Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Dr. Bart Keppel is a "motivation research specialist" who has written several successful books on marketing and made a name for himself on the subject of subliminal advertising . But Dr. Keppel's more lucrative sideline is blackmail: he takes pictures of his married clients with a girl hired to tempt them. When his latest victim, Vic Norris, balks and threatens to expose him, Dr. Keppel must kill him. Dr. Keppel uses a subliminal cut of a refreshing drink to lure Norris out of a screening room where he and a number of other executives are watching a promotional film that Dr. Keppel is supposedly narrating , during which time Dr. Keppel sneaks out and shoots Norris in the building lobby, then arranges things to make it seem like the crime was committed by Norris's wife. When Keppel's projectionist Roger White discovers the cuts and pieces together the plot, Keppel shoots him as well. Columbo incriminates Keppel using his own science by showing him a film laced with subliminal frames of images taken of where the murder weapon was supposedly hidden. This episode received the Emmy Award in the category for Outstanding Limited Series.. }
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- Columbo_(season_3) shortsummary "Dr. Bart Keppel is a "motivation research specialist" who has written several successful books on marketing and made a name for himself on the subject of subliminal advertising . But Dr. Keppel's more lucrative sideline is blackmail: he takes pictures of his married clients with a girl hired to tempt them. When his latest victim, Vic Norris, balks and threatens to expose him, Dr. Keppel must kill him. Dr. Keppel uses a subliminal cut of a refreshing drink to lure Norris out of a screening room where he and a number of other executives are watching a promotional film that Dr. Keppel is supposedly narrating , during which time Dr. Keppel sneaks out and shoots Norris in the building lobby, then arranges things to make it seem like the crime was committed by Norris's wife. When Keppel's projectionist Roger White discovers the cuts and pieces together the plot, Keppel shoots him as well. Columbo incriminates Keppel using his own science by showing him a film laced with subliminal frames of images taken of where the murder weapon was supposedly hidden. This episode received the Emmy Award in the category for Outstanding Limited Series.".