Murder Most Horrid
7.3
1991
Drama
, Comedy
, Crime
, Mystery
A comedy that started in 1991 as a pilot, Murder Most Horrid stars Dawn French as various characters, as she embarks on a different mystery every episode. In one way or another she is involved with murder - either committing the crime herself or even getting bumped off herself!
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- Cast：
- Dawn French
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EP1 - Frozen
February. 19,1999
Faced with post-war rationing in the impoverished village of Skinton, sisters Lily and Iris share a secret supply of cakes stored in their freezer. But when the appliance breaks down, the arrival of a repairman leads to murder.
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EP2 - Going Solo
February. 26,1999
Tracy Phillips and Karen Sullivan seem an unlikely team to set sail together on a round-the-world yacht race, and they do indeed prove to be ill-matched. Then they capsize.
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EP3 - Whoopi Stone
March. 05,1999
WPC Barbara Greaves is a speed cop and bored housewife. A CDI officer offers her the challenge to bring three American drug barons to justice.
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EP4 - Confessions of a Murderer
March. 19,1999
TV crime show addict Harriet Snellgrove dreams of being arrested herself, and is a regular visitor to Nuttley police station to confess to almost every crime committed in the area, but she is never believed. But will the police's repeated rejections lead her to actually commit murder?
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EP5 - Elvis, Jesus and Zack
March. 26,1999
A TV producer fakes the death of a faded rock star in order to save her obituaries department.
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