William Link on adapting their stage play "Enough Rope" to the made-for-television movie Prescription: Murder the basis for the Columbo series
William Link on the influence of mystery novels on the creation of Columbo
William Link on casting Peter Falk as "Columbo" on Columbo and what he brought to the role
William Link on his working relationship with Peter Falk on Columbo
William Link on the logic behind writing shows like Columbo
William Link on how Columbo developed from a television movie to a series, and on casting Peter Falk as "Columbo"
William Link on critical reaction to Columbo
William Link on creating the character of "Columbo," played by Peter Falk, on Columbo
William Link on the structure of Columbo, and what made it different from other detective series at the time
William Link on "Columbo" never having a first name on Columbo
William Link on the basic format for every episode of Columbo
William Link on Columbo's unusual air schedule
William Link on the process of casting guest-stars on Columbo
William Link on Jack Cassidy guest-starring on several episodes of Columbo
William Link on Robert Culp guest-starring on several episodes of Columbo and on the appeal of the show
William Link on George Hamilton guest-starring on several episodes of Columbo
William Link on Roddy McDowell, Leslie Neilson, Vincent Price and Lee Grant appearing on Columbo
William Link on the directors of Columbo including Steven Spielberg
William Link on what a director could bring to Columbo
William Link on "Columbo's" raincoat on Columbo
William Link on "Columbo's" cigars on Columbo
William Link on Columbo being sloppy and disheveled on Columbo
William Link on "Columbo's" unseen wife on Columbo
William Link on "Columbo's" catch phrase on Columbo, "Just one more thing"
William Link on favorite Columbo episodes
William Link on how the format of Columbo remained the same when it was brought back in the '80s
William Link on the international appeal and legacy of Columbo
William Link on the impact Columbo has had on real-life police work and on the legacy of the show