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Only Murders in the Building, Season 4, Episode 5 - Uncut Version (Patreon)

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2026-09-28 22:28:11
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2026-09

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Elias Persson

This is a great fricking season of OMITB!

Clare Manion

Hilarious! I loved Charles’ daydream explanation - tons of great details in there, but I particularly liked that everyone on the street was inexplicably in evening clothes and holding martinis 😄

DelGuy03

Part of his suave James Bond vision of himself, right? So funny. As was Oliver's real-life enactment, where he gets John McEnroe screaming at him.

DelGuy03

Back when we first met the movie people, I pointed out Jin Ha, who plays Marshall the writer. I was hoping for an episode that had a lot of him, so I was really happy when this one aired. I remember seeing him in a Sondheim musical in 2019, marveling at his singing and acting talent, and wondering if he was going to get the roles that he deserved (so many good theater people don't), so that he could become known to a wider audience. And it's happening! He's just so good in this.

Jamie Morgan

This season's clues are SO well written. Obviously I'm not gonna give spoilers, but now I know who the killer/killers are I feel like I'm being slapped in the face by how obvious it is, but unless you know what to look for there's no way you'd know! Genius!

Youtalkingtome

Charles really has a wonderfully elevated view of himself. Or some serious wishful thinking.

Youtalkingtome

He was perfect in this episode (equal parts aspiring artist and awed superfan). So fun to watch.

vala p

good news for Molly and Mabel, their conversation DOES pass the Bechdel Test and really well, usually movies can't find 3 lines that pass and they have a whole several page conversation that passes it amazingly well