The Best Episodes Directed By Walter Grauman

A young man buys a gun from Chris. The only problem with that is he soon learns that the boy is out for retribution against the man who killed his father during a bank job.

The murder of the leading lady's understudy disrupts rehearsals of a play starring two previously married, but now warring, actors.

Theft and murder of the courier occur on board a jet bound for London.

An artist is murdered and his prized painting is missing.

Cousin Emma in London has a new problem when someone serves her lover poisoned herring.

A long missing heir turns up and trouble ensues.

The backstage activities are more exciting than the opera as a famous tenor suffers a heart attack after a shooting.

Jessica is trying to learn to invest, but this wasn't the best day for it.

This time it is the company controller that seems to have been the victim of the previously convicted publisher.

A snoopy fan in Texas impersonates Jessica when she starts investigating a potential dog show scandal and Jessica is reported dead.

The brewery family is angry when they find out the writer acting as spokesperson for them has written an expose.

After Jane Dawson informs Jessica of her plans to write an unauthorized biography on her good friend Ellen Lombard, Ellen's husband Arthur comes under suspicion when Jane's sister and husband find her dead body electrocuted after a T.V. was dropped in her hot tub, and Arthur is seen leaving the house.

Teaching a computer class seems tame, but not when Jessica is one of the students.

Evidence points to the battered wife of a powerful businessman as his killer, but Jessica establishes that there is a long list of suspects who wished him dead.

It is no sleight of hand when the crooked carnival magician is murdered.

Jessica is asked to help solve the "impossible" murder of a wealthy, and much disliked, amusement park owner.

A retired policeman decides to re-examine an old case he never solved in which Seth was a strong suspect.

Jessica reluctantly agrees to do an interview for an old friend, Paula Roman, but is surprised when Kevin Keats, a journalist who had been doing a series of stories on an art dealer who was really a drug dealer, shows up to do the interview, complete with cameras and crew. After Kevin is presumed dead when a boat Amos chartered for him explodes, Cabot Cove explodes with press and paparazzi, and the citizens blame Jessica for all the problems it causes, demanding that she solve the mystery. Unfortunately, once Keats is revealed to be alive and well, the real question is who the true target was.

The 'headless' horseman rides again, but his costume becomes more realistic.

Seth's family is touched by an ancient curse attached to the history of a ruby.

Jessica visits her old friend Eugene McClendon, who soon stands accused of the murder of an old friend, Jonathan Keeler. While helping clear Eugene's name, Jessica learns that her friend believes he is dying, and is surprised when he asks her to marry him so that she can look after his affairs once he's gone. Jessica agrees, but only so that they can expose Jonathan's true killer.

The Gambini family gathers to celebrate the 75th birthday of the patriarch and a murder.

Investigation of a claim that the deceased was murdered leads the police to discover that the wrong body is in the coffin.

At the request of aunt Mildred, Jessica agrees to stop by New Orleans to check on cousin Cal while on her way to Houston. No sooner does Jessica get to New Orleans then she is tossed into a Mardi Gras party where the host ends up dead, and Cal is accused of the crime. While attempting to clear Cal's name and reputation, Jessica delves into the world of cheating poker players, cheating girlfriends and vengefilled police officers while trying to convince a local lieutenant that Cal is not capable of murder.

A resident of Cabot Cove threatens the Native American who claims to own the land, and later is found dead.