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‘Marble Hall Murders’ Finale Suffers From Too Much Plot
The conclusions in both Pünd’s and Susan’s worlds feel unfortunately overwrought.
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The conclusions in both Pünd’s and Susan’s worlds feel unfortunately overwrought.
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The penultimate episode of 'Marble Hall Murders' is slightly disappointing because it has only one meta moment.
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The fourth episode of 'Marble Hall Murders' finally finds its groove.
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It’s starting to seem like balance will be the main sticking point of Marble Hall Murders. The third episode of the season feels like a play, far too heavy on dialogue and light on action. There’s no denying this episode feels long, and it’s the excessive talking
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Episode two of 'Marble Hall Murders' is unbalanced, giving us more of Pünd’s world than Susan’s.
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The stylish editor-turned-amateur-detective Susan Ryeland returns to us in 'Marble Hall Murders' (aka part 3 of 'The Susan Ryeland Mysteries').
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It’s been two years since the 'Moonflower Murders' finale. Here’s everything you need to remember before 'Marble Hall Murders' debuts.
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The next generation of Birmingham gangsters is here.
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No offense to Hulu, but if a series is debuting on the Disney-owned platform and it's not an FX series (or a Freeform one), it feels like no one bothers to promote it. We've been complaining about this on and off for the last few
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Vienna Blood is (probably) dead; long live Vienna Blood. The pre-Great War murder mystery series featuring the highly effective odd couple of young British Freudian Dr. Max Liebermann and veteran Viennese homicide detective Inspector Oskar Rheinhardt’s fourth season wrapped up on PBS at the end of January, and
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Welcome back, possibly for the last time, to Vienna Blood. If this season finale pulls double-duty as a series finale, it will complete a nice little set of bookends for our favorite intercultural, pre-Great War crime-fighting odd couple (while leaving the door tantalizingly open for several more
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This week on Vienna Blood, we get many illustrative examples that just because someone is paranoid doesn’t mean he’s wrong. Poor Oskar; it’s not enough that Max will be damn lucky to survive surgery following last week’s shooting. Nor is it enough for Oskar to torture