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It was massively popular in Ukraine and Russia in the 1990s. I still remember the overcoat, the dog, and Culombo's wife, which has always been mentioned, but n
by romwell 5y ago
It was massively popular in Ukraine and Russia in the 1990s.
I still remember the overcoat, the dog, and Culombo's wife, which has always been mentioned, but never shown.
I guess that's all I have to say for now starts to leave.
Opens the door back again
Now, just one more thing...
- MikeDelta 5y agoI seem to remember that that one more thing often turned out to be the thing that unravelled into solving the crime.
- ChrisMarshallNY 5y agoThat was his "schtick." He'd come back and say "You see, I guess maybe I missed it, but I just can't figure out how..." Whoever he was talking to, was about to get new jewelry. He'd also have a couple of uniforms handy, with stainless steel bracelets. He was doing it before Steve Jobs.
- mbg721 5y agoJust as often, he would already know how the crime happened, and the "one more thing" was just to unnerve the suspect.
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- dasil003 5y agoOh my god, I never connected the through-line from Columbo (which I often watched re-runs with my family as a kid) to Steve Jobs keynotes.
- dogma1138 5y agoThe wife got a spin-off series Mrs. Columbo.
- mbg721 5y agoIn case you find yourself among Columbo corners of the Internet, Mrs. Columbo is emphatically considered non-canonical.
- themadturk 5y agoI read recently that the “just one more thing” originated when the writers discovered they’d forgotten to have Colombo ask a question during the scene and tacked it onto the end to avoid having the rewrite the scene.