Mark Watson
Murder of a Famous Bastard
An episodic murder mystery story written by and starring Mark Watson with many guest stars. Struggling private detective Hugh Flounder is surprised to be invited to the 60th birthday party of one of the country’s best known TV personalities. The morning after the party, the TV star is dead. It’s the chance Hugh has been waiting for – but he’s a suspect like everyone else. Produced by Impatient Productions. Edited by Ralph Foster (eps 1-4, 9, 12); Richard Hughes (eps 5-6, 10, 11, 13, 14, 21); David Thomas (eps 7-8); and Steve Doherty (eps 15-20). Artwork by Haiminh Le. Music composed by Mat Rye...
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28 de jun de 2026
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Episódios
Episode 1: Eating My Food, Drinking My Wine 30.11.2025 29:35
Struggling private investigator Hugh Flounder is very surprised to be invited to the 60th birthday celebrations of famous TV personality Stevie Chase, in Scotland. He's even more surprised the morning after, when Chase is found dead and everyone there is now a suspect in a murder investigation - including Hugh himself. Produced by Impatient Productions. Edited by Ralph Foster (eps 1-4, 9, 12)...
Murder Of A Famous Bastard: Season Trailer 26.11.2025 0:51
Trailer for Murder Of A Famous Bastard: a murder mystery podcast like no other. Written by Mark Watson and starring many comedy favourites, where you help the detective to solve the crime…if you can... Starts November 30th: SUBSCRIBE NOW! Produced by Impatient Productions. Edited by Ralph Foster (eps 1-4, 9, 12); Richard Hughes (eps 5-6, 10, 11, 13); David Thomas (eps 7-8). Artwork by Haiminh Le....
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