Will "The Taylor Look" change prom fashion forever? Can a mistress demand monogamy? And could a red purse be a hotter smoking gun than the smoking gun? We're hitting the catwalk and strutting our stuff with a quick thinking emcee and model trainee in season 4, episode 1 - A Fashionable Way to Die. And don't worry, the pearls come with the dress!

Its a recap of our coverage of MSW's third season!

Will Stoney ever recoup those bootleg losses? Why does Mrs. Randy even want to own the recording studio? And can Sally Ann put her tin ear and screech owl voice to use in a different career path? Join us as we answer none of these questions in the season 3 finale, its episode 22, Murder, She Spoke.

Was Jessica relieved to work a cold case for strangers rather than keeping loved ones out of jail? Can we get a sequel where Thelma is wrongly accused of killing "the hunk"? And if you build models in your mansion while wearing a three-piece suit will Damien still consider you unemployed? What's old is ...not as old, because its super flashback attack in season 3, episode 21, "The Days Dwindle Down".

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.

When did MSW get so gruesome? Why does the doctor practice less medical confidentiality than the police? Does Wylie's mom get a stipend for her contributions? Will Corrie ever be able to win an argument with Kip after the "incident"? And who puts their light bulbs behind the sugar? Pop in those old videocassettes and pull up a seat, this week we talk about season 3, Episode 18 - No Laughing 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.