The art world
is shocked with accusations of murder. When a local television personality is arrested for homicide, there’s bound to be repercussions. From the 1971 episode of Columbo, here are 5 unfortunate aftermaths in “Suitable for Framing”.
653 N. La Cienega Blvd,
is the location of Matilda’s art gallery and Sam Franklin’s studio in Columbo’s episode, “Suitable for Framing”. Aired in 1971, what does it look like nearly 49 years later?
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“Suitable for Framing”,
has clever little nuances for a season one episode. Cursed paintings, money, and price of art are some of the episode’s themes worth looking out for. Here are 5 things you may have missed watching “Suitable for Framing”.
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The world of art
is turned upside down when a television art critic uses an electric blanket and California probate law to get his fingerprints on his uncle’s expensive collection. However, his uncle’s ex-wife, has her own ideas what to do with all the paintings. From the initial season of Columbo, its “Suitable for Framing”.
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Scooby Doo meets Sandy Duncan,
on site at Mammoth Studios, where she is making her latest picture. But trouble and mayhem ensues and the production is in trouble. From The New Scooby Doo Movies, it’s “Sandy Duncan’s Jekyll and Hyde”.
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It’s no secret, many of the actors seen in Columbo came from Star Trek the Original Series or went on to star in Space: 1999 and even Babylon 5. But what about the greatest box office science fiction saga of all time. Here is a list of Columbo actors who went on and went a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away. In this article, we’re only including actors, including voice, and not crew.
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Scooby Doo meets Sonny and Cher,
during their second honeymoon on a mysterious island. The weather is bad, they’re marooned on an island, and a terrible Indian legend comes alive. Do you want to sit back and listen to Sonny and Cher sing and perform live skits? It’s not happening, and it’s “The Secret of Shark Island” from The New Scooby Doo Movies.
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Chess is never merely a game, my friend.
Produced in 1973, “The Most Dangerous Match” was the closest thing to a cold war episode seen in Columbo. An American chess master and grand champion is matched against a kindly, old gentleman coming out of retirement who, in his own right, is still considered the world’s best. See how a classic game of chess, played with salt and pepper shakers, can crack the best of us.
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The Cold War comes to Columbo in way of a chess match. The champion, Emmett Clayton, chess master faces Tomlin Dudek, from the Soviet Union, who comes out of retirement. It is a mystery about stress, chess, and garbage shredding. Here are 5 things you have missed watching “The Most Dangerous Match”
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Scooby and the gang visit San Francisco’s Grind Games but get snared into another mystery, west coast style! In the shadows of Alcatraz, they try to save the events while a pesky tour guide needles them for spare cash. From What’s New Scooby Doo? comes “The San Franpsycho”.
