You Ever Think About Getting Another Car? | Columbo

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[@sharpo]

Peter Falk selected this car from the studio lot specifically to fit Columbo's style.

[@clitcommander6603]

"Just one more thing" ? Did He choose the car from the Hollywood Lot or across the street at Eddie's used CAR sales ??

[@JoeLibby]

This is true: my cousin's father-in-law was the owner of that old Peugot. Someone from the production company saw it and thought it would be perfect to use as Columbo's car, and they eventually bought it from him.

[@gregp103]

www.metv.com/stories/peter-falk-got-to-pick-columbos-car-and-this-is-why-he-chose-the-peugeot-403

[@Maninawig]

@@JoeLibby as-is or did they depreciate it?

[@JoeLibby]

@@Maninawig That's as much as I know about it.

[@dinodimichele7789]

That car is perfect for him. Best show ever

[@yacinekadri9110]

Peugeot 403 if you had that car you know

[@Limpi43]

"Were working perfect yesterday." When it's obviously missing for quite a long time. :-D

[@kitrichardson2165]

The car and the raincoat and the disheveled ness and the disorganization, all of it made the audience feel like “that could be me“ and just like Colombo “I’m smarter than any of them but nobody recognizes it“. That was a big part of the show’s genius.

[@245bennyboy]

One of the funniest scenes from any Columbo plus in the same episode is the Tailor scene where he tries to buy an expensive jacket. Absolutely superb show, every one of them

[@senorkaboom]

When Columbo was on, we had no idea what car this was. I was, and still am, into cars and I did not know what this was. My dad thought it was a Nash Rambler, but we know it wasn’t that. I do not remember when we found it was a Peugeot 403, but it did solve a mystery.

[@NewEnglandViews]

senorkaboom It’s a little bit junky… But I would drive that thing all day long, as long as it would go :)

[@ras6300]

That car is a classic.

[@saintrude]

One of my many "favorite" episodes. Jackie Cooper was excellent. He did a great job of being both worried and annoyed. Joanne Linville was also great as his wife. What an elegant and classy woman.

[@zeepping]

0:54 mashing the cigar on the inside of his coat looking for his license

[@hatsuseno]

Get another car? Man, I'd happily swap my electronic-ridden plastic car for Columbo's. Smiles per miles.

[@patrickjohnson5658]

In one other Columbo episode I am aware of, "Etude In Black", he uses the same line as here when he is asked has he ever thought about getting another car.

[@jerswift2002]

Ridgeway drive or Ridgewood @ 1:37

[@senorkaboom]

jerswift2002 Good call. Columbo asked for Ridgeway and the cop said Ridgewood.

[@speakfreeley4473]

Colombo says one of his wipers went missing in a car-wash. If that was case the roof would have been ripped apart being a convertible.

[@daniel061208]

1:40 "Says Turn left, but points to right turn". Strange Columbo didn't pick on that! 😆 😆 😆

[@nkt1]

You would think that the inspection would end the moment he showed his badge.

[@Contevent]

Yeah, we forgot what integrity looks like

[@alexforce9]

I think thats part of the joke. That the car is such a peace of junk that they decide to do their job even despite its driven by one of their own.

[@pressureworks]

Yes, the police used to do roadside inspections !!!!

[@rayn1ful]

columbo was the best .

[@gilliancockroft1719]

All the time 😂

[@niklasgroning5792]

I would never get another car, keep the old classic cars on the road, new cars is junk!!!

[@gregp103]

are* You use three exclamations points unnecessarily when what you needed was three periods.

[@jorgecallico9177]

I've seen a number of zealous cops here in CA the past forty years. That and all too many "routine traffic stops" that never should have occured. However I've never actually had my car inspected so thoroughly as we see in the show. Massachusetts is the land where each and every vehicle get inspected from top to bottom annually. Here in the Golden State they rarely check to see if you even have brakes! It's mostly smog tests they care abt. So to that extent the premise in the story is unlikely.

[@alexforce9]

I think thats part of the joke. That the car is a such a peace of junk, that the traffic cops decide to do their job fully, even despite the fact its driven by one of their own.

[@derekbrou]

Mrs. Columbo drives an intrepid-class

[@bunberrier]

Even in fiction still earning the hate.

[@michaelfitzgerald9502]

Columbo did select this p.o.s. from part of the lot.. It was his call.. It fits the coat quite nicely.. You must see Columbo and p.i. william shatner withis his red rolls and the columbo beast.. Have fun everone

[@rickrick5041]

So funny

[@ravimahalay610]

Everything was rite with Colombos car but it was yesterday unfortunately lot of things went wrong with car today ,haha

[@TheLifeisaParade]

00:44 🤭

[@master-kq3nw]

old peugeot

[@pepino735]

they screwed him anyway

[@josephbejm5752]

I just wonder how many cars there was total. Because almost every episode the car was different, Fixed or more damage.....

[@dropje1000]

Only two. The original 1959 Peugeot 403 convertible, was sold when NBC dropped the series, and a replacement had to be located when ABC resumed production. During the NBC years, the license plate was 044-APD. For ABC, the plate was 448-DBZ. { IMDB }

[@josephbejm5752]

@@dropje1000 It can't be only two. In almost every series the car has different paint, Dents, Roof Material. So it can't be two.

[@SciTrekMan]

@@josephbejm5752 Yes, there were only two. It’s not exactly a common type of car.

[@janeporter818]

😂😂😂

[@susandoerr3896]

You were my first big crush back in the seventies

[@rickrick5041]

Hey, thanks!

[@rosario508]

Are you doing a seance or something? Is he in the room with you?

[@rickrick5041]

Columbus in the 50’s was never more than 10 minutes partly because of programming. There’s hardware and software. The 50’s TVs were mostly hardware and too small so they couldn’t hold longer shows inside them. Nowadays the software programming and larger memory with teamwork allows you to watch all sizes due to the chips and LEDs and Motorola involvement. The circuitry and transistors with programming makes the difference to make an overall racism free product. The primary transistor is the BJT and FET is the modern version of transistor. The types of BJT are NPN and PNP transistors. The FET is a unipolar device, which means that it is made using either p-type or n-type material as main substrate. It’s a racist free product. The jury convicted on all 3 counts. That should tell you something.

[@paimannamazi3064]

Poojeau

[@jeffharbaugh8683]

Wives allways have the better car, MGTOW.

[@bee1978]

One of those totally unnecessary scenes from this episode. total padding.

[@kaymarham5486]

I find the "unnecessary" scenes always add some extra charm or humour.

[@muhammadbustamam4671]

Actually it was quite clever because it DOES fit into the episode. The plot now necessitated Columbo to get the car repaired. He was on the way to the murder scene, so he leaves the car at the nearest gas station which also served as a repair shop. While the car was being repaired he tested some of his theories as a detective. When the car was finished with repairs, the repair man working at the store tells him that they had to close early because they ran out of gas. He tells Columbo when they closed (I forgot when, but this was a very important piece of information that poked a hole in the murderers story). The repair shop scene is also a scene where one of the funniest lines of the series comes in. The repair guy gives Columbo the bill and Columbo, who didn't have cash on him, shows the guy his badge. "LAPD? Are you undercover?" "No. I'm under paid."

[@HELLH0WND]

It's actually referred to as comic relief.

[@virnamisra1657]

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