Grace gets to the orphanage before Annie returns, choosing Molly. 10-year-old Frank Columbo is along for the ride & interacts in events of the musical - which has scenes rearranged a bit )Molly's there locket info) - as the boy Columbo tries to help Annie & then matches wits with Miss Hannigan to uncover mystery more suited for his age, the existence of the illegal sweatshop.

Terminally distraught from catching his new wife in an act of infidelity, Roger Rabbit gets dead. The case is the most stone cold whodunit to ever feature an entire room sprayed with semen. Only LA's greatest glass-eyed gumshoe can bumble his way into the discovery of a lifetime.

It's 2004 and L.A. police forces would work way smoother if they still had Lieutenant Columbo at their disposal, Homicide district. No known lost case. So why deny them?

This is a poem I wrote about Adrain Monk and Columbo.

He's LAPD's most unconventional homicide detective. He's always got just one more question. And now he needs Five-O's help to find the answers. A Five-O - Columbo crossover.

A brutal murder at the Los Angeles Zoo appears to be just one small link in a larger chain of events. Hoping to speed along his newest homicide investigation, the legendary Lt. Columbo requests assistance from Adrian Monk.

A chaotic call to a fractious family picnic leads to the solution to multiple mysteries. There is an appearance of another 1970's TV character, but not enough to be a true crossover - it's mostly Emergency!.