That Time Murder, She Wrote Tried SO HARD To Do... Something

I get SO excited for that time on murder she wrote. Seriously! Please don’t stop!

One thing I think you'll always find in the episodes of Murder She Wrote where Jessica seems to make LEAPS of logic is that there are always deleted scenes. I'll bet that there is a minute long scene on some cutting room floor where Jessica speaks to this woman, and then notices her unusual shoe print being left in the sand. Like, I'll bet the scene even has the hitwoman going on about how she was totally a teacher who loved teachering the students in her teachering place, and Jessica being like, oh that's odd, I did teach English, so that seems strange you say that this way. haha

Jessica knows everyone because when you're as friendly as her, you get to know many people. R.I.P Angela, we miss you still

It hit me hard when Angela Lansbury died. This show got me through college as my de-stresser.

As a french person I immediately clocked that shoe print as an espadrille. So many french people wear that in the summer, it's a marvel Jessica saw it was hers and not literally any other french person's!

That Tim Allen grunt made me choke on my food (positive). And the "aaaaaand this guy's dead" followed by sad fanfare always makes me giggle. Thank u Roses

With half of YouTube reviewing every episode of “The Last of Us”, it’s refreshing to see someone review a show my grandma enjoyed watching 30 years ago. Keep them coming.

I'd love to see you tackle the 2-parter "Mirror Mirror On the Wall" (season 5 finale), featuring veteran actress Jean Simmons as a rival mystery novelist who tries to upstage Jess. Also features one of the single best moments in the show's history, when Sheriff Metzger asks Jess, "What is this place, the murder capital of Maine?" Also, "Incident at Lot 7"(season 8). Jess is in Hollywood where a studio is adapting one of her books, and a murder takes place on the Bates Motel set from "Psycho".

The "& later he wears her hair as a wig" line was perfection! 🤣

Just when you need her most, Roses will appear with a new episode of "That time on Murder, She wrote" like sunshine after a rainy day. Thank you, PushingUpRoses.

Because of your reviews, I have learned a few things to look out for on this show (in addition to watching the series long enough). That bit about the woman's shoes, I remember looking at that scene of her earlier in the video and thinking, "Those shoes are prominently in the shot. It's so weird that she's wearing those filthy things on a clean outfit." When she was identified as the maker of the footprint, I immediately thought back to that. As someone who NEVER can figure out mysteries and indulges in them simply for the novelty and surprise, I was quite proud of myself! :D

When Angela passed I wanted this community all around me 😢 Thank you for keeping the legacy alive Roses! 💋

I've watched Murder She Wrote when I was a kid(All of them) and I have to tell you, this was the most wild episode of Season 11 I've seen....this plot was all over creation and I feel bad for "Aunt Jessica"(since I grew up watching her, I consider her my honorary Aunt) as all she wanted was a vacation away from The Murder Capital of the World Cabbit Cove.... It's nice to have you doing this Roses, we've truly missed you on the porch..

I think one my favorite crazy episodes is the one where Jessica becomes a temporary senator. S.1, EP.10: “capitol offense”, according to IMDB.

My familys love of Murder, She Wrote spans three generations. My grandmother loved it, my mom owns the entire boxset, and thanks to that Ive seen them all. Though Im do for a rewatch. We'll all miss Angela Lansbury, but at least she was so prolific itll be almost like she never left.

The cats in the cradle joke was amazing. I am still laughing. The look on the sons face. Priceless

If you’re looking for a darker episode to cover, I’ve always been a big fan of Sticks and Stones. It takes place in Cabot Cove and involves a slew of the townspeople, and an outbreak of homespun scandal and controversy well before the days of social media. Love your videos, and I’m especially excited when a new That Time on Murder, She Wrote is posted.

I would love to see an episode on "Powder Keg". That's probably the only Murder She Wrote episode that felt somewhat scary and had a genuine menacing vibe.

If you're on Reddit, there will often be a poster coming on and claiming that Jessica is a serial killer, and is responsible for all the murders. But I think most of them are Jessica's fantasies, just like in the one where she's really tired at the dinner party. I'm really surprised that Jessica is allowed to read anyone else's story ideas. Professionals are told by their publishers not to, in case they end up coming up with something similar. Heck, she already has the problem that she was an English teacher, and probably read many of her students' stories.

Another great "That Time on Murder She Wrote"! I'd love to see you cover "Ever After" (S8 E16), a completely off-the-rails episode in which Kate Mulgrew plays a daytime soap actress who befriends Jessica.