Whether your star is rising or falling, Broadway is a dangerous place. TJ and Bridget tag along with Jessica to go behind the scenes at a new musical that's been plagued with murder attempts. With bonus Milton Berle!

Otherwise entitled "Mrs. Fletcher Goes to Washington," this episode sees JB as the nonpartisan representative from Maine! Move over, Susan Collins! Also featured: Bridget and TJ argue over the commercials on Peacock.

You are getting very sleepy....very sleepy...But not too sleepy to listen to TJ and Bridget talk about Jessica's big adventures in hypnotism!

Russians, queers, and queer Russians. When Jessica helps two ballet dancers defect and escape a murder charge, Bridget and TJ are there!

A theme park mogul wants to make J.B. Fletcher's books into...rollercoasters, or something. TJ and Bridget investigate the nonsense that is "We're Off to Kill the Wizard." CW: This episode has mild discussions of rape culture.

JB Fletcher, shoe fetishist, is back in Cabot Cove this week, where she meets the guy who invents Peloton....or something. Join TJ and Bridget for a close look at "Hit, Run, and Homicide" with guest star Van Johnson. We also share our tribute to Her Majesty Betty White.

One of Murder, She Wrote's darkest episodes...TJ and Bridget discuss film noir, sexism, misperceptions about academia, and of course the fabulous Lois Nettleton. 

When a dog inherits millions, your podcast has to talk about it. Bridget and TJ discuss "It's a Dog's Life." Special listener note: Due to technical problems, a third of this episode was lost. We wanted to make sure we released a new episode according to schedule, but we hope to be able to fix this or re-record it in the future. For now, we hope you'll enjoy what we were able to save.

In this very merry episode, TJ and Bridget discuss Mrs. Santa Claus, the 1996 TV movie in which Angela Lansbury stars as the title character. The movie tackles child labor and women's suffrage while somehow also being a feel-good holiday musical. It's a shining example of Lansbury's versatile talents and wide appeal to audiences.

When she learns her book is being made into a sex-filled movie, Jessica goes to Hollywood to stop the production. But, as TJ and Bridget will explain to Mrs. Fletcher, there is no stopping Hollywood.