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Since I missed a couple because of insomnia, I apologise and offer more than one piece of info!
Firstly:
When they first made "Columbo" Peter Faulk turned up to costume and they had a coat for him to wear that they thought would be distinctive, he thought it didn't look right and told them he had the perfect coat. It was his own brown mac that became one of the icons of Columbo.
Secondly:
As most people know a Palindrome is a sentence that is spelled the same both forwards and backwards. Here's a palindrome for today: "He won a Toyota now, eh?"
Firstly:
When they first made "Columbo" Peter Faulk turned up to costume and they had a coat for him to wear that they thought would be distinctive, he thought it didn't look right and told them he had the perfect coat. It was his own brown mac that became one of the icons of Columbo.
Secondly:
As most people know a Palindrome is a sentence that is spelled the same both forwards and backwards. Here's a palindrome for today: "He won a Toyota now, eh?"