<p>Today we're feeling festive, as Jonathan and Maddy figure out how a magician could be seen killing herself despite dying much earlier that day. Originally broadcast on 24 December, 1998.</p>

Today we're feeling festive, as Jonathan and Maddy figure out how a magician could be seen killing herself despite dying much earlier that day. Originally broadcast on 24 December, 1998.

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Every great Jonathan Creek episode consists of three parts or acts: The Effect, The Method, and The Reveal. There’s also a fair amount of grot, things that really shouldn’t be said anymore, and one of television’s most enduring romances.

Join Gav Murphy and Daniel Krupa as they break down all 32 episodes of Jonathan Creek, the classic British TV show about a magician’s assistant who solves impossible crimes, which they watched religiously as kids (and now, as adults).

Up The Creek is the definitive Jonathan Creek companion.

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Every great Jonathan Creek episode consists of three parts or acts: The Effect, The Method, and The Reveal. There’s also a fair amount of grot, things that really shouldn’t be said anymore, and one of television’s most enduring romances. Join Gav Murphy and Daniel Krupa as they break down all 32 episodes of Jonathan Creek, the classic British TV show about a magician’s assistant who solves impossible crimes, which they watched religiously as kids (and now, as adults). Up The Creek is the definitive Jonathan Creek companion.

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