Ethan Suplee - Can he become a Murdoch fan in under an hour?

Michael Seater - How Do You Play a Villain?

How do you play a villain? Here to answer that is Michael Seater, who has played the villainous James Gillies in 18 episodes of Murdoch Mysteries. Michael’s other credits include his lead role on Life with Derek as well as 18 to Life, Bomb Girls, Degrassi: The Next Generation (playing a young Jason Mewes) and The Wedding Planners. Superfans Jason Mewes and Matt Goehring are diving into Murdoch Mysteries in a rewatch podcast that’s fresh, bold, and full of surprises. Each week, they unpack the cases, characters, inventions, and twists that make this series a global favourite, while going deeper with the show’s stars, key creatives, and their celebrity friends who love it too. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just curious about the world of Murdoch Mysteries, this podcast is both a way in and a way to go deeper. Produced by Raza Gilani ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Christina Jennings - How Do You Make a Hit Tv Show?

How do you make a hit tv show? Here to answer that is Christina Jennings, Christina is the founder and Chairman of Shaftesbury and the driving force behind Murdoch Mysteries, bringing the beloved series to life and guiding its success to become Canada’s longest-running drama series. Her other series at Shaftesbury include Hudson & Rex, Departure, ReGenesis, The Listener and Life With Derek. Christina is a Member of the Order of Canada. Superfans Jason Mewes and Matt Goehring are diving into Murdoch Mysteries in a rewatch podcast that’s fresh, bold, and full of surprises. Each week, they unpack the cases, characters, inventions, and twists that make this series a global favourite, while going deeper with the show’s stars, key creatives, and their celebrity friends who love it too. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just curious about the world of Murdoch Mysteries, this podcast is both a way in and a way to go deeper. Produced by Raza Gilani ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Clare McConnell and Shailyn Pierre-Dixon - Are Effie and Macy the Most Ambitious Characters on Murdoch?

Clare McConnell is a Canadian Screen Award–nominated actor and comedian best known for her roles as Effie Newsome on CBC’s Murdoch Mysteries and Klingon leader Dennas on Star Trek: Discovery. Her recent work includes Twisted Metal, Slasher (Season 5), and the feature film Fingernails, alongside credits in American Gods, Coroner, Killjoys, Children Ruin Everything, Wynonna Earp, Avocado Toast, and Hudson & Rex. A Canadian Comedy Award–nominated performer, she is also an alumna of The Second City Mainstage and a regular in Toronto’s live comedy scene, with voice roles in Rainbow Six: Siege and House of Ashes. Shailyn Pierre-Dixon is a Canadian actor best known for her role as Macy on CBC’s Murdoch Mysteries and the digital series Macy Murdoch. Her additional credits include The Book of Negroes, Between, Odd Squad, and The Magic School Bus Rides Again. She is also an accomplished voice actor, with work across a range of animated series and projects. Superfans Jason Mewes and Matt Goehring are diving into Murdoch Mysteries in a rewatch podcast that’s fresh, bold, and full of surprises. Each week, they unpack the cases, characters, inventions, and twists that make this series a global favourite, while going deeper with the show’s stars, key creatives, and their celebrity friends who love it too. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just curious about the world of Murdoch Mysteries, this podcast is both a way in and a way to go deeper. Produced by Raza Gilani ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Danny Trejo - Would He Survive a Murder Mystery?

Would Danny Trejo survive a murder mystery? Jason and Matt ask the legend himself. Danny Trejo is an American actor best known for his tough, iconic roles in films like Machete and From Dusk Til Dawn. With over 400 film and television credits to his name, his other work includes Spy Kids, Heat, Con Air, Breaking Bad and Sons of Anarchy.  Superfans Jason Mewes and Matt Goehring are diving into Murdoch Mysteries in a rewatch podcast that’s fresh, bold, and full of surprises. Each week, they unpack the cases, characters, inventions, and twists that make this series a global favourite, while going deeper with the show’s stars, key creatives, and their celebrity friends who love it too. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just curious about the world of Murdoch Mysteries, this podcast is both a way in and a way to go deeper. Produced by Raza Gilani ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Craig Grant - Did a Toronto Detective Invent Half of Modern Technology by Accident?

Did a Toronto detective invent half of modern technology by accident? Here to answer that is Craig Grant,the Property Master who brought the look and feel of Murdoch Mysteries to life on all 19 seasons. Craig has spent 35 years working on sets around the world and has overseen prop master work on over 500 episodes of television. For the past two decades,Craig has designed and built all the Murdoch props and inventions and in season 19, he added Director to his resume on the episode “The Face of Evil”. Superfans Jason Mewes and Matt Goehring are diving into Murdoch Mysteries in a rewatch podcast that’s fresh, bold, and full of surprises. Each week, they unpack the cases, characters, inventions, and twists that make this series a global favourite, while going deeper with the show’s stars, key creatives, and their celebrity friends who love it too. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just curious about the world of Murdoch Mysteries, this podcast is both a way in and a way to go deeper. Produced by Raza Gilani ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.