Loveday Writing

This episode is all about weddings and money. The case of the week revolves around the death of Leah Howell, a florist with a severe bee allergy who died after being stung by a bee as she was walking down the aisle at her own wedding. The bee was found inside her bridal bouquet. Leah developed adult-onset anaphylaxis when she

This episode is all about Christmas lights. Judging by the title, I expected the episode to take place at Christmas, so I was pleasantly surprised to see it take place three weeks after it, which is made clear to the audience when a postal worker arrives delivering Alexa’s Christmas mail, only for her to point out that three weeks have

This episode involves a retirement village and a case of the week which has Alexa’s brother, Will, involved. This episode starts by having Alexa walk by another stall, with a young girl, Jaime, offering to sell her a PS5 for $50. When Alexa repeatedly asks her what’s wrong with it due to the extraordinarily low price, Jaime tells her that

This episode was all about bloodlines (hence the title) and horses. The episode kicks off with Alexa walking through a local market and calling out a woman selling ridiculously priced fake items, before meeting with Harry to get the case of the week. Harry shows her a picture of the “killer”, a thoroughbred stallion named Lord Flyte. His handler, Todd

This episode has a crime writer found dead encased in a public sculpture and the introduction of a new character. The episode kicks off with Alexa calling Madison whilst she’s sleeping, revealing that she is on some kind of holiday in France. Later, she meets up with Harry, who gives her the case of the week. Sebastian Kent, a bestselling

The job of a season premiere is to establish new story arcs for the season. As each episode of My Life Is Murder is generally self-contained and there aren’t any story arcs, this job didn’t apply to them, however the season got off to a great start with a compelling mystery and Reuben taking on a more active role. The

The job of a season finale is to wrap up the season’s story arcs and establish new ones for the next season (if there is another one). In that sense, the finale technically didn’t do its job, however this series isn’t really obligated to, as each episode is self-contained and there were never any story arcs. This episode has Alexa

This week’s case is more personal, well personal for Harry at least. This episode has a unique start, showing Alexa dangling off a cliff, we then go back a week earlier where Alexa meets Harry at a zoo. Alexa can immediately tell something is up with Harry as he seems more passionate and angrier than usual. Harry gives her the

This episode is all about jewellery, lies and secrets. The episode kicks off with Alexa confronting a courier about being home when the courier says she wasn’t. She eventually manages to get her package from the courier, which is a Split Enz vinyl record. Later, Harry meets Alexa in the park, with his sister’s dog in tow as he’s dog

This episode was all about theatre and dramatics. This episode’s case of the week is Tom Bernay, a playwright and actor, who was stabbed to death during a performance of a feminist take on Little Red Riding Hood on stage. His co-star, Sonya Fulton, stabbed him with what she thought was a retractable knife, and she was having an affair