What's interesting about this episode is the murderer's quest for the a wrinkle cream.....apparently, cosmetic companies have been on this quest since forever, and will go kill for it....says a lot about the many products that claim to remove wrinkles, and the hundreds of dollars they charge to do so....
Ed Reid thank you for reply. How about many other shows that was aired after Columbo ,like Murder she wrote foe example and many , many more you can watch full movie
Great episode - Martin Sheen was excellent too, in a very tiny role. I can't watch Vera Miles in anything without thinking of Psycho, lol. And something I never really noticed until this clip - LOVE her office! #retro ;)
I like I except for the shape. I feel like it's going to topple off, it's so heavy in the back! Unless she just has that much real hair piled up underneath?
"Vivica Scott"... played by Vera Miles. In the movie "The Morning After"... Jane Fonda plays a washed-up actress who, in the movie, was being groomed to be the next Vera Miles... her stage name was "Vivica Van Loren".
"LOVELY BUT LETHAL" (S03E01) was released on Sunday, September 23, 1973. CAST (17): Peter Falk, Vera Miles, Martin Sheen, Sian Barbara Allen, Vincent Price, and others. PLOT: Viveca Scott (Vera Miles) is the founder of Beauty Mark Cosmetics. David Lang (Vincent Price), the head of a rival company, learns that Beauty Mark has discovered a chemical formula that makes wrinkles disappear, and Lang pirates the formula by bribing a Beauty Mark chemist (Martin Sheen). Along the way to retrieving Beauty Mark's formula, Viveca (Vera Miles) kills the characters "Karl Lessing" (Martin Sheen) and "Shirley Blaine" (Sian Barbara Allen). Lessing's death is an accident but Shirley Blaine's death is *cold-blooded* premeditated murder! (Vera Miles is superb as homicidal "Viveca Scott"!) TERMINOLOGY: "Mark" (defined): n. 1) a visible impression or trace on something, such as a line, cut, dent, stain, or bruise. 2) an object of attack.
I just went back and reviewed that scene...it could be- but awfully beren... you think Ms. Columbo would allow such an empty room for her husbands office? lol - At first I thought it was an interview room. In fact I still think it could just be an interview room.
The episode “Any old port in a storm” where brother kills brother to prevent sale of winery. Murdered brothers fiancée reports missing brother to Columbo in his office near start.
Excellent episode with lots of 70’s period items and fashions - and a very beautiful Ms. Scott. The type of woman that smiles at you as she plunges the knife 🔪 👏
Nah, it is one of the weaker and more forgettable episodes with a weird plot (which is about as lame as the "robot alibi" episode which is itself probably the worst Columbo episode). I've seen them all several times and this one never sticked in my mind. Actually this episode reminds me more of flashy 60s than raw 70s and therefore feels like a retro trip which is quite confusing nowadays.
kkarx - A true Columbo aficionado loves them all .... at least all the 70s series. Tell me, Double Shock wasn’t great either I suppose ? Or Any Port in a Storm? Whatever floats your boat my friend ..
@@ssnoc I was never too fond of Any Port in a Storm tbh. Donald Pleaseance's murderer does not feel like a threat Columbo had any problem with. I love all Robert Culp episodes, the ones where the bad guy is Jack Cassidy are also classy. The early years of Columbo were not that great though there are few gems. The highlight of the serie is def. in between the end of the year 1973 and the beginning of the year 1975.
@Harvey Norman Yeah that is the one. Imo it looks silly (it must have looked silly in 70s either) and there is not really much tension between Falk and Ferrer. The Last Salute to the Commodore is weak since it lacks Columbo's trademarks and even a slightly believeable point at the end. The early episodes like Requiem for a Falling Star, Étude in Black, etc... are weaker (not bad just weaker).
@Harvey Norman - THAT I agree with ... that episode sucked. But the other Robert Vaughn episode was good when on the cruise ship ...forgot the name of that episode.
or do you draw them on with a black mascara pencil? you know like the one that the suspect used to write on the back of the magazine with? which you didn't wipe down for fingerprints when you rushed out after killing Martin Sheen.
She threw a microscope at Martin Sheen which had a glass slide on it containing poison ivy. The glass shattered on the floor and she ended up unknowingly putting her hand on it while it was on the floor.
@@m.e.d.7997 They don’t say. Maybe it’s because of how short the epi is. Columbus in the 50’s was never more than 10 minutes partly because of programming. There’s hardware and software. The 50’s TVs were mostly hardware and too small so they couldn’t hold longer shows inside them. Nowadays the software programming and larger memory with teamwork allows you to watch all sizes due to the chips and LEDs and Motorola involvement. The circuitry and transistors with programming makes the difference to make an overall racism free product. The proof is in the pudding.
This show is too short. It’s too bad when it started in the 50’s like this all the shows were less than 10 minutes long for the whole show. They leave out a lot of details. Later they were as long as half an hour which was a great improvement. The TV had just been invented in the 50’s so the TV sets were a lot smaller so they couldn’t handle longer shows
@@glowiever Yes. When she picked up the microscope and hit him, they were having a heated argument. She didn't intend to kill him and there was no premeditation.
Vera Miles is that rare combination of startling beauty and excellent, excellent actress.
I love the pause at 1:46, and the alarmed, almost terrified look on Vera Miles' face when Columbo keeps coming back at her.
When Columbo comes back to you for a second round of questions or says "just one more thing", you know you are doomed.
Same if you ever come across Jessica Fletcher *RUN* because people are about to die and someone you know is about to get banged up.
@@paulsmith3128 🤣 i always say that to my husband
It's true 😂😂
Just don't kill anyone.
Colombo jailed so many people with "one more thing"
The whole series was just GREAT!
I have all of the DVDs. I love it.
Asking a question you already know the answer to just to get a reaction is genius.
This was a great episode, it broke Columbo's heart to find out she was the murderer.
One of the best episodes.
What's interesting about this episode is the murderer's quest for the a wrinkle cream.....apparently, cosmetic companies have been on this quest since forever, and will go kill for it....says a lot about the many products that claim to remove wrinkles, and the hundreds of dollars they charge to do so....
Ed Reid thank you for reply. How about many other shows that was aired after Columbo ,like Murder she wrote foe example and many , many more you can watch full movie
" you belong in a museum" I died laughing🤣😂
Whenever Columbo says "just one more thing".... the suspect must realize what a relentless hunter he really is.
Great episode - Martin Sheen was excellent too, in a very tiny role. I can't watch Vera Miles in anything without thinking of Psycho, lol. And something I never really noticed until this clip - LOVE her office! #retro ;)
I always think of her character Hallie in the nan who shot liberty valance a love quest between John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart great movie
"You're making a mistake talking to a redhead" Yeah right, got her!
Beauty and class in one show ..
I didn't know mink eyelashes went this far back. 😂
The rash and the eyebrow pencil will seal the case
They could have done a handwriting sample of the magazine and saved a lot of time.
@@mitchellspindell589 and finger prints of the magazine.
Vera Miles was only 43 when she did this. That hair made her look 60.
That wig was a horrible choice, but her natural beauty still shine through. The scene with her in the white athlete wear reveals her wonderful curves😊
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That is a horrible wig. The person who did that should’ve been fired.
I like I except for the shape. I feel like it's going to topple off, it's so heavy in the back! Unless she just has that much real hair piled up underneath?
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I love Vera Miles!
"Oh, uh, just one more thing. About that beauty mark you wore when you committed the murder which I will inevitably charge you with..."
"Vivica Scott"... played by Vera Miles.
In the movie "The Morning After"... Jane Fonda plays a washed-up actress who, in the movie, was being groomed to be the next Vera Miles... her stage name was "Vivica Van Loren".
Justice Just one more word. Detective you've been given an Ace Script. No Doubts About that !!!!!!!!!!
I prefer to watch full episodes. Please upload because I'm a big fan of Columbo series.
0:13 SHE sure doesn't look glad he caught her lol
1:40 Gotcha!
And she knew it.
The terrifying intellect of Columbo. That poor murdering woman...lol
pongo and perdita would've loved that shirt of the lady:-)
Pongo and Perdita were the names of the two dogs who were the parents of the 101 Dalmatians, in the Disney movie.
I would love if the score got a proper digital or physical release. The bootleg I listen to on RUclips is great but it isn’t comprehensive....
Great episode, but that wig on Vera Miles had it's own zip code.
"LOVELY BUT LETHAL" (S03E01) was released on Sunday, September 23, 1973.
CAST (17): Peter Falk, Vera Miles, Martin Sheen, Sian Barbara Allen, Vincent Price, and others.
PLOT:
Viveca Scott (Vera Miles) is the founder of Beauty Mark Cosmetics. David Lang (Vincent Price), the head of a rival company, learns that Beauty Mark has discovered a chemical formula that makes wrinkles disappear, and Lang pirates the formula by bribing a Beauty Mark chemist (Martin Sheen).
Along the way to retrieving Beauty Mark's formula, Viveca (Vera Miles) kills the characters "Karl Lessing" (Martin Sheen) and "Shirley Blaine" (Sian Barbara Allen). Lessing's death is an accident but Shirley Blaine's death is *cold-blooded* premeditated murder! (Vera Miles is superb as homicidal "Viveca Scott"!)
TERMINOLOGY:
"Mark" (defined): n.
1) a visible impression or trace on something, such as a line, cut, dent, stain, or bruise.
2) an object of attack.
1:47 It was at that moment she knew... she'd fucked up.
1:50 columbo looks like he is in love 🤣❤💕
Beautiful woman!
Just 0NE MORE THING!
No caller ID in those days. Can't fool anyone now. Also that's Vera Miles, she's still alive today, so NOW she has caller ID.
Yes but caller ID can be turned off so the person on the phone that is being called would only see "private number" as the originator of the call.
Yes Vera is still living well into her 90's.
Is there any episode of Columbo where he is shown in his own office?
I just went back and reviewed that scene...it could be- but awfully beren... you think Ms. Columbo would allow such an empty room for her husbands office? lol - At first I thought it was an interview room. In fact I still think it could just be an interview room.
The episode “Any old port in a storm” where brother kills brother to prevent sale of winery. Murdered brothers fiancée reports missing brother to Columbo in his office near start.
Excellent episode with lots of 70’s period items and fashions - and a very beautiful Ms. Scott. The type of woman that smiles at you as she plunges the knife 🔪 👏
Nah, it is one of the weaker and more forgettable episodes with a weird plot (which is about as lame as the "robot alibi" episode which is itself probably the worst Columbo episode). I've seen them all several times and this one never sticked in my mind. Actually this episode reminds me more of flashy 60s than raw 70s and therefore feels like a retro trip which is quite confusing nowadays.
kkarx - A true Columbo aficionado loves them all .... at least all the 70s series. Tell me, Double Shock wasn’t great either I suppose ? Or Any Port in a Storm? Whatever floats your boat my friend ..
@@ssnoc I was never too fond of Any Port in a Storm tbh. Donald Pleaseance's murderer does not feel like a threat Columbo had any problem with. I love all Robert Culp episodes, the ones where the bad guy is Jack Cassidy are also classy. The early years of Columbo were not that great though there are few gems. The highlight of the serie is def. in between the end of the year 1973 and the beginning of the year 1975.
@Harvey Norman Yeah that is the one. Imo it looks silly (it must have looked silly in 70s either) and there is not really much tension between Falk and Ferrer. The Last Salute to the Commodore is weak since it lacks Columbo's trademarks and even a slightly believeable point at the end. The early episodes like Requiem for a Falling Star, Étude in Black, etc... are weaker (not bad just weaker).
@Harvey Norman - THAT I agree with ... that episode sucked. But the other Robert Vaughn episode was good when on the cruise ship ...forgot the name of that episode.
Great Actress.
or do you draw them on with a black mascara pencil? you know like the one that the suspect used to write on the back of the magazine with? which you didn't wipe down for fingerprints when you rushed out after killing Martin Sheen.
It's only the first day and she's screwed already.
It is so annoying just few minutes , if you have access why not full move , !!!!
I never saw this episode why was she itching her finger so much in the end?
She threw a microscope at Martin Sheen which had a glass slide on it containing poison ivy. The glass shattered on the floor and she ended up unknowingly putting her hand on it while it was on the floor.
So who did she kill?
A young Martin Sheen
@@edreid7872 With extreme prejudice.
Watch the epi if you can. Do not want to ruin the whole thing now.
@@edreid7872 How old?
@@m.e.d.7997 They don’t say. Maybe it’s because of how short the epi is.
Columbus in the 50’s was never more than 10 minutes partly because of programming. There’s hardware and software. The 50’s TVs were mostly hardware and too small so they couldn’t hold longer shows inside them. Nowadays the software programming and larger memory with teamwork allows you to watch all sizes due to the chips and LEDs and Motorola involvement. The circuitry and transistors with programming makes the difference to make an overall racism free product. The proof is in the pudding.
The third episod I saw 😀😀
This show is too short. It’s too bad when it started in the 50’s like this all the shows were less than 10 minutes long for the whole show. They leave out a lot of details. Later they were as long as half an hour which was a great improvement. The TV had just been invented in the 50’s so the TV sets were a lot smaller so they couldn’t handle longer shows
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Half way through. 9/9 पत्ते पे पत्ता।
Why not the whole movie..3 min..isn’t worth time
It's always on some TV station in NY.
Now you must know by now that the copyright cops aren't going to let you see the whole movie for free!!
she was portrayed as sociopath here right? I mean she killed her former lover who more or less still had a feeling for her, right?
No. The crime she committed in this episode is involuntary manslaughter, not murder.
@@SECRETARIATguy224 involuntary? cause it was spontaneous and not pre-meditated?
@@glowiever Yes. When she picked up the microscope and hit him, they were having a heated argument. She didn't intend to kill him and there was no premeditation.
@@glowiever Same thing in Death Lends a Hand.
Did she kill someone to steal this cream pot for the skin? Hehehe
Yeah she did 🤣
Pretty much 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣