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Post by Alpha Hooligan on Jun 24, 2011 19:10:15 GMT
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Post by trubble on Jun 24, 2011 22:57:05 GMT
Oh.  His legacy will go on. Far into the next generation. And no doubt the generation after that. Oh and... One more thing: This is guaranteed as Columbo episodes are rather cheap to air. |
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Post by Weyland on Jun 25, 2011 6:06:35 GMT
Oh. His legacy will go on. Far into the next generation. And no doubt the generation after that. Oh and... One more thing: This is guaranteed as Columbo episodes are rather cheap to air. The good lieutenant would've had Midsomer cleared up in a single episode. Which would have been a Good Thing. ~ We once rented a gite near Périgord that looked exactly like a Columbo set. Except for the owner, who was a Dane with a dog called Balthazar. Can't remember the Dane's name, but his wife looked like Mai Zetterling. |
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Post by tarzanontarmazepam on Jun 25, 2011 10:33:41 GMT
The genius of Columbo was his perfect charm toward his chief suspect and wooing them with compliments and requesting their advice. A wonderful show and genius performance from Falk. ...and that's the last time I call a television series a show...I'm a bit americanised...goddamn!.  ( and what the ell is that smiley?) |
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Post by Weyland on Jun 25, 2011 11:58:27 GMT
The genius of Columbo was his perfect charm toward his chief suspect and wooing them with compliments and requesting their advice. A wonderful show and genius performance from Falk. ...and that's the last time I call a television series a show...I'm a bit americanised...goddamn!. ( and what the ell is that smiley?) Cool, hepcat, cool.  I just realised that I never watched much of Columbo, even though I did like it. That may change now. |
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Post by tarzanontarmazepam on Jun 25, 2011 12:27:48 GMT
The genius of Columbo was his perfect charm toward his chief suspect and wooing them with compliments and requesting their advice. A wonderful show and genius performance from Falk. ...and that's the last time I call a television series a show...I'm a bit americanised...goddamn!. ( and what the ell is that smiley?) Cool, hepcat, cool. I just realised that I never watched much of Columbo, even though I did like it. That may change now. How are you doing Weyland? Missed you all. Been busy. And at the end of all the busyness...nothing has changed...so what a waste of time.  |
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Post by Alpha Hooligan on Jun 27, 2011 10:22:45 GMT
The genius of Columbo was his perfect charm toward his chief suspect and wooing them with compliments and requesting their advice. A wonderful show and genius performance from Falk. ...and that's the last time I call a television series a show...I'm a bit americanised...goddamn!. ( and what the ell is that smiley?) Masterfull! Loved the way he used to bumble around and give the impression that he was a bit of a brainless tool and not to be feared or taken seriously as a threat to the crims...while all the time, he was busy well sussing out who the villians were.  AH |
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Post by housesparrow on Jun 29, 2011 21:09:54 GMT
I am the master of Bumble. Popping back at the end of a task just when everyone thinks they are off the hook is my secret weapon.
Unfortunately it is ususally after a supermarket shop, when I realise I forgot to ask for the stamps at the checkout.
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