Crime Pop

Sherlock Holmes has gifted our Crime Pop crew with junior-detective badges and we are ready to crack this case wide open. Going through the mystery and investigation presented to Holmes in The Speckled Band, we see if we have what it takes to be the next great detectives!

After a brief hiatus the Crime Pop crew is avenging their pet dog by blasting through the story of John Wick. We grapple with the moral weight of the mafia and smash through what it means to be an assassin. We also run out of action-movie-based metaphors for our episode descriptions.

This week on Crime Pop, we try our hand at tackling the rampant criminal from The Office. Join the crew as we line up our suspects, review the evidence, and point our fingers at who we think the Scranton Strangler is.

Finally. FINALLY we hit the big time. The Crime Pop crew is directed by Akira Kurosawa this week as we discuss the court trial seen in the film Rashomon.

Since Disney won't revisit the story of Emperor's New Groove, the Crime Pop crew has stepped up to the mantle. We discuss the plot and and characters throughout the movie and consider the crimes as they would be viewed in the era of the movie. Will anyone face the music for their crimes? Will we throw off anyone's groove? Listen and find out!Boom baby.

The Crime Pop crew rents a 1-bedroom pineapple under the sea to investigate Bikini Bottom's most prolific criminal: Plankton. Discussing background, various crimes committed, and time served, we review the life of Sheldon Plankton.

The crew got Hoodwinked this week. We review the scene, question the witnesses, and sing with small woodland creatures this week as we review Hoodwinked!

After being framed and sentenced, the Crime Pop crew is digging holes at Camp Greenlake, where we unearth the secret history surrounding it, and the people that currently run it.

The Crime Pop crew pronounces "Diagon Alley" incorrectly to take a dive into Voldemort's origins. We talk about events in his past that have built into the crimes he committed in the Harry Potter series.

On the first episode of Crime Pop, we dive into 1960's New York to discuss some of the crimes committed by Mad Men's Don Draper.