Mystery to Me

Dick Tracy vs. Crime, Inc. was a 15-part film serial. Ralph Byrd portrays a heroic Federal Bureau of Investigation agent in his final Dick Tracy serial. In this one, Tracy ineptly battles a menacing criminal who's harnessing the power of invisibility to get away with crimes. 

Listen to Áine and Kevin sleuth out topics like reused footage, Tracy's incompetence, the United States Marine Corps, and invisibility.

And send your invisibility medallions to [email protected].

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Rear Window is a classic 1954 film from director Alfred Hitchcock, starring James Stewart, Grace Kelly, Wendell Corey, Thelma Ritter, and Raymond Burr. Jimmy Stewart is an injured photographer stuck in his apartment dealing with a broken leg and his perfect and beautiful girlfriend, Grace Kelly. To stave off boredom, he spies on his neighbors. One day, he starts to suspect that one such neighbor has bumped off his wife.

Listen to Áine and Kevin take a gander at topics like voyeurism, city life, Dakota Fanning, and our own paranoid fantasies.

And send your slides to [email protected].

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High Sierra is a 1941 film from director Raoul Walsh, starring Ida Lupinio and Humphrey Bogart in his breakout role. It features Bogart as a compelling Hoosier bank robber who's plotting a heist in the Sierra Nevada mountain range.

Listen to Áine and Kevin crash out about the tonal dissonance in this movie, racism in old films, and Pard the Dog.

And send your heisted jewels to [email protected].

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"Mine Your Own Business" is the fourth episode of the first season of Scooby Doo, Where Are You? and aired on October 4, 1969. In this episode, Scooby Doo and his mystery-solving friends go up against one of their least frightening antagonists: an Old West miner.

Listen to Áine and Kevin dig into Shaggy's reading abilities, trespassing, and trains.

And send your train recordings to [email protected].

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Murder On A Honeymoon came out in 1935 and is the last Miss Withers film to feature Edna May Oliver.

Listen to one time honeymooners Áine and Kevin discuss Àine figuring out this mystery, Zasu Pitts, and Áine scrounging for picnic baskets at the airport.

And send your honeymoon greetings to [email protected].

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Dick Tracy was a 15-part film serial. In it, heroic Federal Bureau of Investigation G-man Dick Tracy squares off against a strange villain called The Spider (and The Lame One). This is the first of four film serials adapting the Dick Tracy story.

Listen to Áine and Kevin investigate how this one stacks up to the other serials, different Dick Tracy adaptations, and blandness.

And send your plans for top secret experimental planes to [email protected].

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Shadow of a Doubt was at 1943 film from director Alfred Hitchcock, starring Teresa Wright and Joseph Cotton. It's all about a young woman from a small California town who begins to suspect her beloved uncle is a serial killer.

Listen to Áine and Kevin shade the film's pacing, changing family values, and the creepy main detective in this picture.

Send your surreptitiously-taken-photographs-of-the-suspect to [email protected].

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 "A Clue for Scooby-Doo" is the second episode of the first season of Scooby Doo, Where Are You? and aired on September 20, 1969. In this episode, mystery-solving dog Scooby Doo and his friends square off against a glowing ghost in an old-time diving suit.

Listen to Áine and Kevin take the plunge into conversations about about scuba, glowing seaweed, and Áine's personal conspiracy theory about this episode.

And send your messages in bottles to [email protected].

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Dressed to Kill is a 1946 mystery film and the final installment of the long-running series starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson. We send off these two beloved characters with a humdrum slog involving prison labors, the swagman's tune, and a disturbing, out-of-nowhere reference to the Holocaust.

Listen to Áine and Kevin wind themselves up about Sherlock Holmes adaptations, Cockney accents, and nicknames.

And send your dangerous music boxes to [email protected].

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Wiseguy came out in 1987 and is a television show starring Ken Wahl and Jonathan Banks. Wahl plays Vinnie Terranova, an undercover Federal Bureau of Investigation agent tasked with taking down Sonny Steelgrave's organized crime empire. Banks is Frank McPike, Terranova's world-weary handler.

Listen to Áine and Kevin discuss love stories, the sitcom Roseanne, and the joys of serialized storytelling.

And send your Moody Blues records to [email protected].

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