We recently polled our mysterious listeners to recommend a show that we have not listened to yet. The winner was Broadway is My Beat! Detective Danny Clover is called down to the morgue to examine a body that has evidently been killed twice. The ensuing investigation presents Danny with a wide array of eccentric suspects. Will he be able to discern the truth amid all these peculiar conversations? Is this story a classic hard-boiled mystery or an over-the-top oddity? WHY WON’T THAT GUY SPEAK UP? Listen for yourself and find out! Then vote and let us know what you think!
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It’s not Johnny Dollar but it’s damn good.
I voted “There may be some antiquated moments, but overall it’s great” for this, but only because you don’t have a right-in-the-middle “overall it’s OK” option. The dialogue and performances were entertaining, but the plot was nothing exceptional — neither bad nor great, just OK. Maybe this was just an atypically unexciting episode, but I didn’t discern any reason for the Facebook group to choose this as the series they most wanted to hear. It was a perfectly OK way to spend a half-hour, but it doesn’t inspire me to hunt down other episodes of the series. As cop shows… Read more »
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This was like listening to an improv comedy set with the theme of ‘Dragnet’.
Everybody’s got business!