Original sentence: , did the Columbo character have one or two eyes) for 25 years until 1997's Columbo: A Trace of Murder where uponasking a character to revisit the crime scene with him, he jokes “You know, three eyes are better than one
Edited sentence: " And in the user comments on the episode's Internet Movie Database entry [<>], a viewer from Chicago noted, "Some English IMDb posters have already noted that this is a shallow and condescending view of Londoners, and I believe them."This is a dreadful episode., did the Columbo character have one or two eyes) for 25 years until 1997's Columbo: A Trace of Murder where upon asking a character to revisit the crime scene with him, he jokes “You know, three eyes are better than one.Anyone who knows London will know that this episode bears no relation to Londoners or Brits in general.Cor blimey stone the crows, it's a fair cop guv', by jove.However, the episode Dagger of the Mind, which saw Columbo on placement with Scotland Yard, is generally viewed as a disappointment, due to its having clearly been largely shot in Hollywood and its cliched portrayal of British life.Mark Wilson, a British fan who has his own website on the series <>, gives the episode the following review:.Nothing about this episode rings true, and the plot is thin stuff.Richard Basehart (Frame) and Honor Blackman (Stanhope) are extremely irritating and over the top.The awful old fashioned British stereotypes are depicted to such an extreme degree that they appear to almost not be human.The characters are not believable.The writers had clearly never spent any time in Britain before they wrote the episode.This has to go into the Columbo house of horrors