always great in everything anyway, and was in a number of episodes, even a Gilligan's Island episode.

[@jimjonrs3932]

The prolific Mr Scotti......he was in everything.

[@logancutler6267]

Pleasantly surprised to see the late, great Donald Pleasance! Always loved him in Halloween (one of my favorite films.)

[@Geth7777]

5:44 "An Excellent Line"

[@S7EVE_P]

What a cast! The legendary Julie Harris....if you havent seen the Haunting or her performance in Tales of The Unexpected its definitely worth a watch.

[@ultimathule1000]

In 0:12 the waiter evaluated Columbo's suit to decide where to sit him. That's why it was at the kitchen's door ...

[@73reider]

After Columbo put him away Donald got on Michael Myers case!

[@lewisner]

The days when you could smoke in a restaurant. It's another world.

[@yaronsteinbuch3956]

The days when you could eat in a restaurant.

[@289cobra9]

@@yaronsteinbuch3956 I've done some dumb things in my life but the dumbest thing I've ever done is walk through a restaurant with a mask on 10 ft just to sit at a table and take it off.

[@felicity4711]

That’s Vito Scotti as the maitre d’, but he really reminds me of Reni Santoni in this role

[@MrAitraining]

Vito Scotti was the man in Columbo episodes. Always great!

[@tilesetter1953]

This was before Italian wines became popular in the US. Here's a guy of Italian descent, talks about his father bringing the vines from Piedmont, and yet all his wines have French names!!!!

[@einsteindrieu]

Those two tasting the wine at the end so funny !!!

[@hansoloman]

That‘s the only episode where I feel sorry for the murderer due to the fact that the victim (brother of murderer) was such an idiot. I was hoping that Columbo makes one time an exceptional decision cause the murderer was a man of honor and loyality especially you can see that how he was accepting his judgement at the end. By the way, one of the best performance of Donald Pleasance I have ever watched. So, brillant that I can watch again this episode from time to time.

[@gypsygirltarot2451]

Wow, this show is such quality that even the waiter was phenomenal! And columbo blinking twice about the wine steward comment…I watched that part three times!

[@LAKingssince]

The wine tasting scene was superb. I would love to go back to Niagara Falls with this type of wine knowledge

[@ivancarlson953]

Maître de treats Columbo like crap when he arrives, but still gets respect from Columbo when he leaves. I love when Columbo is handed the cork to sniff, but he just puts it on the table as if he were asked to.

[@billygarcia9885]

That waiter plays snooty so, so well.

[@johntrevy1]

Just get us another table and stop simping.

[@Jeannosecours1412]

Dans cet épisode Columbo dit à un agent de police qui lui propose du feu pour allumer son cigare qu'il essaie d'arrêter de fumer et qu'il se contente de le machouiller. Ce dernier lui dit :"Vous machouillez des cigares de ce prix là ?" Et Columbo, vêtu de son vieil imperméable lui rétorque tout en passant devant sa vieille 403 déglinguée: "Voyez-vous, c'est une question de standing !" 😂 🤣 Cet acteur était vraiment un génie perfectionniste. C'est aussi l'épisode où l'on attend le plus longtemps la rencontre entre Columbo et le meurtrier, à la 42ème minutes.

[@zhongwa]

Great scene, heartbreaking ending. Really felt bad for Carsini.

[@stevensummers9002]

Smoking a cigar in a restaurant I remember those days

[@ngkky]

This is the upscale restaurant version of "Dine and Dash".

[@chrisevans5259]

The Greatest TV/Crime Series ever... The classic... COLUMBO.

[@YesYou-zy7kp]

Donald Pleasance is such a superb actor. he is such a pleasure to watch. His expression @3:07 shows how deeply he gets into his character. I guarantee you the director didn't tell him to do that.

[@TommyZTrains]

"Just get us our Table and STOP Simpering" !! God every time I hear our "James Bond" Wine Conasuer speak: I laugh until I literally fall over. !!!!

[@natezemanek]

OK "Adrienne" ...

[@Teddy_Bass]

TommyZTrains You only live Twice

[@charliewest1221]

@Angie H.: You need to brush up on your use of punctuation signals. Oh, and just one more thing: while you're at it, revise your spelling as well: "CONNOISSEUR".

[@ethanhorn6093]

This is one of my top three favorite episodes of Columbo. Donald Pleasance is just so unbelievably charming. He's one of the few actors who can pull off pretentious but somehow still give them a breath of humanity. His killing of his half brother is one of my favorite Columbo murders because it genuinely makes me go: "Yeah... Yeah, I probably would have done the same thing."

[@holy_braille]

Like six cigars ready to go...right there in his jacket pocket. My man!

[@GooglyEyedJoe]

0:15 - Sous le ciel de Paris playing in the background.

[@ОльгаКизим-б6у]

Эх ,Коломбо!Таких как ты уже нет!

[@asteverino8569]

Love this scene. Pompous attitude, Peter Faulk, the comedy of the Captain and Wine Steward. And Adrian.

[@SciTrekMan]

Falk.

[@bigguy2003]

I see this is from season 3, episoe 2, "Any Old Port in a Storm.'

[@chief1b]

I just saw this episode and it was fantastic. Columbo is a very smart.

[@tessailiad]

The lip-smacking at the end always kills me.

[@bigguy2003]

One of the best episodes. Does anyone have a # to view full episode? There's also a good one involving a hibachi setting. The chef throws a knife at a customer!

[@Apollo_Mint]

This is my favourite Colombo episode because I’m a bit of a wine connoisseur myself. I once had a very nice bottle of Blue Nun.

[@figjam59]

I had a blue nun, went with anything!

[@Exotic3000]

Love this scene. And the ambiance!

[@RjBenjamin353]

When I go to The Olive Garden I always ask for the red wine Steward

[@StruanRobertson29]

So so good.

[@props-model-shop]

Drinks all around!..............

[@jackgeraghty7531]

*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.)

[@brianwalsh8972]

I really miss the full episodes!

[@robertwheatley2471]

1:00 ...love the part where Pleasence walks right past Vito Scotti like he's not even there LOL. This episode was one of the best of the entire series. Fantastic.