That Time Murder, She Wrote Got SpooOOooOOooky

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[@ssfbob456]

"He interviews the daughter, who is dressed like a dining room table." Never stop with the snappy insults, I love them.

[@MoxieMcMurder]

That casual delivery got me. 😂

[@gailshea2294]

Murder Takes A Bus episode

[@gailshea2294]

I like Sheriff Tupper

[@MoxieMcMurder]

@@gailshea2294 yes!

[@kp1271]

I hate how much sense that read makes lol

[@robertgronewold3326]

Lines getting inexplicably crossed is totally something that happened back in the day. In the 70's, my mom got a call from a woman from Chicago that had got weirdly crossed, and they wound up being friends for decades.

[@natfailsyoutube8163]

Pretty sure the kind that happened in the show still happens today for non-mobile phones, something with water getting in the phone lines and making connection between lines connected to the same exchange, I've experienced it calling a relative in the last 12 months.

[@DevlinBlake]

could happen in a zoom room today. You transpose a couple of numbers to join in on a zoom room, you wind up at someone else's zoom room and they're talking about this and there you go.

[@happychaosofthenorth]

I use a landline for work, taking inbound calls and I have that happen once or twice a day, I hear them, but they don't hear me. The other day I listened to one side of a conversation between a couple having a very heated argument.

[@joelsytairo6338]

Sounds too wholesome to be real

[@joelsytairo6338]

@@DevlinBlake I think the chances of that are very very slim

[@wtfaiwpodcast]

If you're looking for spooky episodes, they did one about vampires, sort of, not really. It's called The Legacy of Borbey House, and it's bad.

[@chrisgurney2467]

Sounds Good XD

[@jeremiahgabriel5709]

Don't forget the other one where the maybe witch lady comes to town for revenge. That one's good too.

[@wtfaiwpodcast]

​@@jeremiahgabriel5709 Oh god, which one? Fire Burn Cauldron Bubble or The Witch's Curse?

[@jadyndenys7736]

Is this the one that's like voodoo shit and takes place in Jamaica

[@earldouglas3631]

@@wtfaiwpodcast The Witches Curse is the better of the Witch in the Cove episodes!

[@furonguy42]

Wow, J.B. Fletcher's gotten so skilled at randomly happening upon murder plots that she need only pick up the telephone to find one. Is that level of sniffing out murders a superpower or a curse?

[@kolgax2064]

Are you sure it's not that she commits the murders herself and what we are watching are her rationalized delusions?

[@jamesy8217]

I’m voting curse - my silly head-cannon somewhat based on a comment under another video is that someone cursed one of Jessica’s or Frank’s ancestors with bad luck and it manifests itself in different ways eg. Jessica always has a murder show up wherever she goes and Grady is unlucky in love - until he meets Donna who has the same level of complete social anxiousness that he does! Seriously they are adorable together

[@TheSerpit]

"Mystery writer or serial killer, you decide" - I've been cracking these jokes for ages because of the unfortunate localization of this show's title in German-speaking countries: They called it "Mord ist ihr Hobby", which translates to "Murder is her hobby".

[@LeoTheDarkAngel]

Honestly, before I discovered PUR's videos and actually started watching MSW, I absolutely thought it was about a unsuspecting, kind old lady who murders in her free time but always gets away with her innocent behaviour. The German title really through me off.

[@thecorruptversion]

who tf cares about your jokes

[@TraineeHero]

I know this line wasn't in your review, but I loved the scene in the episode where Dodie is complaining about her husband's allergy. "Do you ever think little Muff Muff might be allergic to you?!"

[@JellyFilledEmpanada]

When you said "solved from bread" I too realized that I was hungry.

[@matthewkoch6937]

I thought she meant "breadcrumbs" , a term that refers to small clues in a mystery. The hunger joke made me chuckle.

[@derekbass2966]

"He interrogates the victim's granddaughter, who is dressed like a dining room table." Favorite line of the video.

[@stefanfilipovits21]

Guys, I’m worried I’m the Grady of my family. I’m scared.

[@rgs8970]

Remember though, if Aunt Jess loves you, you'll always be safe...

[@LazyIRanch]

As long as someone in the family loves ya, you're good! I KNOW I am the "Grady", I've been a dumfuk all my life, but I was my daddy's favorite. That might be partly why my brother hates me, and the rest of the family sometimes bullied me. Mostly it was because I didn't agree with their racism and hatred of gay people. Daddy died 25 years ago, but before he passed he told me I should strongly consider moving away from Texas and go to California. He told me I'd fit in there, because "there's a lot more folks there who think like you do". After he died, my remaining family had no excuse to tolerate me, so the bullying got worse. I stayed until my beloved Mom died in 2000, then made new plans. In a couple of weeks, I'll have been living in California for 20 years. I'm a happy ol' hippy, living off-grid on a mountain on solar/wind power, raising goats and chickens, enjoying a gorgeous view and blanket of stars overhead at night that I can actually see! Daddy was right, as usual!

[@traceyloo2440]

If you don’t know who the Grady is in your family, then it’s probably you….😬

[@Eviltwin531]

I think if you have the self awareness to realize you might by the Grady, you're already a step above Grady.

[@gazXspace]

I think it was always implied that Jess interfered with Grady

[@inwalters]

Two things - First - Gordon was played by Tony Dow, who previously played Beaver Cleaver's older brother Wally. Second - please review "Jessica Behind Bars"

[@marissarice3666]

That's such a good episode!

[@jenniferpearce1052]

I was wondering why he looked familiar!

[@InOzWeTrust]

Jessica Fletcher x Elvira. The crossover I still don't know if I want.

[@Moonbeam143]

It would be wonderful to see them solve a mystery together.

[@Eviltwin531]

I just looked it up, and despite the fact that MSW had such an avalanche of guest stars of everybody from the early days of television they could reach, Cassandra Peterson never guest starred. That's genuinely surprising to me.

[@khathaway414]

I will take it. Would be fun to see who can be the larger ham Elvira or Jessica.

[@littleowleyes]

I actually saw this episode recently! Grady is always a treat. (There is an episode somewhere where Jess highlights that he came to live with her and her husband as a kid after his parents died?? Like... whoa unexpected tragic backstory.)

[@123451248ify]

Oh, yeah. "Something Borrowed, Someone Blue" episode.

[@kailunartic6647]

It’s also interesting to note that this episode is loosely based on the 1940’s radio play “Sorry, Wrong Number” Edit: Well I guess you mentioned that at the end, but what you didn’t mention is that “Sorry, Wrong Number” was originally a radio play about 6 years before it was a movie. It was really revolutionary for radio at the time and many people considered it more scary than “War of the Worlds” because the plot was much more plausible and the audio effects were done really well. The loud jarring ringing sound effect they used for the phones still haunts me to this day (I listened to it like 5 years ago for a uni class, not when it aired I was born in the 90’s lol).

[@SkullRPG]

"How can someone be this bad at their job?" ROTFLMAO

[@matthewkoch6937]

Yes, and the equally important question: "How can someone be this bad at their job and still be re-elected?" Living in a small Midwestern town, I know 73% of eligible voters stay home, but come on...Tupper's stupidity is inexcusable here.

[@jorahtheexplorer3262]

I always assume the Metzgur principle applies - they're an idiot but not actively incompetent or corruption enough to fire so they ended up offered a sinecure in the boondoggles.

[@animeator]

If there is one thing Grady fears, it's hearing that someone has to rely on him for anything beyond looking decent in flannel.

[@drjwww]

Note: this episode was directed by the actor David Hemmings, who you'll remember as the inspector from the "Naughty Captain Janeway" episode (as you called it). And, of course, there's also middle-aged Wally from Leave It To Beaver, Tony Dow, in this episode, and the killer is played by Colleen Camp from CLUE. This whole episode is just MSW's homage to the Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster thriller SORRY, WRONG NUMBER. Probably worth remembering that most of the episodes from the first two seasons (maybe three?) were paying homage, directly or indirectly, to some famous film, novel or tv show.

[@areyoustillreading5]

I did not recognize Colleen Camp as Yvette from Clue until you mentioned it. I love that movie.

[@MISFITaddict]

Definitely wrong number!! ♡

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

David Hemmings was also the protagonist of Deep Red.

[@MISFITaddict]

@@DrGregoryHouseIT omg and thats directed by Dario Argento!

[@helenaturcatto3752]

Doesn't Mrs. Peacock also appears in some episode (or episodes) of Murder She Wrote?

[@sarahsteidle3062]

I’d love to see you take on the season one ep Lovers and Other Killers! It’s implied throughout that Jessica’s secretary could be a serial killer but, at the end, with no real evidence, he is just left to go free. One of the more genuinely creepy moments in the series and definitely one of the most memorable for me!

[@tangentreverent4821]

Episode 7, my favorite because I'm a trashy shipper.

[@amandaterry2592]

Thank you for your Murder, She Wrote videos!!! When I was a child, I used to watch the show all of the time with my grandma. Since her passing, I couldn't bring myself to watch any of the shows we had watched together. But now, 6 years after her death, I happened to see your videos and it sparked me into watching the show again! Thank you!!😁😁

[@cyclopswrangler9830]

Nothing like coming home from work to a new That Time on Murder She Wrote!! :)

[@mejrpi5]

Yes. Just got home myself.

[@sasamafrass]

I remember in the 90s using a landline and getting let in on a phone call someone else was having. Sadly though they were discussing making a roast not murder 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@agentredhead4612]

I was just wondering when there’d be a new Murder, She Wrote episode review to watch! As a suggestion, I think No Laughing Murder (Season 3, Episode 18) would be fun to see covered.

[@howiegruwitz3173]

I'd like to see the Jaws-Cabot Cove connection explored

[@chopmopjeter18]

I'm a complete horror movie buff and metal head but you've convinced me to watch Murder She Wrote. This show is fantastic where has it been all my life.

[@onbearfeet]

Lol. I've taught "Sorry, Wrong Number" (the play, not the movie based on it) so many times that I was yelling at the screen until you mentioned it. Thanks for including that homage!

[@Pharaoh025]

Is there ACTUALLY an episode where sheriff Tupper is competent? Genuine question...

[@Mobysimo]

I'm starting to question how this man survives living on his own at this point

[@SirChubbyBunny]

That should be on a Murder She Wrote bingo card if it doesn't exist.

[@pushinguproses]

I THINK there are a couple, I will find them. It is my mission.

[@dawnrhoads8794]

The murder on the bus?

[@jenniferh.2541]

Sure But only when Tom is Father Dowling...

[@Scarybug]

Jed's son Gordon with the cat allergies played by Tony Dow, who was Wally Cleaver (Beavers Brother) on Leave it to Beaver, and who I only recognized from the 80s reboot. So now I just remembered there was an 80s reboot of Leave it to Beaver

[@henrytheanglerfish6290]

One of my favorite things is the way Amos recorded the son’s voices. He has the recorder near his heart and as soon as one of the sons even opens his mouth, Amos runs over and sticks his chest at them. And they all look at him like he has two heads. It’s hilarious

[@ViolettaSachra]

Yeeees I remember this one! I still think the ending is kinda intense, I hate being alone when it's dark and stormy :'D but one episode is even worse for me, and that's Reflections of the Mind, Season 2 Episode 6. Already recommended it once, but I'd really love to see you cover it :) it's really scary imo!

[@financialspeakwithkevinjam1279]

Especially when Jessica says to the daughter (towards the end) "I think something sinister is going to happen"-- I almost peed my pants, yet I watch it over and over again. One of my FAVORITE FAVORITE episodes, though Francesca's acting in the beginning (running down the stairs and towards the closet) was a little much...

[@matthewbekeris976]

Yes!!

[@Nocturnalux]

@@financialspeakwithkevinjam1279 What I found weirdest about this episode is how the evil daughter was so easily fooled by exactly the same plot she and her boyfriend were using on her mother.

[@richardivory606]

Grady is my eye candy for Murder, She Wrote. I'd love to see you review Appointment in Athens.

[@LazyIRanch]

Isn't he adorable? What's not to love!

[@aisadal2521]

I could just _hear_ your voice in the title 👏😂😂😂

[@Jonesy..]

Because we heard a man's voice on the phone, and it was so "obvious" that the killer was a man, i figured quite early that it was actually a woman, though i thought it would have been someone changing their voice 😊

[@pyratehyena1312]

"cat" or "changing voice", who's to tell the difference?

[@Danbo22987]

The pilot movie: Murder of Sherlock Holmes, would be a great one to do a video on!

[@InKY09]

I wonder if one the this episode’s goals was to reduce the stigma of having a MedAlert device.

[@musicalnerds101]

You should do the episode “Prediction: Murder” from season 5 episode 8. There’s a psychic and a fire and a storm it’s crazy.

[@cj.everett]

I just watched this episode two days ago and oh boy was it WILD. Seconded!!

[@mathieuleader8601]

the medical alert thing actually makes me think of that Simpsons episode where Homer impersonates Krusty and beats the shit out of the Krusty Burgular and he says in his croaky voice "Please look at my Medic-Alert bracelet. Ohhhh."

[@AmazingThor]

Stop it! Stop it! He’s already dead!

[@thedanespeaks]

I just want to applaud you on the cat foreshadowing. It sounds like a random comment about a cute cat, but it introduces the cat to us. And although cat foreshadowing does sounds very silly, that is some first class vid making right there.

[@christopherhuang9501]

One of these days, you've got to do a reaction to the Peter Ustinov version of "Death on the Nile", with Angela Lansbury as Salome Otterbourne. With the Kenneth Branagh adaptation coming up, could be timely.

[@Randomark3087]

"How is someone THIS bad at their job?" I've been asking that question for years.

[@Strannik01]

Most people don't really care about sheriff elections, that's how.

[@JosephFuller]

The Sheriff may have been right about there being no murder in Cabin Cove. According to the news report. "...was found shot to death on his estate just north of Cabin Cove." Doesn't that mean he does not actually live in Cabin Cove?

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

Still, Jessica said a wealthy man was going to be shot and Tupper didn't immediately think of the one rich guy within 10 miles?

[@stefanfilipovits21]

Hey Roses, I was rewatching your x-files “freak show” episode and was curious if you’ve ever seen/watched Carnivale from HBO. It ran from 03-05 and was about a freak show in the dust-bowl as they face a coming apocalypse. It’s really spooky and has a really cool mythology. You might really dig it.

[@Moonbeam143]

Oh! That's a good one. It's one of my favorite episodes.

[@mementoargentum7733]

The biggest problem I have with Carnivale is that it was canceled before they could finish it so it doesn't have a very satisfying ending, but I still love it. That's a Great suggestion!

[@hazeldavis3176]

Every time a new one drops, I have to rewatch them all!! PUR- thank you so much for these

[@BlueGeen]

Your videos are such fucking comfort for me. Even just the background music. Your Colonel’s Bequest videos etc., among everything else, meant a LOT to me during the past year and some change.

[@remyhocage9854]

The crossed phone lines reminds me of "Wrong Number." A very good ironic play. I remember the Table Top Blouses ! Good episode & good overview. Cheers!

[@SirAsdf]

With Angela Lansbury's history in stage and musicals I was wondering if there's an episode of Murder She Wrote that dealt with that exact topic, like investigating a murder on stage type episode. I'd think that would be neat.

[@drayton.2078]

there's a musical called Curtains which is about a murder that occurs within a theater troupe!

[@stefanfilipovits21]

@@drayton.2078 that sounds fun!

[@areyoustillreading5]

I believe there is a theater episode in the first season.

[@JohnDoe-1956]

Yep. Stage Struck Season 3 Episode 10 with Eleanor Parker as the actress

[@areyoustillreading5]

The season 1 episode is season 1 episode 11 Broadway Malady.

[@pong86r]

your videos on Murder She Wrote remind me of how much i miss my Grandma and i love it! never stop being your best you!

[@OtaGamerKorin]

It returns! (I’m seriously curious what got changed from the first version, since I didn’t get all the way through before it was pulled.)

[@pushinguproses]

As stated on the community tab, it had extreme volume issues. I could barely hear some of the episode parts. Should be totally fixed now.

[@OtaGamerKorin]

@@pushinguproses Whoops, completely missed that. 😅 Glad it came out so great on the second pass! Fantastic work as always!

[@jeffbeyer43]

I was so young watching this show with Grama I couldn't tell anybody anything about the show, but watching these episodes really jogs my memory. Good stuff here, and I'll definitely see the next one!

[@wolfis244]

Woah I'm early. I love Murder she wrote and spoopy time 💕 Tupper is such a cliché 😂

[@cd9177]

Thanks for the video and for your hilarious sense of humour. This was a scary one for sure, very creepy if you were stuck at home and a killer was in your house! Another one that is spooky is Lovers and Other Killers, season 1 episode 5. It was overall scary and with the jewelry thief plot, it leaves you with unresolved feelings/issues! Could you do a video on that one? Do you think Lansbury knew Barbara Stanwyck back when they worked in the Golden Age of Hollywood? I'm sure Lansbury has millions of stories to share!

[@tangentreverent4821]

Lovers and Other Killers is episode 7. And my favorite, because I'm a trashy shipper.

[@JohnDoe-1956]

I would love it if you would do “Wearing of the Green” Season 5 Episode 6. Lucie Arnaz and Patty McCormick spoof Cagney & Lacey and they are hilarious. Lucie’s Tyne Daly accent is a hoot. I crack up every time she refers to the Queen of Tara Tiara.

[@pooneil]

As someone from the Boston area and living in Western mass, I can totally appreciate the comment about the New York drivers!

[@guillermozapata1977]

"Able to move", and with that line alone my day was complete. Thank you.

[@ozzielee9058]

I only occasionally watched Murder She Wrote as a kid (with my parents...) & rarely as an adult...(in reruns. ) Until now. I now have a renewed appreciation for the show, thx to this channel. Great job.

[@KMakoENVtuber]

Whenever I see topper, all I can think of is Fonzie questioning ‘Mr. C’s detectin’ skills’

[@thefonzkiss]

Thanks

[@bradpuckett2814]

This is my second favorite episode of MSW. My favorite is "Keep the Home Fries Burning". Excellent work on your part as usual.

[@ibtiago18]

How about doing "No Laughing Murder" (S3 ep 18) where George Clooney plays Romeo.

[@johnthompson1280]

Thank you for covering this episode of Murder She Wrote, Crossed Up because it is my Number 1 favorite episode, I enjoyed the dialogue and Jessica s with in solving the case of the telephone killer

[@dwashbur]

"How can someone be this bad at their job?" Ever check out Commissioner Gordon and Chief O'Hara in the 1966 Batman series? He had a precedent.

[@darrylhamlin7475]

They aren’t bad at their jobs, they just know if they play dumb Batman will do all the work.

[@Xehanort10]

And most soap opera and horror film cops. Soap cops arrest innocent people who've either being wrongly accused or full on framed. And horror cops either don't believe the protagonist when there's a killer or monster about, get killed or are the killer or one of the killers barring some exceptions.

[@dutchessofdork]

This channel is everything I need in my life right now! Seriously, YOU ARE MY SPIRIT ANIMAL!

[@Felladin]

The "this is the third season of constant murders" is a bit like how after 6 seasons the women in Charmed didn't start every day with exchanging a secret code word, as they were CONSTANTLY being tricked by someone disguised as a family member.

[@renatocorvaro6924]

This is a great way to spend my time recovering from having my appendix removed. Thanks Roses!

[@colegrove00]

Always been my favorite episode since seeing it at night on Hallmark, thanks for doing this episode justice!

[@kryssyskloud]

Gurl, yyaaaasss!! 🙌🏾 I LOVE MSW and these videos you make, so enjoyable. Thank you for another awesome episode review. 🙏🏾

[@melindadgw2587]

Hell yes! Crossed up is one of my favourite episodes, rainy day coziness! Please do fire burn, cauldron bubble or the witches curse next :) x oh, or the legacy of borbey house! :D

[@xelhaduvall4225]

I've been looking forward to this! 😃

[@Ouioui555]

This is my favorite episode. Period.

[@stewartglencrose9023]

Would it be possible to do a short dive into the episodes that didn’t feature JB? I am a Jerry Orbach fan so I’d love to see a focus on Harry McGraw

[@barbarak2836]

Great idea! The friendship between Jessica and Harry McGraw was so fun to watch.

[@marissarice3666]

The boxing episode was a great one!

[@kerprice]

Love your channel! This is loosely based on the wonderful Lucille Fletcher radio play (with Agnes Moorehead) "Sorry, Wrong Number" which was turned into a great movie with Burt Lancaster and Barbara Stanwyck. It is a must see

[@thepeternetwork]

I immediately recognized the "Sorry, Wrong Number" reference, and it was interesting how the writers took that in the direction of the episode.

[@jessicat2149]

I was thinking the whole time, this reminded me of a movie, then it finally clicked when she mentioned the name.

[@MrBeardsley]

I feel like Grady could make a huge leap in getting himself together if he got over his weird tuna fixation.

[@emmywiley4878]

Found your channel a couple of days ago and watch all your videos on murder,she wrote and now I really want to binge watch the whole show

[@michaelstarratt4868]

I love when Seth has the snazzy down the middle part.

[@ericnelson9100]

As kids we used to laugh so much at Tom Bosley's godawful New England accent!

[@LazyIRanch]

Is that what he's doing? I was wondering why he talks so weird, I thought maybe he'd had a stroke. I'm not joking. Someone should have told him to stop it. Until just now, I felt sadness when he spoke because I assumed something bad happened to him in his old age and he couldn't help sounding odd.

[@kaykutcher2103]

The worst Fonz impression I've ever heard.

[@MaryanaMaskar]

I chuckle every time I hear "Grady never fails to disappoint". So good!

[@DiabloGuapo88]

Could you review Are You Afraid of the Dark? Tale of the Night Shift? (Season 5, Episode 13). It was the last episode of the original series and had one of the more threatening monsters.

[@diannemacneil4703]

I just saw the pilot for Murder she Wrote and it was just ... so surreal. After mostly the last 3-5 seasons it was so wired to see her before she became big.

[@starlight1982ltd]

Awaiting with baited breath for your next Murder She Wrote rundown. It keeps my me going in this crazy world! Big LOVE from South Australia xo

[@Schwarzorn]

I’m disappointed that Grady didn’t make a TUNA pizza… Those are _amazing_

[@LeoTheDarkAngel]

I guess that's EXACTLY why he didn't make it. He clearly wanted to torture Jess with his poor cooking skills, so making a somewhat foolproof recipe would've completely missed the point.

[@aaronamaphone5865]

I truly enjoy the visits we get from an editing PUR.

[@seraphonica]

Colleen Camp was also Yvette in the Clue movie, a veteran of the whodunits!

[@domshaheen7356]

Ep 2: 14 Keep the Home Fries Burning might be fun - it’s always stuck in my head due to the inventive murder weapon and that punny title

[@CourtneyFerriter]

"Now he isn't ABEL to move." 🤣🤣🤣 Dad-level pun right there. 10/10

[@ChienandKun]

Spooky for me is spending all day with episodes of 'Unsolved Mysteries' playing, then hearing you mention it out of nowhere. Nice.

[@user-jn1wm3tb8v]

The spookiest episodes are when possible love interests come along and shatter my fabricated Asexual Aromantic Jessica headcanons.

[@LazyIRanch]

IKR? I feel that way about Star Trek Next Generation Capt. Jean Luc Picard. I didn't like episodes where he seemed "flirty". Now I finally understand why it bothered me, and why Gandalf was my favorite character in the LOTR books I read as a teen. Sure wish I'd known about aro/ace sooner. Wasted so many years trying to act "normal", and I unintentionally hurt people by pretending.

[@lazyhomebody1356]

@@LazyIRanch I relate! I wish JK hadn't made Dumbledore have a backstory with Nicholas Flamel. I realized I was asexual about 3 years ago, and am just finding out about the different types. Hetero romantic I think!

[@Esther_Herbst]

To be fair, he said "Nobody is going to be killed IN Cabot Cove today" and only someone was killed north outside of Cabot Cove!

[@rkmoore40]

My favorite spooky episode is season 5’s Mirror Mirror On the Wall. A rival mystery writer hatches a goofy plot to single white female Jessica’s entire life, from snooping her new manuscript to taking over a Cabot Cove murder investigation! Jean Simmons acts the hell out of what could have been a thankless role and that together with Seth’s rare foray into Serious Life Stuff with Jessica make this one of my favorite episodes of the series.

[@laurenh3297]

I love Grady!! One of my favorite Jessica solving the case is in the Szechuan Dragon when she’s in England and the murder happens in Cabot Cove. All time favorite episode is 8x13 Incident in Lot 7

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

Nobody was murdered in Cabot Cove that night. The murder was distinctly reported as "just outside Cabot Cove." Though, as it is Cabot Cove, there were probably 2 or 3 other murders not mentioned on the news.

[@jacobandrew579]

Please review “Trial by Error” It is so different and well done! I’m anxious to hear your opinion. I think it is one of the top 10 best episodes ever from MSR.

[@stephaniebrown9799]

That's one of my favorite episodes. It was very well done and I love the twist at the end.

[@jackiecooke1851]

I want to recommend the episode of A Lady in the Lake (S2, E7). It's where Jessica goes to an Inn in the woods to get some writing done and she witnesses a drowning. Which Tupper takes and runs with it.

[@colinv.2691]

I completely believe jess is friends with this many people. Shes a sweet funny old lady. Im suprised she isn't friends with literally every character

[@KristinRingstad]

Thank you for your immaculate captions, Roses!

[@Waldorf-2020]

Don't be too hard on Tom Bosley. He actually solves cases in The Father Dowling Mysteries... with a sassy nun sidekick. 😂

[@topdogrlg]

I love this channel so much. Such wholesome and comforting content. Keep on being awesome, Roses.

[@mikagrossmann5370]

Thanks, roses! I'm tired and grumpy and this video is exactly what I need right now!! Feeling better already!

[@riz3310]

Top 5 channel on KZbin, and the only one I have alerts set for.

[@keigoftw]

Idea: Murder She Wrote revival where they actually acknowledge the town's murder rate & dives into its effects just a bit. If they can't get Angela Landsbury onboard have a new main that's one of her million niece's, who once lived there and is now herself a senior. Also, for the sake of the town's population maybe have the murders have slowed dramatically for the period between the end of the original and the revivals start. The ideal tone I feel would be, just like the old one, a Cozy but updated a bit, the world can handle Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School levels of dark (the last thing we need it a MSW revival taking cues from Bones)

[@woodencoyote4372]

'Sorry, Wrong Number' is one of my favourite films, I'm glad to see it still getting some recognition now and then

[@BaronessOfStrangeness]

I love that you’ve done this one as it’s an absolute favourite of mine. The suspense of Jessica being bedridden the entire episode, and knowing that will of course culminate in a tense confrontation, always kept me on the edge of my seat as a kid!

[@tonygazso9027]

The only thing worse than Tupper's detective skills is Tom Bosley's New England accent! 😂

[@Grim_Sister]

Why is Tuna such a prevalent ingredient in Gradey’s cooking? Honey, make your auntie some nice scrambled eggs and a green salad with some whole wheat bread. Leave the canned fish for the kitties