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# Angela Lansbury is
the killer, she always is, she's just fantastic at framing people. That's been obvious from the second episode. Now, Columbo - there was a great afternoon detective show
(I helped save b3ta! Dogtanian, Tue 28 Oct 2003, 13:04, archived)
# Columbo is OK (not as good as DM)
He just seemed a bit of a sleazy, grubby perv.
(I helped save b3ta! Scary Mary The D'oh Fairy, Tue 28 Oct 2003, 13:05, archived)
# A sleazy, grubby perv who
fights crime, it just doesn't get any better.
(I helped save b3ta! Dogtanian, Tue 28 Oct 2003, 13:05, archived)
# you are insane!
dm is okay, but columbo is the fucking god! its almost as good as bergerac
(I helped save b3ta! Spoon, Tue 28 Oct 2003, 13:07, archived)
# My girlfriend's sister fell in love with Columbo when she was seven.
She wanted to pay for him to have an eye operation.
(I helped save b3ta! charliedontsurf, Tue 28 Oct 2003, 13:11, archived)
# Ah, the memories...
(mcalidnb, Tue 28 Oct 2003, 13:05, archived)
# Columbo is crap
what's the point of a who done it, when you know who done it.
(I helped save b3ta! Pootle, Tue 28 Oct 2003, 13:06, archived)
# heh
it's like romeo and juliet. the prologue just totally spoils the ending ;)
(I helped save b3ta! Spoon, Tue 28 Oct 2003, 13:09, archived)
# Really it's not a whodunnit,
it's a gritty psychological thriller as you watch the killer slowly come unwound in the face of Columbo's logic.
(I helped save b3ta! Dogtanian, Tue 28 Oct 2003, 13:09, archived)
# it's not gritty or psychological
it's always Captian Kirk, or some other ex-celeb who is guilty.
Just one more thing its tedious.
(I helped save b3ta! Pootle, Tue 28 Oct 2003, 13:13, archived)
# But once
someone (fair enough, probably William Shatner) trained their guard dogs to attack by using a phone ring. You'd just never see that level of evil brilliance on Diagnosis Murder. Ever
(I helped save b3ta! Dogtanian, Tue 28 Oct 2003, 13:17, archived)
# Yes, that did seem odd
That every week this writer went to some part of the country, researching her murder novels, and every week, someone in the vicinity would die. There was a veritable wave of death following this woman and no one ever noticed.
(A Wooden Leg Named Smith, Wed 29 Oct 2003, 20:46, archived)