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 Columbo 1971 | “Death Lends a Hand” Episode Review & Criticism

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Join us as we revisit Death Lends a Hand (October 6, 1971), the second episode of Columbo Season 1. This gripping story follows private investigator Brimmer (Robert Culp), who murders a client’s wife after she uncovers his true motives. Lieutenant Columbo’s sharp eye and subtle tactics expose Brimmer’s arrogance and unravel his carefully staged cover‑up.

In this video, you’ll get a full episode summary, commentary on Robert Culp’s nuanced performance and Peter Falk’s brilliant detective work, plus thoughtful criticism of the show’s formulaic structure, melodramatic touches, and underdeveloped supporting characters. Perfect for fans of vintage television, crime dramas, and TV history, this review highlights how Columbo refined its inverted‑detective format and cemented its place in classic TV storytelling.

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  • Columbophile Blog – Episode Review

  • IMDb – Episode Details & User Reviews

  • TVmaze – Episode Guide

  • YouTube – Episode Clips & Commentary

  • Metacritic – Episode Overview

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