Columbo - S10E04: Death Hits the Jackpot

Name: Death Hits the Jackpot
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Released: 1991-12-15
Rating: 7.5

Dec 15, 1991IMDb : 7.5Crime, Drama, MysterySeason 10, Episode 4

After winning a $30 million lottery, photographer Freddy Brower, who wishes to keep the money a secret from the wife who is divorcing him, arranges with his uncle, wealthy jeweler Leon Lamarr, to pretend the lottery ticket is Lamarr's, until the divorce is final. Little does Brower know his uncle is having an affair with Brower's wife. Lamarr kills Brower in order to keep the lottery winnings for himself.

Director: Vincent McEveety, Jeffrey Bloom

Cast: Peter Falk

All Episodes - Season 10

01Columbo Goes to CollegeDec 09, 1990 02Caution: Murder Can Be Hazardous to Your HealthFeb 20, 1991 03Columbo and the Murder of a Rock StarApr 29, 1991 04Death Hits the JackpotDec 15, 1991 05No Time to DieMar 15, 1992 06A Bird in the Hand...Nov 22, 1992 07It's All in the GameOct 31, 1993 08Butterfly in Shades of GreyJan 10, 1994 09UndercoverMay 02, 1994 10Strange BedfellowsMay 08, 1995 11A Trace of MurderMay 15, 1997 12Ashes to AshesAug 10, 1998 13Murder With Too Many NotesMar 12, 2001 14Columbo Likes the NightlifeJan 30, 2003

Columbo S10E04 Synopsis

Columbo "Death Hits the Jackpot" is part of the 1337x catalog. This episode is rated an impressive 7.5/10, making it a standout installment of the series. Originally aired on 1991-12-15, this episode is part of Season 10 of Columbo. Directed by Vincent McEveety, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Peter Falk among the cast. With a runtime of 1h 38m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Crime and Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. After winning a $30 million lottery, photographer Freddy Brower, who wishes to keep the money a secret from the wife who is divorcing him, arranges with his uncle, wealthy jeweler Leon Lamarr, to pretend the lottery ticket is Lamarr's, until the divo...