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"Just one more thing...": Rewatching Columbo
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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 280661" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>I've seen most of of the episodes of the original run of Columbo multiple times but I can only recall watching<em> Last Salute To The Commodore</em> once so my memory of it isn't anywhere near as good as it is for the others. If I was given a choice to watch an episode of Columbo again, I wouldn't chose this one but if had to choose an episode to completely wipe from existence, I wouldn't choose this one either because there are some real stinkers in the reboot series. </p><p></p><p>My main problem with <em>Last Salute To The Commodore </em>is that it isn't Columbo, it like another show altogether, it has a completely different format and a completely different vibe. Had it been an episode of <em>McMillan and Wife</em>, I might have appreciated it more but ultimately I would have forgotten it. The fact that it is Columbo makes it more watchable and inevitably, someday I will watch it again. </p><p></p><p></p><p>I completely agree. </p><p></p><p></p><p>This was just plain wrong. I know it was the 1970s but I imagine viewers would have found some scenes uncomfortable even back then.</p><p></p><p></p><p>That was this episode, was it? I love how they weave the Nick Knack Paddy Whack tune into the series, it's like uncovering an Easter egg every time they use it.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I don't specifically remember this scene but often in Columbo there are some visually eye catching camera shot and techniques, which we have previously discussed, and this sounds like another example of this.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Ultimately, it's still an episode of Columbo and because I'm a fan of the series I would chose any episode, even<em> Last Salute To The Commodore</em>, over many series from that era.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 280661, member: 33"] I've seen most of of the episodes of the original run of Columbo multiple times but I can only recall watching[I] Last Salute To The Commodore[/I] once so my memory of it isn't anywhere near as good as it is for the others. If I was given a choice to watch an episode of Columbo again, I wouldn't chose this one but if had to choose an episode to completely wipe from existence, I wouldn't choose this one either because there are some real stinkers in the reboot series. My main problem with [I]Last Salute To The Commodore [/I]is that it isn't Columbo, it like another show altogether, it has a completely different format and a completely different vibe. Had it been an episode of [I]McMillan and Wife[/I], I might have appreciated it more but ultimately I would have forgotten it. The fact that it is Columbo makes it more watchable and inevitably, someday I will watch it again. I completely agree. This was just plain wrong. I know it was the 1970s but I imagine viewers would have found some scenes uncomfortable even back then. That was this episode, was it? I love how they weave the Nick Knack Paddy Whack tune into the series, it's like uncovering an Easter egg every time they use it. I don't specifically remember this scene but often in Columbo there are some visually eye catching camera shot and techniques, which we have previously discussed, and this sounds like another example of this. Ultimately, it's still an episode of Columbo and because I'm a fan of the series I would chose any episode, even[I] Last Salute To The Commodore[/I], over many series from that era. [/QUOTE]
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