Columbo: Suitable for Framing
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:08:03
Please move faster.
Boys, keep those bottles popping.

:08:06
Thank you. Good evening.
:08:09
- $1,000? And you're not even a Frenchman.
- Mingle, mingle.

:08:13
Well, the only thing I really need is
something pink for the guest bathroom.

:08:18
I just paint the pictures, ma'am,
I don't set prices.

:08:21
Don't pick on my artist, darling.
Your husband adores cactus.

:08:25
I know, but it's the wrong shade
of pink for the wallpaper.

:08:29
Well, how about 800? If he takes
the green Indian to go in the office.

:08:33
Mind you... I'm so glad you...
:08:35
Oh, excuse me.
:08:38
Dale! Dale Kingston,
I don't believe it.

:08:42
Your invitation said free champagne.
Mitilda, my love.

:08:45
You're such a snob. You never come
to my showings. Sam, quick!

:08:49
I had nothing to do.
I was half hoping it'd be over by...

:08:52
Oh, it's just begun.
Please, Dale. Excuse me.

:08:57
This is Sam Franklin.
:08:59
It's his first private showing, so be nice.
:09:02
Honey, this is Dale Kingston.
:09:04
- How do you do?
- Yes, yes. How do you do, sir?

:09:07
You must be the artist
of these arid little landscapes?

:09:11
- They're not too bad.
- Thank you.

:09:13
- Mr Kingston? Mr Dale Kingston?
- Yes.

:09:17
And you're the famous art critic?
:09:19
Well, as of the moment, yes...
:09:21
Of course he is, darling, and you're
already raving about Sam's work.

:09:26
I'm sorry. You couldn't possibly have
this cactus for a penny less than 12.

:09:30
- I have five minutes to 11, sir.
- Five to 11?

:09:34
- Yes.
- So it is.

:09:37
Thank you very much, Mr Franklin.
:09:40
- Oh, of course you'd love champagne.
- Oh, you bet.

:09:43
Sam, the painting.

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