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Strange Bedfellows: Directed by Vincent McEveety. With Peter Falk, George Wendt, Jeff Yagher, Jay Acovone. When Graham McVeigh kills his brother and frames a mob bookie for the crime, and then kills the bookie and claims self-defense, he finds himself facing trouble from both Columbo and the bookie's superior in the mob.
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- Crime, Drama, Mystery
- Vincent McEveety
- 1995-05-08
Oct 2, 2022 · Starring man mountain George Wendt as an unlikely double killer and Oscar-winning actor Rod Steiger as a menacing mob boss, 'Strange Bedfellows' burst onto screens on May 8, 1995. A sure-fire winner or another also-ran? Let's find out...
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Strange Bedfellows. Columbo. Summaries. When Graham McVeigh kills his brother and frames a mob bookie for the crime, and then kills the bookie and claims self-defense, he finds himself facing trouble from both Columbo and the bookie's superior in the mob.
Strange Bedfellows is the tenth episode of the tenth season of Columbo and the sixty-fifth episode overall. It first aired on May 8, 1995 and was directed by Vincent McEveety from a screenplay by "Lawrence Vail".
Sep 18, 2022 · Seeking for intel on the whereabouts of photographic puzzle pieces that will reveal the location of a hidden stash of loot, Columbo slips Dorothea a few $20 bills to buy her compliance (and next bottles of booze) and ends up with two puzzle pieces for his troubles – a giant leap forward in his case.
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To solve the crime Columbo must work with the gangster. Graham McVeigh, a thoroughbred ranch owner, kills his brother, and frames a local mob bookie. Then, under the guise of making good on his brother's debt, he kills the bookie as well, claiming self-defense.
