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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 280353" data-attributes="member: 23">Yes - I can appreciate that reasoning. The stakes got very high once other organisations got more involved and it did give the episode a different tone. While it didn&#039;t have quite the same cosiness as some other episodes, I thought that there was a kind of intimacy to the relationship between Columbo and Brenner at times in the way they knew so much about one another and could almost read one another. Oh - I must confess that hadn&#039;t really jumped out to me, but I think you&#039;re right.Absolutely agreed on all counts. The death by goring was very clever and I thought there were some interesting titbits about the tools of the trad, such as wetting the muleta, and the type of lance used. It was fun to see Columbo&#039;s typically woozy reaction on taking a look at the body. Another aspect that deserves a mention is Sanchez and his family. They were all very likeable and I quite enjoyed that angle as a one-off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 280353, member: 23"] Yes - I can appreciate that reasoning. The stakes got very high once other organisations got more involved and it did give the episode a different tone. While it didn't have quite the same cosiness as some other episodes, I thought that there was a kind of intimacy to the relationship between Columbo and Brenner at times in the way they knew so much about one another and could almost read one another. Oh - I must confess that hadn't really jumped out to me, but I think you're right. Absolutely agreed on all counts. The death by goring was very clever and I thought there were some interesting titbits about the tools of the trad, such as wetting the muleta, and the type of lance used. It was fun to see Columbo's typically woozy reaction on taking a look at the body. Another aspect that deserves a mention is Sanchez and his family. They were all very likeable and I quite enjoyed that angle as a one-off. [/QUOTE]

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