Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Ken Franklin is one half of a mystery writing team, but partner Jim Ferris wants to go solo. That would expose the fact that Ferris did all the actual writing, and would leave the high-living Franklin without his cash cow. Franklin makes it look like Ferris was investigating gangsters, then takes Ferris to his cabin two hours away. Lily La Sanka , a general store owner, happens to see Ferris in the car while Franklin makes a call to Ferris's wife to establish that he is far away. At the cabin, he convinces Ferris to call home and say he's working late at the office. During the call, Franklin shoots Ferris, then takes his body back north and dumps it on his lawn. La Sanka tries to blackmail Franklin into a relationship, so he bludgeons her to death and capsizes her rowboat, making it look like an accident. Columbo solves the case-with an ironic twist ending admission from Franklin. Jack Cassidy played the villain in a total of three Columbo episodes--this one, episode 22 , and episode 36 . Note: In 1997 TV Guide ranked this episode number 16 on its '100 Greatest Episodes of All Time' list.. }
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- Columbo_(season_1) shortsummary "Ken Franklin is one half of a mystery writing team, but partner Jim Ferris wants to go solo. That would expose the fact that Ferris did all the actual writing, and would leave the high-living Franklin without his cash cow. Franklin makes it look like Ferris was investigating gangsters, then takes Ferris to his cabin two hours away. Lily La Sanka , a general store owner, happens to see Ferris in the car while Franklin makes a call to Ferris's wife to establish that he is far away. At the cabin, he convinces Ferris to call home and say he's working late at the office. During the call, Franklin shoots Ferris, then takes his body back north and dumps it on his lawn. La Sanka tries to blackmail Franklin into a relationship, so he bludgeons her to death and capsizes her rowboat, making it look like an accident. Columbo solves the case-with an ironic twist ending admission from Franklin. Jack Cassidy played the villain in a total of three Columbo episodes--this one, episode 22 , and episode 36 . Note: In 1997 TV Guide ranked this episode number 16 on its '100 Greatest Episodes of All Time' list.".