Sam and Jonny have both been moving house, things have been hectic, so the boys are glad to see Jessica is going through some career switch ups too! JB Fletch is now a part owner of an American football team.. but is that so different from writing mystery novels? Find out as the boys struggle with the concept of sports and let us know if its unprofessional to fall asleep during the recording of a podcast at murderweguess@gmail.com or tweet us at @MurderWeGuess

This week the boys do it Bert and Ernie style, all tucked up in bed with bags of sweets. This image doesn't really fit with the episode they watch this week, 'Tough Guys Don't Die'. Join Jonny and Sam as they try to understand a world in which film noir detectives are a real thing and Jessica Fletcher teams up with a trigger happy kleptomaniac. If you want to be up to date follow us @MurderWeGuess on Twitter and if you want a shout out you can always email at Murderweguess@gmail.com

HOLA, this week the boys travel with jess to a remote Spanish island where they have been invited by one of the most famous artists in the world, If only jess could go to a dinner party and not have to solve a murder. If a picture paints a thousand words, can some of those words help Jonny and Sam figure out who the murderer is? Find out on this week's episode of Murder We Guess..?

Much to Sams dismay, Jonny has well and truly been affected by last weeks jazz bonanza, so the beginning of this week seems to be mainly trumpet upkeep. When the Murder She Wrote stuff kicks in though, it's pretty exciting. Trust me. Not only is it time for a cruise to take our minds of dead husbands, but this weeks episode guest stars Leslie Nielsen! (The doctor from the movie Airplane) As well as this, there's host of wacky characters and blatant lies from Jess that the boys have been craving, Murder She Wrote is back on top form 10/10 would recommend to a friend. If you're watching along at home, it's 'My Johnny Lies Over The Ocean' (No, not our Johnny) and stop at 14:20 and 36:58

It's time to get Jazzy as the boys head to New Orleans and Jess tags along for the ride to open a library, or do a TV interview, or both. It's pretty unclear to be honest, but there is one thing that is clear, Jonny and Sam get pretty damn emotional toward the end. If you're watching along then pause at 17:51 and 35:23 of the episode accurately titled 'Murder to a Jazz Beat'

Sam's back from NY and Jonny's been a busy student so they're both admittedly a little bit rusty. Thank god that this episode is AGAIN set on a stage, it makes things pretty easy for the boys since this happens far more often than you'd think. The moral of Murder She Wrote seems to be "don't get into theater work". Send us a quick email if you've got time and are just as curious as to where this goes for 264 episodes at murderweguess@gmail.com or tweet @MurderWeGuess.

The boys are thrown head first into Washington DC and the world of US politics with ol' Jessy Fletch. This is all for reasons that don't make a ton of sense, but we let it slide anyway. Along the way they meet some other worldly characters like journalists and Thor, son of Odin. Also as a special treat, keep on listening to the end to get an exclusive banana bread recipe, the excitement truly is palpable. Give us a quick email at murderweguess@gmail.com or tweet @MurderWeGuess and if you want to find us on iTunes, its here! https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/murder-we-guess/id1233884623?mt=2

Jessica's having problems with a hypnosis themed murder this week, typical. The boys lend a helping hand by getting far too bogged down in tiny details and thinking way too far outside the box. The box is a dot to Jonathan at this point, that's how far outside he was. Also send us an email at murderweguess@gmail.com or tweet us at @Murderweguess and let us know how bad our Donald Trump impressions are.

It's been a whole month since the last episode, sorry for the delay, but we've brought a guest on this week! Sam Morris helps out the boys in the political nightmare that Jessica's life has become, as she tries to enjoy ballet but ends up harboring fugitives. Be warned, rum was consumed, bad Russian accents were made and poetry even happens at one bit...