Jessica must find out the truth when the ruthless owner of a periodical is murdered.Jessica must find out the truth when the ruthless owner of a periodical is murdered.Jessica must find out the truth when the ruthless owner of a periodical is murdered.
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Bobby Di Cicco
- Antonio D'Argento
- (as Bobby DiCicco)
Michelle Nicastro
- Vanessa D'argento
- (as Michele Nicastro)
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- TriviaThe episode title parodies the Solomon Grundy nursery rhyme.
- GoofsWhen Grady kneels down as he and Jessica are searching the upstairs hallway, a spike mark can be seen on the floor behind them.
- Quotes
[first lines]
Christopher Bundy: [on phone] Uh-huh, right. No, I don't think so. Oh, yes, I do understand. I disagree. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Oh, yes. Yes. Well, let's not complicate a simple thing, Mr. Harrison. You owe me the money that you borrowed. It's Friday evening. If the money's not repaid by 8:00 p.m. Sunday, I own your publishing company. Good night.
- ConnectionsReferences Long Day's Journey Into Night (1962)
- SoundtracksMurder She Wrote Theme
Written by John Addison
Featured review
Ok mystery
When Literary Lines, a magazine with which Jessica has a contract, changes overnight into something out of Playboy, Grady drives his aunt to Christopher Bundy's villa to protest the contract. Within hours, it becomes apparent that Jessica is far from alone in her distaste. When someone in the house registers their disapproval with a bullet, Jessica finds herself up to her neck in another mystery, wading through the dark history of the suspects to figure out who hated Bundy enough to kill.
Christopher Bundy is a Hugh Hefner-type figure in this ok MSW mystery. Of course, he's the victim here with plenty of suspects, one of them being Robert Stack. Jessica thinks he's innocent. She's very focused in this episode which has an air of a serious tone. The scenic villa makes a fine backdrop.
Christopher Bundy is a Hugh Hefner-type figure in this ok MSW mystery. Of course, he's the victim here with plenty of suspects, one of them being Robert Stack. Jessica thinks he's innocent. She's very focused in this episode which has an air of a serious tone. The scenic villa makes a fine backdrop.
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- coltras35
- Jun 23, 2023
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