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‘Marble Hall Murders’ Gets Surreal
The fourth episode of 'Marble Hall Murders' finally finds its groove.
....or 'Magpie Murders' Season 3
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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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Our monthly rundown of everything British coming to PBS and PBS Passport for September 2026.
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The full-length trailer for 'Marble Hall Murders' is here with one more mystery for Atticus Pund to solve.
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'Marble Hall Murders' releases its first teaser for the third and final installment of the Susan Ryeland trilogy.
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Susan Ryland will be back to solve one last case in September 2026.
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We are in a golden age of murder mysteries on TV. Cozy crime like Grantchester, Father Brown, and Death in Paradise are all hitting double-digit seasons. Meanwhile, more highbrow fare aims to do something different with the genre, from Agatha Christie reimaginings like Murder Is Easy to upcoming comedy
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Moonflower Murders wrapped up the second mystery in the Susan Ryeland series on PBS, but that doesn't mean the editor-turned-mystery sleuth, played by Lesley Manville, has solved her last case. Much like Magpie Murders, which introduced Ryeland, her author Alan Conway (Conleth Hill), and his mystery
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