WereColumbo EP4: Suitable for Fur-Ming | Suitable for Framing Recap

WereColumbo EP4: Suitable for Fur-Ming | Suitable for Framing Recap This week we’re hanging around the art world as Columbo investigates Suitable for Framing. Before we even get to the murder, though, we revisit one of our own biggest WereColumbo regrets: did we choose the wrong “WereColumbo Moment” back in Episode 2? After listening back, we make our case for why Columbo’s famous “old nose” speech might have been the better choice. Once the recap begins, we dive into one of the series’ most stylish episodes. We discuss pretentious art critics, suspicious paintings, memorable opening shots, and whether this week’s killer has enough personality to stand alongside Columbo’s greatest villains. Along the way we debate contemporary artists featured in the episode, question some bizarre character choices, and, as always, try to determine exactly when Columbo might secretly be a werewolf. Want to jump straight to the recap? It starts at 4:10. Episode Highlights We correct what we think was a major WereColumbo mistake from Episode 2 and nominate a new “WereColumbo Moment.” AJ talks way too much about artists. We discuss the episode’s gorgeous visual style, including its opening framing shot. We compare this week’s villain to classic Columbo murderers like Jack Cassidy. Rich White Privilege and Pretentious White Privilege make another appearance. We continue the search for the exact moment Columbo transforms from detective… to werewolf. If you enjoy the show, please subscribe, leave us a review, and tell the Columbo fan in your life that there’s finally a podcast asking the question nobody else had the courage to ask: When would Columbo be a werewolf