It Was Murder Podcast

We're back in Hawaii again, but this time it's to shoot an hour-long ad for the Hyatt Regency Maui.

We talk a lot this episode about things that aren't this episode, but we still cover the good stuff (i.e. Jennifer drunk, Jennifer on a crime spree, Jennifer hungover)

The Harts take us to Jennifer's childhood home in arid, dusty Maryland and all hell breaks loose. We here at It Was Murder debate whether avenging your Nazi father's death makes you a Nazi sympathizer or just a psychopath.

An episode of television as exciting as a stamp collection if you have no particular interest in stamps.

What can one say, really?

One more episode for the glue factory.

A chemical blinding, the scariest eye exam, and snake for lunch! Those are just a few things that make this episode a true stand-out for season 3.

In the thick of the early 80s country western revival, the Harts throw the worst party ever. But their guest of honor is a charming sweetie who puts Jennifer in a 9 million dollar outfit. We talk too much about it.

The one thing we learned from this episode is to never come between Jennifer and her mustard. Yep, that's all we learned.

Max disappears on a date. Jonathan meets his match. A sad man eats a sad lunch and then vomits cards. This one's a doozy.

We go a little long because we can stop talking about Laura Bancroft (Carrie Nye) and one of the greatest performances in the series thus far. But don't worry, there's plenty of ludicrous villain shit to laugh at.

An ensemble of TV stars on a train with the Harts, Max gets wasted, and Mrs. Brady gets socked in the face. Oh, and there's a harp case that can transform people into blood-thirsty monsters.

There's love in the air, and that's nice. The Harts find the wormhole that leads from Acapulco to Bacopa, Max meets his younger self, and an assassination ends with a sex-cult sacrifice. At least that all happens in this episode of the podcast.

Season 3 starts of smelling less like a rose and more like fertilizer. But we find some things we loved about it (mainly a list of appetizers.)

Laugh along with your tipsy hosts (seriously, we had to cut out about 10 minutes of laughter) as we choose our favorite moments from season 2 of Hart to Hart. Joining us this episode is Keith Waldbauer, the bar manager of Seattle's cocktail spot The Doctor's Office, to answer our questions about the massive amount of alcohol consumed by our favorite wealthy sleuths.

The season 2 finale of Hart to Hart brings together our a couple of our favorite things: hidden rooms and hot dogs!

The play ain't the thing.

A trash can causes the Harts to encounter a bossy nurse, a jerky guy in a wheelchair (spoiler alert:he doesn't get dumped into a vat of anything), and the worst FBI agent in the world.

This episode of Hart to Hart couldn't have come at a better time to boost our collective spirits. Models, murder, and Styx aplenty!

A millionaire is "murdered" and nobody gives a shit. Sounds right to me.

So, like, what are you up to today? I'm just doing some work around the house and taking the dog for a walk. Nothing special. I was thinking of getting a slice of pizza, but I really shouldn't. Oh, we watched this episode of Hart to Hart!

"Your strength is just an accident arising from the weakness of others." - Joseph Conrad (Heart of Darkness)

The Harts order a pizza. A single small pizza. So basically, they deserve whatever troubles befall them.

Another western episode, but this time it's brimming with current events, unhinged henchmen, and ridiculous ghost town backlot hijinks. Not to mention some great (and not-so-great) rich people western ensembles.

New Wave Stanley goes to the disco and mayhem ensues. Plus, your hosts get to the bottom of eating in bed.