That Time on Murder, She Wrote - We have CREEPY PUPPETS

[@treenamacdonald1325]

Roses, any chance the raccoon squirrel, is actually...a cat? Only because if its name is Inspector Le Chat, that’s cat in French! Also, some trivia: little Stevie is played by Angela Lansbury’s grandson Ian Lansbury, and is his one and only acting credit. Which may be why his delivery is a little stilted and missing that over the top exuberance of 90s child actors. Great ep to cover, and relieved to know I’m not the only one who does not love season 12!

[@pushinguproses]

Maybe! I have no idea, hahaha. It's never explicitly said, but that would make sense. It's a real weird lookin' cat if so!

[@Showsni]

@@pushinguproses Looking at the concept art picture at 4:58 you can see he wears a collar with a bell on, so I think it pretty much has to be a cat.

[@pushinguproses]

Yeah most likely. Though everything besides the collar makes him look... Like an abomination, heh.

[@11679MRT]

I think the "curiosity killed the cat" line was used because the puppet was supposed to be a cat.

[@leilam-k9569]

Rose: Oh yes, I heard of you. You're that French squirrel detective. Inspector Le Chat: Belge. I am a Belgian cat, Mademoiselle. Side note: That cat is deformed.

[@megaspit]

"we haven't been able to have a child, but we had a puppet instead"

[@Anon26535]

The world gave me no child. So I built one

[@tiffany-up2ii]

*Cursed Pinocchio*

[@Frenchfraeis]

"And later I can shove my hand up your..." Damn it Roses, I haven't bursted out laughing this much in a long time. Thanks for the uncontrollable laughs I've been having for the last 10 minutes in these isolated times, I really appreciate it!

[@Dominic-Noble]

Your innuendos in this were on fire 😂😂

[@locutusdborg126]

Dom, another fav content provider.

[@ladyredl3210]

Hi Dom, my content favs all seem to know each other that's cool!

[@gaminganimators7000]

I bet they were 😏

[@bobbob465]

"...they poop everywhere." She ain't wrong. Never own a rabbit unless you want to own 4-6 compost bins as well.

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

The worst is when you stop on them with bare feet and they squish between your toes. Ours was an Easter present. Probably not well thought out in retrospect.

[@kathypappas6867]

I have 2 house bunnies , and they're litter box trained .

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

@@kathypappas6867 How did you manage that?

[@kathypappas6867]

@@moralityisnotsubjective5 , lol , I didn't train them . I've had a total of 3 bunnies now , and they all used their own litter box . I read somewhere that bunnies don't like to poop where they eat . Like outside bunnies will have a separate spot they use . Away from where they sleep and eat . I think it's just their nature , but I never knew that . One day I let my bunny out of the cage , because I was home . Next thing I knew she was running back to her litter box to go . So now I just leave them out . I'm retired and they have so many toys and chew things I don't worry about that . Once in a great while my girl will drop a poop as she's hopping out of the box . I call it her hop and plop ! You should look it up . It's interesting. Check out , can rabbits be litter box trained . Though like I said , mine did it on their own . Lol . I had no idea with my first bunny .

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

@@kathypappas6867 Fascinating. I didn't know they would do that.

[@maddiewettach4954]

Every frame . . . every background . . . there’s always a face, always something staring. . . Nowhere is safe.

[@akatuski420davis6]

"Is that mini John Denver?" Yes, Roses, it is.

[@lhfirex]

Most horrific thing I learned about puppets in this video: One of them fathered Candace Bergen. I mean, she's cool and funny, but it's still creepy to imagine having a puppet as a parent.

[@richmcgee434]

Read her biography sometime. Her father (the real one, that is) treated her like crap all her life, and was psycho enough to force her to compete with his puppets for his attention. Charlie McCarthy had his own bedroom in their house, and was left $10,000 in Bergen's will. Candice was left out of the will completely as a final slap in the face.

[@goldilox369]

@@richmcgee434 what!? Well, gonna have to go read that now. I loved Edgar & Charlie in Fun & Fancy Free. And I love Candace (especially Murphy Brown). Now I must know!!!

[@kenthuang436]

I think Candace even stated that she had to treat Charlie like an actual sibling and was called “Charlie McCarthy’s little sister” which is just horrible for any child to have to go through.

[@inwalters]

B

[@auroramcbride1688]

Sometimes on Sesame Street when a puppeteer needs to work two puppets they'll be on a pronged stick with two thumb levers that will control either puppet's mouth. Though he's just weird enough to have four arms so I think your hypothesis stands

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

Honestly, there being one random Murder, She Wrote character with four arms that's just never addressed or explained wouldn't be the wildest thing to come from this show

[@dingdongbells3314]

"Murder, Plain and Simple" stands out as a fairly memorable episode for just how bizzare it is for Jessica Fletcher to be solving a murder in Amish Country

[@jenniferwang3489]

I watched that one recently, it was sad, but it resolved fairly nicely,

[@menkomonty]

I caught an episode of Murder She Wrote on TV where she was surrounded by female prisoners carrying shotguns and rifles. I didn't watch the whole thing, because I had to go out, but that episode might be interesting to talk about in a future video.

[@Jokie155]

"Jessica Behind Bars" is the title of it, I believe. Only seen it twice, and the last with years ago. The basis is that there's a riot at the prison over a murder, and Jessica is caught in the middle after she visited there to teach creative writing to the inmates.

[@AnaxErik4ever]

I rather liked that episode, and the resolution is NOT murder for once, although there are perpetrators to be caught.

[@sabinakulic288]

I saw the same episode recently! It was WILD, I tell you. A perfect episode for Roses to talk about.

[@annbsirius1703]

Another very entertaining MSW video! Thank you! I remember this episode and your take is spot on. Also about season 12. When Candace Bergan was a girl, she was made to do skits where she and Charlie McCarthy would get into sibling type spats. She later said she resented it. Makes me glad that I didn't have a ventriloquist for a parent. As does the Flappie episode! Anyway... " Who Threw the Barbitals in Mrs. Fletcher's Chowder". I'd really love to hear your comments on the performance by Yvette from "Clue" among others.

[@encycl07pedia-]

@AnaxErik4ever Nice job spoiling the entire episode, dickhead.

[@KayeHalliwell]

As someone who knows what it’s like to fight to the death for your beloved show, I would really love an episode about about your LEAST favorite episode of the entire series 💕

[@1andonlyzara]

Actually, switching the magnifying glass into Inspector Lechat’s other hand would be a big change because it would make him left handed, which would make left handed children feel better about about being different. Also, the name Lechat implies that he’s a cat, not a squirrel *or* a raccoon.

[@dragon22214]

Ohhh left handed kids don't think there different that's just stupid

[@qstionblomens6138]

“Fun fact: he’s also the father of Candice Bergen aka Murphy Brown.” Fun fact two!: I thought Roses meant the puppet. Quarantine, man

[@Agamemnon2]

According to Wikipedia, Bergen was teased as a child for being the puppet's little sister, so you're not far off. 😀 That was one famous dummy.

[@AdamiRose]

Oh thank goodness... I thought in was alone I thinking that she meant the puppet at first.

[@jayphoenix3756]

Yes, definitely thought it was one of ~those~ puppets for a moment there

[@TheGhostoftheCosmos]

Love your pfp 🩷💛🩵

[@zatoth13]

Season twelve was the “fans complained so we ran it an extra season in hopes of appeasing an audience that still buys stuff our advertisers sell” season. Basically, everyone has written the series off and they had to mad dash scripts out, no doubt.

[@XiaomuArisu]

Little fact, in germany the show was called "Mord ist Ihr Hobby" Murder is her hobby

[@dreambakes6007]

I was literally thinking about this earlier. We were on holiday in France trying to find English TV and yet we found this. In German

[@qeetuhd]

Liegt aber daran, dass murder she wrote eine Anspielung an den Miss Marple film 4 frauen und ein Mord OT: Murder, she say ist In Germany the Miss Marple film Murder, she says which the shows Titel is adapted from wouldn't make any sense because the film is titled 4 frauen und ein Mord (4 women and a murder). An early translation of the shows title was actually Immer wenn sie Mord schrieb (every time she wrote a murder). Most of the confusing episodes doesn't make much sense in the original version but the German synchronization had tried to avoid these problems. Some times they got it right but mostly the got it really wrong. There is an episode from season 7 or 8 which makes sense in the English version but in the German version you are just sittin there and think: "whut?! What the...?!" Sorry for the long text but it's an interesting trivia

[@danielbretall2236]

Was it the Simpsons or the movie "Stay Tuned" where they had the parody titled "Murder, she Likes"? This always bring a smile to my face when I remember it.

[@katinkasirena]

@@qeetuhd "immer wenn sie Krimis schrieb" But glad there are other people still remembering this old title of the show. And thanks for the trivia. 🙂 yeah, I know I'm late to the party. ^^

[@qeetuhd]

@@katinkasirena thanks for the correction. I don't know how that mistake had happened

[@queenb1119]

Since we have a stay at home order in Maryland, I've been binging on Murder, She Wrote! It's gotten to the point where if my four year old hears the theme music, she comes running into whatever room I'm in and asks if Jessica has found the killer yet! Her favorite episode so far is the one where the dog was trained to kill the lady by pushing the gate button. I know you did a review of that one a while ago, but I can't remember the episode title. Anyway, I hope everyone is staying safe, healthy and entertained! 😁👍

[@barbarak2836]

I don't remember the title, either, but Pushing Up Roses's review is called "That Time Murder, She Wrote's Murderer Was a Dog."

[@emilyarmstrong83]

It was called "It's a Dog's Life."

[@DigiRangerScott]

“He still has to be arrested for being weird with puppets” Gabe, from Gravity Falls “Sock Opera”: “Hey wassup I’m Gabe”

[@devinpaul9026]

Gravity Falls: "But how can I copy you-- IF YOU DON'T EXIIISSSST?!"

[@TheQuietReader1920]

I think the only truly great episode of Season 12 is the Nan's Ghost two parter, which was genuinely a good detective story which I'm very fond of. As for episodes you should review...hmm, (I stand by my previous suggestions of We're Off to Kill the Wizard, Hit Run and Homicide and Night of the Tarantula) but, I'd also throw Night of the Headless Horseman into the mix. It's good but a bit odd. Another great video, as always!!

[@eamonndeane587]

I watch that episode for Raphael Sbarge. Such an Underrated actor....

[@TheQuietReader1920]

@@eamonndeane587 yes indeed!!

[@eamonndeane587]

@@TheQuietReader1920 Mass Effect fan?

[@sarah360-u1i]

my grandma would never admit it but she was terrified of getting older but Angela Lansbury AKA Jessica Fletcher , Mrs. Claus and Mrs. pots in my opinion was always a great example of being positive and embrace getting older by still being a strong firm yet kind hearted lady in her ripe old age my grandma died a couple years ago but rest in piece grandma I always thought you were strong like J.B. Fletcher 💌🌸🌷💗💕💖

[@brycevo]

This episode of Muppets She Wrote is pretty good.

[@Babbleplay]

The episode is about puppets; Fun and Fancy Free is all good, but, Edgar Bergan was also one of the weekly guest stars on the original Muppet Show.

[@Novasky2007]

I grew up on Murder she wrote, father dowling, columbo, diagnosis murder. I was a strange child.

[@princesstamika]

same. in the 90s.

[@richmcgee434]

What, no Mystery on PBS? You didn't really miss out on Brett's Sherlock Holmes run or Suchet's Hercule Poirot, did you?

[@Novasky2007]

Oh my Poirot and Miss marple too and all the rest :D

[@richmcgee434]

@@Novasky2007 Oh yeah, I'd forgotten Marple was on there too. Although I admit I prefer the older Margaret Rutherford version, even if it's so far off from Christie's Marple she's still spinning in her grave. Just something about watching Rutherford get in a swashbuckling swordfight with the villain appeals to my sense of absurdity. :) The last Nero Wolfe series was quite good too, although I don't think that was on PBS.

[@Novasky2007]

We had like 4 channels to choose from in UK prettymuch running them on a loop

[@aisadal2521]

Yesss another great entry for _Murder, She Wrote_ !

[@seanstuder60]

"And they call it puppet loovvvveeeee!!!" Laughed my ass off once again. You crack me up!!! Please keep them coming!!!

[@unouni2548]

I love going back to these episodes and actually recognizing actors. I had no idea who they were when I was younger.

[@craigmacdougal7826]

I can't get enough of that time on murder she wrote. More please! Stay safe

[@devinlabuda5713]

And I can't get enough of that sugar criiisp

[@SomaShiori]

I have no clue why, but I have now binge watched quite a few of these "That time on murder, she wrote" episodes and I just can't stop. You're natural tone and whit are just perfection lol Well done and keep up the good work!

[@residentrockso1582]

"What the hell is that in the background?" Looks like some sort of legally safe knock-off of a Chiodo Bros production

[@rachaelw8809]

It's SAW!😮

[@Rebochan]

Oh hey, I've only seen the first episode Bryan Cranston did for this show, "Menace, Anyone?". He was the corpse in that one, I guess by the final season he'd upgraded ;) That episode was also pretty wild, but it was a lot easier to keep track of the plot than this one looks to be (also Linda Hamilton was on it!) For your opening, yes, the network actually *had* given up on Murder She Wrote and was looking to dump it because it didn't have a desirable demographic anymore. It ended up not panning out because every show they tried to put in its old time slot floundered and died. The title of the final episode, "Death by Demographics," was a jab at the show's inevitable fate. Angela Lansbury had considered stepping down anyway but this was not the way she wanted to end the series.

[@mattleuty5285]

You know what? Jessica Fletcher could be behind all modern day criminal's origins. Not only do you have Bryan Cranston later to become Walter White, you also have Robert Knepper who would go on to become psycho T-Bag from Prison Break. I hope one of those puppets didn't go on to become murder doll Chucky!!!

[@delphinidin]

I was going through the comments like, "SURELY I'm not the only one who saw Bryan Cranston..."

[@jenniferwang3489]

@@mattleuty5285 Actually, there was an episode involving a witch (and it has been done by roses) that had several horror film actors involved, including Brad Dorf, who I believe played the psychic? Someoen on the thread will chime in. But the story was a lady meets up with a long-lost cousin who is actually just an actress who winds up dead.

[@LEGO_IndianaJones69420_]

Did Baby Blue by Badfinger play when he died?

[@AnaxErik4ever]

Fun and Fancy Free is one of my favorite pre-Disney Renaissance films, and Edgar Bergen was one of the major highlights of the experience for me as a kid. Although, I didn't catch on that he was the one providing the voices for Mortimer Schnerd and Charlie McCarthy until I was older; you can see his lips moving ever so slightly whenever he is in scene together with one or the other of his dummies. You can also see all three of them in 'An Hour in Wonderland', a Disney television special designed for the holiday season of 1950 as a precursor to the release of "Alice in Wonderland" in 1951. Good gods, this episode analysis brings back memories of the "FNAF meets the Muppets" Indie horror game Hello Puppets, although without the mind-controlling voodoo spell thing. Some of these puppets (and even the props) are kind of creepy.

[@MeganSin]

I think the episodes, “If a body meet a body” should be discussed because it’s a Cabot cove episode and i love that in the episode, Jessica insists on not wanting to help and tupper insists on solving the case by himself but it ends up the usual Jessica figures out everything. And the episode, “trouble in eden” because the start of episode is weird. It’s mid conversation and then 5 mins later, someone tried to run over Jessica and her friend. Plus there’s a brothel and the lady who runs it was in the pilot episode (playing a different character) and rupaul said that is one of his favorite episodes. Also i think, “who threw the barbitals in mrs. fletcher’s chowder” would be a fun episode to talk about because you get to meet tupper’s sister played by Anne meara and her husband and his crazy family. Plus colleen camp being the most serious cop i have seen

[@jamesy8217]

Oh god trouble in Eden is the one of most bizarre episodes in the series the scene where Jessica finds out it’s a brothel still makes me laugh

[@gabzgabz2987]

You always make me giggle. I thoroughly enjoy listening to you. It's entertaining and funny and eloquent - you are quite brilliant. Thank you!

[@DigiRangerScott]

Yeah but at least they didn’t perform “What Does the Fox Say?” with them…

[@thegameknight8916]

Y'know, there was ONE thing about this episode that I didn't understand. And to this day, I don't understand: Why was the victim wanting to blackmail the guy?

[@Elora-vd9vq]

have you ever watched a show called Rosemary and Thyme? I went on a binge of the show, and it reminds me a bit about Murder she Wrote.

[@NoahChinnBooks]

Roses, you have to review Episode 3, Season 4. "Witness for the Defence." It supposedly takes place in Quebec, but nobody speaks French... and in fact the lawyers are all English... plus it has Arthur Dent and The Prisoner in key roles... as... Canadians? Also the trail of bodies linked to Fletcher's extended family is finally brought up. ;)

[@fleurpouvior2967]

Rewatching all of these after hearing the news. RIP Dame Angela Lansbury. The world is a less magical place without you

[@ayindestevens6152]

After watching Defunctland bio-doc on Jim Henson’s life, I can definitely believe in everyone fighting for their royalty cut. Puppeteering is hard.

[@hallamhal]

5:55 I think that's a reference to all the muppets being left handed

[@Alucard-A-La-Carte]

That puppet show trial had real "lost episode of the Muppet Show creepypasta" vibes.

[@fejimanz]

I'd love to see a review of S3E18 No Laughing Murder! It's one of the few episodes I vividly remember watching as a kid. So pretty please feed my nostalgia!

[@ControlFreakout]

fejimanz I just watched that one not long ago and quite liked it! They did a really good job on the interpersonal drama for it.

[@fejimanz]

@@ControlFreakout I just don't understand how I still vividly remember it out of all the episodes I had watched with my mom! Might have been the Scuttle/Little Mermaid connection. Haha.

[@masterof4elements826]

I keep rewatching this. Your voice is soothing to my anxiety .

[@qeetuhd]

Could you do s07e14 "who killed JB Fletcher" and/or s08e12 "the witch's curse"? These are two funny episodes in which Jessica is a total badass

[@jessicalillianweinberg4401]

I have been watching "Who Killed J.B. Fletcher" repeatedly just to see a posse of women idolizing Jessica - and basically being like "how high" when she says "Jump." And she is uncomfortable with it - but takes full advantage of it.

[@JennKatzr]

Yes please, these are timeless!!

[@sugarcrystals5649]

Poor murder she wrote...Oh well, amazing breakdown any way, I've never heard of this show until your videos! I'm glad to be watching.

[@AnonymousDragonWolf]

"They poop everywhere..." is going to be my answer to everything from now on. "You know what they say about those who assume." "They poop everywhere..." "Which way to the bathroom?" "They poop everywhere..." "Which came first? The chicken or the egg?" "They poop everywhere..."

[@lucasc.7444]

I think one reason these videos are having a big success is PUR's banter flows just as perfect as it could. It's charming and hilarious and biting, every sentence just hits the nail in the head.

[@trailersic]

3:38 I knew I'd seen her somewhere! Patsy from Joysticks (1983)

[@deviltaco1]

Hey Roses, love your stuff. Favorite part about Murder She Wrote is all the cameos, especially in older episodes....a lot of actors from Old school horror movies. Brian Cranston in this episode is pure gold.

[@PradeepPurple]

Would you consider reviewing "The Mirror Crack'd" where Angela Lansbury played Miss Marple?

[@martinboyle9163]

She nailed it playing Marple. She was also great in "The Manchurian Canidate" but that role was so dark and disturbing I always go back to "The Mirror Crack'd" just to allow me to see her as Jessica Fletcher again without worrying if she's going to ask Grady to pass the time playing a little solitare...

[@liketheroman]

You know, quarantine could be the chance to give us that video on Grady Fletcher's love life... Keep up the GREAT work!

[@DigiRangerScott]

Ah so Bryan Cranston is post-Saban pre-Malcolm here

[@VaughnJogVlog]

Scott Sandler mid-Seinfeld.

[@jayphoenix3756]

He definitely mined the gritty realism of his performance here when developing his character for breaking bad.

[@CursedShrine]

"Ah, you must be a professional killer." bit still gets me every time.

[@Lazysupermutant]

So when you said "he's the father of-" my lizard brain thought you meant the dummy. I have no idea why my brain is paid as well as it is

[@FriggenGrotRock]

Your brain gets paid??

[@devinlabuda5713]

It's not a lizard it's a chameleon!

[@TwitchWasHere]

Lmao, same! 😂

[@snoo333]

Can't watch the show without you now. :) hope you do the whole series

[@Tonx192]

This is giving me flashbacks to the puppet episode of Angel.

[@cindypruitt9534]

Thanks for these videos Roses, I agree with you on the last season. Some of the last episodes were in Cabot Cove and had a some what more original feel. I thought maybe they were trying to give fans of the show what they wanted. There is an episode in the last season called " What you don't know can kill you" It is in Cabot Cove and has Anthony Michael Hall. Several of the last shows have themes with Gen x'ers . We are not worth it it I'm telling you! I think maybe they were trying to reach out to younger viewers but also having more episodes in Cabot Cove. I guess they had contracts to finish!

[@FiaBonkgina]

I just wanted to let you know I absolutely adore your channel, and it has become my go to for just casual listening and comfort videos, I have rewatched so many of your videos dozens of time and they always bring a smile to my face so I just wanted to say thank you!!!

[@benjaminatkinson9845]

This has become the most addictive channel on youtube. Going back and watching all your videos.

[@jessewilley531]

The Flappies look more like Mr. Rogers puppets than Muppets.

[@seabunnyvoyager3524]

Hey, it’s Jessica’s sweater from the ski lodge episode! Your rabbit humor was on point, thanks for the laugh.

[@dasaggropop1244]

my grandma loved this show and she looked a bit like jess too. thats why it is very dear to me, although i am not really the target audience here. its just cheesy goodness.

[@bridanihay88]

I thought my grandma looked like Jessica too! Definitely had the exact same hairstyle.

[@kathyharris1627]

I like murder she wrote for the exact same reason.

[@maggiekoch9348]

So did my grandmother, we actually watched it together when I was in high school. She always had interesting or corny comments during the episodes. I loved that we could both enjoy it for different reasons.

[@mattleuty5285]

Wow Prison Break's T-bag in Murder She Wrote! This could have took a very dark turn. Love what you do and loads of love and support from me to you!!

[@mikelalande4683]

I’d love to hear your review of any of the 4 made-for-tv movies that came out after the series ended.

[@victoriashevlin8587]

I didn't even know there were made for tv movies for MSW

[@tomgcooktown5019]

Absolutely!! TgT

[@kassassin_brahgawk]

You've reawakened my love for Murder, She Wrote. Love your channel!

[@danielallen3454]

Season 5, Episode 8. "Prediction: Murder". It's the first episode I remember seeing and I would *LOVE* your take on it!

[@thepanhandlepack1921]

Yes! I love that one!

[@tvheadd]

11:30 That's Corinne Bohrer! She played Wanda in that one weird Christmas episode 😁👍

[@Aidenkong523]

Oh my God this episode was on tv just a few days ago, it's a sign

[@Jasonsneweverything]

Didn't realize I wasn't subscribed! Love your channel. Hope to see plenty during quarantine lol.

[@sarajanewebster5321]

“Robbie and I haven’t been able to have a child... So we had a puppet instead!” 👻

[@ZoeyChilds]

I’ve been watching Murder, She Wrote unenthusiastically since I was a toddler (in the 80s) with my elders. You actually make me want to go back and rewatch the episodes. Love it❤️

[@JoeEnglandShow]

Man, no matter where Jessica goes people just keep getting murdered.

[@black_rabbit_0f_inle805]

Roses you're the best part of youtube. Never stop being awesome!

[@plaguedoctorravennotscp0496]

*I only know about this show because my grandmother was always watching it in her room*

[@Chsae314]

How did I miss this video when it first came out!? Loved it!

[@weekendwarrior5303]

6:53 Holy crap! That's a young Bryan Cranston

[@CarryTheThree]

Rose has a Natural Talent for this, a perfect voice and Great Timing,.. reminds me of Vh1 behind the music.. you should be bigger.

[@aceofspades9503]

Wow, even after watching the entire video, i'm still not entirely sure what all was going on in that episode. :D

[@PeterSchmuttermaier]

Your channel is actually the next best thing to Murder She Wrote.

[@heidi3963]

Wait, wait, wait, Candace Bergen's father is a puppet? 😂

[@adrianaheiler9794]

😂😂😂 It's the reverse Pinoccio story we didn't know we needed!

[@blackwater224]

Thank you so much for posting your videos on Golden Girls and Murder, She Wrote. I have started to watch them with my parents especially Murder, She Wrote and it's become a fun game for us to try and guess who the killer is. I would not have thought of giving the show a chance if it weren't for your videos.

[@jbishop2454]

Roses, do have any plans when you run out of MSW episodes? In the Heat of the Night series has some wacky episodes. Edit: nothing of this caliber mind you...

[@daisyblonde87]

Yay, you reviewed the episode I requested! Thank you so much. This episode is truly bonkers.

[@kakeyfifield9626]

Can you review season 9 ep. 5 the dead file. It's like the only episode I remember watching as a kid. Thanks!

[@Celluloidkid]

This episode is interesting. It shows the kind of things puppeteers go though to perform and puppets updated. The art work, the voice characters, the setting and more.

[@akatuski420davis6]

Puppet love: a hand up ya backside

[@bridgetquinn366]

Hello, Pushinguproses! My mom and I have been binge-watching Murder, She Wrote since the quarantine began here in NYC, and we have an episode that we would love to see you cover! It’s called No Accounting For Murder, and it features a guy living in the walls and Ron Masak before he became Sheriff Metzger! We also love the episode To The Last Will I Grapple With Thee, and not only is it all about the Irish, it’s got a great twist at the end, too! Can’t wait to see what you post next!

[@crimsoncreamer2390]

so ur telling me that this show takes place in a nightmare alternate reality where Jim Henson didn't exist?

[@Zkeleton969]

Can I just say how pleasant your voice is to listen to? So many people on KZbin scream in your face or beg for subscribes - you just talk like a normal person, even about the wackiest of subjects. I appreciate it so much.

[@TheAlan136]

There are 12 seasons of Murder She Wrote? Damn! TIL!

[@Jokie155]

There's also at least one TV movie, South by Southwest.

[@MissCaraMint]

Is that inspired by the Hitchcock movie North by Nortwest? Because if so I’m in.

[@grahamcann1761]

Thank you so very much for this episode. Especially now when good entertainment on you tube is so important. Somehow I missed it when it aired, and I know I would have loved it. (In the 70's I did some puppetry, and even did some work on Public television in San Francisco.) And you have a nice singing voice.

[@williamswonderland3636]

I'm 14 and I saw this on cozi tv.whene you said that the animals had unique personalities and species I thought you would say they were similar to animal crossing.📺

[@JonathonV]

I forgot how much I loved these MSW reviews you do. Thank you!

[@clichedtopic4363]

Meet the fleep-les, meet the fleep-les, they're not your ordinary peep-les

[@victoriashevlin8587]

I'm delighted you're back!

[@hanako3084]

I was so sad that prime took MSW off their streaming

[@laurabuie3224]

It's on Prime in Canada!

[@conejopestilente]

I need to watch all your videos this quarantine, THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart.

[@jeebuschristos8423]

Jason seems like he was Joaquin Phoenixing before Joaquin Phoenix was Joaquin Phoenixing...

[@brandonlambert9768]

He is

[@kamenanew9867]

Cadet alex stone, from major payne lol

[@denispeck1026]

Another great video! I forgot all about this episode! “So this guy’s dead” needs to be on a shirt haha. I like when you highlight the “bad” episodes!

[@standup109]

Brian Cranston is as perfect as always