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#columbo

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In "Poker Face," Natasha Lyonne plays a woman with an uncanny ability to tell if other people are lying — which helps her solve the bizarre mysteries she encounters every week. The second season of the "Columbo"-inspired show, directed by Rian Johnson, just started. @ew spoke with Lyonne and Johnson about the show and its starry supporting cast — think Cynthia Erivo, Giancarlo Esposito, John Mulaney, and a host of doggy actors.

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EW.comNatasha Lyonne and her Rolodex of famous friends bet on 'Poker Face' season 2EW goes all in with a 'Poker Face' season 2 cover featuring Natasha Lyonne, series creator Rian Johnson, showrunner Tony Tost, and guest stars Simon Helberg and Rhea Perlman.
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Haderach C. Kwisatch

"Finally, let’s consider whether or not #Columbo has enough evidence to make the murder charge stick. Will Cahill be found GUILTY or will his defense secure an ACQUITTAL? Well, on the one hand the evidence against him is circumstantial. On the other hand, he did make a confession. BUT he did so under duress and if his lawyer hammers Columbo on his unscrupulous tactics in forcing that confession, then the argument could be made that he confessed to a crime he did not commit in order to protect his son. In which case it’s an ACQUITTAL."
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Joseph Mallozzi's Weblog · May 5, 2025: The Columbo rewatch continues with "Mind Over Mayhem"! - Joseph Mallozzi's WeblogThis episode aired February 10, 1974. The computer room set was a re-use from The Andromeda Strain (1971). Robert J. Walker, who played Neil Cahill, is perhaps best known for portrayal of Charlie Evans in the Star Trek episode “Charlie X”. Jessica Walter, who portrayed the enigmatic Margaret Nicholson, would later play the matriarch Lucille…
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Majo Komár

#Budapest #statue #PeterFalk #Columbo #crimescene #squirrel

Budapest je mesto sôch. Sú po celom meste, sú nečakané a rôzne. Boli sme pozrieť sochu poručíka a zrazu sme sa nečakane ocitli na mieste činu. Veverička ako obeť pouličnej prestrelky. Vzhľadom na prebiehajúce vyšetrovanie nie je možné v tejto chvíli zverejniť ďalšie detaily.

(Vôbec by som to miesto nevšimol, keby tam nebola iná skupina ľudí, ktorá sa skláňala k zemi a fotila.)

A bronze statue of the star of the TV crime series lieutenant Columbo in a typical pose, scratching his head with the end of a cigar in his fingers. Seen from the side. In front of him an occasional character, a dog, I guess the basset breed, sitting and looking up to him. Seen from the front. The whole scene is on the street.
The same statues, this time Columbo seen from the front, the dog from the back. Next to the lieutenant stands a person (in white/black textile motocycle pants and jacket, making a thinking pose to like they are trying to solve the case together. Behind them on the pavement is a small spot, circled in red with an arrow added to the photo.
In that red circled area is a very small statue and this photo is a detailed picture. On a white marble lies a bronze statue of a dead squirrel, holding a pistol in one hand.
The same statue of a dead squirrel from another angle.
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“I knew this guy was exceptional. The show with Steven Spielberg was the first time in my acting career that I did a scene in which I was unaware where the camera was. In television, the camera is always right there. And we did a scene, and he said 'Action,' and we started to shoot, and in the middle of the scene I said, 'Where the hell is the camera?' - Peter Falk on the episode directed by Steven Spielberg
#columbo #television

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SlashFilm · Steven Spielberg's Columbo Episode Changed Peter Falk's Perception Of Television - SlashFilmColumbo star Peter Falk knew Steven Spielberg was destined for greater things when they worked together on an episode of the show.
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