A Murder She Wrote Podcast
Will any of JB’s flowers survive Tupper’s flower sitting? Is breaking into a relatives house acceptable if they don’t hear the doorbell? When did “lawyer” become a dead-end job? And can one be professionally stoked?
Cast your ballot while keeping an eye out for snoopy secretaries, its season 3, episode 20 – The Cemetery Vote.
Will Grady ever find an honest employer? Did Zoltan find inspiration again when he left NYC? What’s next for the informant hairdresser who struck it big with the IRS? And is Marty Giles still in business with his going out of business merchandise?
Climb out of the crawlspace and bring your receipts, we’re covering season 3, episode 19 – No Accounting for Murder.
Will a name like Cash Logan set you up for a successful life? Will George Selby still want to host a Simon Thane festival after this? And will Amos Tupper have room for two large secrets in his “amnesia vault”?
Set up the studio and throw on some C.M.B.; we’re discussing the masterpiece that is season 3, episode 17 – Simon Says, Color Me Dead.
Does Harry McGraw ever tell the truth? Where can we get a bullet proof couch cushion? How’s the Doc/Blaster dairy farm partnership? And can The Irish Shillelagh continue his boxing career behind bars?
The gloves are on, the fix is in and we’re all warmed up and ready to cover the third visit from Harry McGraw in episode 16 of season 3, Death Takes a Dive.
Was the Uncle Buck who danced with Jess THE Uncle Buck? Will Lynnette achieve the success she knows she deserves? Did Bert go ahead and order both chairs – or was his requisition DOA since the boss’s signature is now meaningless? And will Rob be the prison racquetball champion?
Never call Jessica “Ms. Fletcher” and always trust your spouse over violent psychopaths. Learn how we came by this sage advice in our exploration of Season 3, Episode 15 – The Bottom Line is Murder.
What exactly is the “surprise” in tuna surprise? Can Mona really recognize people just by looking at their feet? Will the cat have to go to prison for attempted murder by allergies of Gordon? And Will Leslie and Grady hit it off on the bus to NYC?
Get your giant dictionary so you can describe how you feel about that tuna cuisine while we talk season 3’s episode 13, Crossed Up.
Which is the more heinous crime; stealing a multi-million dollar piece of jewelry or tampering with someone’s Walkman before a long flight? Who is the Empress Catherine and what does she have to do with Bunker Hill? Is the lounge any place for a cadaver? And will the Metcalfs and Burt have the memorable vacation in Paris that they deserve?
Grab your over-sized knitting bag full of green handcuff alternatives ’cause we’re having more fun than Bernie the pilot in Season 3, Episode 12 – The Corpse Flew First Class.
Where did Dorian learn to throw a punch? How would Greg Brady’s tattoo fare on Ink Master? Is a bottle of vodka and a living room chair all you need to start in dentistry? And will Doc Dentist still practice his jewelry making craft in jail?
So saddle up and meet us at the inn while we talk poetry and decapitation in Season 3, Episode 11 – Night of the Headless Horseman!
Could TJ Holt win a smirking contest? Is Eddie the reddest herring or just the creepiest soda jerk? Was generic cola the real killer? And should Chief Drock quit his day job as well as his passion hobby?
Meet us at the playhouse for sundaes, romance, and intrigue in a world where understudy life is cheap, the plot was attacked by moths and the auditory hallucinations are sweet. It’s season 3’s episode 10; Stage Struck.
What secrets lie in George Fish’s diary? Will Paula return home believing in the power of Jessica’s mind reading or realize that she just has a terrible poker-face? Were we right about which toes Helman was missing? And can Amos get his $100 deposit back for the boat?
So dial 9 for an outside line and check out that view from Hill House because we’re getting explosively nautical in season 3, episode 9 – Obituary for a Dead Anchor!
