Blueprint for Murder in 13 Minutes | Columbo
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Columbo excavates the area surrounding the newly poured foundation of a building to search for a corpse.
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Season 1, Episode 7 'Blueprint for Murder': At tremendous expense to the city, Columbo excavates the area surrounding the newly poured foundation of a building to search for a corpse. Guest star: Janis Paige.
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Janis Paige, who played Goldie, is still alive and is 101 years old.
Wow, thanks 🙏🏼 😊
No way
One from the Golden Age! Awesome
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That's great to know. I was struck by what a wonderful and memorable character she created here. Still, Beau was foolish for switching to young Jennifer. Goldy had the whole package, so why switch? But then, there wouldn't be this fun Columbo episode.
I love how the guy just hopps in the back of the policetruck in the end. Like "welp, lets get this over with, I played I lost, bring me jail, will ya?"
doesn't seem like a truck to me, tbh
This was the only Columbo episode that Peter Falk directed. He soon found that directing himself was a lot of work.
Can you imagine the arguments he got into with the star?
He almost quit for not directing.
@@bobheck8326 I hate it when actors get big egos thinking they can handle other aspects of the film production just because they have acquired some fame in being an actor and then blackmailing the producers to get the directors chair. Whilst I looked his portrayal as Columbo, I wasn't a huge fan of him beind the camera. Read up on what he did with during the filming of the episode "Dead Weight". The guest star Eddie Albert told Falk, "I always wanted to meet you, I always wanted to work with you, but you're a real ...".
Not only was it a lot of work, he was clearly not very good at it but he had no business in threatening to quit over not getting the director's chair and then screwing it up and calling it quits because he couldn't handle the pressure.
I can think of worse episodes. Did a good job imo
Soon as I heard the classical music, I remembered this is the one where the victim listened solely to Country and Columbo knew just from that... genius
He must have seen that episode before too… 🤣
Columbo started out when elvis presley was still in his 30s and ended the year lose yourself by eminem came out ...That my friends is longevity
The TV show was featured in some guiness-books.
i wish they would have made more than 69 episodes.
I always liked to watch Columbo, who always caught the murderers. He was called only to those cases in which murder was supposed. The show was very imaginative and goog to watch.
Great show 💥
I love the Goldie character! She is so real and cool. I also like that she has a healthy relationship with her Ex and even his new wife, which makes it clear that she truly is a strong female character that makes her way in the world without being bitter - sometimes sarcastic, yes, but very humane when it comes to the important things. I just really like her acting.
The episode is perhaps a little too long, but I do like the bureaucratic nightmare that Columbo embarks on to obtain that license to dig up the pile. That's a part of everyday reality we rarely see in such a show! And it is funny.
One of the best episodes, just behind the handful of absolute classics that can be found in the first few vastly superior seasons.
That song playing when he first gets in the car sounds like the Benny Hill orchestra 😂
Hey! You're right! 😂
I thought Benny Hill was going to ride the Trike too.
This is my favorite episode from Season 1 Peter Falk's directorial debut "Blueprint for murder"
As I recall this was the first episode that REALLY got me hooked. So clever. So very very clever.
Goldie Williamson might be one of the best supporting Columbo characters ever. She steals each scene she's in.
Love her. She’d be my favorite ex-wife too. Heck, she might not even be an ex. She was a pistol and a hoot and respectfully, much more intertesting, substantive, and discerning than the much younger “newer” Mrs. Williamson. Love how Goldie calls Columbo “lover”. “Jennifer gives him youth, for the rest he comes to me”.
I've seen this episode so many times but I never noticed the six shooter on the car door handle until now.
The car is swapped out and the door handles are missing in a couple scenes. Not in this clip, it jumped at me in the full episode.
I’m amazed you didn’t include some of the argument at the building site that established the motive
They want you to pay for that 😄
Thank you! Was going to post this
Patrick O'Neal, such a great villain... love it. Great voice and attitude. "Do you want a candy bar?" "No!"
Leaving the car radio 📻 on classic station was a "skool boy error" and Columbo knew who killer was immediately 😅
Definitely.
At 3:50 I disagree - the new wife is definitely not “twice as pretty” And I’d say she looks maybe 10 years not half as younger. Loved the elegance and grace of the first wife’s character for saying it though:)
Janis Page who co-starred with Doris Day in Doris' first film Romance On The High Seas and later in Please Don't Eat The Daisies. She played Lou Grants girlfriend in a couple of episodes of Mary Tyler Moore show. Wonderfully talented actress. ❤
For those interested and curious in regards to the classical music that's being played in this episode, it's Brahms' Piano Concerto No 2, 2nd movement. That concerto as a whole is just an amazing piece of work both pianistically and orchestrally. 🎹🎻🙂🎶🎵
Aha, someone else caught that. Funny that the radio station always played that movement when the murderer was in the car. btw, that was NOT Van Cliburn playing it. His style really stands out and that version seemed a bit lackluster by comparison. I've been listening to VC's performance on vinyl since the '60s with Fritz Reiner & the Chicago symphony. (RCE Re Seal series) Lost mine in a fire but have it on CD now. The first movement therin is breathtaking.
@@johncmitchell4941 -- It's not RICHTER/Chicago.....I know every note by heart.....but it's a great performance.....BRAVO from Acapulco!
the traffic cop is frightening, with scar in the face and somber mannerism. he got it all.
I've watched a lot of these videos, and that's the first time I've noticed myself feeling tense.
Nice guy, though. Was going to help the guy change the tire and everything.
I might be wrong but I think it’s the same actor who plays the bad guy in ‘Scanners’ a sci-fi horror flick from this era. Had a very menacing look to him. [Edit] - Michael Ironside is the one I’m thinking of.
One of very few episodes where we didn't see the actual murder.
Where did you hide the body?"In one of his outbuildings. Really? Never in a million years would we have looked there.
@PaulaWellerUtahIf they had just found it it might not have been easy to prove the culprit. The way they did it, the culprit drove straight into their hands
I agree. They sure don't mix.
janis paige looked great in this episode.
Kind of a Jean Smart vibe. She's prettier than the younger Mrs. Williamson.
Forrest Tucker had a big personality, it's somewhat unfortunate his role in Columbo was rather limited.
Wasn't the only big thing he had.
forrest tucker the criminal? wtf does he have to do with columbo movie
Into about 32 minutes of the episode, Columbo tells the architect/suspect that when looking into the flight logs from LA, they found no "Williamson" on any flights to which the architect proposes that given Williamson's vast holdings around the world, he may have often flown out of the country under a assumed name. Assumed name? Really? Even back in the day of Columbo, the name on the passport had to match the name on the ticket, and it was illegal to hold multiple passports with different names, so that was a pretty lame exchange in the story. Shame on the screenwriters!!!
Also, how in the world is the job site for a major skyscraper left with no after hours security so the architect can just drive on site with a body in his trunk? No contractor could get insurance without a secure site after work hours and the site belongs to the contractor, not the architect. I nice idea for a story, but not very well researched for the plot line.
Something different, YEAH!
For such a good episode, we didn't see the act of murder 😮 4:45
Funny how these land yacht cars managed to lumber their way across America 50 years ago
They still do. Now they're called SUVs.
I called 'em road boats. Had a '73 Toronado 455 that was rated at 6.8 mpg city vs the Eldo's 502's rating in the low 8s. Son was born in '79 and gas jumped to ~$1.50/gal. My daily drive was ~8 mi so pro'ly $4/day to go to work. sold the car to pay for diapers. lol
Playing my jam at the beginning.
The perp is like, “Welp, time for jail!”😅
I love Inspector Callaghan and Lt. Columbo. I wish someone was clever enough to swap them and put them in each others show/movie...
The traffic cop who pulls Mr Markham over was in Identity Crisis as the photographer at the amusement park 10:39
Bill Hickman
Why not have full episodes?
It’s on Peacock. Check it out.
I like both country and classic music so it would not be unusual for me to listen to either one in the car.
But in this episode the murdered mans first wife, Goldie, tells Columbo country music was all he ever listened to.
Was that a camera or mic i saw
I've been arrested twice and neither time did they give me the option of NOT wearing handcuffs 😢
Thought this was a great episode but one that is very seldom seen on tv. Strange considering the guest stars.
All the killer had to do was not do what he did. He walked right into getting caught! Not very clever of him whatsoever.
Such is the case of most Columbo murderers, really.
😂😂al minuto 01:09 si vede l'apparecchiatura del fonico 😅
Hello, what is the name song in 5:13?? Can you help me, please? Thanks…
Un artiste sensationnel, Merci Peter Falk !! Conscience / Intégrité /droiture😘🌏🕵🏻♀️🧑🏽⚕️🕵️♂️
Why did you gather to murder her in silence, that individual?
Murder Their own extremely impeccable civilian, knowing that God is litteraly working through Her. 🧑🏽⚕️🧑⚕️🕵🏻♀️
She is His Godness for this earth.
"A dear heart for a good earth."
They said,No . We All of us , WE all agry ! We dont know her( JUDA) ! "
Insted, get rid of her! RID of them !
Who the hell cares, we dont know her or them! " Godgiven family let's make them go crazy , God will save them!!!!🥸⚡️⚡️🌪️🌪️⚡️⚡️💨💨
I guess He DID and he is not impress! 💫
Just one more question, Do you All really THINK that you can do ´A HOLD UP to GOD? ✨🥸🕵️♂️
At 2:50 analytical deception detection expert Peter Hyatt would've been on to him just like columbo. He only needed to say yes he's missing but had to extend it unnecessarily. Allowing suspicion.
Passed last June
Back then it was easy to leave a car at the airport anonymously. At Detroit Metropolitan Airport they would find cars in the lot with a dead body in the trunk sitting for 2 weeks.
Jesus christ
@@DeathnoteBB: He died on a Cross
@@brianw338 They had to get rid of the body somehow
As in all important things, the devil is in the details.
They almost never put up a fight, and have a chat as they're being arrested. Far fetched, but easy on the eyes!
At first, I had the same thought, but these guys were not violent criminals. They were trying very hard to cover their crime, only to be pursued fiercely and doggedly by Columbo, and when they finally got caught, they were just resigned without fighting back. What's far-fetched, IMO, is the speed that Columbo caught them .. but that is for the benefit of us, the audience.
When Columbo suspects violence from his target, he brings backup. In this case he brought overwhelming force, the group at the construction site and two more police cars full.
Do you think all people put up a fight when they are arrested? Now that's far-fetched.
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Am I the only one who sees the bee on the camera lens at 1:07?
I saw it too.
8:05 😂
Janis Paige has now passed away.
Death of baby brother Mike Yotter
so columbo eats mounds bars?
It seems inconceivable that police never searched the ranch. Also, why was Columbo called in for what was originally a missing person investigation? It was established in earlier episodes that he is only brought in when there's a body.
That’s what’s I said too and if the culprit played it cool and left the body where it was he would’ve had Columbo beat I believe only connection was the music
I think Columbo had him under surveillance once he established him as the main suspect.. He had to get the body from where he had it hidden before they started construction of the building, so he could bury the body underneath it.
The ex did claim he was dead. And the rest is fiction...
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Dad a tavern owner
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"oh. well maybe the mechanic liked that music. or maybe when the car was washed. or maybe that was just a factory setting that had never been changed. ...."
In that case if it was a real world investigation, the detective in charge would check the last time the car had a service and whether the mechanic who serviced it, or the last person who washed it changed the radio station. I Don't think a court would buy a factory setting unless every car of that model had their radios set to country music by default. In any case it wouldn't have mattered as Columbo caught the murderer red handed trying to dispose of the body.
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The acting is really bad in this. P U.
They went for 60 minutes but they had to condense them to under 10 minutes by taking out unnecessary and repetitive content because the old TVs couldn’t hold anything over 10 minutes.
The mondo Columbus shows are very short always less than 10 minutes because of the primitive mondo TVs they had back then. The old old old TVs could not hold more than 10 minutes of show as they used CRT Catholic Ray Tubs technology and non Dylan Mulvaney CLT or Claw Technology. No harm no fowl. They tried Dylan Mulvaney to shorten the shows advertising and tried to produce a non racist TV set with Motorola involvement with flypaper control and Dylan Mulvaney CEO.
Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney abandoned by Bud Lights and faced too much bullying and transphobia. The proof is in the pudding. It’s all part of the non racist discovering process
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Nope. Don't work for the govermental or saying anything like that. Are you for Dylan Mulvaney @@spartacus778
What is a "Catholic ray tube"?...oh ...you mean cathodic!
Do Jewish ray tubes exist too ?
@@Ray-qb7tk Catholic means protection by sacrifice in Catholic religions. Google says Cathodic protection is a technique used to control the corrosion of a metal surface by making it the cathode of an electrochemical cell. A simple method of protection connects the metal to be protected to a more easily corroded "sacrificial metal" to act as the anode.
Religion always sacrifices. You seem racist something Dylan Mclvaney fights against. When you buy a ray tub from the rectal of the Catholic church for a good price and they said it was a Catholic Ray Tub you go with that
Good lord, years later and you're still posting the same tired old "10 minute tv show" joke, only now it's degenerated into bizarre rants about months old controversies you can't even coherently use in a joke... Seek professional help!
What a pretty lady. You have to love Columbo.
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