I have always liked MURDER SHE WROTE and there was a period that I used to watch it every day when I returned home after the lessons at University back in 2017. Having not seen an entire episode in years, I decided to try a two-part episode and I wasn't disappointed.
When the episode begins Eudora McVeigh (Jean Simmons) has a meeting with her boss (Richard Anderson) and he says that she has been surpassed as the best selling author by Jessica Fletcher. So Eudora storms off and decides to go to Cabot Cove without letting her husband know about her evil plan. Jessica is delighted of having a guest as she really needed a break from writing (as also Seth Hazlitt said her). The day after a dead man is found in a gorge and Jessica notices some of the pages from her book in production scrambled. Eudora is suspected, but then the episode ends.
I thought that this season was probably the best from the show and this episode of course didn't disappoint. Angela Lansbury was also very funny and it was surprising seeing a legendary actress of the 1950s such as Jean Simmons guest-starring in the show. William Windom, Richard Anderson and David Hedison give great support. The soundtrack too was great, and I think it's among the best for the entire show's installments.
The ending makes you anxious to see where everything is going, and it was for me until I saw the second part.
When the episode begins Eudora McVeigh (Jean Simmons) has a meeting with her boss (Richard Anderson) and he says that she has been surpassed as the best selling author by Jessica Fletcher. So Eudora storms off and decides to go to Cabot Cove without letting her husband know about her evil plan. Jessica is delighted of having a guest as she really needed a break from writing (as also Seth Hazlitt said her). The day after a dead man is found in a gorge and Jessica notices some of the pages from her book in production scrambled. Eudora is suspected, but then the episode ends.
I thought that this season was probably the best from the show and this episode of course didn't disappoint. Angela Lansbury was also very funny and it was surprising seeing a legendary actress of the 1950s such as Jean Simmons guest-starring in the show. William Windom, Richard Anderson and David Hedison give great support. The soundtrack too was great, and I think it's among the best for the entire show's installments.
The ending makes you anxious to see where everything is going, and it was for me until I saw the second part.