Murder She Wrote

• Title: Murder, She Wrote – Murder Takes the Bus
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Murder Mystery Monday takes us back to the most famous mystery writer of Cabot Cove. “Murder Takes the Bus” offers a fun setting for an episode of Murder, She Wrote when Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) and Sheriff Amos Tupper‘s (Tom Bosley) short bus ride is delayed due to bad weather stranding the travelers (Linda Blair, Terence Knox, Rue McClanahan, Larry Linville, David Wayne, Don Stroud, and Albert Salmi) in a small roadside diner where they discover one of the passengers, the paroled convict that joined the bus during their journey, has been killed.

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• Title: Murder, She Wrote – Tough Guys Don’t Die
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Murder Mystery Monday takes us back to the most famous mystery writer of Cabot Cove. “Tough Guys Don’t Die” introduced hardboiled private detective Harry McGraw (Jerry Orbach) as the partner of the PI Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) hired to look into an unsolved case. Although the pair don’t initially hit it off (with Harry unnecessarily breaking into her house and, like so many others, offering Jessica advice to stay out of a real criminal investigations), eventually McGraw accepts Jessica’s help and would become a recurring character on the show and even earn his own (short-lived) spin-off.

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• Title: Murder, She Wrote – Paint Me a Murder
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Murder Mystery Monday takes us back to the most famous mystery writer of Cabot Cove. In an episode that has a strong Agatha Christie flavor with a group of people trapped together on a private island, and one of them almost certainly the killer, Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) works to uncover the identity of the person who killed their host and friend, artist Diego Santana (Cesar Romero). Playing the role of Jessica’s more official assistant is another of the guests, and also a suspect, Inspector Henry Kyle (Ron Moody).

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