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Anonymous

10/07/25(Tue)22:57:31 No.215093135

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>watching a detective show
>actor i recognize is guest starring
>immediately know they were the killer

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)23:00:16 No.215093177

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)23:00:16 No.215093177

>its a gift.. and a curse

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)23:00:51 No.215093189

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)23:00:51 No.215093189

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>>215093135
>explains to police how he notices things others don't
monk's premise is infinitely better than psych's stupid premise

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)23:00:56 No.215093192

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)23:00:56 No.215093192

>>215093135
If you're watching monk to figure out who the killer was you're retarded.

Furthermore the only famous killer in Monk was Malcolm McDowell

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)23:01:38 No.215093204

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)23:01:38 No.215093204

>>215093135
Except for the Willie Nelson episode.

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)23:07:12 No.215093271

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)23:07:12 No.215093271

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>>215093192
No one said anything about famous people. If you watch enough of these shows, you start to recognize people, and it's only gotten worse. You will watch a show like The Rookie and have an extra line. Then that same actor is a suspect in law and order.

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)23:19:02 No.215093455

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)23:19:02 No.215093455

>>215093271
But just because you recognize someone it doesn't mean he"ll be the killer. There are some recognizable actors who aren't killers like Danny Trejo or Sarah Silverman

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)23:35:38 No.215093777

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)23:35:38 No.215093777

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>they brought it back for a covid zoom episode

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)23:39:50 No.215093851

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)23:39:50 No.215093851

>>215093135
Who the fuck else is going to be the killer? A regular cast member? Of course it's the guest star.

Anonymous
10/08/25(Wed)00:25:50 No.215094606

Anonymous 10/08/25(Wed)00:25:50 No.215094606

>>215093204
Or the Jason Alexander episode

Anonymous
10/08/25(Wed)00:35:43 No.215094792

Anonymous 10/08/25(Wed)00:35:43 No.215094792

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>>215094606
You sure about that?

Anonymous
10/08/25(Wed)00:38:55 No.215094859

Anonymous 10/08/25(Wed)00:38:55 No.215094859

>>215093135
This also happened on every episode of Columbo, only there the guest stars were really famous at the time. Some even appeared in two or three episodes.

Anonymous
10/08/25(Wed)00:40:49 No.215094895

Anonymous 10/08/25(Wed)00:40:49 No.215094895

>>215094859
columbo episodes literally start with them showing you who the murder is and how they commit the crime

Anonymous
10/08/25(Wed)00:40:55 No.215094896

Anonymous 10/08/25(Wed)00:40:55 No.215094896

>>215093189
I thought the lady in the new dexter had that power as well. But, somewhat disappeared after all.

Anonymous
10/08/25(Wed)00:42:00 No.215094917

Anonymous 10/08/25(Wed)00:42:00 No.215094917

>>215094896
kind of glad they dropped angle that tbqh

Anonymous
10/08/25(Wed)00:45:18 No.215094980

Anonymous 10/08/25(Wed)00:45:18 No.215094980

>>215094895
Yes, but even in the first two minutes when the murderer prepares you know he'll be the killer because he is the guest star.
Also: Some people who later became famous directed Columbo episodes, like Steven Spielberg for example.