Grady's wedding seems doomed when someone does in the persnickety housekeeper.

Eudora McVeigh, a rival mystery writer, arrives at Jessica's door with seemingly friendly intentions, but the discovery of a corpse and a web of deceit follows her to Cabot Cove leading Jessica to suspect the woman of ulterior and sinister motives.

The return of a Gulf War veteran and his reunion with his fiancée is marred by his big secret.

A trader working on a merger dies at a Chinese banquet in Hong Kong.

While visiting her cousin at Langley Manor, a country estate in the South, a man dies during a fox-hunt under strange circumstances, and Jessica tries to find out what really happened.

A new Victorian house owner is killed in the manner befitting a vampire -- a wooden stake in his chest.

It's a bad day for the jurors when Jessica is the foreperson of the jury hearing the case of a man claiming self-defense in the death of an enraged husband.

While in Seattle lecturing at the university, Jessica is convinced that the young man she hired as her secretary is not a killer.

Jessica helps a most unconventional neighbor who is accused of murdering his former partner with one of his inventions.

Jessica's deductive abilities are in demand when a flamboyant hypnotist turns up dead, behind locked doors, in front of an audience of journalists whom he had put into a trance.

Jessica meets Harry McGraw and they figure out which one of three cases may contain the motive for the death of a private detective. One dates back 25 years.

Bus trips are not always as relaxing as they should be. In this case, one passenger had a one-way ticket.

When a woman is electrocuted in her bathroom, Amos chuckles that even Jessica can't make a murder out of it. Michael Dugby: Parker Stevenson. Harry Pierce: John Astin. Frederich Hoffman: Paul Benedict. Adam Frobisher: Christopher Stone. Edna: Evelyn Keyes.

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.

Thirty years ago, Sam Wilson was sent to prison for murdering his boss, Malcolm Jarvis. After finally being released, Sam goes home to his wife and now-grown son who is expecting his first child with his wife, Terry. At Georgia Jarvis' request, Jessica looks into the crime, and through flashbacks, Sam remembers when Jarvis had offered him $10,000 to make his suicide look like murder. While Jessica believes that Sam is innocent, she doesn't believe it was suicide, and asks Sam's son Rod, a police officer, to lend a hand.

Ooh la la! Jessica travels to gay Paris to spend some time with an old friend... and finds herself entangled in a case involving fashion, finance and murder.

A walk down memory lane is anything but pleasant for Jessica when she re-examines a 20 year-old case involving her close friends and former students.

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

Someone wants the old historic house enough to kill for it and its supposed hidden treasure AND Jessica is executor of the late owner's will.

Two critics take opposite views of a play based on one of Jessica's novels, 'Mainly Murder'. One is suspected of the murder of the other.

The sisters used a new type of fertilizer to make their chrysanthemums best of show.

The airplane her late husband bailed out of in 1952 has finally been found -- with a body inside.

Things look bad when a married woman's keys are found by the body in a motel room and she can't explain why.