Jessica Fletcher Died Here... Possibly (Ep101)

Suddenly it's very cold. Jessica feels herself being drawn upward... weightless. She looks down and sees Harry, slumped on the floor holding her body sobbing. Her bedroom is covered with broken glass, turned over chairs and the blooding remains of her murderer...

Higher up now...
She can see the outside of her house and the crowd of neighbours gathered outside her front gate, most likely alarmed by the shots... in the distance police cars and an ambulance speed through the streets of Cabot Cove towards her house.

As she moves higher, she can see the entire city where she's spent most of her life. There is no sense of sadness, she feels satisfied with the life she's lead and the number of murders she's helped to solve. Her only regret is the way she left matters with Harry. But it's too late now...

She turns her head upwards...

forward...

...toward the warm and welcoming light.

Bright, Bright, Bright.

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Dedicated to the recent passing of my Nonna and anyone else who's lost someone close to them this year.

Mr. Penroy's Vacation (Ep93)

The sisters used a new type of fertilizer to make their chrysanthemums best of show.

I know where evil grows.

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Sticks & Stones (Ep85)

After a woman is electrocuted in her bath, Cabot Cove is flooded with poison pen letters and deadly musical cards. You know, those ones you open and songs come out? Yeah, those.

Bathe in reverb.

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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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Wild, Wild Murder (Ep50)

Jessica and Harry McGraw find themselves on the track of a baffling mystery. At the crime scene they find horse tracks, torn clothing, and two arms holding hands. WTF? TOTALLY!

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No Rest for the Weary (Ep36)

Emotionally exhausted and pissed off about the amount of rain we've been getting lately, Jessica puts on her favorite red silk robe, lights some Pier 1 import candles with one of those long candle lightery things and reclines in her favorite IKEA POÄNG chair. Using her iMac remote control she puts her iTunes on shuffle, and let's the good times roll.

Outside, unnoticed by Jessica, someone else is murdered.

Cool Waves, Wash Over Me.

Fire Burn, Cauldron Bubble (Ep22)

A sighting of the ghost of a Pilgrim woman accused of witchcraft foreshadows a Cabot Cove murder. Days later red circles begin to show up painted on doors and someone is murdered.

While searching through the neighbourhood garbage for beer cans she can return for the deposit, Jessica uncovers a important clue - a mysterious answering machine tape that reveals everything.

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Steal Me a Story (Ep21)

In Los Angeles to promote her new novel, Jessica learns her latest mystery has been appropriated by an unscrupulous Hollywood producer.

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Smooth Operators (Ep10)

Jessica goes to a keyparty in the San Fernando valley a week before Valentine's Day to unwind. Before all the keys could be distributed, murder takes a stab at love. An unhappy wife, a government official, a lovesick assistant and a self-centered astronomer are suspects in the murder of a young virgin. Listen to the soundtrack of the evening (Episode 10) and satiate your desire.

Warning: not for children. May contain explicit material not suitable for young ears.
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Beyond the Valley of the Fletchers (Ep8)

Jessica agrees to teach an English class at a women's prison for her friend Margaret and soon finds herself being held hostage after Dr. Matthews is murdered and the prisoners are convinced that the warden is responsible. The rest is, as they say, history, turning the next 45 minutes into Episode 8.

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