There is a lot to love about the classic Columbus detectives series, and over the years, people have tried to find out exactly what made it so badly. Seriously, incredibly easy to Include an episode of streaming series And it ended up losing all afternoon to hang out with the most difficult and most comfortable police detective on television, Lieutenant Columbo. Laying by Peter Folk, Columbus passes every long episode, solving the crime of which audiences are already privacy, as each episode begins with the murder itself. Sometimes these sequences of murder can be quite bulky, set characters and backsters and work up to 30 minutes before Columbus himself appears.

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In a retrospective of PeacockFootage from the archive interview with Folk reveals his opinion on why people loved so much "Columbus", and it actually has more to do with those who open murder and less with Columbus or Folk. While man is clearly modest because Columbus just doesn't work without folk performanceThere is something to say about the format because the audience is not trying to actively solve the mystery and instead investing in how Columbus solves it, which is quite different from most police procedures.

While talking about why he took the role of Lieutenant Columbo and how reading that first scenario really impressed him, Folk explained why he felt that people had become so much in the series, saying:

"No, you know ... I actually think one of the reasons people enjoy Columbus is that we go into such details about explaining the audience exactly how the crime was committed, so you buried them right here in that fish reservoir as they say."

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Herself The best episodes of Columbus They are characterized by a good mix of allowing folk to do their job as an eccentric detective, guests' stars are surprised as killers and some wild parts of storytelling. As the crime appeared at the beginning, the audience has a full context and can focus on what is actually going to try to solve the mystery of murder themselves. Of course, it can be fun to try and overcome writers or TV's household, but there is something deeply comforting in that you simply enjoy the Columbus investigation and possibly the arrest of some rich non-made-stands that thought the killing was the answer to their problems. The best part of Columbus is the incredibly imitated Columbus, And it seems that the people behind the series have recognized it pretty quickly.

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Procedures such as "law and order" and "NCIS" have some great characters, but do not provide much details about the killings they solve at first, usually carefully teaching one or two small clues (often red herring) to hang the viewer. At Columbus, we know who the killer is because they are a guest star of the week, so to see the full crime makes sense because there is no real "mystery" to resolving spectators. There are some really amazing guest stars at Columbus, starting with horror legend Vincent Price to Several big actors "Star Trek"and to give them a little more time to chew the scenery is Always Good job.

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The best of Columbus, however, is Columbus Lieutenant Colonel, because he is a kind of magical chaos Gremlin who exists purely to destroy the days of powerful and corrupt, using only his acute bothering forces and being a strange little boy. Simply no one is like Columbus and nothing like his show, though Charlie Kale of Natasha Lyon Rihan Nsonson's "Poker Face" approaches very close.