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Episode thirty nine - "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" (season one, episode two: "The Dancing Men.") 51:07

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Send us a text Enter stage left: A tall, pale, man in a deerstalker. Spry, and somewhat unnerving, Jeremy Brett is to some people (Lily), but not others (Lex), the definitive Sherlock Holmes. It's not an absolute belter of a episode though as an intervention by a couples therapist would have perhaps been more suitable to the problem at hand. Lex bemoans the lack of brouhaha, but at least we have dancing stick figures, a head of hair that seems to grow like expanding foam, and some of the most extraordinary facial hair ever to grace our TV screens. We did it, so it's done. This podcast contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS. Our next episode will be on "Towards Zero" (the new one). This is available on BBC IPlayer in the UK, and will be available on Britbox in the US and Canada from April 16th. Find us on Facebook, on Instagram @crimedramaqueens, or email us at crimedramaqueens@gmail.com Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode thirty eight - "Wallander" (season one, episode one, "Sidetracked") 54:17

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Send us a text Kenneth Branagh shines in this anglicised version of the skandi noir classic, Wallander. However, it's not that hard to shine when everything around you is so incredibly bleak. Having said that, there are lots of bodies, and one of them is even heavily charred , while the others are axed and scalped, so plenty to enjoy on that front. We we also have dodgy eye shadow (sorry, Linda), a pair of shittens (sorry, Linda), and a very unfortunate face mask. We quite enjoyed this, but if you are feeling a bit hollowed out by life, Wallander might be one to miss. You could always watch "Dead Again" instead. HIGHLY recommended. Please listen for full synopsis. This podcast contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS. Our next episode will be on "Sherlock Holmes" (the Jeremy Brett version), season one, episode two, "The Dancing Men." This is available on ITVX in the UK, and Amazon Prime and Apple TV elswhere in the world. Find us on Facebook, on Instagram @crimedramaqueens, or email us at crimedramaqueens@gmail.com Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode thirty seven - "Father Brown" (season twelve, episode one, "The Battle of Kembleford") 51:54

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Send us a text Silly hats, squabbling academics, tudor costumes, death by antique sword...what can we say? Just the usual antics in the world of crime drama. We've seen all these things before but this time we are in the world of Father Brown. It's not the greatest introduction to the world of G.K. Chesterton's crime solving priest, but if you are into secret codes and battle reinactments, you are in for a treat. Apologies for the weird knocking sounds. Both our tracks, recorded on different devices, several hundred miles apart, had strange knockings sounds throughout. We've removed them as much as possible, but, as ever, we don't really know what we're doing. I suspect the ghost of G.K. Chesterton might have been trying to reach us... This podcast contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS. Our next episode will be on "Wallander" (the Kenneth Brannagh version), season one, episode one, "Sidetracked." This is available on BBC Iplayer in the UK, and Britbox and PBS in the US. Find us on Facebook, on Instagram @crimedramaqueens, or email us at crimedramaqueens@gmail.com Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode thirty six - "Patience" (season one, episode three, "The Missing Link") 52:12

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Send us a text York, present day: A woman is found dead inside a dinosaur exhibit. Not inside the exhibit , you understand. Not wodged in with the dinosaurs. Only a total fool would think that. And she drowned.... OR DID SHE? Well, Patience, our eagle eyed investigative consultant, knows that she did. And Patience leads our professional detectives gently through the clues of dino bones, dodgy tattoos, and google maps. We follow along too, getting occasionally distracted by men named Russell, Lex dressing up as a baguette and/or a tudor cook, and a handsome, if smug, museum director. Happy days! This podcast contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS. Our next episode will be on Father Brown, season twelve, episode one, "The Battle of Kembleford." This is available on BBC Iplayer in the UK, and on Britbox and Amazon Prime in the US, and elsewhere in the world. Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode thirty five - "Dalziel and Pascoe" (season one, episode one, "A Clubbable Woman") 59:38

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Send us a text A woman has been clubbed in the head with a toffee hammer, but it's ok, as she was "clubbable," and probably deserved it. Oh, and the clowns in Brussels have got rid of toffee hammers so maybe she was shot instead. Confused? Welcome to the world of Detective Superintendent Andy Dalziel! He's assisted by Detective Sergeant Peter Pascoe, who has the audacity to be university educated, and is VERY smug about it. It's the 90s so buckle up! We have a rugby club, hookers that hook, sex pests, flashing, a peeping tom, a welshman sobbing to "The Green Green Grass of Home," a killer that can bend time, and of course, that iconic couple, Dick and Joy. This podcast contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and is, of course, full of SPOILERS. Our next episode will be on "Patience," season one, episode three, "The Missing Link." This is available on Channel 4 catch up in the UK, but it looks like you'll need a VPN elsewhere in the world. Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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UPDATE: A change for our next episode. 1:02

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Send us a text Hello all, here we are again. Quick update to let you know we're binning off Father Brown as the episode we were going to talk about is no longer avilable on "U" and we can't find it anywhere else. After all that fuss about finding the app and stuff. Tsk. Anyway, we've decided to do something else. The something else: "Dalziel and Pascoe," season one, episode one, "A Clubbable Woman." Yes, a woman gets clubbed to death. It is available in the UK on BBC Iplayer and ITVX, and on Prime, Britbox, and Apple TV elsewhere in the world. One day, Father Brown, one day. Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Lex is on holidaaaaay! 11:11

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Send us a text There's no full length episode this week because Christmas and New Year threw us off our stride. Come on now, take a deep breath and wipe your tears - we'll get one to you soon. In this little minisode Lily tries to do a short review of the crime dramas and murder mysteries on offer this Christmas, but without Lex to gently rein her in, gets slightly distracted. Happy New Year! *** UPDATE*** Our next episode will NOT be on Father Brown, season five, episode two, "The Labyrinth of the Minotaur," as stated by Lily because it is no longer available for free online. Instead we will be looking at "Dalziel and Pascoe" season one, episode one, "A Clubbable Woman." This is available on BBC Iplayer, and ITVX in the UK, and on Britbox, Prime, and Apple TV elsewhere in the world. Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode thirty four - "Midsomer Murders" (season sixteen, episode one, "A Christmas Haunting") 50:13

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Send us a text It's CHRIIIISTMAS! And the village of Codswallop Shallows (or similar) is celebrating by hosting lots of ghost hunts, just as Jesus would have wanted. There are only two bodies in this one, so it's not an all time classic, but we do have Mark Heap in a mustard jumper, Les Dennis in a variety of outfits, and a steely eyed man in a barbour jacket who doesn't know what to do with his arms. Fun and games! We struggle with the usual tech issues, mispronounce names, and set Viking River Cruises straight on their advertising strategy. Merriest of winter seasonings to you all! This episodes contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS. At the time of recording, Midsomer Murders is available on ITVX in the Uk, and on Britbox, Apple TV, and Prime video in the rest of the world. We haven't decided on our next episode yet, so if you have any requests just let us know on Facebook, Insta, or at crimedramaqueens@gmail.com and we will endeavour to get ourselves organised! Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode thirty three - "Return to Paradise," (season one, episode one, "R.I.P. Tide") 1:00:24

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Send us a text You know the drill, a Met Police officer has left London and is solving crimes in someone else's backyard. This time the dectective in question is returning to her own backyard - Dolphin Cove, which is just down the coast from Summer Bay, Australia. We discuss Neighbours, Home and Away, Enid Blyton, Mein Kampf, and even, occasionally, the programme in question. But whether you're interested in Return to Paradise or not, tune in anyway to find out what rugby injury Lex is sporting today! At the time of recording "Return to Paradise is available on BBC Iplayer in the UK, iView in Australia, and via a VPN in the rest of the world, but it should be landing on Britbox soon. This episode contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS. Our next episode will be on Midsomer Murders, season 16, episode 1, "A Christmas Hauting." Spoooooky. It's available to watch in the UK on ITVX and, and on Prime Video, Apple TV, and the Roku channel elsewhere in the world. Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode thirty two - "Silent Witness" season 27, episodes 1 and 2, "Effective Range.") 1:00:50

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Send us a text *This is the second of a two parter on Silent Witness so you may want to listen to part one (ep 31 on Silent Witness season 4, eps and 6) if you want to get the references. But we're not the boss of you so do as you like.* We're back! And this time with Dr Nikki Alexander and lots of dead crows. Hardly anyone is "well nourished," and nobody is "heavily charred," so already things are looking up. Also, there's just a bit more going on. If it wasn't for the rage baiting theme music Lily might have actually quite liked this. Maybe. But just remember, everyone, patholgists are not the police, but are independent, expert witnesses, using their skill and experience to establish the facts, irrespective of whether those facts cause difficulties or embarrassment for the administration of justice. (pause for applause) Thank you. This episodes contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS. Despite saying our next episode will be on Father Brown, we are actually excited to announce we will be doing Return to Paradise, the aussie spinoff from Death in Paridise! (NOT the Joaquim Phoenix film!) Season one, episode one. This is available on BBC Iplayer in the UK, iView in Australia, and currently via a VPN in the rest of the world, although it is due to land on Britbox soon. Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode thirty one - "Silent Witness" (season 4, episodes 5 and 6, "A Good Body.") 51:14

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Send us a text Its the first in our two part Silent Witness Extravaganza and we couldn't be more excited! Or we were, until we watched this. We are not the biggest fans of Professor Sam Ryan. Sorry, Sam, but you are a sanctimonious bore. And you use the phrase "making love," which has not been good for our digestive health. Someone gets almost beaten to death, someone gets electrodes attached to their testicles, and someone else has to kneel down in front of Sam for her viewing pleasure, and yet still this is incredibly dull and slow. You can testata silens out of here, thank you very much. And don't get Lex started on Clippy, the microsoft assistant. Just don't. Red rag to a bull, that one. Will the modern, 2024, Silent Witness fare any better? Stay tuned to find out... This podcast contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS. At the time of recording Silent Witness, "A Good Body" was available on BBC Iplayer in the Uk, and Britbox and Amazon Prime elsewhere in the world. Our next episode is on Silent Witness, season twenty seven, episodes one and two. These are available on BBC Iplayer in the UK, and Britbox and Amazon Prime elsewhere in the world. Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode thirty - "Cadfael" (season two, episode three "A Morbid Taste For Bones") 58:40

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Send us a text A monk gets bled, has a hallucination, gets fed opium, and the upshot is that there is a murder that Cadfael has to solve, in three days or less. The twelfth century is tough enough without all the slings, arrows, and outrageous hair extensions, but Derek Jacobi and his tonsure are here to save the day. This one wasn't Lex's fave (despite the presence of the Demon Headmaster - apols for the 20 mins we spend discussing his resume), but Lily is a fan of this particular time period so is happy to award extra points based on that alone. Beware the townsfolk that move as one, beware the poppy juice, and beware of overly heavy caskets supposedly containing the bones of a saint... The sound is a bit dodgy on this one, apologies for that. We were in two very different environments, in different parts of the country, and were playing with a flickering internet connection. Go team! This podcast contains descriptions of ficionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS. Our next episodes will be our Silent Witness double episode extravaganza! Our chosen episodes are: Season 4, episodes 4 and 5 - "A Good Body." Season 27, episodes 1 and 2 - "Effective Range." These are available in the UK on BBC IPlayer, and on Britbox and Amazon Prime elsewhere in the world. Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode twenty nine: "Ludwig" (season one, episode two) 48:52

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Send us a text We haven't LOVED the newer shows we've covered so far, but that changes here and now because we loved Ludwig. In fact, the only thing that could have made it better would be David Mitchell crooning at the end of each episode. However, we will do without that, and instead indulge in problem solving (spot the difference), person case hunting, teambuilding exercises, and Lex's advice on the best way of disoposing of a dead body. Give her a break though, she was concussed at the time of recording. Oh, and Felicity Kendal is in this one. This podcast contains descriptions of ficionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS. Our next episode will be on Cadfael, season 2, episode 3, "A Morbid Taste for Bones." This is available on ITVX in the UK, and Britbox, Prime, and Apple TV elswhere in the world. We are also planning our Silent Witness double episode extravaganza! These episodes will drop on 22nd November (or thereabouts) so you have the best part of a month to watch both Silent Witnesses, if you so wish. These episodes are: Season 4, episodes 4 and 5 - "A Good Body." Season 27, episodes 1 and 2 - "Effective Range." These are available in the UK on BBCIPlayer, and on Britbox and Amazon Prime elsewhere in the world. Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode twenty eight - "Midsomer Murders" (season fifteen, episode six, "Schooled in Murder") 54:12

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Send us a text It's our one year anniversary! Whoop whoop! And to celebrate, Lex has covid. But like a hero, like an avenging angel, she comes through for us and we battle through this delightful, cheesy , nonsense. See what I did there? We have garroting, stabbing, death by cow, and of course, Martine and that truckle of cheese. Thank you to everyone who has stuck with us this first year, politely downloading and listening to two women with declining hormones forget people's names and offload about actors they do and don't like, often with no apparent reason*. This is just the start! At the time of recording, Midsomer Murders, "Schooled in Murder" was available on ITVX in the UK and Amazon and Acorn TV elsewhere in the world. This episode contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and is, of course, full of SPOILERS. Our next episode will be on "Ludwig", season one, episode TWO. It is available on BBC Iplayer in the Uk but it looks like you might need a VPN elsewhere in the world. Don't worry, it'll get to you soon! *Apart from Laurence Fox. There is a reason. He is the reason. Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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Episode twenty seven - "Luther" (season one, episode one) 44:49

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Send us a text Caution - a dog gets murdered in this episode of Luther. And people are murdered too of course, but that goes without saying. Discussions include Luther's questionable processes (#notallMETpolice), whether a woman who pouts is more fascinating that a woman who doesn't, and the impact that Danny DeVito's presence would have had over the whole affair. In fact, we discuss Danny DeVito more than anything else. BUT there is no mention of The Marlowe Murder Club. You're welcome. At the time of recording Luther was available in the UK on BBC IPlayer, on Prime, Apple TV and the Roko channel in the US, and on Stan and Apple TV in Australia. This episode contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and is, of course, full of SPOILERS. Our next episode is on Midsomer Murders, season 15, episode 6, "Schooled in Murder." It is currently available on ITVX in the UK, and Britbox elsewhere in the world. Original artwork by Mike Luckie instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/ Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov…

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