Steve and Sean venture into a big game of "One of These Things is Not Like the Others" with a discussion of "Undercover", starring Ed Begley Jr., Tyne Daly, and Burt Young (among others).  Is this story worth the videotape it's printed on?  Or would you rather pay Tyne Daly $20 not to see it?  Listen in and find out!

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This week Steve and Sean crack open a good mystery book and talk about "Try and Catch Me", starring Ruth Gordon as an elderly crime writer who suffocates her nephew-in-law in her walk-in safe to avenge the alleged murder of her niece.  Is this an episode worthy of the best seller's list?  Listen in and find out!

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Season Four of The Columbo Confab Podcast kicks things off with "Columbo Goes to College", in which our intrepid detective outsmarts a pair of college seniors (played by Stephen Caffrey and Gary Hershberger) who bump off their professor to avoid being exposed to their tyrannical parents.  Is this episode an A+?  Or is it at the bottom of the class?  Listen and find out!

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Steve and Sean tackle "Identity Crisis" (1975), a tangled web weaved by a clever undercover operative (played by Columbo veteran Patrick McGoohan) using a poker chip, a clock, and a stuffed bear named Archibald.  Is this episode the spy that they loved?  Or is it as awkward as Austin Powers at a dental appointment?  Listen in and find out!

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This week, Steve and Sean discuss "Butterfly in Shades of Grey" (1994), starring William Shatner as Rush Limbaugh...er, I mean Fielding Chase, a radio chat show host whose incestuous and controlling relationship with his daughter forces him to murder an employee.  Is this one at the top of the ratings?  Or is it as boring as AM radio at 2:00 in the morning?  Listen in and find out!

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When a jilted television executive (played by Trish Van Devere) murders her former lover and colleague, Steve and Sean jump right on the case.  Is this episode prime time material?  Or should it be relegated to the 2:00 a.m. catalogue?  Listen in and find out!

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Steve and Sean survey "Columbo Cries Wolf" (1990), in which Ian Buchanan plays the High Heffner-esque co-owner of Bachelor's World magazine and who becomes the prime suspect when his domineering business partner disappears.  Is this one worthy of a full-color foldout?  Or is as titillating as just five inches of bare ankle?  Listen in as Steve and Sean discuss!

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In our Season Three opener, we discuss "The Most Crucial Game" (1972) in which Columbo perennial Robert Culp plays the general manager of a football team who puts the life of the team's owner on ice.  Was this episode a touchdown?  Or a fumble?  Listen in as Steve and Sean discuss it!

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A popular crime host, played by George Hamilton, murders a colleague with poisoned cigarettes when he's blackmailed for starring in a porno in his youth.  Is this foray into crime so ingenious that it could be an unsolved mystery?  Or is this story as hollow as Al Capone's vault?  Listen in as Steve and Sean reveal all!

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Ray Milland stars as a millionaire who contrives a kidnapping and murder scheme to support his expensive hobby growing orchids in "The Greenhouse Jungle" (1972).  Does this story bloom afresh with a clever plot and fine performances?  Or is it the handiwork of someone with a brown thumb?  Listen in and find out what Steve and Sean have to say!

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