Ballad for a Blue Lady (Ep.100)

Jessica wakes in her bathroom tub. The water is very cold, with melting ice cubes in it. She can't move and she can't speak, but she doesn't panic.

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.

Playlist in comments.

Harbinger of Death (Ep82)

Jessica, invited to witness the reappearance of a mysterious comet, finds herself involved with the book of revelations, a mysterious visitor and murder.

Is there someway through this?

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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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Curse of the Daanau (Ep79)

Special Guest Podcast from DJ ESSO (Los Angeles).

For no apparent reason Jessica's face begins to mysteriously deteriorate after her birthday party. But she soon discovers that Seth's gift, a Ruby necklace, is touched by an ancient curse. What the eff?

Think fast Jess.

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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.

The Lone Stranger (Ep42)

Feeling frisky, Jessica ingests peyote and wanders into the Nevada desert. For the next 6 days she wanders amongst the cacti on a vision quest, her eyes wild with colour. Join Miss Fletcher as she channels the old west through stories of horses, sex, spurs and sand.

*Spoiler alert* 5 people die.

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Death Casts a Spell (Ep37)

Jessica's deductive abilities are in demand when a flamboyant hypnotist turns up dead, behind locked doors, in front of an audience of journalists whom he had put into a trance.

Turn On.

Brotherly Love (Ep32)

The Hardy Boys make a special appearance this weekend while Jessica takes it easy.
The boys partake in forbidden love with each other, their friends and even their father while solving the mystery of their sexuality.

Chet moans softly.

Features spliced up samples from "The Shore Road Mystery" by Franklin W. Dixon.
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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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