Hot Shot Lawyer Challenges Columbo | Columbo

From 'The Murder of a Rockstar' - Columbo investigates the death of a rock singer and soon clashes with her former lover, a smooth defence lawyer. As the pair pit their wits against each other, it soon becomes apparent that the victim was threatening to reveal some of the lawyer's shadier dealings.
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[@RJ1999x]

If you murdered someone, and Columbo walked into your life, just confess and get it over with

[@jodie4609]

Nah I'd have to have the full experience From excuse ma'am I'm lieutenant Columbo to "It was the way you tore the foil wrap when we talked in your kitchen The deceased never used that " Me : palm to forehead

[@tizmon]

People live in a dream world thinks everyone living in the area knows a great detective like Columbo. Functioning people in a real world know police don’t disclose such information, we know they’d react like these murders in the show. You complete opposite of Columbo.

[@RJ1999x]

@@tizmon I think everyone pretty much understood that Columbo was a character played on tv

[@marcuspfister2047]

I ll remember that...

[@KaiNLinda]

@@jodie4609 You: GET AWAY FROM ME YOU ANNOYING LITTLE MAN!!! Columbo so good at ticking off any guilty criminal. LOL

[@vercoda9997]

Lawyer immediately starts checking the corpse of his ex in the morgue, as Columbo and the Mortician give each other a “Well, guess we’ve found the killer” look.

[@mabimabi212]

Fucker stroked his temple at the sight of the corpse then he starts examining it. Seriously?

[@macnolds4145]

Dabney Coleman is such a great actor. When I was a kid he was just a familiar face that was "in everything". Now that I'm older, I can truly appreciate his craftsmanship. Brilliant.

[@patriciajrs46]

Yes, Dabney Coleman. Thanks. I knew the face, couldn't think of the name.

[@jamesanthony5681]

Slap Maxwell. Great show.

[@rossstoneman832]

9-5. He was genius.

[@markhammar3977]

Jack flak?

[@demestriustillman5071]

I agree 100%

[@foreverprime8852]

"You and I break regulations every day" Columbo: "You don't know me." Who the hell are you to say I break regulations everyday we just met."

[@redfeather22sa]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🖖🖖🙏❤️🙏❤️🖖😂😝😜😝🤪😍🤗🖖😂🤣🤣🤣😂👌👍

[@terracottapie]

Columbo broke so many regulations during this show, you could do a KZbin clip reel of all of them and it would be longer than a Columbo episode.

[@foreverprime8852]

@@terracottapie OH yeah he did, but he won't tell him that. Lol

[@kev3d]

@@terracottapie Smoking at the crime scenes, many of them, comes to mind.

[@Likexner]

@@terracottapie Oh, but you dont know that he is bound by an entirely different set of regulations than other detectives. The Columbo regulations.

[@Autopsy6]

I don't dig the 1990s episodes as much as the classic Columbo era, but Peter Falk is always a class act!

[@terracottapie]

This is one of the pretty good ones of that inferior era, but there's one really really stupid thing in it, and that's the traffic violations mask trick.

[@crabbieappleton]

I thought the eyes were the window to the soul. If the eyes are a mirror, you'd just be seeing your own soul. What kind of a lawyer is he?

[@FFKonoko]

Pretty truthful, he's hoping the jury will find goodness and mercy in their own soul, rather than in his ;)

[@Argumemnon]

One who doesn't use evidence in his speech, but emotional appeals.

[@davids11131113]

‘Are those the eyes of a murderer?’....dude looks creepy AF😂

[@HoneyHoneyBaby]

IKR!!!!

[@AliasUndercover]

Like Norman Bates and Willard had a kid.

[@rogerpattube]

Presumably the inspiration for Gary Larsen's genius cartoon, "A cat killer? Is that the face of a cat killer? Cat chaser maybe. But hey--who isn't?"

[@mamadetaslimtorabally7363]

He looks like psychopath to me

[@anthonybehnen5872]

8880 but r

[@twocvbloke]

"Objection! Your honour, the defense is attempting to manipulate the jury, we must stick to the facts presented!"

[@dannydinosaur73]

"Not ColumBUS sir, ColumBO." 😂😂

[@benjaminstarks6615]

😂😂😂

[@zealotoftheorchard9853]

"ColumbSUS"

[@Flipnred78]

Lmao

[@MurrayJoe]

Sound just like how a high flying attorney would speak to someone he thinks is beneath him.

[@RaphaelAnthony]

0:15 I believe the phrase is "window to the soul", not mirror. Might be why his character was oblivious to thinking he could fool anyone. Or the writers wanted to add a small Freudian slip for us to catch ;)

[@jamesfeldman4234]

Interestingly, Dabney Coleman was originally going to be a lawyer and studied law at the University of Texas. I'm sure he would have made a fine lawyer, but I'm glad he chose a career in acting.

[@Enkarashaddam]

Man for a devistated guy who just found out someone he loves is dead and is standing before her lifeless corpse.... he sure can't keep his hands off her broken neck

[@kdub1242]

I'm always amused whenever anyone - anyone at all - uses the line "Do you know who I am?"

[@mechanwhal6590]

“I’M THE MAN WHO’S GONNA BURN YOUR HOUSE DOWN! WITH THE LEMONS!”

[@SciTrekMan]

Yes, sir, of course I do. You, Sir, are the murderer!

[@lapelcelery42]

Right, because it's always a stupid thing to say. Either they don't know and it gives you no leverage, or they do know and they already don't care.

[@Flipnred78]

“What’s this all about Columbus” lmfao

[@gypsygirltarot2451]

He called him Columbus! Hahahahaha. And I loved how columbo was stepping on peoples toes at the trial!

[@deltaframes]

He was my hero growing up. I'm am now 43, and he is still my hero. This episode, like all of them was epic. The attorney thought he was really something special. Never ever even contemplate bending the truth with Lieutenant Frank Colombo

[@marijooneill8015]

I was and still am a big fan of Peter Falk as Columbo, and enjoying these shows again.

[@robertlodge5297]

He rose to the rank of Lieutenant and got assigned to high profile cases

[@Monatio79]

Me too. I remember watching reruns on TV growing up in the 80s. Nostalgic times.

[@robertjohnston8690]

My Granny liked Columbo a lot, she thought he was a real detective.

[@marinazagrai1623]

@@robertlodge5297 The only thing and it’s not strange…because he wouldn’t work well with a partner; a lieutenant would not solve the crimes, he would delegate aspects to the right people/section.

[@patrickjohnson5658]

Dabney Coleman who plays the smarmy lawyer in this episode was a prolific character actor in both movies and TV series and was known for playing similar self obsessed roles.

[@newstarcadefan]

Yeah have you seen the film Hot to Trot with Bobcat Goldthwait? That was a classic yes.

[@redfeather22sa]

I remember him !! He always played a powerful character!! What was the movie he also played in ? He was quite prolific !! I always liked his characters n!! Should have been in a few more Columbos !

[@raoularmagnac2037]

How about in Tootsie, where he played the swarthy TV producer after Jessica Lange?

[@SciTrekMan]

He also played a Policeman in an earlier Columbo episode “Double Shock”

[@lenblack1462]

@Ethma Odom Coleman.

[@ruthmaryrose]

“Do you know who I am?” That guy’s gonna find out who Colombo is! LOL

[@hymlog]

"OH ..THERE IS JUST ONE MORE THING"...THE YOUNGER GEN. HAVE NO IDEA HOW GOOD A SHOW THIS WAS ... ...AND THAT'S A FACT SIR!

[@TeamKuukiFoodGames]

I am 25 and I have always loved this show, as my mom watched while i grew up lol

[@iheartscaryclowns]

Another favorite line I liked: "My wife, that's Mrs. Columbo." And the scenes with his dog whom he named "Dog". Also the funny moments when he is checking all his pockets looking for a pencil/pen. If you really want to be impressed I recommend watching the old black and white crime shows where he played a villian. Two examples are 'The Naked City" and 'The Untouchables'.

[@peterm1826]

i stayed up late at night to watch this show as a child i now have the entire series i like how he's always in the neighbourhood quotes from Columbo ransom for a dead man 1971 suspect Mrs Williams you know Columbo you're almost likable in a shabby sort of way maybe its' the way you come slouching in here with your shopworn bag of tricks the humility the seeming absent mindedness the uh homey anecdotes about the family the wife you know? Mrs William yeah lieutenant columbo fumbling stumbling along but its always the jugular he's after and i imagine that more often then not he's successful Columbo replies i appreciate that comment Mrs Williams and i particularly appreciate it coming from you

[@wanderer1955]

True just ask Columbos wife. She appeared in almost every episode and still nobody knows what she looked like😁

[@jermed2001]

I'm of a younger generation and trust me I know. It was 4 years ago when I discovered Columbo by accident on MeTV and when I tell you I fell in love. I might not have seen all the episodes, but I kind of prefer it that way as I want something to hold on to. I'm a HUGE FAN!

[@juancarlosvaldes4538]

Here's the difference between these two in the 1970's and today: Lawyer: "Lt, I want to see the autopsy report! NO BUTS, I WANNA SEE THAT REPORT!" Columbo: "I'm sorry Sir buts its regulation." Lawyer: "Lt, I want to see the autopsy report! NO BUTS, I WANNA SEE THAT REPORT!" Another Lt: " GODDAMN IT! I TOLD YOU, YOU WILL NOT SEE ANY REPORT UNTIL I'M THROUGH WITH THE INVESTIGATION!!! NOW LEAVE!" Politeness and discipline goes a LONG WAY!

[@SciTrekMan]

Oh, sir, just one more thing. There’s no doubt in my mind that you, sir, are the murderer!

[@phdtobe]

When the Dabney Coleman’s character’s legal associate finds out from Columba when Marcy died, it looks like she immediately got suspicious of him. We later learn why.

[@robsmith6281]

Thought that guy was Dr Phil 😅

[@llarmstrong783]

he's Principal Peter Prickly

[@ivoryscott1162]

😆😂🤣

[@ivoryscott1162]

Good one

[@DavidBrown-in8hi]

It is ,you dork.

[@evanflowforever6615]

There's a saying where I come from

[@davidc9256]

Dabney Coleman so good at playing a guy you want to hate.

[@thrivewhileenduring6676]

My all time favorite detective and show. Thanks for the clips would love the full episode.

[@donmoore7785]

They are posting clips to get you to buy DVDs.

[@SciTrekMan]

The link to the full episodes are at the end of every clip.

[@ssnoc]

Coleman’s voice is captivating and he made the perfect 👌 murderer - Excellent episode.

[@dannydinosaur73]

Dabney Coleman's performance here reminds me a lot of Richard Kiley in the old Columbo episode "A Friend In Deed". Both murderers acting all smarmy and faking their grief to Columbo. And yet, he sees right through them.

[@igorszamaszow171]

Yes, that's what I've always thought. When I was a kid watching these I thought it was the same guy.

[@SallySallySallySally]

"I don't even live here!" (pause) "He's right, sir. He doesn't live here." (pause) "I live here!" LOL. A scene in "A Friend in Deed" that I'll never forget!

[@ismailfarah4852]

anytime I’m feeling low, I think of colombo n Peter talk.

[@BuffaloZx]

Me too, but I think of columbo talking to anyone not just peter.

[@spongebobandplanktonshould2920]

@@BuffaloZx they meant Peter Falk. Duh.

[@lincolnkarim1]

The lawyer's 'associate' is Peter Falk's wife, Shera Danese.

[@DonnielSeymour]

What looker

[@scarfhs1]

The marriage was obviously on the rocks, she claims she doesn't even know him!

[@misskim2058]

Ya, she’s a bad actress, poor guy. I can see why they had a rough relationship irl..she paled in comparison, and seemed to have an ego that couldn’t withstand his light. She’s as bad in every episode where he kindly included her as a character. One dimensional at best. Poor Peter, so easygoing, paired with that.

[@leemoore9933]

@@misskim2058 Her reference is on his head stone at Pierce Bros cemetery in LA.

[@sockington1]

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@boastyy]

Loved Dabney Coleman in Wargames, great actor.

[@UnimatrixOne]

👍

[@RabieM]

Marcy looks as fresh as a pink tomato in that fridge

[@realPromotememedia]

(Thats Columbo's real life wife - so there you go, you have seen Mrs Columbo! ;-)

[@rogerluman]

You beat me to it😀

[@depressedhedonist]

That's only Mrs. Falk. Mrs. Columbo (I am very sure) is even hotter.

[@r0bw00d]

@@depressedhedonist If you find a young Kate Mulgrew to be hotter than Mrs. Falk, then yes she is.

[@Daud76]

His wife had an uncanny resemblance to Doctor Phil.... 🤭

[@southfloridaarcheryguy114]

Who? The judge?

[@jamesyoungblood6231]

A judge should never interrupt an attorney's opening statement without substancial and compelling cause. I think the judge's interruption could have been grounds for a mistrial or at least an issue on appeal for abuse discretion. The judge was handed a note and in a very short time interrupted the trial. This was inappropriate. The judge should have waited until the opening was over. Further, Columbo was making a disruptive scene during opening which was grounds mistrial or appeal because it was distracting to the jury. In any event, the attorney should be given the right to start the trial over again.

[@timlavance867]

It's just a TV show.. relax

[@mr.mac-n-cheese2401]

That’s quite interesting thank you

[@duradim1]

My thoughts too.

[@steelbear2063]

@@timlavance867 No

[@misternewoutlook5437]

Inclined to agree. Artistic license on full display. You just knew Columbo was going to interrupt court proceedings. This is further out-of-place when we know Columbo must be fully aware of court ettiquette being called on as a witness for many homicide trials. But, as someone here said, it is television - and television follows its own rules and not those of real life. That said, someone just blowing off your comment with "it's just a show" is plain ignorant of the fact that fans like to discuss these things out of interest.

[@leemoore9933]

Dabney's side kick is columbo's wife. What's this all about Columbus, Lol.

[@dannydinosaur73]

Dabney Coleman also appeared as a detective in one of the early Columbo episodes called "Double Shock".

[@michaelmerck7576]

I thought I recognized him ,constantly chewing that gum and being cocky

[@dannydinosaur73]

3:48 Some Emmy worthy acting by the real life Mrs. Columbo! 😂😂

[@l.-s.mutemba6521]

The murderer: Do you know who I am? Columbo: Yes sir. The murderer: And you still refuse it [to give him the full autopsy report]

[@john5son]

Wears a top coat in 100 degree weather

[@lescobrandon3047]

kenneth hill - It was 72 degrees. It’s always 72 degrees in Los Angeles. Ok, sometimes 73.

[@auntpittypat1]

He tried wearing a different overcoat and not wearing one. It interfered with his abilities.

[@Noblepenandink]

Hey, don't sweat the details 😏

[@larrymbouche]

He needs the pockets, to store his notebook. Oh, and just one more thing, a pencil bit, oh and one more thing, and snuffed or seegar. Oh, and just one more thing. He needs to keep a plastic bag and a hanky for evidence. Oh, and just one more thing, match book to relight the Seegar butt. And just one more thing.........

[@douglasjohnson4382]

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess Coleman did it.

[@markmerzweiler909]

I love how the assistant knows right away...

[@FFKonoko]

Good assistant knows their boss, lot of time together, hearing them complain about people, seeing them react honestly and dishonestly...

[@6oodfella]

She is in on it. She created his alibi the day before.

[@markmerzweiler909]

@@6oodfella Yes, but it was only then that she understood what she was doing. He most likely asked her to drive around with that mask on and now she understands why.

[@markmerzweiler909]

@@6oodfella I mean look at her face at the four minute mark...that's when she put it together.

[@6oodfella]

@@markmerzweiler909 Oh, I see.

[@kevinfitzsimons41]

Good to see Dr. Phil in Columbo!! 😂😂😂

[@stevenhill3136]

Columbo always a step ahead.

[@johnjordan6032]

Yes, those in fact are the eyes of a murderer and quite possibly a cannibal as well. Thank you sir, we the jury have come to a decision.

[@eloryosnak4100]

Love that everyone is in agreement that that poor extra absolutely is not gonna be acquitted with the "look at him" defense

[@JasminLeblanc]

3:47 actress of the year. all years

[@NuncNuncNuncNunc]

At her peak, no doubt.

[@japanweird]

Funny, Dabney Coleman, playing the attorney here (the bad guy), played a cop who escorts the twin killers (Martin Landau) away in another Columbo, years earlier, Dabney had a full head of hair then. And the bailiff who hands the note to the judge in the courtroom played a cop who escorts Oscar Werner for killing his mother in law using duplicate video tapes to fool the guard. And the attorney's associate who enters the room here at 03:45 is Peter Falk's real life wife. This show is amazing.

[@MannyXVIII]

Stepping into the well (that's the room between the lawyers and the judge) will get you tackled to the ground. Secoundly, the defender tried to convince the jury with emotional means (which would be jury nullification if evidence purely suggested otherwise). I don't think this will get him anywhere and the opposing lawyer could easily object to it.

[@SpiderkillersInc]

I knew this thanks to legal eagle.

[@Meanne77]

I don't think you can object during opening nor closing statements, though (but i'm not from the USA so I might be wrong)

[@johnlaslett5339]

Its a TV show..acting ....NOT REAL!!!!

[@Likexner]

Im pretty sure cases are often won by appealing to emotions but you at least have to dress it up as a rational argument. This guy didnt even try to do that.

[@frankmachin5438]

@@Meanne77 you certainly can’t in Australia

[@bsiems_willieaugustproject]

Gotta give props to Shera Danese here. With very few lines, she subtly conveys her character's initial shock upon realizing she has unwittingly played a role in the murder, and rapid shift toward ruthless opportunism.

[@GrnChli]

They never see him coming. That’s his strength.

[@rotweiiler]

Columbus ..haha ... brilliant - love this one !

[@Desertphile]

Never turn one's face away from a police detective who tells one that someone one knows has been murdered.

[@andruism7]

Asking the jury to look into the eyes of the accused to determine if he was a murderer would almost definitely not fly in an actual courtroom.

[@michaellavery4899]

Love how Columbo's chief had a framed pistol on the wall of his office. Only sitting in a mock electric chair could be more insensitive.

[@TheBatugan77]

We need to use the electric chair more. ⚡ ⚡

[@markchadwick3529]

Brilliant Peter Falk as usual

[@hansmeisterschulz5941]

“One more thing, we both know you did it! I’m here to show you how I know!”

[@smokeya2]

Columbo won’t allow him to see the autopsy report yet the coroner openly tells the suspect the details of the cause of death such as strangulation and a broken neck.

[@SciTrekMan]

smokeya2 An autopsy report into much deeper, ah, detail. I’ve read (and typed) quite a few. They can get pretty gory to a layperson.

[@tjhta]

@@SciTrekMan it's layman

[@SciTrekMan]

@@tjhta Not anymore it isn’t!

[@icycooldrink6085]

@@tjhta Look up the definition of 'layman'. Now, look up the definition of 'layperson'. They are totally interchangeable in this context.

[@blockmasterscott]

@@SciTrekManThat reminds me of here in California back in the 90s this lady wanted the term “man hole covers” changed to PAC “personnel access covers”. I remember her throwing a fit on the news when she request got turned down.

[@SciTrekMan]

*Dabney Coleman died yesterday, Thursday, May 16th at 92 years old*😢😢😢

[@princeharming8963]

Every time I see Shera Danise walk onto a Columbo set I get a little ill.

[@ironsentinel6047]

I took a second look. I thought that was Dr. Phil. And of course I notice the boom mic at 5:45

[@telemachus53]

Damn! I want to see the whole episode.

[@donmoore7785]

That's the whole point of them posting a clip - to sell you DVDs.

[@SciTrekMan]

IMDb, or NBC-Peacock Streaming

[@PRmoustache88]

Dabney Coleman was so under used as an actor. He was so smooth and natural. He actually did some excellent slapstick on Buffalo Bill.

[@raoularmagnac2037]

He was a FANTASTIC character actor! EXTREMELY underrated!

[@SeansModelBuilds]

Nine to Five: Franklin Hart.

[@yeltsin6817]

Loved him as the overzealous agent in the Man With One Red Shoe.

[@PRmoustache88]

@@raoularmagnac2037 He puts so much of his own heart into his work. He may have a cruel heart, but in his own way he has a truthful heart.

[@curtcollett2893]

Fernwood Mayor Merle Jeeter on one of my favorite shows Fernwood 2Night. Awesome cast.

[@paulwalker2401]

He looks guilty to me...

[@littlejoe9381]

The murderer usually puts on a good show as if they are shocked, upset, grief stricken, etc. In the end, Columbo takes them down. (After embarrassing them, of course). That's the funny part.

[@SciTrekMan]

If I were on that jury, the second the lawyer started playing those game (pouring water loudly into a glass, etc.), I’d already be pretty convinced that his client was guilty.

[@realPromotememedia]

Got me in the mood so clicked episodes but "not available in your country" good job I have the box set! Ha!!

[@steelcantuna]

Good. You can upload them for all of us that need a Columbo fix.

[@TheJazz61]

What are waiting to download them for us then

[@stefs3460]

The boss from.9-5! That's where I remember him from!

[@blockmasterscott]

That’s him? I never made the connection! My favorite movie with him is the one where he plays a cop that is trying to get killed in the line of duty so his family can get the insurance money because he thinks he is terminally ill. It’s hilarious! 😂😂😂

[@lennymclean1814]

"What's this all about Columbus" ?🤣🤣🤣

[@abbeyngamilo]

Not Columbus Sir, it’s Columbo😂

[@cherryrotella3714]

Can he shovel any more sugar to the jury 😝

[@stephenpoole5331]

No, but they'll know who to blame if any of them end up with diabetes.

[@SciTrekMan]

If I were on that jury, I’d know for certain that his client is as guilty as they come.

[@michaeljohnson5061]

Hey everyone, what's your favourite Columbo episode. Mines the one with Jackie Cooper in 'candidate for crime' love how he gets him in the end 🕵‍♂️

[@mildandbitter]

Any episode with Jack Cassidy, he could do sleazy charm like no one else.

[@blockmasterscott]

I forget the name, it’s one of the later 90s episodes where these two college kids kill their professor and make fun of Columbo without knowing that he is gathering information on them.

[@zoranmatovic6756]

''Ýou know who i am .... and you still refuse''!!!

[@asecretone]

Always wanted a Columbo Matlock crossover event

[@itsjustnopinionok]

We all know a face is not what you look at when deciding who's a murderer and who's not in a mugshot crime book. Many good looking and innocent faces are the faces of murderers.

[@stitcha123]

Many uglyuns too. I’d wager a lot more ugly ones

[@tommierush2539]

Kind of looked like Ted Bundy in my opinion.

[@daytonaukpc9387]

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[@vicmclaglen1631]

Do you know who I am? What's better is how are we supposed to believe a top lawyer has never heard of Columbo 25-30 years into it?

[@unavailableusername9694]

4:10 when she realised why he asked her to get a speeding ticket in Pasadena 😬

[@holdyourplums4204]

I didn't realise that the actress who plays Trish here, was actually married to Peter Falk at one stage. She was in a few other episodes too :-)

[@SciTrekMan]

A little longer than “one stage”. She was married to him from 1977 until his death!

[@mcconlogue1898]

She was a babe!

[@jamielancaster01]

That’s Columbo‘s (Peter Falk) real life wife in the scene with him.

[@stevensummers9002]

The old” do you know who i am”

[@ursula8390]

Please upload another full episode. Thank you.

[@ralphadamo1857]

I note the signs in the morgue that read "NO SMOKING, NO EATING." I get the no-smoking reminder. But why the "NO EATING" message? A morgue isn't exactly the kind of place to feel hungry or provide inspiration for the appetite.

[@aaronclareyloveshr6918]

I'm just glad that Kevin Arnold's math teacher Mr Collins didn't really die but became a mortician instead.

[@maureengannaway8635]

Columbo is a mess. He came in the court an went thru the isle like he was at the movies. I'm watching this one Sat May 29th 2021. I love Columbo cuz he never stops nagging the killer.

[@rosiefay7283]

None of the people sitting there moved to their left to give him room.

[@firebird6522]

Dabney had a better chance against Lilly, Dolly and Jane.

[@michaelhalbert9264]

The eyes are the WINDOW of the soul

[@starguy2718]

Matthew 6:22

[@sleeves1235]

Oh, by the way he gets him too.

[@miaouew]

"I'm from the police" hahaha great

[@vlm5723]

The "associate" is Colombo's wife in REAL life.

[@SciTrekMan]

Not exactly. She’s Peter Falk’s wife in real life!

[@vlm5723]

@@SciTrekMan Colombo is Peter Falk in REAL life. Ergo the "associate" is Colombo's wife in REAL life.

[@ryancourt8065]

Colombo was the first gen uno reverse

[@jahsunndunkley9345]

They have something like him, it's called the interigation room on THE FIRST 48 .

[@bunberrier]

Only thing I dont like about these clips are I want to see the whole show. Its like going to a BBQ restaurant and they give you one rib.

[@mr.majestic8713]

Starting at 5:47 watch the upper right-hand corner of your screen you'll see a boom microphone.

[@EzaVinylAddict]

What’s this about Columbus? I’m sorry sir I’m afraid I brought disease to the new world

[@mrz6822]

Sign in the morgue NO EATING. Okay.

[@KostaLaskaratos]

It's "window to the soul" not mirror, unless you're a philosopher.

[@bobwoods1302]

5:47 No eating in the morgue?! Awe man.

[@Jermbot15]

He's a high priced defense attorney in Los Angeles who specializes in criminal defense. He's probably defended some of the very wealthy people Columbo's already arrested.

[@Harker777]

What's with the mike bobbling around in the top RHC at 5:48?

[@TheManInTheLongBlackCoat]

Thumbnail looks like the one from Mad Magazine’s Clodumbo. 🤦‍♂️

[@AllenMacCannell]

No emotion. Just a need by him to set the narrative. Backfires. Rule 1 for killers: always be convincingly emotional.