Full episodes

ing869 says:

Newsflash: as of November 2022, all episodes of Seasons 1 through to 7 are available to stream in the UK on Amazon’s Freevee. You have to endure some ad breaks but I think this it is a first for the UK to have so much Columbo content (and the best seasons! ;)) streaming…

My Fair Lady says:

None of the new series even compares. and I’m an alcoholic!
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Glady Green says:

Murder Under Glass featured a restaurant named Perino’s which was at 4101 Wilshire in Los Angeles. It WAS VERY exclusive. It is long gone and has become a 42 unit apartment house and is in an area called Korean Town. I drove up and got in. Not much left other than an original chandelier, floor tiles, and pictures of the celebrities who ate there. President Nixon, President Reagan, Secretary of State Kissinger, Marilyn Monroe, Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor, Joe Dimaggio, Clark Gable, Dean Martin, and more. There is a small homeless encampment close to it. How things change.

David F Liedel says:

Years ago NetFlix featured a ton of Columbo episodes and I would watch them over and over when I wanted something to fall asleep to that wasn’t riddled with explosions, gunfire and people yelling. They were excellent stories, cool mysteries and, of course, featured them man himself, one of the all-time best TV detectives. I love Columbo because unlike his other TV detectives, he is not your typical jaded, cynical, anti-social brilliant detective but rather a caring, enthusiastic, perceptive and very skilled investigator. He put it best in ‘Try and Catch Me’ when he was put on the spot by Mitchel, the brilliant mystery writer at her luncheon in an attempt to trip him up. He told the group how much he loved his job and all the great people he got to meet in his line of work. The guise of incompetence and confusion he puts on for his suspects is a deceptively brilliant approach to sussing out the guilty and perfectly masks his true brilliance in the science of detection and is unique to his character. Some of his quotes regarding his job are classic. Like when asked why he is never seen around the office in one episode, he remarked that surprisingly little crime goes down at the police station. Love it. Another thing to love about the series is the fantastic array of vehicles featured throughout the run of the show, my favorite being Roddy Mcdowel’s Ferrari Daytona in the episode that featured him as a mad bomber of sorts who worked at some kind of chemical company. I could go on for pages about the wonderful aspects of this series and it is no surprise that it lasted as long as it did. Thanks for putting up these episodes. I look forward to more, especially later 1980’s seasons, of which I have seen very little of since watching them on actual TV when I was a kid.

Andre Darin says:

Check out Peter Faulk’s billiant entrance and roats of Frank Sinatra if you haven’t seen it. Priceless!