Crimson Harvest (Ep84)

It's harvest time in Cabot Cove. While the residents tend to their fields, Jessica becomes moody and reflective. With no field of her own to reap she begins to realize how empty the Cove can feel during this season. But after a week when the streets are still barren, Jess discovers that someone or something is reaping more then just the corn.

Just because.

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The Witch's Curse (Ep83)

The thespians of Cabot Cove put on a play about a 17th century woman who cursed the town before she was executed as a witch.
I take no responsibility in demons appearing after listening.

Magic Dance, magic dance.

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Who Threw the Barbitals in Mrs. Fletcher's Chowder? (Ep80)

A dinner party at Amos Tupper's goes cold as attempted murder becomes the main course. After slurping back some of that fine New England Clam Chowder, Jessica becomes drowsy and attempts to move herself to the nearest couch. As the guests begin to slouch in their chairs, through half open eyes, Jessica watches her whole life unravel and finds herself unable to stop what is about to happen.

If I had a voice, I would sing.

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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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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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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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20 Questions (Ep64)

Jessica's pelvic paw print 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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A Love from Outer Space (Ep57)

When Jessica returns from the planetarium and gets into bed, she can't help but feel like someone is watching her. Attributing it to the body buzz she was feeling last episode, she brushes it off and falls asleep. It's only in the middle of the night when she feels cold hands on her legs does she realize she's not alone.

And the weird thing is she likes it.

Murderonomy 101 (Ep56)

Jessica and her friends get stoned on the cheeb in preparation for their cosmic laser journey at the Cabot Cove planetarium. After much muffled laughter, the lights come on and the mysteries of the universe are resolved... But the mystery of the lifeless body beside her has her baffled... and hungry.

It's better to burn up than fade away.

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Danse Diabolique (Ep49)

On a European excursion, our handy heroine gets a class in culture. But when a beautiful ballerina dies during her premiere performance in a new ballet, jealous Jessica is convinced it is malicious murder.

Shapes, give it all away.

The Crossed Heart (Ep47)

From the actual records and authentic files of a post-adolescent, pre-midlife female. It's an exciting tale of danger and espionage.

Special guest: Bojana Stancic.

The heart is deceitful above all things.

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Ghost of a Chance (Ep45)

Jessica arrives at the Cabot Cove library to chaperone a ghost stories reading for children. Although, she didn't count on falling in love with the narrator. Batting her lashes at the 60-something gentleman, her alluring charm seduces him to join her behind the reference section during the break. The kids are left unattended while her decimal system gets "Dewey".

When they return all the kids are lifeless, covered in green ectoplasm.

All because he slimed her. Playlist in the comments.

Ambiguously Yours (Ep44)

Jessica comes to the aid of a promising young transgendered reporter when they are suspected of murdering a rival magazine's unscrupulous transgendered publisher. Sound confusing? It gets worse.

Happy one year to me.

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Hairdresser On Fire (Ep43)

A trip to the Cabot Cove Cut-n'-Curl turns deadly when a perm solution goes volatile and ignites a fire that kills two hairdressers and three mademoiselles. Jessica Fletcher sniffs around the crime scene for clues about the killer concoction. She also wonders if her appointment next Tuesday is still on.

The smell of burnt hair lingers.

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Deadpan (Ep34)

Jessica investigates the murder of a french drama critic who reviewed a play based on one of her novels.

Tres bien.

The Body Politic (Ep28)

Jessica becomes entangled in european politics when she comes to the aid of yet another dear old friend running as a political candidate. When the candidate's campaign manager is murdered, Jessica must help prove her innocence.

Eat more baguettes!

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Widow Weep For Me (Ep27)

Jessica reminisces about one of her first cases where she masqueraded as a goth widow in an old English castle in an effort to trap the murderer of her good friend.

Did she succeed? Only time will tell in less than 9.
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Tough Guys Don't Die (Ep24)

As a attempt to prevent herself from going stir-crazy, Jessica leaves her latest novel incomplete to speak at an exclusive men's club. This way she gets out of the house AND gets a chance to score.

The men, although not her usual type, stir a fire within her. She becomes completely enamoured with one specific gentleman and invites him out for a drink later that night. But as Jessica's luck would have it, he is murdered before she can even get him up to her room. Being the only 'tail' at the club, everyone immediately becomes a suspect.

Mayhem ensues.
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Murder in a Minor Key (Ep20)

The investigation of an elderly nun's apparent suicide reveals long-hidden secrets about Jessica during a reunion with old friends reminiscing about their lives in the 80s. Lots of hairspray... guaranteed.

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Pretty Day to Die (Ep17)

Jessica uses her head to "weave" through the makeup and hairspray concealing the murderer of a financier at a beauty salon. She discovers the truth is darker at the roots.

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