LOVE Letterkenny. I enjoyed Shoresy, but I just don't grok the hockey jargon, so I end up confused a lot.
Fun fact: Heroin and Aspern were released by Bayer the same year. The trademarks ran out long ago.
“Safari can’t open the page.”
Which is why spellcheck failed in proofreading my post.
Yes I enjoyed it though it is a bit slow paced at times.
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IOW it would probably take more than a hundred times as much to kill, say, Trump, as it would to kill you.
The only “Colombo” we haven’t watched is the 2nd pilot movie, which was made in 71. We watched the first pilot episode a few days ago and it was made in 68, but the series didn’t start until 71. After awhile, you get to know all of Columbo’s moves and how many times he going to tell the suspect that he has one more thing to ask him/her.
It is such a great show. Some good guest stars too. I watched one with Leonard Nimoy the other night. William Shatner has been in at least two episodes. Patrick Mcgoohan was in at least one and I know he directed a few too. There’s an eerie plot line where a guy murders his wife by bashing her head with a big block of ice and she goes into the pool. The ice block melts in the pool, no murder weapon. William Shatner’s wife died in a pool accident in suspiciously similar circumstances if you ask me.
It is a great show. The episode with Leonard Nimoy as a heart surgeon with no heart himself is great. The one with the ice block was on COZI last night actually, although I fell asleep half way through.
You have some facts mixed up though. The murderer with the block of ice is Robert Culp (dressed up as an ice cream man), and he killed his ne'er do well brother and business partner (played by Dean Stockwell), not his wife. My two favorite episodes are the one with Johnny Cash as a gospel singer who kills his bitchy manager (the great Ida Lupino) in a plane crash. The murder plot is interesting, but completely far fetched. The other episode is with Janet Leigh as an aged dancer looking to revive her career, but her husband won't let her, so she kills him. But she has a progressive brain disease, and soon forgets that she ever did it. Columbo, in a rare show of mercy toward a killer, drops the case at the end, as she only has a month or two to live anyway. Its a sad story all around.
My mom loved murder mysteries. Always had an Agatha Christie paperback with her. Perry Mason was her favorite TV show.
Yes, that was on the other night on COZI. I think, I’ve been recording episodes now and again so I can’t remember if I am watching it live or recorded.
Darn it, I missed it. Looks like I got mixed up here but I knew Shatner wasn’t in this one but I always think of him and this episode.The one with the ice block was on COZI last night actually, although I fell asleep half way through.
