Just one more thing... before you go! This blog is for everyone who loves the rumpled raincoat, the disarming "aw-shucks" demeanor, and the genius mind of TV's greatest detective, Lt. Columbo. We celebrate the iconic character created by the legendary Peter Falk, exploring classic episodes, fascinating facts about the show, and the lasting legacy of both the detective and the man who brought him to life.
Tuesday, November 30, 2021
The Last Place You'd Find Columbo | Columbo
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From Season 1 Episode 5 A mousy heiress murders her brother, pretending she thought he was a burglar. Lt. Columbo unravels her alibi.
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Monday, November 29, 2021
Lt Columbo's FIRST Name Revealed!!!!
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At last... Lieutenant Columbo's first name is finally revealed :)
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Peter Falk’s Hilarious Acceptance Speech for COLUMBO | Emmys Archive (1972)
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Peter Falk explains, in great detail, what it took for him to make it to the 1974 ceremony to collect his award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.
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Lt Columbo at the OJ Trial
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Columbo visits the OJ trial
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Columbo's Car | Columbo
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Let's face it - Columbo needs to get a new car. But no matter how many times it breaks down, he won't give up on his trusty French automobile.
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Columbo's Funniest Moments | Columbo
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All the best laugh out loud bits of Columbo!
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Just One More Thing... | Columbo
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Columbo's always got one last question up his sleeve
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“That Sounds Like Blackmail” | Columbo
Channel: Columbo
Columbo car moment! Holidaying Columbo has a low-speed fender bender with a taxi cab. The cabbie pretends to have broken his neck!
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Season 5 Episode 4 ''A Matter of Honor'': When a famous bullfighter's trusted bookkeeper turns up dead in a bullring, Lt. Columbo suspects murder--with a bull as the murder weapon.
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Sunday, November 28, 2021
Lt. Columbo (Peter Falk) Roasts Frank Sinatra (1978)
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Lt. Columbo (Peter Falk) Roasts Frank Sinatra (1978)
Dean Martin managed to get all sorts of great names to sit down and be roasted but when he finally got Frank Sinatra, all bets were off. Sinatra's tough reputation was well-known so would people really show up and throw jokes at him? Of course they would and what an incredible line-up that came to roast the legendary singer/actor. Special appearance by Peter Falk as Lt. Columbo.
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COLUMBO, THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES
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Fun feature length fantasy as Columbo delves into the legendary mystery surrounding the Baskerville curse, A gigantic hound from hell which for centuries, Has been roaming and terrorising the Dartmoor moors, Killing the lords of Baskerville hall, Its a race against time to find this hound before it finds Sir Henry Baskerville
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Why Is There a Columbo Statue In the Middle of Budapest? | Atlas Obscura
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Budapest is home to a life-size bronze reproduction of Peter Falk as America’s favorite soft-spoken detective, Columbo. But why?
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Lt. Columbo Gets Slapped
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Share in the whimsical adventures of police Lieutenant Columbo as he muddles through clues and gets slapped in the face in the name of justice!
He may appear non-threatening, but you will need a small nuclear device to actually register any impact. Most did not know that his face was comprised of a mixture of Kevlar and Carbon Fiber for seasons 8 through 11. This was done for realism and to allow for multiple takes while Peter Falk was actually fast asleep.
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Details You Missed in 'Columbo'
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Columbo was one of the finest TV detectives to ever grace the small screen. Sure we never knew his full name - at least officially - but he had an unbeatable personality and an eye for cracking even the coldest, hardest cases.
He became the iconic model that future generations of TV sleuths would be modeled after. His trench coat became emblematic of his profession even. Throughout the shows 3 decades on the air, there were quite a few special guest-stars that would later go on to be big shots in the entertainment industry. Additionally, many of the props used throughout the series have familiar origins that are begging for trivia lovers to find out their secrets.
If Columbo watched the show that carried his name, hopefully, he would discover some of the little-known facts that we are going to share with you in this video. Some of these Easter Eggs and secrets take a keen eye on the lookout for such visual treasures. Others are a little more obvious.
Come on this journey with us as we get to the bottom of one of the biggest mysteries in TV history. What exactly was Columbo's first name? Although it was never said out loud, if you do a little bit of detective work, you can find some leads that might lead you in the right direction.
Whether you are a fan of Columbo or if you've only seen a few reruns here and there, you'll be sure to enjoy this facts-packed episode. You might even see some familiar faces that you didn't expect to see. Also, make sure to tell us in the comments section who you think was the superior TV sleuth; Columbo or Jim Rockford. Do us a favor and show us a little support by liking this video and subscribing to our channel.
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An Ever-Changing Story | Columbo
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From 'A Deadly State of Mind' - A psychiatrist, who specializes in hypnosis, murders the husband of his mistress and convinces her to lie to the police; it's up to Lt. Columbo to discover the truth.
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The History and Influence of Columbo - The Quirky Detective Who Won Our Hearts
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The One Thing WORST Than Columbo's Arrest | Columbo
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From Season 5 "A Case of Immunity" The first secretary to the Suarian king may have immunity from the consequences of committing murder, but Lt. Columbo is wilier than any foreign diplomat. With some help Columbo finds a punishment far worst than jail-time to get his prime suspect to own up to his crimes.
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Saturday, November 27, 2021
"Lieutenant, I Wish You Had Been A Chef!" - Murder Under Glass | Columbo
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From Season 5 "Murder Under Glass" Food critic Paul Gerard, who has been extorting money from restaurant owners in exchange for good reviews, murders one when threatened with exposure.
Whilst Columbo whips up a family classic for his prime suspect he explains all the evidence that proves the suspects guilt. But will he be able to live before arresting the suspect?
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When Suspect's History Has The Answers | Columbo
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From Season 3 Episode 7 "Swan Song" A gospel singer wants to be rid of his zealous wife. But a murder made to look like an airplane accident does not fool the wily Lt. Columbo. Our prime suspect seems to have an answer for everything but upon Further investigating, Columbo looks deeper into his suspect's past to uncover an insight into his cadet training.
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20% Of The Time I Can Tell That's Not The Murderer | Columbo
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From Season 5 "A Case of Immunity" The first secretary to the Suarian king may have immunity from the consequences of committing murder, but Lt. Columbo is wilier than any foreign diplomat.
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'Etude in Black' in 12 Minutes | Columbo
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Peter Falk, as Detective Lt. Columbo, is joined by guest stars John Cassavetes and Myrna Loy at the Hollywood Bowl, where the maestro is threatened with scandal by his mistress.
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Clip from Season 2, Episode 2 'Etude in Black': The mistress of a symphony conductor plans to go public with his extramarital activities. Guest star: Myrna Loy.
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When There's An Answer For Everything | Columbo
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From Season 3 Episode 7 "Swan Song" A gospel singer wants to be rid of his zealous wife. But a murder made to look like an airplane accident does not fool the wily Lt. Columbo. Our prime suspect seems to have an answer for everything but Lt. Columbo won't shake him off so easily despite his ability to play dumb.
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Columbo Questions the Fitness Guru | Columbo
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Columbo investigates the murder of a health club owner and for this needs to question the manager of the spa network and fitness guru Milo Janus (Robert Conrad) in the middle of his energetic morning workout. Invited to tag along, it’s not long before Columbo is a dishevelled, sweaty mess.
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Season 2 Episode 3 'An Exercise in Fatality': A health club owner murders one of his franchisees. Lt. Columbo is on the case.
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A Lack Of Conscience Was What Gave Her Away | Columbo
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Season 1 "Ransom For a Dead Man" A brilliant tort attorney gets rid of her boring husband by faking his kidnapping and keeping the ransom. The FBI may be fooled, but not Columbo. Culmbo works with the suspect's daughter-in-law to unravel the killer's only weakness.
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'Lady in Waiting' in 12 Minutes | Columbo
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A brother and sister struggle with each other for control of a family-owned corporation.
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Season 1, Episode 5 'Lady in Waiting': Leslie Nielsen and Susan Clark guest star in a drama involving murder in a family fight for control of a corporation.
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Friday, November 26, 2021
Don’t be so Cincinnati | Columbo
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As Columbo pays a visit to the apartment of high-class call girl Eve Babcock (Valerie Harper) she welcomes him with well-rehearsed lines, noting his immediate discomfort and telling him not to be ‘so Cincinnati‘.
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Season 2 Episode 3 ''The Most Crucial Game'': The manager of a football team murders its callow owner, making it look as if the young man had had an accident in his swimming pool. Lt. Columbo is on the case. And the main question: Would you drink water from a swinging poot where they find a dead body?
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Columbo Losing His Cool | Columbo
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Columbo losing his cool is such a rare thing that when it happens it really matters. And when Columbo's angry - everyone can see it!
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Season 4 Episode 1 'An Exercise in Fatality': A health club owner murders one of his franchisees. Lt. Columbo is on the case.
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You Try to Contrive a Perfect Alibi, Sir | Columbo
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Time for a big reveal! Lt. Columbo puts all clues together and explains to the murderer how he did it!
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Season 4 Episode 1 'An Exercise in Fatality': A health club owner murders one of his franchisees. Lt. Columbo is on the case.
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The Sad Downfall and Tragic Ending Of Columbo star Peter Falk
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The Sad Downfall and Tragic Ending Of Columbo star Peter Falk.
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Mini bio of the life of Peter Falk, who is an American actor and comedian, known for his role as Lieutenant Columbo in the long-running television series Columbo, for which he won four Primetime Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe Award . He first starred as Columbo in two 90-minute TV pilots; the first with Gene Barry in 1968 and the second with Lee Grant in 1971. The show then aired as part of The NBC Mystery Movie series from 1971 to 1978, and again on ABC from 1989 to 2003.
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Five Times Columbo Gets Angry | Columbo
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Columbo always keeps his emotions in check most of the time, so it’s hard to know what he really thinks. But, there are those rare occasions when circumstances force Columbo to be revealed. Let's watch five Columo rage moments! What is your favourite scene?
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“Were You a Witness To What He Just Did? | Columbo
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Columbo sets the trap for Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Paul Galesko (Dick Van Dyke, bearded) who kidnaped and killed his wife.
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Season 4 Episode 2 ''Negative Reaction': A photographer murders his wife and blames her death on a bungled kidnapping. But Lt. Columbo has an even sharper eye than the Pulitzer Prize winner.
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Columbo At the Art Gallery | Columbo
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Columbo is given a whistle-stop tour of the exhibit ‘highlights’ when he goes to the art gallery to check up on Van Wick’s alibi and.
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Season 4, Episode 5 'Playback': Murder results when a woman fires her philandering son-in-law from the family business.
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Wednesday, November 24, 2021
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Double-walled Vacuum Insulated stainless steel body and purely stretch-formed copper lining ensure that it is incredibly good at temperature protection. Stay Hot or Stay Cold, Retain the temperature of your chosen beverage for a prolonged period of time. Any drink that is hot, like coffee, can stay hot for up to 6 hours. Cooler drinks can stay cold for up to 24 hours.
Made with 100% Stainless Steel. Gently fits into your hand with an Anti-Sweat design. Available in 20 oz, 30 oz. Sizes these drinking mugs are made for sports, fitness, the gym, traveling in your car, staying hydrated at work, enjoying hot, piping coffee and iced cold water, and so much more.
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Tuesday, November 23, 2021
Erthstore Peter Falk with World Weary Look on his face as Lt. Columbo 1973 8x10 Photo
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Columbo episode review – Caution: Murder Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
















Following on from the reassuring presence of Robert Culp in Columbo Goes to College, the Lieutenant’s very next adventure pitted him against another of the 70s’ series leading antagonists: ‘Gorgeous’ George Hamilton.
Sixteen years after his debut in A Deadly State of Mind, Hamilton was back in Columbo colours in Caution: Murder Can Be Hazardous to Your Health – a tale of resentment, blackmail, pornography and murder set against the backdrop of hit network TV crime show Crime Alert.
Boasting the longest title of any Columbo episode (eclipsing The Bye-Bye Sky High IQ Murder Case from Season 6), Caution: Murder Can Be Hazardous to Your Health first aired on February 20, 1991. Is it a delicious slice of perma-tanned goodness, or a chain-smoking horror of an episode? Let’s take a look…
Dramatis personae
Lieutenant Columbo: Peter Falk
Wade Anders: George Hamilton
Budd Clarke: Peter Haskell
Maxine Jarrett: Penny Johnson
Arnie: Robert Donner
George: Steven Gilborn
Dog: As himself
Directed by: Daryl Duke
Written by: Sonia Wolf, Patricia Ford & April Raynell
Score by: John Cacavas
Episode overview – Caution: Murder Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
Popular TV anchor Wade Anders has a fight on his hands to keep hold of his dream job as presenter of ratings winner Crime Alert. If Anders won’t agree to quit and recommend him for the job, jealous nemesis Budd Clarke (himself a TV crime journalist) will shred Anders’ good guy reputation by revealing his early-career appearance alongside an underage co-star in porn flick Holly Does Houston.
Basking in his new-found success after many years as a mere security adviser, Anders isn’t willing to give up the limelight so quickly. And when the chain-smoking Clarke accidentally leaves a pack of cigarettes in Anders’ dressing room, the TV host puts a fiendishly clever scheme into action.
Racing to his business office, he drips highly toxic nicotine sulphate into three of the cigarettes, while burning several others down to the filter and tipping them (and the ash they create) into a zip-lock bag. He allows the office CCTV camera to record him entering the office twice wearing different outfits before heading home for the night. Quite why he does this won’t be revealed until the next day, when Anders returns to his office to be greeted by cheery Mexican gardener Juan (try harder, writers!), who informs him that he’ll be trimming all the hedgerows this week. HEAVY-HANDED CLUE KLAXON SOUNDS!
Anders then proceeds to edit footage from last night’s CCTV video into today’s tape of him entering the office in matching clothes, before pocketing a floppy disk of unused Crime Alert stories and vamoosing off to a date with destiny at Budd Clarke’s home, where he is immediately accosted by Clarke’s excitable dog leaping up at and scratching his car door (KLAXON sounds again).
Clarke, oozing nastiness and cigarette fumes, plays a snippet of Holly Does Houston to show Anders he means business. However, it’s the Crime Alert host that’s really in the driving seat as he switches Clarke’s current pack of smokes with the poison-laced ones from his jacket pocket – and looks on in quiet satisfaction as Clarke grabs one and starts puffing away.
Minutes later, Clarke’s heart and lungs pack in and he slumps dead at his home office desk. Anders puts his cover-up plan into action, placing a lit cigarette in Clarke’s cold, dead hand and switching the contents of the desk ashtray with the butts and ashes from the smokes he burnt in his own office the night before.
He then deletes the story about his porn star past from Clarke’s computer and replaces it with a story from his own floppy disk, which he subsequently prints out and places it in front of his former rival, covering the front of the printout with the dead man’s fingerprints before he beats his retreat to an alibi-establishing party at his producer’s home.
Clarke’s body is discovered the following morning, leading one Lieutenant Columbo to investigate. And guess what? As soon as he arrives he is also accosted by the same paint-scratching mutt that welcomed Anders the day before. It looks like an open-and-shut heart attack death, until Columbo instantly detects the discrepancies between the cigarette butts in the ashtray on Clarke’s death and one on a nearby coffee table. The ones in the desk ashtray were not smoked, as evidenced by the lack of nicotine stains on the filters. The ones everywhere else were very definitely smoked, as Columbo explains in great detail to the slack-jawed sergeant on the scene.
The eagle-eyed detective also instantly notices the difference in the headline styles used on the computer printouts on Clarke’s desk. The one under the dead man’s hand is entitled ‘Escape to death’ in lower case, while the other headlines are all in BLOCK CAPITALS. Columbo then shambles on his way, although not before a second encounter with the dog, at which point the importance of the dog claw scratches on his car’s paintwork is rammed down the viewer’s throat – just in case they were in a coma the first time round.
The sleuth’s next stop is the TV network HQ where Clarke worked. And, lo and behold, Columbo finds that there was no story under the title ‘Escape to death’ anywhere in the computer system, while a helpful secretary is able to point him towards Wade Anders, whom Clarke was said to have nipped out for a meeting with the previous Friday. Anders freely admits the meeting and that Clarke hated his guts after not getting the Crime Alert job, but there’s nothing to suggest he has a motive for murder at this stage. But murder it certainly was, as lab technician George reports to Columbo that Clarke died of massive nicotine poisoning after ingesting enough nicotine sulphate to kill him within minutes. Heart attack, schmart attack…
Seeking expert help with his investigations, Columbo returns to see Anders. As well as the variance in headline styles, the Lieutenant also demonstrates a problem he has with the printout found on Clarke’s desk. There were only fingerprints on the front of the sheet, but if Clarke had torn it off the printer himself, his prints must necessarily also be on the back. The inference is crystal clear: someone else was with Budd Clarke at the time he died! Columbo has another poser for Anders a short while later. Producing some cigarette butts from the crime scene, he demonstrates that both were extinguished in different ways – one by twisting, the other by crushing. Clarke always crushed his smokes; further evidence of foul play and of third-party involvement.
A search of Clarke’s car reveals a cassette with notes dictated by the man himself. A reference to checking in with Arnie in Hollywood about a porno film sends the Lieutenant to a sleazy adult store in the red-light district (ooooh-errrr) where shop proprietor Arnie spills the beans on Anders’ appearance in Holly Does Houston and Clarke’s interest in seeing it after being overlooked for the Crime Alert gig. All of a sudden, Columbo has a potential motive for Clarke’s murder.
His suspicions now start to mount fast. After being left unaccompanied in Anders’ office, Columbo finds print outs of Crime Alert news stories, which features headlines not in block capitals – a style match for the ‘Escape to death’ article found at Clarke’s house. Later, while seeking verification on Anders’ whereabouts at the time of Clarke’s killing, the Lieutenant is promised a copy of the CCTV tape from Anders’ office, which the killer hopes will clear his name. When Columbo goes to pick the tape up, though, he finds a different kind of clue on Anders’ driver-side car door – one that will require a police photographer to get to work on.
In the meantime, Columbo studies the CCTV tape showing Anders entering and leaving his office on the supposed day of the Budd Clarke killing, and on the millionth viewing he spots something out of place. And that something means the noose is now squarely around Wade Anders’ neck.
The Lieutenant waits until Crime Alert shooting has wrapped for the day to confront Anders. The pair view back the CCTV tape, which clearly shows Anders entering the office in daylight with a well-trimmed hedge visible behind him. The footage of him leaving at night, however, shows an untrimmed hedge in the background. Columbo knows the hedges were trimmed on the day Clarke was killed, ergo the tape has been doctored and Anders’ alibi ain’t worth tuppence ha’penny.
It’s good police work, but not damning enough in its own right for an arrest. However, the clincher soon arrives in the form of Budd Clarke’s dog. Despite Anders’ angry denial that he has ever been to Clarke’s house, a forensic photo of the the dog’s claw marks scratched onto Anders’ car door proves that he was there, giving the crafty Lieutenant method, motive and opportunity against him. Comprehensively outmanoeuvred, Anders can only accept defeat as credits roll…
My memories of Hazardous to Your Health
It’s been the best part of a decade since I last watched Hazardous to Your Health, and it’s an episode I’d estimate I’ve seen only 3-4 times in total. Alas, and despite having a bit of a man crush on 70s’ George Hamilton, I don’t recall this episode terribly fondly.
Even more sadly, a lot of what I do remember are the lowlights of the episode: the idiotic nature of the car prang scene; the awful pervy guy in the mac in the porn shop winking at Columbo as if he were a kindred spirit; and Wade Anders’ implausible naivety about cigarette filters, which erodes the edge of what should have been a clever murder.
That aside, not a lot of this episode has stuck with me, so revisiting it again ought to be an interesting journey back down Memory Lane. And even if George is a lot longer in the tooth here than in his Columbo debut, I’m still expecting a few pleasant surprises in his performance and his interactions with the good Lieutenant.
Episode analysis
I’m a big fan of George Hamilton’s 1975 Columbo outing, A Deadly State of Mind. To my mind, Hamilton had all the qualities a Columbo killer should have: smooth good looks, diabolical assurance, heart of ice, fatal flaws. Sixteen years is a long time, though, and Wade Anders ain’t half the man Dr Mark Collier used to be. In fact, it’s a rather lifeless portrayal by Hamilton, making Anders one of the least interesting Columbo killers of any era.
The confrontation between Anders and Columbo rarely rises above the mundane, which is a great shame when you consider how much screen-time the two share. Indeed, given the episode’s small central cast, we likely haven’t seen the Lieutenant getting this much one-on-one time with a suspect since Fade in to Murder in 1976. Unfortunately, a lot of this time is of negligible relevance to the plot as Hazardous is one of the most padded Columbo episodes of them all.
Despite the nucleus of a decent mystery, there’s nowhere near enough story here to fill the 90-minute running time – something evidenced by the fact that the above episode synopsis is the shortest I’ve written in years. This problem is exacerbated by the heavy-handed nature of the clues that will lead to Anders’ downfall. It’s so screamingly obvious that the dog scratches and trimmed hedge will be of material importance to the case because there is no subtlety in how they are delivered to the viewer.
My 11-year-old daughter (prior to illness), watching this episode for the first time, immediately recognised that having the dog jump up on both Anders’ and Columbo’s cars would provide key evidence. Likewise, hearing gardener Juan so openly explain to Anders that he was trimming all the hedges that week made it impossible for her to miss the significance of the hedges on the CCTV tape in breaking Anders’ alibi.
“Despite the nucleus of a decent mystery, there’s nowhere near enough story here to fill the 90-minute running time.”
When an uninitiated child can so easily see the signposts to how the case will be wrapped up, that’s a pretty hollow mystery. It’s as if the production team believed this was too complex a case for viewers to comprehend, so felt the need to spell things out in minute detail. However, this isn’t a complicated mystery by the series’ standards, making the sledgehammer style of the clue reveals seem overly clunky. Credit the viewer with a little intelligence, please.
Wade Anders’ lack of of cigarette smoking know-how also stretches credibility. A middle-aged man with a broad social circle and who hosts a show about real-world crimes doesn’t grasp the need to have authentically smoked cigarette butts as part of his cover-up scheme? I don’t buy it. Anders leaving unsmoked butts in the ashtray on Budd Clarke’s desk is convenient for the plot, sure, but is such an amateurish error that it severely blunts what ought to have been a challenging crime to solve.
More than that, though, Anders’ meddling with the crime scene ashtrays serves no real purpose. All he needed to do was remove the poisoned cigarette from Clarke’s dead hand and the packet with the two other poisoned smokes in it, and leave all else as was. Emptying the desk ashtray into a bag and refilling it with pre-prepared ash and butts is simply a plot device that has no grounding in logic. I liken it to the Dr Marshall Cahill leaving a burnt match in an ashtray in Mind Over Mayhem. The very act of doing it serves only to make the investigation easier for Columbo to navigate. No one would ever actually do it.
But really, Anders made an absolute hash of the whole crime. As well as the above howlers, his neglecting to plant Clarke’s fingers on both sides of the computer print-out was a schoolboy error, as was his failure to spot the difference in headline styles between his planted news article and Budd Clarke’s. When you also consider that he drove to Clarke’s house to commit murder in a very recognisable car in broad daylight, this is the crime of a man who seems determined to get caught.
To quote Sherlock Holmes’ admonishment of the bungling Watson in The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax: “I cannot recall any possible blunder which you have omitted.” The same absolutely applies to Wade Anders – and it makes catching him a breeze. The LAPD didn’t need Columbo on this case. Sergeants Wilson and Grover could have coped just fine. It all means there’s a distinct lack of dramatic tension throughout that even actors as gifted and charismatic as Hamilton and Falk can’t make up for.
It seems to me that much more could have been done to make Anders a more interesting villain, too. He’s sympathetic to a point due to the harsh way that that wicked, cigarette-smoking man Budd Clarke is so beastly to him, but this avenue is never fully explored. There’s no vulnerability in Anders, and I think there should have been. This is a guy who has had fame thrust upon him relatively late in life, and who is relishing it, only for a vengeful toad to attempt to ruin him for poor choices made earlier in his career. We should really be rooting for him, but he’s just not a compelling enough presence to warrant it.
Much is made in the script of what a decent and squeaky clean guy Anders is, but he comes across as being conceited and insincere with few likeable qualities. There was more than enough time to devote to ramping up sympathy for him. How about him being married to the love of his life and desperately wanting to prevent her from finding out about his porn star past? Or how about her needing life-saving medical treatment that his new super-wage as Crime Alert host had enabled? That would give him a more selfless need to protect his career. As it is, he’s just another greedy and ambitious Columbo killer in a long line of greedy, ambitious Columbo killers. So much potential went untapped.
To my chagrin, there are also a number of dismally unfunny sequences in Hazardous that take us right back to some of the low moments of Season 8. There’s nothing quite as bad as the tuba and bin rummaging scenes from Sex and The Married Detective, or the celebrity poker match in Uneasy Lies the Crown, but some seriously cringey moments made the final cut – a big disappointment given how our previous episode, Columbo Goes to College, sidestepped such stupidity completely.
The car prang scene is painfully drawn out, but the worst moment is the Lieutenant’s awful confrontation in the adult store, which is, in my opinion, comfortably one of the worst Columbo scenes ever filmed. Having the hooker cat call to Columbo as he walked down the street to the store moments earlier was a good moment. Yes, he wears the sort of mac a flasher might have so it’s nice reference that fans can chuckle at. However, things plummet downhill fast when he enters the store itself and is winked at by a leering perv in an identikit raincoat, who evidently believes the Lieutenant is a sexual deviant like himself.
“There are several dismally unfunny sequences in Hazardous that take us right back to some of the low moments of Season 8.”
This overly knowing, hammily acted, nudge-nudge, wink-wink TOSH has no place in any serious detective drama. One might expect to see such nonsense in one of the Carry On films from the 1970s (Google ’em, non-British readers), but I hold Columbo to higher standards, making the scene agony to endure. Normally I’d blame the writers for this, but through Twitter correspondence with one of the episode scribes (I forget which one, sorry), I learned that this scene was much less clumsily presented in the original draft.
Yes, Columbo still encountered the mac man in the porn store, but their interaction was little more than each looking the other up and down before the stranger left the building. This would have worked 1000 times better, and been an understated Easter Egg for fans. However, I was informed that Falk and the producers were the ones responsible for stretching the scene out and making a dog’s dinner of a supposed comic interlude. Frankly, it’s hideous. Revisit it yourself below, if you dare…
A further criticism of the episode (and one that can also be labelled at numerous ‘new’ Columbo adventures) is the repetitive nature of several aspects of it that almost play out like a retread of some of the greatest hits of the original series. I think the odd nod to the past is fine and dandy, but there seems to be a lot of them going on in a single episode here. Consider:-
- Poisoned cigarette murder weapon as seen in Lovely but Lethal in 1973
- Antagonist caught on film leaving an office at different time than claimed (variation on Identity Crisis gotcha from 1975)
- Unnecessary manipulation of crime scene (Mind Over Mayhem, 1974)
- Columbo earning crucial evidence through close study of CCTV tape (see also Playback from 1975)
- Columbo bamboozled by new technology (computers, printers) echoing classic episodes including Fade in to Murder, Bye-Bye Sky High, Playback etc)
- Killer driving to crime scene in conspicuous car in broad daylight (Etude in Black, 1972)
- Dog nominally helps solve the crime (Mind Over Mayhem, 1974)
We had another example of this in the previous outing, where the conclusion of Columbo Goes to College was a reworking of that from A Friend in Deed. However, given the theme of that episode, placing Columbo as an educator to would-be criminologists, the ending still satisfied. Here, both the key elements of the murder and its solving are rehashes on what we’ve seen before, hinting at a disappointing lack of original thinking.
Still, I hate to come across as too much of a Negative Nelly, despite the disappointments coming thick and fast. Hazardous to Your Health does have its strengths and for me, its main appeal for today’s viewer lies in the relevance of its central theme. Here we have Wade Anders’ hard-earned success under threat due to iffy decisions he made years earlier at a different time and place in his career. It’s cancel culture, 1990s style, with Budd Clarke attempting to ruin Anders’ reputation and livelihood through revealing his shameful past. How often have we seen that happen in the past few years across all areas of society?
In what might be the highlight of the whole episode, there’s a nice moment when Anders is prepping for a TV interview, all smugness and sham grins before he notices Columbo waiting in the wings and his face falls a country mile. The episode’s opening scene is also a nice bait-and-switch moment, suggesting that the episode will be focussing on a slimy, murderous young couple who are in fact incidental characters about to be busted on live national TV for Anders’ Crime Alert show. First-time viewers were surely fooled by this clever staging.
Should some viewers still need convincing, Hazardous is another episode to provide strong proof of Mrs Columbo being a real person and not some figment of the Lieutenant’s imagination. Although we tantalisingly don’t see her when she’s allegedly accompanying her husband to the policeman’s dinner, the dog groomer at the salon near the end of the episode references having received instructions from her on Dog’s desired pedicure. If she only exists in Columbo’s head, how could the dog groomer have met her? CASE CLOSED, DOUBTERS (**runs imaginary lap of honour, high-fiving fellow believers**).
Elsewhere, keen viewers will appreciate seeing Steven Gilborn pop up as Columbo’s forensics sidekick George in his third of four appearances, all as the same character. It places George as one of the show’s most recurring secondary characters behind only (I believe) Dog and Bruce Kirby’s beloved Sergeant Kramer. That’s good going, Stevie G!
Finally, I give kudos to the casting of Penny Johnson as Crime Alert producer Maxine Jarrett. A black woman in a prominent role is, sadly, a major rarity for Columbo across its 35-year lifespan. Her role is hardly a massive one, but Johnson (perhaps best known to TV viewers as Sherry Palmer in 24, and Kassidy Yates Sisko in Deep Space Nine) puts in a strong turn and believable turn.
Sad to say, though, there just aren’t enough highlights in Hazardous to Your Health to get excited about. It’s not dreadful, just entirely average and can perhaps best be described as a Columbo-by-numbers. After the excellence of Columbo Goes to College, the lackadaisical nature of Hazardous is a rather bitter pill to take and proves once again that when it comes to new Columbo, you just don’t know what you’re going to get.
Did you know?
Caution: Murder Can Be Hazardous to Your Health is the only Columbo episode penned by female writers, namely the trio of Sonia Wolf, Patricia Ford and April Raynell. For all three, this episode was the sole writing credit in their careers. Ms Raynell served as Peter Falk’s executive assistant for many years.
How I rate ’em
A discouraging effort after the enjoyable romp that was Columbo Goes to College, Hazardous is nevertheless an above-average episode by the standards of the comeback series. The cast doesn’t do much wrong, but the story, the padding and the spoon-feeding of clues don’t live up to the hype surrounding George Hamilton’s casting. Ho hum…
If you missed any of my earlier ‘new Columbo‘ reviews, access them via the links below.
- Columbo Goes to College
- Agenda for Murder
- Columbo Cries Wolf
- Rest in Peace, Mrs Columbo
- Columbo Goes to the Guillotine
- Sex & The Married Detective
- Caution: Murder Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
- Murder, A Self Portrait
- Murder, Smoke & Shadows
- Uneasy Lies the Crown
- Grand Deceptions
- Murder in Malibu
I haven’t yet started to slot the new episodes in amongst the classics in an overall rankings list, but you can see how I rate the 70s’ run of episodes right here.
That’s all for today, gang. Regular readers will know that my daughter’s illness and on-going treatment are going to severely curtail my blogging efforts for the rest of the year but I’m happy be able to publish this review after largely completing it before her diagnosis. My sincere thanks to you all for your patience and well wishes.
The next stop on our Columbo marathon is the dubiously titled Columbo and the Murder of a Rock Star, starring a moustached Dabney Coleman and featuring a cameo by Little Richard. A return to form, or another lesser light? Time will tell…
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