"Grape flavoured Fanta" and "Grimace inspired powersuit" had me choking twice in a row. Jessica isn't the only one getting savage this week.

@Devnet94

5 ай бұрын

I loved the Grimace reference.

@chiefb2906

5 ай бұрын

Beautiful! 😊🎉

@TheSongwritingCat

3 ай бұрын

It was aggressively purple

@adey126

Ай бұрын

@@TheSongwritingCatA Barney purple.

Jess's incredibly large family is my fav plot device.

@lasloapollo4312

5 ай бұрын

It is not even her real family but her godchilderen😂😂😂😂

@lemuntpicard7482

5 ай бұрын

Maybe her brother's in the Navy?!

@MissMechaZero

5 ай бұрын

Right?! When I was a kid I assumed she had some massive farm style family with a dozen siblings who all had a ton of children.

@silmarian

5 ай бұрын

Don’t forget her thousands of friends all over the planet!

@kassassin_brahgawk

5 ай бұрын

My mom's parents each came from families with 13 kids. We have to do family reunions based on my grandma's side or my grandpa's side, never both because there are HUNDREDS of us lololololol. Nice thing is we are all pretty spread out so if you ever wanna travel anywhere you can just hit up the family grape vine and see who's place you can stay at.

In a perfect world, Jessica fletcher is everyones aunt

@stephjovi

5 ай бұрын

I dont want her. Being related to her or dating someone related means you'll find a dead body and get arrested. That's an experience I don't need in my life 😂

@gameb9oy

5 ай бұрын

@@stephjoviyeah, but you’re also unlikely to actually go to jail because you’re related to her.

@stephjovi

5 ай бұрын

@@gameb9oy you won't get convicted but falsely accused UNLESS they are all killers and Jessica finds scapegoats for their murders

@gameb9oy

5 ай бұрын

@@stephjovijust be glad you’re not Grady at least, he suffered the most out of all of Jessica’s family and friends about becoming a person of interest in murder cases

@tegandetermann3299

5 ай бұрын

Correction, FAVOURITE aunt.

As a true crime fan, "Detective who decides on the culprit 5 seconds in and refuses to do actual work" sounds pretty accurate

@johnpotts8308

5 ай бұрын

Just another example of how M,SW is a 100% accurate portrayal of real life!

@PongoXBongo

5 ай бұрын

@@johnpotts8308I love that you put a common in the abbreviation.

@gregoryvn3

5 ай бұрын

Typical cop behavior

@encycl07pedia-

5 ай бұрын

@@johnpotts8308 That's a disservice to real detectives everywhere. Just because some are bad doesn't mean all are.

4:50 "please, mr Corned Beef Castles was my father. call me Barf."

@pushinguproses

5 ай бұрын

*cracks up*

@CodingAbroad

3 ай бұрын

@@pushinguproseshave you explored “midsomer murders”? We have it in the uk, it’s been going on for years. Could be your new thing 😊

@brentonclark9506

Ай бұрын

Always when I'm eating!

A hypothesis on Jess's nieces/nephews: they aren't actually related. Jess, being Jess, is just on very good terms their parents (think of the number of setups she engineers during the series) and has known these people as they've been brought up. So, for convenience, she's just 'Aunt Jessica' to as many random people as the series requires.

@Black.Rabbit_

5 ай бұрын

That fits so well tho

@kathyharris1627

5 ай бұрын

You are right for most of them and that is actually explained during the show several times. There are at least three that I recall were actually related: the one who goes on the cruise vacation with Jessica after she gets out of a mental hospital and we get to meet Jessica's brother (I think this was in the 1st season), the niece played by Courtney Cox who is the grand daughter of Frank's brother and of course Grady who was the son of Frank's brother who died in a car crash along with his wife and Frank and Jessica took Grady in explaining why Grady is the nephew we see most often.

@MwR_MWR

5 ай бұрын

She has several siblings who have kids/grandkids, Frank also has multiple siblings and they both have many cousins. She comments often on her large family esp Irish mom.

Fun Fact - The two actors who played Grover Barth and Leland Biddle in this episode, both appeared in Columbo episodes as murder victims

@notNajimi

5 ай бұрын

The circle of life

@andrewbyrne2173

5 ай бұрын

@@notNajimimore like circle of death.

@225gurl2

5 ай бұрын

Also the Barth and Detective characters from this episode were also recurring characters on the MSW Dennis Stanton episodes

@skruffytiger2002

5 ай бұрын

and the murderer was in columbo as a murderer

@jamesporter2542

5 ай бұрын

Which episode? @@skruffytiger2002

When the guard said, "I always brought my own," my mind went immediately to, "Because you don't pay me enough to ordeer fancy deli food". Having been a guard I can attest to this being a disgruntle potshot over a weird sort of humble brag.

@jamesa.romano8500

5 ай бұрын

I get serious Peter Griffin vibes from the guard lmao

@hew2356

5 ай бұрын

That makes too much sense. @@jamesa.romano8500

@hew2356

5 ай бұрын

Same here or Joe Don Baker vibes.@@jamesa.romano8500

Let's see. If we assume JF's family is prone to having lots of kids - let's say 6 per couple per generation. Jessica's parents have 5 siblings. Meaning Jessica would have up to 30 cousins. She herself has 4-5 siblings. Meaning if all procreate for an average of 6, that's 30 or so 'direct' neices/nephews, and 180 or so 'first cousins once removed' which in a close-knit family (Or clan, really, with these numbers), would likely just be added to the neice/nephew count.

@mysterygamermgclues8864

5 ай бұрын

this somehow is more easier to understand than my own family 💀

@lemuntpicard7482

5 ай бұрын

Maybe she has a bother in the Navy...

@mythicalcreaturecomforts

5 ай бұрын

As one of 12, whose father is one of 6, whose grandparents are one of 16 and one of 15, I concur lol

@_Moe

5 ай бұрын

As a person who comes from a Mormon culture (Mormons breed like rabbits so they can fill the world with more Mormons) the fact that Jessica has many relatives didn't phase me at all. I have so many cousins and I'm only close with a few of them so whenever my mom says "you know your cousin, ____" and I'll be like "no, mom, you have 6 siblings and all of them had like 7 kids just like your parents!"

@redwiltshire1816

5 ай бұрын

Also if you add the possibility of half siblings (most people refer to half siblings as just siblings) that increases the number of siblings

I'm a generation older than you and never enjoyed Murder She Wrote when it was out. Now I enjoy it as escapist stress-free fun with the great Angela Lansbury. But even more, I really enjoy your reviews. Please, just keep churning them out, I don't care which episodes you pick, just go for it!

@colleenunvarnished

5 ай бұрын

I feel, almost, the same as you. The exception is that I don't watch the show, only these reviews. Unless a review drives me to the show which it has once.

@lolabush2201

5 ай бұрын

I concur

@redwiltshire1816

5 ай бұрын

That’s funny I’m the opposite I used to watch the re-runs on public television I don’t even think most people my age know of the show

@staceyn2541

5 ай бұрын

As an over 50 (barely), I never watched this when it was first run, it was more my mom's thing but wow, do they have so many familiar faces! Each episode is the equivalent of an actor from Friends, Seinfeld, Parks and Rec, Frasier, and One Tree Hill working together. It's wild.

@qwopiretyu

5 ай бұрын

Churning?

That lady basically called Jessica’s novels the ‘80s equivalent of the term “content”.

It's always fun to me when David Ogden Stiers or Jerry Orbach (Harry McGraw) appear on Murder, She Wrote episodes. Cogsworth, Lumiere, and Mrs. Potts sure got up to some crazy crime shenanigans before working at Beast's castle, didn't they? Always happy to see a new TTOMSW from you, Roses.

@Devnet94

5 ай бұрын

Harry McGraw also had a spin-off show called The Law and Harry McGraw. I have never seen it. It aired 1987-1988 for just one season. I was only 5-6 years old so Murder, She Wrote wasn't even on my radar yet.

@bridgetttaylor2089

5 ай бұрын

Harry's episodes are pure gold.

@elenachristian9860

5 ай бұрын

Not to forget Cogsworth's service in Korea, and Mrs. Pott's bravery in WWII.

@theshunnedBandersnatch

5 ай бұрын

I have such a crush on Jerry Orbach. His eyes *swoons*

@melissacollins9563

2 ай бұрын

The best trio ever!! Also amazing how Tony Jay, the voice of Monsieur D’arques, owner of the insane asylum in Beauty and the Beast, played a villain Paracelsus in the 80s television adaptation. Actors, eh?

It's not often Jess goes full-on "no mercy" mode, but when she does, it is EPIC.

@hew2356

5 ай бұрын

My favorite instance of this is in the Cabot Cove episode "Sticks and Stones" where Jess reads an arsonist/double murderer the riot act in the "gotcha" scene. It's so satisfying.

If you haven’t already covered it, Season 10, Episode 12 has one of the most savage Jessica ending lines. After a nasal drip product commercial helps Jessica catch the killer, she says to the culprit, who has a severe allergy, “You might consider Nasal Drip. I know it certainly helped me clear things up.” As if the line weren’t savage enough, the delivery is made in such a way that the scene clearly belongs on any “savage moments of tv shows”-type video.

@ronald-xs7sp

5 ай бұрын

Proof in the Pudding.

So happy to get another entry in the "That Time on Murder She Wrote" Series, it's my favorite on youtube and I get delighted each time I see one. I highly recommend "Keep the Home Fries Burning" for a fun and moderately bonkers Cabot Cove episode!

@gingerdavis8071

5 ай бұрын

Another Cabot Cove episode l would love to see PUR recap is " Sticks and Stones." I think that episode has one of the quickest murders in the series, and JB gets smacked with a handbag.

@PassTheMarmalade1957

4 ай бұрын

This is possibly my favourite episode next to "A Little Night Work" (the one where Jess runs into Dennis Stanton, Gentleman Jewel Thief,) just for the incredible names the diner gives their dishes. 'Life, Liberty, and Prosciutto Happiness.'

@jonathanfurzeland4740

2 ай бұрын

Loved the "keep the home fries burning" episode! So funny

Dropping everything when I see that PushingUpRoses has posted a new Murder, She Wrote video 🏃🏽‍♂

@MariThomas01

5 ай бұрын

same, i even paused my audiobook lol

@MattLuceen

5 ай бұрын

That other video I was watching is DEAD TO ME

@marafiasche1542

5 ай бұрын

Same here😂

@escher10000

5 ай бұрын

Correct priorities!

It is so weird to see Maj Winchester out of context in a way that i never felt with alan alda.

@AgentofLADON

5 ай бұрын

David Ogden Stiers is always a welcome treat though. He's a teddy bear.

@ffx2player

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, I was silently going nuts when I saw him, had to rewind to make sure!

The costumes in this episode! Everything Jess is wearing is just amazing, the grimace power suit is unforgettable, as is the "I'M A SANDWICH DELIVERY MAN NOT HERE TO COMMIT ANY MURDERS" costume. It is serving "I'm here to commit a murder" realness. But I'm going to have to give MVP to the teal lady who shows up the the 7:17 mark in this video. The Zsazsa glasses. The Princess Di haircut. Her Ross Dress for Less polyester shroud, dyed a delectable shade of Baja Blast. The multiple rare murdered animals slung awkwardly over one shoulder, that seems to scream out in a chorus "no, she's never worn us before, and yes, we're a lot heavier and it's a lot hotter than she thought it would be!" She can go to the Stephanie McMahon luncheon for gaudy ladies. She's invited.

"Sure to make you lose your mind," was gold. Also - was that Larry from Three's Company?

@mooncaketin

5 ай бұрын

I was going to comment that he's been typecast as a "Larry" 😄

@sandrafaith

5 ай бұрын

Yes, yes it was

Sometimes it feels like Jess is just saying things in a 'gotcha' tone and hoping the murderer doesn't see through her bluff 🤣

The Days Dwindle Down is one of my favorites, where Jessica re-examines a case from 30 years ago. The case in question is the one from the real life movie Strange Bargain, and they bring back the main cast (including Harry Morgan of Dragnet and MASH), and use footage from the film for flashbacks. I love how the scenes from the film are looked at with a different perspective and can have different interpretations.

@Devnet94

5 ай бұрын

I don't remember that episode. I'll have to watch it when it comes on.

@dscamacho

5 ай бұрын

@@Devnet94 I happened to notice because I had watched Strange Bargain a week or two before this episode a Murder, She Wrote rewatch.

@dscamacho

5 ай бұрын

I can't find a place to currently stream it. I may have caught it on Turner Classic Movies.

@Devnet94

5 ай бұрын

@@dscamacho We get StartTV and from 9 to 11 am is Murder, She Wrote. Hopefully, it will be on by the end of February. So far it isn't on the schedule at all.

Always good to see David Ogden Stiers in something, he always brought class to anything he was in. He was the murderer in a Columbo episode, too! It always throws me that he didn't *really* have a Boston accent like he used in MASH... EDIT It was Matlock, not Columbo, I was mistaken.

@possiblyjoanna

5 ай бұрын

I honestly love how often I recognise actors from other shows in Murder, She Wrote; there's an episode I saw recently that has the MASH actor who plays Klinger in it, and I was frankly baffled to see him in a suit instead of a dress.

@ShinGallon

5 ай бұрын

@@possiblyjoanna It's funny people only remember that about Klinger, he actually dropped the Section 8 bit largely by the time MASH was in season 7. Which I'm only realizing because I've been rewatching the entire series from the beginning the last month or so (I just started season 10).

@possiblyjoanna

5 ай бұрын

@@ShinGallon I've never really had a change to watch MASH through properly, way too young to have caught it when it first aired and even the reruns were usually on before I'd get home from school. Mostly I've just caught the odd episode when I've been ill and had the luxury of daytime TV; but there are a lot of episodes and characters that have stuck with me and I really love it as a show.

@JayTemple

5 ай бұрын

Which episode of Columbo? I remember him as a blind man who planned a murder in an inverted episode of "Matlock". He was also a suspect but not the murderer in the final episode of MSW and a professor in the last MSW made-for-TV movie.

@t.v.rockwell4504

5 ай бұрын

​@@ShinGallonKlinger dropped it because he took Radar's role after he went home, so Klinger took his job more seriously.

“You were the last to see her alive, except for the murderer of course.” “The shade of it all!” 😂

Awesome writing, as always. "Grimace-inspired power suit" is now part of my vernacular.

The way I squeaked when I saw a new episode of this was up. Also, as a Biddle, I love that you find it adorable lol. Can we talk about the fact that Larry is played by the guy who played Larry on Three's Company? Really, this episode is STACKED. Larry Dallas! Laura from General Hospital! Mrs. Krabappel! FREAKING MAJOR CHARLES WINCHESTER! (Kids, ask your parents.)

Randomly: "Nice lamp." I think this is why nobody else can do it quite like you. It is indeed a nice lamp, great taste.

"Hello. Do you like my shoulder pads?" Fantastic. And I do love the title. A little alliteration goes a long way. So happy to see a video today.

@hew2356

5 ай бұрын

That line said in that sultry tone made me laugh too-it sounds like something out of a porn script.

Marcia Wallace was also Edna Krabapple on "The Simpsons".

Maybe one day someone will create a family tree for Jessica so that we can just how large and complex her family is, as well as how many of those relatives were involved in murder cases that she investigated 😂. Either way, great video!

Fans of MASH will not doubt recognie David Ogden Stiers and there's also Genie Francis from General Hospital fame in this one too. Quite the cast as always. Great video.

@geraldframinghammer2626

5 ай бұрын

And isn't Grover in this episode Larry the neighbor in Three's Company?

@walterpetersen776

5 ай бұрын

@@geraldframinghammer2626 Yes and the last man living from the cast John Don And Norman are dead

@mattmorgan881

3 ай бұрын

Millions of people who've never seen one episode of any soap opera know Laura, at least when you pair her with Luke. Of course, I'm a nerd and mainly know her as the woman who married Commander Riker.

When I used to watch reruns of this as a kid at my grandfathers it always baffled me how she had so many cousins/nieces/nephews etc but I feel like we never met her actual family it was always so confusing when I was a kid lmao I’m glad you reviewed corn beef and carnage lol this is great one!

There’s a two part circus episode where Jessica is trying to track down her brother in law who faked his own death and joined the circus then gets accused of murder. It’s a a lot of fun and has some nice emotional scenes as well. I’d love to get your take on it Rose.

I always love these. You're tone - literally the tone of your voice & figuratively the tone of your commentary style - is hilarious! My favorite, subtle moment in this one is your 'okay' around 9m30s.

Excited to see Jeff Conaway in this one. Lots of people talk about how he was Kenickie in Grease, but he'll always be Zack Allan from Babylon 5 to me...

@stephjovi

5 ай бұрын

Babylon 5 was fantastic

@sandrafaith

5 ай бұрын

YES! He was fantastic!

@seazonz2192

5 ай бұрын

He'll always be Bobby Wheeler on Taxi to me.

@225gurl2

5 ай бұрын

This episode was the last appearance for him playing the Howard character they had a different actor play him in the sixth season

I’ve just realized I channel Roses when watching old episodes of Perry Mason with my parents, They are not always amused. Jokes about the ridiculous 50s/60s women’s hats are mandatory. Thanks for being an inspiration!

@Devnet94

5 ай бұрын

It would be fun to watch Roses go through the original episodes and the subsequent movies.

@hew2356

5 ай бұрын

I love that series too-it's like a lighter, more mellow "Law and Order", Fifties style.

@excrono

5 ай бұрын

@@hew2356Endless fodder from jokes and running story/character memes and killer guest star casting, it’s interesting to see which famous actors will show up. And Berger getting overruled again and again. The classic ITV Inspector Morse follows in the spirit of that series. Emperor Palpatine randomly shows up as a villain at one point. Very high engagement.

Ok Pushing Up Roses, I need your expertise! Please cover the season 1 episode Hit, Run, and Homicide. It's bonkers! Driverless cars, strangers forced to walk around town, June Allyson in a sweater vest, and most puzzling of all Eddie Albert Jr. with his shirt unbuttoned down to his waist after dinner at Jessica's. What is going on in this town?! Thanks as always!!

Seeing the name David Ogden Steirs show up filled my MASH loving heart with such joy

Look, I like that they go out of Cabot Cove, but even when I was a kid I always wanted Jessica to stay there. I know why they did it, but her hometown was just so great. If they ever remake this, they should keep the show in Cabot Cove. They can make it a 6 episode season with 2 or 3 murders that could be connected or not.

@SavageGreywolf

5 ай бұрын

The problem will always be that it will be a small town with a homicide rate comparable to a major city like St. Louis

@jacotromp59581

5 ай бұрын

@@SavageGreywolf very true, but 2 murders in a 6 episode season could work.

Genie Francis is s treasure and a sweet person. I actually caught the other episode with these characters a few weeks back! So glad you're covering this.

@MsJaytee1975

5 ай бұрын

I loved her as Patrick Swayze’s sister in North and South.

@hew2356

5 ай бұрын

That other episode is a hoot too- there are so many digs at shady realtors and entitled Beverly Hills types.

@shuboy05

5 ай бұрын

To be honest, I’m a huge fan of her husband!

@sutarikun

5 ай бұрын

@@shuboy05 I met him on the same project! I was more aware of him before but I clicked more with her personally.

Jess is one of the best detective in this show, but she can never solve the mystery of how big her family tree is

I just wanna say these murder she wrote recaps are what got me into the series years ago with the dog episode and I couldn’t be happier! Since it helped me find a series that’s provided me a lot of comfort in times of need 🧡

10:03 "that's not the takeaway from that." What a brilliant pun.

"Corned Beef and Carnage" sounds like a zany Spider-Man comic book plot involving a corned beef sandwich and the psychotic villain Carnage.

There's an episode that may be fun to cover (I think in season 2 or 3) where Jessica gets locked in a women's prison during a riot (Jessica Behind Bars, something like that). It's nice to know that in the 80's, you could still get perms even in prison.

@cq7t

5 ай бұрын

I think she already covered this one

@kassassin_brahgawk

5 ай бұрын

She's covered that one. It's AMAZING.

Babe wake up, new That Time On Murder, She Wrote is on Seriously i love your channel, particularly these videos. I grew up watching Jessica solve all manner of cozy myseries with my grandma and great aunt, and it's a series i still enjoy as an adult ❤

The fashion and decor of Murder, She Wrote is always iconic, it keeps me coming back to these videos time and time again.

Yay new Pushing Up Roses and Murder She Wrote!!

I’m certain that the writer of this episode got the name “Barth” from watching You Can’t Do That On Television, which also means that they missed the obvious joke of making the sandwich the murder weapon.

I always enjoy these recaps. Would love to see "Jessica Behind Bars", it's a personal favorite.

Always enjoy your Murder She Wrote videos! Appropriate it came out on a Sunday too, as that's the day it always came out in the UK and I still mentally associate Sundays with the theme song.

TToMSW days are my favorite days ❤❤❤

"Hello, do you like my shoulder pads?" (3:22) The editing is absolutely perfect. 👍 Many dubbed movies are a lot worse. Well done, Sarah! 😊

I've been yearning for a fresh PUR reviews a MSW episode! Thank you!!❤

Genie Francis became famous on General Hospital as Laura Spencer. One half of the big "Luke and Laura" wedding in the 1980s.

@shuboy05

5 ай бұрын

Her real life husband is equally famous too!

You should definitely cover 4x09 TROUBLE IN EDEN. A mysterious death, an attempted murder, a small town (not CC), Jessica undercover, ending up in a brothel… I think that should be enough to inspire one of your funny commentaries!

Love a good David Ogden Stiers cameo! Cogsworth was my favorite animate inanimate object in Beauty and the Beast.

This episode was bursting at the seams with celebrity guest stars.

@skarloey1214

5 ай бұрын

Most episodes are.

For those unaware, Marcia Wallace, the red haired lady from the dinner, also voiced Edna Krabapple from the Simpsons! Once I heard it I couldn't unhear it

@mattowen1242

5 ай бұрын

Also, Mage’s Chanel suit from the Simpsons makes an appearance. 0:06

@bubbafug00gle51

2 ай бұрын

@@mattowen1242 I am so impressed with this catch. I completely missed it first time through

I recently watched Season 2, Episode 14 'Keep the Home Fires Burning' and would love to see you base a video on it. It's a Cabot Cove episode involving a murder and much mayhem in a new local restaurant. Amos Tucker is pretty lucky in this episode too. And there is a snarky food scientist who thinks Jessica is just a nosy old biddy without enough drama in her life.

Just when I'm asking myself "Where have all the Roses gone?" She delivers again. Thank you, Roses

I want to thank you Roses; I always heard about Murder, She Wrote and because of your videos I went to watch the first few episodes and now I'm hooked. I can't believe I never gave this show a chance when I was younger. If I can suggest an idea for another MSW video; can we get your top 10 favorite episodes? And if I can suggest an episode for you to review, "Jessica behind bars" from season 2 😊

A highlight for me: seeing Jeff Conaway between "Taxi" and "Babylon 5".

I'm kind of hoping you get to review every episode because of how enjoyable your reviews of these shows are, Roses. Kink-Aid had me laughing pretty hard haha. Well dressed candy cane made me LMAO too. You rock.

Hi PushingUpRoses! My fiancée and I love your 'That Time On Murder, She Wrote' series! Today we were watching Criminal Minds - 'The Fox' (Season 1, Episode 7) and were delighted to see Tony Todd appear playing 'Eric Miller'! Of course that led to the obligatory IMDB scroll through his full filmography when we came across this: Murder, She Wrote - Mrs. Parker's Revenge (Season 12, Episode 21): Tony Todd as National Security Agent Nathan Mitchell! So we thought we'd add it to the list of suggested episodes for you to cover as we are massive fans of horror icon Tony Todd!

Yesss, so happy you uploaded!! Would love for you to cover season 2 episode 21, which features one of Frank's relatives!

It's mentioned in a few episodes that Jessica has Irish Catholic ancestry, so she probably has a LOT of siblings. My grandmother, who was from the same generation as Jessica, was one of twelve siblings and she had over 50 nieces and nephews!

@hew2356

5 ай бұрын

As someone who's a quarter Irish on my mother's side, who are all Catholic, I can second that. My grandmother had six children and twenty grandchildren, including myself, and she was the same generation as Angela Lansbury, so I never question her scads of relatives.

"Dressed up like a grape Fanta" is when I snorted my gas station cappuccino all over the screen. I was so proud of myself for holding it in on "a well-dressed candy cane" too! 😂

Just watched the episode "Ever After". It's about a soap queen who marries a millionaire and then he gets murdered. Some of the characters in this episode are bizarre and I think you could have a lot of fun with them! Thanks for loving MSW as much as I do!

i was thinking about jessica's nieces the other day: what if they're not related? i have several women my parents are friends with that call me their niece and i call my aunts, and it confuses people all the time. and there are several family friends of my grandparents that do the same!

Aubrey?!?! Isn't he the doctor from mash that everyone disliked?

@Raicheru13

5 ай бұрын

Yep, David Ogden Stiers. That was the first thing I thought of when I saw the back of his bald head.

@grimesdaughter9042

5 ай бұрын

Winchester was pompous and arrogant, but an excellent doctor and had his humane moments (the chocolate for the orphans, giving a book to a stuttering soldier, helping the pianist soldier who lost use of his main hand) and was not quite as bad as he sometimes appeared at first glance. 😊 But yeah, Hawkeye certainly did not like him. 😂

I nearly died at the shoulder pads/hot blood bit. Also, I need that faux wood panel answering machine.

You know, I genuinely haven't cared about Murder She Wrote since I was 5 years old, but I never miss seeing a new upload because these narrations have that 'Spending a few hours with your catty best friend while drinking wine' kind of vibes.

I shouted "YES" when I saw that there was a new "that time" video!! I'm reading the new book by Terrie Farley Moran. Do you like the books?

Because of this series, I have started watching Murder She Wrote. My mom watched this show growing up so there is always a vague recollection of it. Admittedly I watch every episode with what your commentary would be in the back of my mind.

I was watching a marathon of Murder She Wrote today, and I saw this episode for the first time. I was inspired by watching the marathon to stop by your channel to see if there were any new episodes(at least new to me) that I havent seen. I was pleased to find this one. Long story short (too late), I made the same joke to my wife about the Eagles’ “Life in the Fast Lane” and also mentioned that there was no way the killer never saw the security guard. Great minds think alike. I vote for you reviewing the one where Mort’s brother shows up if you haven’t already. Lots of Metz-pressions to cover in that one.

"Sir, we are not going to compliment you on your murdering skills." 😂😂😂

Don't have time to watch now so this is going on my "watch later" list. But dropping a comment to boost the algorithm and say that just yesterday I checked your account hoping for a Murder She Wrote post I might have missed. I love these!

Murder she wrote is always a go to when i am feeling mentally black. Back in the early 90's during its syndication of the earlier seasons. It aired on Friday nights. i use to have dinner with my late grandma, we use to play cards and work out who the killer was. Now when i watch murder she wrote, i have those great memories return. thank you so much for continuing that time on murder she wrote. I love this episode. its a definite re watch.

Your commentary on this episode was really funny. So excited that you are still doing this series!

Ken Swofford, who plays Grover Barth in this episode, also was a series regular on Ellery Queen as the nosy (and bumbling) reporter, Frank Flannigan!

I don't know if you've read any of them but the murder she wrote books are super interesting like theres one set while Jess is still a teacher and her husband is still alive. I think it might be up your alley and some of them are really good fun :)

Man, PUR videos are just the nicest thing to chill with...

I have a suggestion, Deadly lady, great episode. Season 1 episode 3, I just watched it and I adored it

So happy anytime a new Pushing Up Roses video is in my feed. Really enjoyed this one.

I love your channel!! Just as much as I love Murder She Wrote! ❤❤ I would love your take on episode "Dream with a View". The time that Grady was the biggest fool and of course Aunt Jess fixed everything 😊. If you have already done this please send me to that video. Thanks and keep up the great work!

0:57 😂 I was drinking chocolate milk when you said this. Thanks. Fr though your sense of humor is one of the many things I love about this channel.

well. the release of this video just plunged me into rewatching all of That Time on Murder, She Wrote. i love this series so much

This was 😂, might be my favorite. Miss your commentaries of MSW.

Feeling under the weather this morning and delighted to see a new pushinguproses! ♥️. You and Jess have made my morning

Roses: "Nice lamp!" "...anyway," Me: *clicks like button.

I used to kind of dread watching this at Grandma's house when I was a kid. Now I look forward to your recaps. I also catch myself watching the Murder, She Wrote streaming channel.

Love having Murder, She Wrote on when I'm doing house chores and this episode happens to be playing right now! Your videos are always fun and entertaining and I get very excited when I see a new one!

YAYYYYY another one!! Thanks PUR 😘😘

PushingUpRoses - I just wanted to say that I adore your content. Most of what I watch on youtube is terribly serious, dry stuff. Yours is a genre i don't really care for usually, but these episdoes are always a delight. Thank you for doing what you do, your content enriches my life immensely.

YES! I've been WAITING for you to do this one!

Yesss, I've spent the last few weeks just rewatching the older episodes! Seeing this pop up made my day!

Yessss. I always look forward to these. ❤

Love this episode. Should watch season 2 trial by jury if haven't yet. Love how the jury sometimes acts like the first time they heard the evidence was when Jessica brings it up. Lol

Was so happy to see this post!

Oh goodie I’ve been wanting another one of these.