I started to watch the show with the mindset that this would be a light 30 minute episode comedy to shut down your brain in those lazy days, yet I was surprised how engaged and entertaining it turned out to be!

Steve Martin and Martin Short are long time collaborators (and I assume friends as well in their personal lives) so their chemistry is unquestionable, this on its own is a major positive aspect of the show.

Murder mysteries are a Hollywood classic and there's ton of content already on this topic so it's hard to be original in the realm.

With that being said this show actually does that in a refreshing way! The chemistry is, again, the glue of it all, the comedic duo gives the heart and are the major source of comedy, which on most cases is well timed so we have plenty of funny moments.

While being a light hearted kind of show, the murder plots are actually interesting and well designed, of course some folks are obviously not guilty and depending on which episode you are it might become more clear who de culprit is, yet the moments leading to the inevitable revelations are great and most of all they make sense which is something not all murder mysteries get right.

I did enjoy all seasons including the third, while it becomes more far fetched as more seasons are made (season 1 and 2 murders are more plausible while the third could arguably be debated as stretched) I still felt that the plot was interesting, the actors involved did an amazing job, they really went for an all start guest list of actors!

It's a well written story with great depictions and it maintains that balance of being a TV show about murders while at the same time it feels like a cozy light hearted family comedy.

I do struggle a bit with Selena Gomez performance, I've seen her in other movies and I don't think that she is a bad performer but her delivery on this character feels off and distant, you get used to it at some point but I don't know why she seems to struggle to deliver intensity or charisma to the character, although her chemistry with Steve and Martin is great!