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Columbo: Prescription: Murder (1968) [Lektor] [2K] ... CDA nie limituje przepustowości oraz transferu danych. W godzinach wieczornych może zdarzyć się jednak, iż ilość użytkowników przekracza możliwości naszych serwerów wideo. Wówczas odbiór może być zakłócony, a plik wideo może ładować się dłużej niż zwykle. ...
Dr Ray Fleming (Gene Barry) (psychiatra) zamierza zamordować swoją żonę (Nina Foch), współpracując ze swoją kochanką Joan Hudson (Katherine Justice). Joan zapewnia Flemingowi alibi, udając jego żonę i pokazując się z nim na lotnisku i w samolocie lecącym za granicę.
Prescription: Murder is the first ever episode of Columbo. It first aired on February 20, 1968 and was directed by Richard Irving. The episode stars Peter Falk in his first appearance as Lieutenant Columbo and Gene Barry as the series' first murderer, Dr. Ray Fleming.
Prescription: Murder: Directed by Richard Irving. With Peter Falk, Gene Barry, Katherine Justice, William Windom. A psychiatrist uses a patient he is having an affair with to help him kill his wife, but his perfect alibi may come apart at the hands of a seemingly befuddled LAPD lieutenant.
Prescription: Murder is the first Pilot Movie for what eventually became the television series Columbo. Originally it was a one-off TV Movie , and it was a Recursive Adaptation . The character originated with a 1960 episode of The Chevy Mystery Show entitled "Enough Rope", in which Bert Freed played Columbo.
Columbo: Prescription: Murder, Movie made for TV, 1968 Pictures provided by: Imperial Club, andrepa , no-a Display options: Display as images Display as list Make and model Make and year Year Category Importance/Role Date added (new ones first) Episode Appearance (ep.+time, if avail.)
Columbo Pilot "Prescription: Murder" First aired February 20, 1968 Directed by Richard Irving Written by Richard Levinson William Link Guest Appearances Gene Barry as Ray Flemming Katherine Justice as Joan Hudson William Windom as Burt Gordon Nina Foch as Carol Flemming Please point out anything that comes to mind!
