napoleon was the name of columbo's dog.
napoleon was the name of columbo's dog.
what was the name of columbo's dog?
napoleon
"mrs. columbo", a spin-off tv series starring kate mulgrew, aired in 1979 and was canceled after only thirteen episodes. lt. columbo was never seen on "mrs. columbo"; each episode featured the resourceful mrs. columbo solving a murder mystery she encountered in her work as a newspaper reporter. connections with the original "columbo" series were made obvious: the glaring presence of columbo's car in the driveway, dog, and mrs. columbo emptying ashtrays containing the famous green cigar butts—all featured in the show's opening sequence. references were also made to kate's husband being a police lieutenant.









































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columbo
some time has passed, apparently, and hernando in conversation with two lords remarks on the king's pardoning columbo and wonders whether they will manage to marry him to the duchess yet. the lords talk about murdering columbo. columbo and alfonso pass over the stage with their train. they all comment on his triumphant delivery from the jail and hernando goes off to comfort the duchess. the king and cardinal enter and the king orders the cardinal to go to the duchess and try to reconcile her “to some peace." the secretary fetches celinda to come entertain the duchess and insinuates that he’d like to sleep with her. the duchess asks celinda what she thinks of columbo and laments all the misery he wrought for her. placentia enters to announce columbo's presence. columbo forces his way into her chambers and tells her she is “not worth / the humblest of my kinder thoughts”. he curses her with his revenge and says he’ll kill anyone else she ever presumes to marry, either at the altar or while they are in bed together. he then apologizes to celinda and says she's worth far more than the duchess, and exits. the duchess reprimands celinda for inviting columbo's attentions, and celinda sticks up for herself, attacking the duchess's jealousy, and leaves. hernando arrives to entreat the duchess to devise some revenge for alvarez's murder. he then proposes himself to carry out columbo's murder. the duchess says she would be honored if he would undertake it on her behalf, but worries about the cardinal. hernando says columbo must die first, then the cardinal. she promises to marry him if he succeeds. as they finish planning, the cardinal enters and hernando glares at him as he leaves. the cardinal tells the duchess that she is being too severe in her anger over columbo's pardon and she needs to make nice. the cardinal explains that columbo's many good deeds which benefitted the entire kingdom outweigh his murder of alvarez, which only caused sadness to the duchess. he continues, saying he condemns the murderous act, and craved pardon for columbo only because he is his nephew, and not because he condoned the murder. the duchess is convinced, and apologizes to the cardinal. when he leaves, the duchess says she's still angry and hopes that hernando's plan succeeds to kill both columbo and the cardinal. hernando sets up a duel between himself and columbo, ostensibly to avenge his honor at being dismissed from the field during battle. before they start fighting, he also announces his intent to avenge alvarez's death. in the fight, hernando kills columbo's second and columbo kills hernando's second. there's a stumble, and columbo ends up with both swords. hernando grabs a sword from one of the slain men and manages to wound columbo. columbo forgives hernando with his dying breath, and hernando departs immediately.
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