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Looking at episodes of Columbo, but not necessarily in order. Hosted by RJ White and Jon Morris.

Just One More Thing Just One More Thing

    • TV & Film
    • 4.4 • 103 Ratings

Looking at episodes of Columbo, but not necessarily in order. Hosted by RJ White and Jon Morris.

    Live chat- this Wednesday!

    Live chat- this Wednesday!

    This Wednesday, May 20, at 9 PM (EDT), Jon and RJ are going to try a live watch-along chat of a Mrs. Columbo episode. Get the details!

    • 1 min
    The Servicing of Dixie Daisy

    The Servicing of Dixie Daisy

    From the early days of this podcast (In what, 1986? 2002? 2014?), there has been one episode set aside for the very last Columbo we’d watch. Well, this is it, folks. The last roundup. The final act. The fourth quarter. The seventh ogre. Here, now, is “Strange Bedfellows.”







    George Wendt is the owner of a racing horse farm who’s having trouble living up to the standards of his late father. Throw in a brother who’s an inveterate gambler and the guy’s wound a little tight. When little brother owes the mob tons of money, he sees an opportunity to not only kill his brother, but also a gangster in order to clear the debt away. He didn’t count on the local mob boss being a scene-chewing Rod Steiger who has no problem whatsoever working with the cops to entrap Norm Peterson in a third act gaslighting nightmare. Joining us to wrap up the podcast is the same guy who helped start it off, Leonard Pierce.

    • 1 hr 4 min
    Next on Just One More Thing: “Strange Bedfellows”

    Next on Just One More Thing: “Strange Bedfellows”

    So it’s come to this. Our final show. Season thirteen’s “Strange Bedfellows,” (AKA The George Wendt Episode) in which the comedian plays a racehorse breeder whose brother is in deep to the mob. Kills the brother, kills a mob guy, there you go. WILL HE GET AWAY WITH IT? Who can say? Leonard Pierce will be our final guest.

    • 1 min
    Penultimate

    Penultimate

    In this next-to-last edition of the podcast, Jon and RJ list their top and bottom five Columbo episodes, talk about favorite performances and answer lots of your listener questions, along with a bunch of other talk about the program. And yes- a bunch came in after this was recorded! Don’t worry- they’ll go through them and cover what they can during the George Wendt Episode.

    • 1 hr 47 min
    Next on Just One More Thing: You, maybe?

    Next on Just One More Thing: You, maybe?

    Our next-to-last show will largely be Jon and I discussing Columbo, giving our best-of and worst-of lists, etc. But, we want your questions, too! About Columbo, about the podcast, whatever! Leave them in the comments here, send them to columbo@thecitydesk.net, or post them to our Twitter, @jomtpodcast.

    • 45 sec
    The Usual. Somebody Killed Somebody.

    The Usual. Somebody Killed Somebody.

    What do you know? The second-to-last Columbo episode ever is the second-to-last one we’re covering! In “Murder with Too Many Notes,” Billy Connolly plays a past-his-prime film score composer whose protégé has secretly been the one producing the maestro’s best work lately. When the kid starts demanding some credit for his work, the composer sees no way out than to stage an untimely death for the wannabe John Williams. Author and film archivist Jenny Hammerton (Cooking with Columbo) joins us to discuss the episode, weather on our respective continents, what Columbo souvenir you’d want in your house, and so much more. Also- a contest to win Jenny’s book! Details in the episode.

    • 1 hr 7 min

Customer Reviews

4.4 out of 5
103 Ratings

103 Ratings

The Maddest of All Dogs ,

The Best Columbo Podcast

The hosts are entertaining, understand the ‘70s aesthetic of the show, and bring on a guest star for each show who is usually related to that Columbo episode’s theme. I only wish these guys had another podcast now that they have completed every episode for Columbo.

Edith Bee ,

Stop Interrupting, RJ!

I wanted to like this podcast because I love Columbo. One of the regular hosts, RJ makes the podcast so frustrating with his constant interruptions and half sentences that go nowhere. I like that they have guests on. The guests are excited to talk about the show, but every time a guest tries to make a point, RJ talks over them. He doesn’t seem to realize that podcasts are for listeners and this one isn’t just a showcase for him to show off how quickly he gets what they’re trying to say and then either agree or disagree with the guest’s point, before the guest finishes talking. I can’t bear to listen to this mess.

Lieuallen ,

Mostly great discussion

The hosts are entertaining and enlightening. If you’re interested in the show, you can enjoy them. The real weakness is when they have a guest who doesn’t even like the show nor even the premise of it. Such a guest distracts from the content.

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