"Коломбо" is a popular American television series that aired from 1971 to 2003. The show features Lieutenant Columbo, a shrewd but unassuming detective known for his rumpled appearance and distinctive mannerisms. Each episode typically revolves around a murder mystery, where Columbo uses his keen observational skills and clever questioning to solve the case. The series is notable for its unique format, often revealing the murderer at the beginning, allowing viewers to focus on how Columbo unravels the crime. Peter Falk portrayed the titular character, earning critical acclaim and several awards for his performance, making "Коломбо" a beloved classic in detective television.