How Much Money Do You Make? | Columbo

Columbo is seemingly thrown off track during an interview with suspect Alex Benedict, overwhelmed by the conductor's enormous home.

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[philipmalaby]

When Mr Myagi is your butler, you know you’ve made it.

[BackToTheBlues]

I like the way he lets slip how sharp he is just for a moment by working out the price of the house, then goes back to his usual style.

[michaelcastro]

It’s as if the cameras aren’t even there. Phenomenal actor

[umutemrealp]

“I was in the neighbourhood”

He was always in the neighbourhood.

[martoto]

I just love how Columbo is so dynamically all over the place with the killer here. He knows the guy is from NYC so the usual charm won't necessarily work. This is their second meeting but the Lt makes it abundantly to the killer that this is a shakedown. He's getting info but he's really badgering the guy. Pushing his buttons. It's not friendly and he wants the guy to know it.

[miropribanic]

Lessons in life: NEVER - ever talk to Inspector Columbo about seemingly random things. The information will be used against you for sure.When you see him ring the bell or knock at the door for a warrant, or call the lawyer, or hide in the cupboard ;-)

[mlg]

The calculation Columbo was doing (his "real estate rule of thumb") consisted of just multiplying the yearly taxes ($18000) times the avg mortgage (in those days) of 40 years: 18000 x 40 = 720, 000. So, if the actual house price was $750, 000, then 750000/40 = $18, 750 in actual yearly taxes. I always wondered how Columbo did that....now I know!

[amalia]

Columbo is my favorite TV show of all time 💜

[MrMferg]

leaving ashes on antique rugs for years!.

[junowilson]

Rule #1, don't engage in small talk with Columbo

[Korraganitar]

In case anyone is curious, assuming the episode is set in 1971, that $750k would be over five million dollars in 2022.

[qualityman]

I watch columbo clips 50 times a day. Why?

[Strato]

Rule of thumb when dealing with Columbo:

NEVER EVER sign anything for him, DON'T let him see specific areas of your home, NEVER let him see and touch your hands, NEVER answer any of his questions without an Attorney present,
And NEVER EVER Autograph any books, pics, etc if you're famous..
He's a shrewd-dude lol

[gordonm]

$750, 000 for that HUGE MANSION! Man, inflation has went nuts.

[realitycheck]

This is from season 2, episode 1, "Etude in Black".

Loved how at the end, the killer shook his hand, and called him a genius.

[wallochdm]

This is a great scene from an incredibly good episode. Cassevetes was just as good an actor as director. Wife carrying the financial water for him.

[magnussturesson]

There are two extraordinarily long dialogues in this episode and they are both great! Cassavetes and Falk! Masterpiece!

[jonathancampbell]

Columbo and Miyagi ON THE SAME SCREEN AT THE SAME TIME!

[pce-szgi]

I love John Cassavetes. He was a brilliant man and a fine actor.

[desertfox]

amazing how any of them kept a straight face since they were both close friends