Cabot Cove Confidential

Real Estate.

Fake Howard.

We talk stocks, golf versus gulf, and high definition heartsmart beginnings while learning ‘How To Make A Killing Without really Trying’.

Kevin’s the best kid in the world, Jessica doesn’t understand the town she lives in and Jennie needs bird information all while Seth’s diet takes a downturn in ‘If The Shoe Fits’.

We talk about The Train People, mullets, monographs, the quality of mystery writing in the MSW universe and even a little bit about what may be our least favorite of the bookends, Good-Bye Charlie.

The electionality of Mayor Booth and debates over ‘electionality’ as a word, Leonard Nimoy’s musical legacy and laments over our last trip to Loretta’s Salon come together while we talk about Town Father.

It’s college cop class in the best of the bookends!

This episode is a real Class Act, unlike this super basic episode description.

Island mansions, rich jerks, money grubbers, fortune hunting con men and terrible family relations abound during A Test Of Wills.

Stanton being awesome, hair metal terminator and The Brotherhood Of The Traveling Police Uniform, If you like Giorgio you’ll love When The Fat Lady Sings.

Cabot Cove jerks, flammable solvents, friend-zoned firemen, the worst designed sign that MSW has ever featured and a title drop done by a woman paining a portrait of a fisherman all wrapped up with a slightly more caffeinated take on the usual CCC nonsense , it’s Dead Letter!

Jack and Bill, Mullet and The Man, news-camera guns and bottle bombs, it’s the first bookend we’ve enjoyed and it’s awesome!