Trouble in Eden (Ep74)

Hostility and other surprises await Jessica in a nudist colony where she's posing as her friend to investigate the rumoured murder of the friend's sister. Huh? Wha?!

No no no, don't think so.

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No Laughing Murder (Ep73)

No clowning around for Jessica when she finds herself a prime suspect in the murder of the local circus ringmaster, William.

Hoping to make the world go away Jessica seeks solitude in William's arms and finds herself falling for him. But word on the street has it that's William's knocked up many of the town's woman simultaneously. Jessica overhears women discussing it in the Cabot Cove beauty parlor. "I don't know", she says to herself, "I feel love... i'm thinking of... I reckon I'm just longing for lullabies."

Last seen together watching Twilight at the AMC downtown, she notices him bleeding when the credits start rolling. The fingers point to her.

I got the William's Blood in me.

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To Kill A Legend (Ep72)

While in London, Jessica discovers an old document that may make Cabot Cove rewrite its history.

Read the sign above the door. It's not for everyone.

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Mi vida del asesinato (Ep71)

Jessica gets herself caught up with the bad crowd when she visits Echo Park.

Porque Te Vas.

By the way it's got some EXPLICIT latina fighting. NSFW!

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Kendo Kill (Ep70)

Jessica's delivery to a motorcycle racer in Japan speeds up a series of events that result in the death of another racer. So she sits back and waits for more work to come her way.

On a warm summers night.

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Death is a Diva (Ep69)

Taking a cue from Lady Gaga, Jessica enters the musky scented world of drag queens in order to help her friend Harry, who is arrested for the murder of a devious diva. She puts on her hair bow and holds her breath.

She's your spacer woman.

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Armed Response (Ep68)

Over Jessica's protests, she is taken to a hospital after a minor accident in the airport. After waking up from the anesthetic she feels nutty, mildly nostalgic and a little gassy.

It's empty...but it pleases me.

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La mort sur l'herbe (Ep67)

Jessica goes for a picnic to take advantage of the beautiful weather in Cabot's Cove. When her friend goes missing after a bath in the lake, she suspects something foul... and she isn't talking about her egg salad sandwiches.

Pass me my shirt, please.

Murder at the Roxy (Ep66)

Jessica retells another story, further back into her past, when she was living in New York City. She had a thing for laser beams.

Filthy.

Dead Women Don't Wear Plaid (Ep65)

Jessica reminisces to an old friend about that time she was at a Screaming Trees show back in 1992 and some girl got stabbed while body surfing. She figured out who did it of course and still had time to catch the encore.

Feel the pain.

20 Questions (Ep64)

Jessica's pelvic paw prints tattoo is interrupted when another body is found at the Cabot Cove animal shelter. Using her gut instinct, she deduces whether it was animal, vegetable or mineral that was the cause.

*SPOILER ALERT* It was an animal.

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If It's Thursday, It Must Be Beverly (Ep63)

A handyman who has been paying attention to more than just the houses of various Cabot Cove ladies becomes the prime suspect in a murder. Jessica discovers that wealthy widow Eve Simpson called for help with her 'stuck' cat every Tuesday, and every other day of the week he filled the slot with a different woman.

Will she get to the bottom of this?

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Deadline for Murder (Ep62)

Returning back to the Cove, Jessica stresses out when a veteran reporter disappears and she must fill in for her. When a body part surfaces 3 weeks later there seems to be more than enough people with motives. Especially when everyone in the office hates her.

Looks like your in a pickle again Jess.

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The Error of Her Ways (Ep61)

After an unsuccessful and costly trip to the Mississippi, Jessica drives back to Cabot Cove on her bicycle. Feeling fatigued, she seeks shelter in a motel off of U.S. 98 where her questions remain unanswered. She turns on HBO and begins to put lotion on her toned yet tired legs. In the next room she can hear the grunts of a couple bumping nasties.

She turns off the light on the bedside table and tries to sleep.

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Southern Double-Cross (Ep60)

Jessica seeks help from a specialist living in Mississippi who uses impractical methods to delve into the subconscious. Not being one to play by the rules, Miss Fletcher gives herself over to this doctor, to find out the meaning behind the mysterious scar.

It costs lots of moneys.
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