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I subscribe to the theory that Jessica Fletcher is a serial killer who always frames others for her crimes.
This reminds me, Castle starts tonight. Pretty much the same premise with Nathan Fillion doing the Lansbury role (just add a cop).
And for the record: Ms Fletcher is the best serial killer hands down.
True story.
OMG, I *always* said that back in the day, but people dismissed me as a jaded 13 year old. But, seriously, who would ever invite Jessica Fletcher to a dinner party??
♥ this
And she would have gotten away with it too, if it weren’t for those meddling bloggers!
is a very true story.
According to the NYT, 2% of the town’s population died in murder since the show started. I think even Detroit pales in comparision.
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9C00E3DA1139F937A25757C0A960958260
awesome
I always told my wife that I was suspicious and she always defended Jessica….maybe she is in on it too. :-)
that is so cool.
I love Murder she wrote! Even after seeing them several times I adore watching them! They’re as good as Columbo in his scruffy mac!
She’s the sort of old lady you’d like for a nan!
womens!!!
The irony is that in the last 20 years the population of Detroit has declined 50% and it continues to plunge. Soon you will need only one point on your graph.
Very nearly made me snort my tea out of my nose. I always joked with my sister she framed people so convincingly they believed it too!
serial-murderer / hypnotist
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