Yes, yes, well done on getting away with this, well done on getting away with this
HOWEVER THERE'S JUST ONE MORE THING
Based Columbo. You could see the criminal mentally shit themselves the second he dropped the one more thing line
This show is comfy as hell tßh
>>71208950
>that moment when the killer realizes that Columbo is smarter than him
always puts a smile on my face
Just one more thing
Columbo is detectivekino
is Columbo worth watching or is it just a regular tv crime show?
>>71212526
It's certainly above you're average crime show. The cases are very entertaining and the acting is better than what I see on something like CSI today.
>>71212526
definitely not a regular crime show. more slow paced, and goes through the process of what a real detective does. excellent acting, cinematography, and sometimes cool action
>>71212526
It's /comfy/ and Columbo is really likeable for some reason
Also feels like actual detectivework and less psychic bullshit
>>71208898
Best episode? I always liked the london one.
>>71208898
>hmm this dumbledore posting is nice but I haven't invented it
>let's see if there's something similar
>COLUMBO!
>haha reddit I did it am I 4chan yet xD
>>71212779
Yes, yes, well memed anon, well memed...
HOWEVER
>>71208898
genuine kek, best use of this meme I have seen
>>71212776
The one with the dogs who kill when someone says Rosebud
>>71208898
I need his face buried in my pussy NOW
![who[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/aGNxYN7.jpg "who[1].jpg")
JUST
>>71208898
Most of the things he uses to "nab" the perp wouldn't hold up in court in real life.
The worst one was that time he claimed the way a victim's shoelaces were tied proved that someone else must have tied them because obviously right-handed people only ever tie their shoes in one way, right?
He'd actually be a terrible detective in real life, and would probably get sued for harassment and reprimanded by his superiors.
Plus, he only cares if rich people get killed.
>>71208898
>>71216215
Monk Was Better
>>71216215
Columbo has a tendency to jump to conclusions, immediately latching on to one suspect and ignoring all others. He's lucky that the plot bends the universe so that he's always right and never goes after the wrong guy.
>>71208898
My favourite episode was the one with the winemaker played by Donald Pleasence that kills his brother
