As charming, funny, and clever as ever. This time around, the victim is Ben, a Broadway neophyte who apparently dies during his opening night performance--but doesn't--only to perish, rather horribly, later on. Our intrepid trio of podcasting sleuths is on the case immediately--namely, of course, Martin Short (the frazzled director of the show), Steve Martin (one of the vic's more unwilling co-stars), and Selena Gomez (due to move out of her apartment shortly, and ready for one last crime-solving adventure). Look for a bunch of new faces, the usual amount of funny one-liners and razor-sharp repartee, and, naturally, an assortment of carefully placed clues--some of them red herrings, others legit. Paul Rudd plays the outwardly unlikeable but inwardly troubled Ben; Meryl Streep is the show's sweetly humble (at least so far) leading lady. Which member of the company--each of whom, it seems, had something against Ben--did the evil deed? The show biz jokes are back, too, and watching Short share camera time with Streep--and fall for her--is a joy. If the first four episodes of the third season are any indication, this is one building that remains a nice place to visit...but you still wouldn't want to live there. (Added bonus: Michael Cyril Creighton hosts a "Talking Dead"-type post-show chatfest called "One Killer Question", in which Creighton and a couple of his castmates discuss the week's episode. Stick around for it--it's almost as much fun as the show itself.)