Her Gloriousness Captain Janeway, aka Kate Mulgrew, aka the Hepburn of her time, might have done a little murder on an airplane...But TJ and Bridget will forgive her, even if Jessica won't.

TJ and Bridget are hot messes in this episode, but the TV episode, based on The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, is perfection.

Jessica's theatrical friend might be the intended victim of murder, and we're on the case to find out which kind of gay man TJ really wants to be.

A profile on JB in Cabot Cove turns deadly. Introducing Sam Booth. No Seth. Amos actually seems to know what he's doing. It's a wild ride.

The second part of our special two-parter on the Murder, She Wrote / Magnum PI crossover. Plus, Bridget finally calls out TJ for some of his more macabre comments...

CW: This episode, like the televised episode, mentions domestic violence.

Part one of our two-parter on the Murder, She Wrote / Magnum PI crossover. This week, we talk shorty shorts and what a terrible investigator Magnum is.

Treguna Mekoides Trecorum Satis Dee! TJ and Bridget are finally taking on the beloved Disney movie Bedknobs and Broomsticks. We'll talk comparisons to Mary Poppins and what feels different watching now from when we watched as kids, and nobody got turned into a rabbit during the making of this episode.

Jessica does his gal Friday and gets the scoop! We love this back-to-basics episode with an evil newspaper editor and fantastic rapport between Jessica and this week's friend, Haskell.

Leslie Nielsen is back as Jessica's long-lost love, and TJ and Bridget are very divided about this. Also something about a murder....

Victoria and Howard, Jessica's most annoying niece and nephew are back, and a corned beef sandwich is a key clue to murder. TJ and Bridget are having none of this episode's nonsense.