User Reviews

In this episode, Oliver's musical is green-lighted, Charles discovers who doesn't have a hanky, and Mabel, along with the documentarian Robert with a T, find out there was someone else with Ben in his dressing room during opening night. Someone who was romantically involved with Ben.

The show wants you to believe that Kimber was the one in the dressing room, but it's clear that's a red herring. The killers from previous seasons (Jan and Poppy) were never even suggested as suspects, meaning that Kimber won't be the killer, specially if the show leads you to believe that. Or maybe she was there that night, but she didn't actually kill him.

Either way, this episode was OK, i liked Meryl Streep's performance in the end, and I also like how the show, throughout the seasons, keeps switching perspectives, with Kimber being the narrator at the beginning and the end of the episode.

We knew Jesse Williams' Tobert was not telling the truth when he said we would barely hear from him last week, but giving his boring character such an early focus episode made little sense. I think Selena Gomez may like him in real life, but Tobert did not have much chemistry at all with Mabel.

I feel like they're either going to have Ben as gay or attracted to Meryl Streep, which would explain the "this would ruin my career" bit from the video. The more obvious route is the latter, but the former is probably more likely.

An okay episode with a lot of laughs from Oliver, but overall a little bit underwhelming.

Only Murders In the Building Season 3 Episodes 1 and 2 introduced numerous characters and hints at a romantic relationship between Loretta and Oliver, but the show felt awkward and unfocused. The special relationship between Loretta and Oliver and between Tobert and Mabel is fleshed out, with Oliver's initial attraction to her during her audition sparked by her uniqueness. Loretta appreciates this because no one had ever believed in her as much as Oliver did. Oliver, a talented actor, fought for his lead actress, Donna, and was determined to impress his producers before determining the success of the musical. Musicals are characterized by performers who seem possessed, making them a thrilling experience for those who appreciate it. Oliver's loud and extra persona hindered his growth, as he pigeonholed himself into a specific category, leaving no room for growth. Loretta, a person who saw beyond his flair, was the one who nurtured his unique qualities, identifying what made him special, apart from her feelings for him. This helped Oliver overcome his struggles and achieve success in the musical. The author is torn between the characters of Loretta and Oliver, with Martin Short and Meryl Streep providing outstanding performances. Martin Short's energy and charisma are unparalleled, while Loretta's enthusiasm and writing skills are akin to Oliver's. The duo's well-written duo has been a favorite for fans. An obstacle for Loretta came in the form of a new career opportunity, but they found a way forward. Loretta's belief in Oliver and their sharpened skills led her to ride to the gates of hell for them. A closet affair between Mabel and Tobert leads to a deeper understanding of each other and respect for each other's actions. However, the storyline should not turn into a love affair, as Mabel and Tobert would make a great team with Charles and Oliver engaged. Mabel doesn't need a new love interest every season, and she doesn't have the energy to care about someone else. Tobert shares his Botswana story, showcasing his seriousness in his craft. Mabel's seriousness is evident in her actions, but she doesn't need to recount dangerous things. The story revolves around a bond between Mabel and Charles, who form a bond as they navigate a new mystery. The hankie was the only lead, but it felt frail, especially from Ben Glenroy. Pursuing the hankie led to Charles embarrassment, and it was fortunate that Oliver or Mabel were not present. The killer is the least apparent person, and Dickie, Ben's brother, takes the lead. Ben initially called Dickie his manager before revealing his brotherhood, which seemed unnatural due to their mixed relationships. Working with a family member in a business venture is usually bad.

The investigations continue and we have a lot of doubts about Oliver and his show and if he can still keep going. Mabel and Tobert make us see that someone was with the dead man before he died but we dont clearly see who he talked to. We have also that relationship between Tobert and Mabel that let us know each other and still investigate. The suspicions go to someone that didnt had her handkerchief at that moment.

But for me its kind of obvious but im really sure this is just a mislead suspect. But we will see what really happen. Im still a little bit pissed off by the humor sometimes and make it filling the blank: its just my impressions. Its a classic murder mystery and i enjoyed it anyway but needed more depth and that light tone sometimes its too much at least for me.