HAVE YOU EVER FOR ONE MOMENT CONSIDERED THE DEATH RATE IN OXFORD, ENGLAND??? You couldn’t get me to that town on a dare.
Stay the hell out of Absoroka County, Wy.
I jumped the gun on starting S6 before finishing book 6 because the book has been pretty boring to me. I have not felt the same way about S6. Looking forward to watching the finale tonight.
I remember as a kid watching Perry Mason and thinking Hamilton Burger is the worst fucking lawyer in the history of law.
In Cabot Cove, Maine–a town of population 3,560–there was a murder a week for 12 seasons (appx. 264 deaths), most of which were solved not by local law enforcement but by an unassuming English-teacher-turned-mystery-writer.
Don’t forget Sparta, Mississippi had a lot of death also.
In the Heart of the Night.
They kick the crazy up a notch in Ep 3.
There was a police drama set on the island of Jersey. There’s like 50 people who live there.
If I’ve learned anything from TV, it’s not to live in a small town. Too dangerous.
Now I’m going to have to watch “Hot Fuzz”.
… Narp?
Pure genius.
Still a multiple times a week quote to this day in my vocab.
Truth.
At least, they didn’t have to deal with the Nazi occupation of St. Gregory in Island at War.
Fuck it. It’s Friday.
Cornetto Trilogy…ASSEMBLE!
Hopefully, always with the hopeful question mark at the end.
Certainly true if you watch HLN or the ID channel.
Everyone is up in everyone else’s shit, and they’ll kill you over $25,000 in life insurance or a perceived slight to toothless lover.
I’ll take my chances downtown, thankyouverymuch.
Mrs Sid told me if I ever didn’t want to be married, just divorce her. No need for murder.
Mrs Hawk loves true crime shit, and watches ID, which I call “The Murder Channel”, religiously. Seriously though…take all my stuff and have at it. Don’t kill me. I also pointed out that I have both life insurance and accidental death insurance from Big Oil, and it’s double indemnity. She’d do much better if I die on the job than if she poisoned my Grape Nuts.