Columbo: Columbo Goes to College

टीवी फ़िल्म
1990
TV-PG
1 घं 38 मि

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7.8/10

2.4 हज़ार

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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंTwo college students decide to murder their professor during a class that Columbo is teaching.Two college students decide to murder their professor during a class that Columbo is teaching.Two college students decide to murder their professor during a class that Columbo is teaching.

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2.4 हज़ार

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ट्रिविया
This was Robert Culp's fourth and final appearance in "Columbo", but the only time he did not play the murderer.

गूफ़
The splattered blood on Rusk's windshield is present in the closeup view only but is missing in the long shot.

भाव
Lt. Columbo: Well, sometimes, when you know something, it's better to keep it to yourself. You don't have to blab everything right away. Wait. Who knows what will happen? Timing. That's important. And lucky. You got to be lucky.

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Featured in Columbo: Columbo Goes to College

साउंडट्रैक
Poor Rich Boy
(uncredited) (opening title)
Written by Burt Bacharach, David Pack, Joe Puerta
Performed by Ambrosia
Produced by Val Garay, assisted by Niko Bolas at Record One
Drums: Burleigh Drummond
Bass: Joe Puerta
Keyboards: Christopher North and David Lewis
Background vocals and guitar: David Pack
Background vocals and percussion: Royce Jones
(from Arthur (1981) The Album")

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9/10

"Columbo Goes to College" (1990)

PLOT: Two spoiled frat boys (Stephen Caffrey & Gary Hershberger) murder their professor in an inventive way after he threatens to flunk them and expose their fraudulence. Robert Culp is on hand as the VIP father of one of them.

COMMENTARY: This is my favorite episode of the latter-day series (1989-2003). The spoiled college guys are overconfident and mock Columbo behind his back but, despite the Lieutenant's appearance and geniality, he's not naïve or clueless. Speaking of which, the clues gradually mount up, leading the rumpled detective to one of the best 'Gotcha' conclusions in the series. Everything clicks for a superb entry.

GRADE: A