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There's no "Just one more thing's" for Columbo today as Beth Chadwick (Susan Clark) gets tired of his questions.
From Columbo Season 1 Episode 5 'Lady In Waiting' - Bryce Chadwick has run the family corporation and his sister Beth's life since their father's death. When he refuses to allow her to marry attorney Peter Harrison, Beth takes matters into her own hands.
Columbo (1971 - 2003): Lieutenant Columbo, a polite homicide detective, sets out to solve some of the most brutal, cunning and covert murders in Los Angeles.
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[@commanderjoj6426]

Shirley you can’t be serious?

[@cygnustsp]

I just want to say good luck, we're all counting on you

[@BruceLee-sw4ms]

A hospital what is it ! It’s a big building with patients

[@AB-ez4rm]

@@BruceLee-sw4ms Surely, you can't be serious?

[@amjadmuhammadiqbal4721]

​@@AB-ez4rmi am, just dont call me shirley.

[@vicious26]

She was such a jerk lol

[@rickrick5041]

The Columbus show is only 6 minutes and 15 seconds. They had to make them so short because back in the 50's the TV's were much smaller and couldn't hold a show of much more than that. They had Catholic Ray Tubes CRT and no Claw Technology back then.

[@techdude09]

Very funny 🤣🤣🤣

[@rickrick5041]

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[@michaelbabbitt3837]

@@techdude09 This guy does this elsewhere. Gets old.

[@AndrewHeller-jn7dx]

​@@michaelbabbitt3837 It is already past old stale; &, as dead as he is, inside himself-!!!

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[@EdwardWLTV]

Why is she dressed like a train conductor?

[@EGRJ]

The 70s.

[@phillipstankey8881]

Something about pulling a train...

[@waynedurning8717]

I thought she was Strawberry Shortcake.

[@MrK623]

Once the inquest said it was an accident, does Columbo have the authority to keep the case open and go after the murderer?

[@MrK623]

OK good to know. Thank you.

[@TerryUniGeezerPeterson]

Oh, so now you're changing your story.

[@TheSmb43]

She was found innocent how could keep investigating

[@MrK623]

I just asked this before I read your comment.

[@TheSmb43]

She was found innocent how could he keep investigating

[@paulgentili1425]

Columbo went off the books, and he was never called out for it, so it worked.

[@paulgentili1425]

@johnklatt3522 I see, but still Columbo does a lot of things based on a hunch that works out well, but if he wasn't so good, he would definitely get called out lot lol

[@TheBeliever1204]

70s so mysogynistic. Only purpose of a woman was to be a "love intrrest" wait faithfully on her/any man. Good to see Beth standing up for herself ONE INSTANCE I FELT SYMPATHY WITH THE PERPETRATOR. but she did her best throw Colombo off.. One instance he shoukdve left protagonist alone..but that can wver happen with Colombo. She shouldn't have done what she did. Other ways to het freedom

[@linkfan160]

One of the things I really admire about Columbo is how complex the female characters were, especially the female killers. More often than not, I sympathized with them, but especially Beth. She got dealt a bad hand in life. I'm not saying what she did was right, but it was understandable.

[@glebpolevoy278]

According to this logic, it was also misandric, since the only purpose of a man was hard work at a factory/in a field to sustain the family. It's simply a tranditional role division, which is unwise to enforce, but no more misogynic than misandric, and I we haven't mentioned the harshest male roles, such as nighman, dustman, butcher, or builder

[@davidsmith5523]

Oh dear. Your prejudice is revealed. He caught a murderer not a woman.

[@cygnustsp]

Broads really knew how to dress back then

[@javiergilvidal1558]

Possibly, but not this one....

[@ogzombiebreakfast]

::gag::

[@soniavadnjal7553]

Hat is a bit ridiculous though. Like a chef's hat, but pink.

[@bbmcrae]

Are you visiting from the 50s?

[@TheBeliever1204]

Broads??????