Lt. Columbo:
You know, sir, it's a funny thing. All my life I kept running into smart people. I don't mean smart like you or the rest of the people in this house. You know what I mean. In school, there were a lot of smarter kids. And when I first joined the force, they had some very clever people there. And I could tell right away that it wouldn't be easy to make detective as long as they were around. But I figured, if I worked harder than they did, put in more time, read the books, kept my eyes open, maybe I could make it happen. And I did. And I really love my work, sir.
Oliver Brandt:
I can tell you do.
Lt. Columbo:
Here I've been talking with the most intelligent people in the world, and I never even noticed!
Oliver Brandt:
That's what he woulda done! Oh my...
Suzy:
I've tried EST, Esalen, Primal Scream, Astral Projection, I'm OK-You're OK, a Black Mass in San Fransisco and I'm STILL a Target!
Suzy:
I like the way you do your hair!
Lt. Columbo:
Thank you, ma'am, I like the way you do yours...
Oliver Brandt:
I was an imitation adult, because that's what was expected of me. Most people don't like smart people. Most children despise smart children. So, early on, I had to hide my so-called gift... painful, lonely years.复制复制成功复制失败，请手动复制
