Mystery to Me

Perry Mason tackles The Case of the Howling Dog in this 1934 film.
Listen to Áine and Kevin gnaw at topics like their own dog, confusion over who's who in old movies, and Erle Stanley Gardner.
And send your dog bones to [email protected].
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Torchy Runs for Mayor came out in 1939 and is the eighth entry in the Torchy Blaine series.
Listen to Áine and Kevin campaign on topics like the Dukes of Hazzard, age gaps, and the short stories of Frederick Nebel.
And send your ballots to [email protected].
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"Decoy for a Dognapper" is the fifth episode of the first season of Scooby Doo, Where Are You? and aired on October 11, 1969. In this episode, Mystery Inc. callously decides to use Scooby Doo as bait to lure out a dognapper. Racism ensues.
Listen to Áine and Kevin excavate topics like dog shows, serious crimes, and the destruction of culturally significant and sensitive archaeological sites.
And send your ransom notes to [email protected].
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Dick Tracy vs. Crime, Inc. was a 15-part film serial. Ralph Byrd portrays a heroic Federal Bureau of Investigation agent in his final Dick Tracy serial. In this one, Tracy ineptly battles a menacing criminal who's harnessing the power of invisibility to get away with crimes.
Listen to Áine and Kevin sleuth out topics like reused footage, Tracy's incompetence, the United States Marine Corps, and invisibility.
And send your invisibility medallions to [email protected].
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Rear Window is a classic 1954 film from director Alfred Hitchcock, starring James Stewart, Grace Kelly, Wendell Corey, Thelma Ritter, and Raymond Burr. Jimmy Stewart is an injured photographer stuck in his apartment dealing with a broken leg and his perfect and beautiful girlfriend, Grace Kelly. To stave off boredom, he spies on his neighbors. One day, he starts to suspect that one such neighbor has bumped off his wife.
Listen to Áine and Kevin take a gander at topics like voyeurism, city life, Dakota Fanning, and our own paranoid fantasies.
And send your slides to [email protected].
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