An aspect of Columbo’s revival era that paled in comparison to the show’s golden age was in the creation of interesting supporting characters. However, there are several bit-part players to treasure from the Lieutenant’s ABC years, whom I gratefully list here today…
Starring man mountain George Wendt as an unlikely double killer and Oscar-winning actor Rod Steiger as a menacing mob boss, ‘Strange Bedfellows’ burst onto screens on May 8, 1995. A sure-fire winner or another also-ran? Let’s find out…
From irate teens and ex-cons to hookers, hippies and even royalty, Columbo’s inherent qualities allowed him to strike up many an unlikely allegiance in order to see justice done. But just who are the Lieutenant’s strangest bedfellows? Let’s see…
Many a desperate killer has threatened to report Columbo to his superiors in order to afford themself breathing space as the investigation heats up. But what about those times when the Lieutenant’s actions actually warranted a complaint? That’s what we’re considering today…
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