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Legendary Peter Falk is a four-time Primetime Emmy® Award-winner for his iconic role as the beloved, trenchcoat-wearing Police Lieutenant Columbo. Columbo is the landmark series that inspired a genre. Every criminal, every innocent victim (and some not-so-innocent ones), and every wily deduction are here in one definitive collection. All 69 episodes from its seven seasons and all 24 television movies are together in this 34-disc anthology. Seemingly befuddled but always brilliant, the cigar-chomping detective will have you following the clues and asking "just one more thing" until the last case is cracked.Bonus Content:Columbo: Seasons 1 - 4: Bonus Episode: Mrs. Columbo "A Riddle for Puppets"Columbo: Seasons 5 - 7: Bonus Episode: Mrs. Columbo "Caviar With Everything"America's Top Sleuths]]>


Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.331, 1.781


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.05 Pounds


Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC, Subtitled


Run time ‏ : ‎ 100 hours and 1 minute


Release date ‏ : ‎ June 12, 2018


Actors ‏ : ‎ Peter Falk


Subtitles: ‏ ‎ Spanish, French


Language ‏ : ‎ English (Dolby Digital 2.0)


Studio ‏ : ‎ Universal Pictures Home Entertainment


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    • Columbo episode running times
"Columbo" is by far one of the greatest TV Series' that's ever been made and it was a totally unique TV Series too. Peter Falk was perfect in the role of Los Angeles Police Department homicide detective Lieutenant Columbo. I rated the "Columbo: The Complete Series" 34-disc DVD box set just four stars because I think that some of the episodes are presented in incomplete form. Here are the exact running times for all of the "Columbo" episodes included in this "Columbo: The Complete Series" 34-disc DVD box set. Prescription: Murder [with guest stars Gene Barry and William Windom], (February 20, 1968) - 1:38:52 Ransom for a Dead Man [with guest stars Harold Gould, Jean Byron, Jed Allan and Lee Grant], (March 1, 1971) - 1:34:58 Season 1: Murder by the Book [with guest stars Jack Cassidy and Martin Milner], (September 15, 1971) - 1:15:46 Death Lends a Hand [with guest stars Pat Crowley, Ray Milland and Robert Culp], (October 6, 1971) - 1:15:45 Dead Weight [with guest stars Eddie Albert and Suzanne Pleshette], (October 27, 1971) - 1:15:42 Suitable for Framing [with guest stars Don Ameche, Joan Shawlee, Ross Martin and Vic Tayback], (November 17, 1971) - 1:15:45 Lady in Waiting [with Garry Walberg, Leslie Nielsen, Richard Anderson, Richard Bull and Susan Clark], (December 15, 1971) - 1:15:23 Short Fuse [with Anne Francis, Ida Lupino, James Gregory, Jason Wingreen, Roddy McDowall and William Windom], (1/19/1972) - 1:15:16 Blueprint for Murder [with guest stars Forrest Tucker, John Fiedler and Patrick O'Neal], (February 9, 1972) - 1:14:59 Season 2: Etude in Black [with guest stars Blythe Danner, John Cassavetes and Pat Morita], (September 17, 1972) - 1:36:31 The Greenhouse Jungle [with guest stars Bradford Dillman, Ray Milland, Sandra Smith and William Smith], (October 15, 1972) - 1:13:59 The Most Crucial Game [with Dean Jagger, Dean Stockwell, James Gregory, Robert Culp, Susan Howard & Valerie Harper], (11/5/72) - 1:14:00 Dagger of the Mind [with guest stars Bernard Fox and Richard Basehart], (November 26, 1972) - 1:37:38 Requiem for a Falling Star [with Anne Baxter, Edith Head, Frank Converse, Kevin McCarthy and Mel Ferrer], (January 21, 1973) - 1:13:59 A Stitch in Crime [with guest stars Anne Francis, Jared Martin, Leonard Nimoy and Will Geer], (February 11, 1973) - 1:13:58 The Most Dangerous Match [with guest stars Laurence Harvey and Lloyd Bochner], (March 4, 1973) - 1:14:01 Double Shock [with guest stars Dabney Coleman, Jeanette Nolan, Julie Newmar and Martin Landau], (March 25, 1973) - 1:14:00 Season 3: Lovely But Lethal [with guest stars Colby Chester, Martin Sheen, Vera Miles and Vincent Price], (September 23, 1973) - 1:14:02 Any Old Port in a Storm [with guest stars Dana Elcar, Donald Pleasence and Robert Walden], (October 7, 1973) - 1:35:27 Candidate for Crime [with guest stars Jackie Cooper, Joanne Linville and Katey Sagal], (November 4, 1973) - 1:38:42 Double Exposure (with guest stars George Wyner and Robert Culp], December 16, 1973) - 1:13:46 Publish or Perish [with guest stars Jack Cassidy, James Sikking and Mariette Hartley], (January 18, 1974) - 1:14:34 Mind Over Mayhem [with Deidre Hall, Jessica Walter, John Zaremba, Jose Ferrer and Lew Ayres], (February 18, 1974) - 1:13:42 Swan Song [with guest stars Ida Lupino, John Dehner, Johnny Cash, John Randolph and Sorrell Booke], (March 3, 1974) - 1:38:34 A Friend in Deed [with guest stars Albert Popwell, John Calvin, Richard Kiley and Rosemary Murphy], (May 5, 1974) - 1:38:19 Season 4: An Exercise in Fatality [with guest stars Gretchen Corbett, Pat Harrington Jr. and Robert Conrad], (September 15, 1974) - 1:37:53 Negative Reaction [with guest stars Dick Van Dyke, Joyce Van Patten and Larry Storch], (October 15, 1974) - 1:34:57 By Dawn's Early Light [with Madeleine Sherwood, Mark Wheeler, Patrick McGoohan and Tom Simcox], (October 27, 1974) - 1:37:53 Troubled Waters [with guest stars Bernard Fox, Dean Stockwell, Patrick Macnee and Robert Vaughn], (February 9, 1975) - 1:37:46 Playback [with guest stars Gena Rowlands, Herbert Jefferson Jr., Martha Scott, Oskar Werner and Robert Brown], (March 2, 1975) - 1:13:49 A Deadly State of Mind [with George Hamilton, Lesley Ann Warren and Priscilla Barnes], (April 27, 1975) - 1:13:53 Season 5: Forgotten Lady [with guest stars Janet Leigh, Johnny Carson, John Payne and Sam Jaffe], (September 14, 1975) - 1:37:23 A Case of Immunity [with guest stars Bart Braverman, Hector Elizondo, Jeff Goldblum and Sal Mineo], (October 12, 1975) - 1:13:52 Identity Crisis [with guest stars David White, Leslie Nielsen and Patrick McGoohan], (November 2, 1975) - 1:37:46 A Matter of Honor [with guest star Ricardo Montalban], (February 1, 1976) - 1:13:48 Now You See Him... [with guest stars Jack Cassidy, Robert Loggia and Thayer David], (February 29, 1976) - 1:29:03 Last Salute to the Commodore [with guest stars Diane Baker, John Dehner, Robert Vaughn and Rod McCary], (May 2, 1976) - 1:35:46 Season 6: Fade in to Murder [with Bert Remsen, Judd Hirsch, Lola Albright, Walter Koenig and William Shatner], (October 10, 1976) - 1:13:22 Old Fashioned Murder [with Celeste Holm, Jeannie Berlin, Joyce Van Patten and Robert Walden], (November 28, 1976) - 1:15:34 The Bye-Bye Sky High I.Q. Murder Case [with Jamie Lee Curtis, Samantha Eggar, Sorrell Booke and Theodore Bikel], (5/22/1977) - 1:13:04 Season 7: Try and Catch Me [with guest stars Charles Frank, Mariette Hartley and Ruth Gordon], (November 21, 1977) - 1:13:01 Murder Under Glass [with France Nuyen, Louis Jourdan, Michael V. Gazzo and Richard Dysart], (January 30, 1978) - 1:13:17 Make Me a Perfect Murder [with George C. Scott, Kip Gilman, Patrick O'Neal, Ron Rifkin and Trish Van Devere], (2/25/1978) - 1:37:34 How to Dial a Murder [with guest stars Ed Begley Jr., Frank Aletter, Joel Fabiani and Kim Cattrall], (April 15, 1978) - 1:12:20 The Conspirators [with guest stars Bernard Behrens, Clive Revill, Jeanette Nolan and L.Q. Jones], (May 13, 1978) - 1:36:52 Columbo Goes to the Guillotine [with guest star Anthony Zerbe], (February 6, 1989) - 1:32:27 Murder, Smoke and Shadows [with guest stars Fisher Stevens, Molly Hagan and Steven Hill], (February 27, 1989) - 1:34:24 Sex and the Married Detective [with guest stars Lindsay Crouse, Marge Redmond and Susan Gibney], (April 3, 1989) - 1:33:51 Grand Deceptions [with guest stars Janet Eilber and Robert Foxworth], (May 1, 1989) - 1:34:13 Murder: A Self Portrait [with guest stars Fionnula Flanagan and Patrick Bauchau], (November 25, 1989) - 1:32:07 Columbo Cries Wolf [with guest stars Alan Scarfe, David Huddleston, Deidre Hall and Ian Buchanan], (January 20, 1990) - 1:35:56 Agenda for Murder [with Anne Haney, Arthur Hill, Denis Arndt, Louis Zorich and Patrick McGoohan], (February 10, 1990) - 1:35:49 Rest in Peace, Mrs. Columbo [with Edward Winter, Helen Shaver, Ian McShane and Roscoe Lee Browne], (March 31, 1990) - 1:36:56 Uneasy Lies the Crown [with guest stars Dick Sargent, Nancy Walker, Paul Burke and Raymond Singer], (April 28, 1990) - 1:35:25 Murder in Malibu [with guest stars Andrew Stevens, Brenda Vaccaro and Laurie Walters], (May 14, 1990) - 1:33:56 Columbo Goes to College [with Katherine Cannon, Robert Culp, Stephen Caffrey and William Lucking], (December 9, 1990) - 1:33:22 Caution: Murder Can Be Hazardous to Your Health [with George Hamilton and Peter Haskell], (February 20, 1991) - 1:29:54 Columbo and the Murder of a Rock Star [with guest stars Dabney Coleman and Little Richard], (April 29, 1991) - 1:35:32 Death Hits the Jackpot [with Jamie Rose, Rip Torn, Robert Alan Browne and Warren Berlinger], (December 15, 1991) - 1:36:17 No Time to Die [with Daniel Davis, Joanna Going, Juliet Mills, Lance LeGault and Thomas Calabro], (March 15, 1992) - 1:31:24 A Bird in the Hand... [with guest stars Greg Evigan, Steve Forrest and Tyne Daly], (November 22, 1992) - 1:32:57 It's All in the Game [with guest stars Bill Macy, Dawn Wells, Doug Sheehan and Faye Dunaway], (October 31, 1993) - 1:34:52 Butterfly in Shades of Grey [with Glenn Taranto, Mark Lonow, Molly Hagan, Richard Kline and William Shatner], (1/10/1994) - 1:32:14 Undercover [with guest stars Burt Young, Ed Begley Jr., Harrison Page and Tyne Daly], (May 2, 1994) - 1:33:02 Strange Bedfellows [with Alex Henteloff, George Wendt, Jay Acovone, Jeff Yagher and Rod Steiger], (May 8, 1995) - 1:33:30 A Trace of Murder [with Barry Corbin, David Rasche, Dyana Ortelli, Franklin Cover and Maury Sterling], (May 15, 1997) - 1:32:14 Ashes to Ashes [with Catherine McGoohan, Patrick McGoohan, Rue McClanahan and Sally Kellerman], (October 8, 1998) - 1:30:10 Murder with Too Many Notes [with guest stars Billy Connolly and Chad Willett], (March 12, 2001) - 1:29:06 Columbo Likes the Nightlife [with Carmine Giovinazzo, Jennifer Sky, Julius Carry, Matthew Rhys & Steve Schirripa], (1/30/03) - 1:28:08 The packaging that Universal used for this 34-disc DVD box set is perfect. There is a big cardboard case that holds eight different plastic DVD cases inside. The two pilot episodes and Season 1 are stored together in a plastic DVD case that holds 5 discs. Season 2 is stored in a plastic DVD case that holds 4 discs. Season 3 is stored in a plastic DVD case that holds 4 discs. Season 4 is stored in a plastic DVD case that holds 3 discs. Season 5 is stored in a plastic DVD case that holds 3 discs. Seasons 6 and 7 are stored together in a plastic DVD case that holds 3 discs. Columbo: Mystery Movie Collection 1989-1990 is stored in a plastic DVD case that holds 6 discs. Columbo: Mystery Movie Collection 1991-2003 is stored in a plastic DVD case that holds 6 discs. None of the discs share the same side of any of the disc holding trays and none of the discs overlap any of the discs either. All 34 discs are single-sided. The picture quality is sensational and the audio quality is magnificent too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 24, 2015 by HonkyTonkMan
    • Paper ASMR / Carbon Monoxide / Mrs. Columbo
Another reviewer mentioned Columbo's "humbleness" and I have to agree. He let jerky people be jerks and he just listened instead of sassing back or showing his hand. He didn't argue with jerks until he had all the information he needed. I've started trying to follow this in my personal life: just smile and listen and don't try to show off or prove you're better (why worry? Columbo knew he was better than the murderer intelligence-wise and morally). Be humble, listen more than you speak and smile, smile, smile. You might find that quite rapidly you're day-to-day life will improve. First, the boring technical stuff as of March 2018: The discs play just fine. I'm a librarian, specifically an audio visual cataloger and I deal with people bringing me DVDs that "don't play" yet look fine. The discs play just fine on our computers and test DVD player. Usually the problem is someone with an old player--worse yet--an old player that's never had its lens cleaned. We pop the same discs into a computer or new/clean player and they work fine. So: there are no authoring problems on the discs I've played so far, although it does happen. Recently I bought the NCIS 1-14 season set and season 6 wouldn't play in any player! These are full frame videos that are probably the old 4:3 aspect ratio? This means there are no black bars at the top and bottom of the screen. There is no pan-and-scan weirdness. Just a nice, full screen video just like it originally looked when it aired on TV. There are only 2 episodes per disc and only 6-8 episodes per season: because the episodes were 1.5 to 2 hours long. So every 3 or 4 hours you have to get up and change the disc. Each season fits in a normal width case. The cases are the clear/frosted clear cases. Let me tell you: as an AV librarian I've had hundreds of broken black DVD cases, but only 4 broken clear cases (they were run over by a delivery truck). These are quality materials, not cheap thin garbage. I catalog around 100 DVDs per month and this set is top quality material-wise. However, DVD sets can be reproduced at one factory in large numbers, then a year or two later sent to a different factory to be reproduce-so you never really know from batch to batch of the quality. As of March 2018 the quality was top notch. Some of the discs (but not all) have advertisements, however a pop-up notice tells you right away to just hit "Menu" to bypass these advertisements if you don't want to watch them. The only thing you cannot bypass is the FBI anti-piracy warning screen. Sort of hidden bonus episodes: I didn't notice at first, but after watching both episodes you go back to the menu screen, however on the last disc of season 3 there was a little thing that said "Bonus Episode". I almost ejected the disc, but clicked on that episode and was treated to an episode of "Mrs. Columbo"! There are 3 of these episodes throughout the set: look at the back of each season's case and they tell you which seasons have these episodes. It's really easy to miss them! Mrs. Columbo was played by an actress (Kate Mulgrew) who was WAY too young to be married to the detective. There was also a very young daughter. If you just imagine her to be the (barely) adult daughter of Columbo it's less un-believable. The actress later played the captain on one of the Star Trek TV shows called Star Trek Voyager. I'm not saying a charming man like Peter Falk couldn't get a beautiful young wife, but it was sort of established in the show that his wife was about his age (middle age+) although maybe the detective just said that to trick a suspect. Donald Pleasence is the bad guy, but in the Mrs. Columbo episode he is really humorous, which is nice because in the Columbo episode he was in, right in that same season, he was sort of mean, weird and sad (as a character). Through most of the first season the killer leaves an important clue behind and the walks out of the scene...only to return and grab the piece of evidence at the last second and then re-exiting the screen. It was a neat trick that they stopped doing before season 2. As the seasons progress Columbo's shoes get worse and worse. By the first episode of season 4 you see his shoes up close a lot in the episode and they barely look like shoes anymore. That episode also marks the first time Columbo angrily accuses a suspect sort of early on in the episode. The next episode though is really, really funny: he drives his terrible car to a junkyard murder scene and they think he's there to dump it off; later he goes to a soup kitchen and they think he's homeless. Columbo's cough: he adds a weird 'fake' cough to his questioning routine...just as his car is getting worse and worse and spitting out more smoke. Maybe he was getting carbon monoxide poisoning from his car? PAPER! PAPER! PAPER! All my life I've loved feeling and writing on crinkled paper. Almost every episode has crinkly paper, scribbling and writing. If you are a graphophile or paperphile you'll love this show. The way he palms his notes on scraps of paper. I met a parent with a child with autism and they LOVED the feel of paper. I found them a stack of different kinds of paper to fold and touch and they loved it! There is a relaxation technique (popular on YouTube) of watching videos of people playing with paper and smoothing lightly crinkled butcher paper, etc. I know it sounds crazy, but it's called "ASMR" and if you love all the paper-handling in the show you'll find great enjoyment on Youtube, just search "Paper ASMR" or "Crinkle ASMR". Oh, uh, just one more thing: a lot of the murderers utilize various phone systems and answering machines to aid in their alibis. That gets sort of annoying, but it's still neat seeing that old technology (not just the old landline phones, but like reel-to-reel answering machines and computer punch card programmed answering machines, etc.). Mike from Detroit ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 10, 2018 by M1K3 FR0M D3TR01T
    • Great Series
I used to watch this show in prime time, now I'm able to see them all over again whenever I want. I never get tired of 'Uh, just one more thing'. Even you knew 'whodunnit' at the begining of the show, it was interesting to see how he solved the crimes.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 9, 2022 by Angela
    • Mystery, Justice for all!
I love this well written ,always entertaining mystery with many shows having a great twist at the end! Great family fun with old time values ! Great for a quiet evening for families and a side of popcorn!I would recommend to all old and young alike!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 10, 2022 by Robin Staples
    • I Love the old Columbo Series
So far I’ve finished watching the original series up to 1979. Many legendary episodes with some directed by not yet famous Steven Spielberg and Steven Bochco. I ordered the entire series, but I was only shipped seasons 1-4. Amazon quickly fixed it by sending me the complete series. So far all DVDs have played flawlessly. I don’t like when DVD box sets stack DVDs, but no problems yet. Great acting by the legendary Peter Falk as well as by the long list of actors trying to commit the perfect “murder”. Special effects are used at a minimum (and not needed) in this original “how to catch ‘em” series. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 7, 2022 by C2534
    • Columbo series
Great, as described, Fast Shipping
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 15, 2022 by Denis B.

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