i found the guest on ep7 extremely annoying Stephanie she buts in mid conversation often, and im not interested in hearing her opinion for 95% of the podcast. get. her. off.

What a scoop that interview with Anthony E. Zuiker! I finally have answers. It also makes me want to go back and watch everyone's final declarations. Zuiker's answer to the winner of the week question and the written test makes me believe that picking the right winner each week can give the contestants a leg up. And maybe that's why people we thought were sure winners for the week don't get the first spared card. Another potential clue to who the killer could be? Great job always!

I'm glad someone is taking the time to give this show its do. We know it's bad, but it's campy fun bad. And the BIG difference and better part of this show is that the SHOW knows it's campy fun. It doesn't take itself seriously and Giles just hams it up like it is Batman '66. Love it.- Thank you guys!

Whodunnit can be confusing, especially the first episode. This podcast is really helpful in analyzing what happened on each show. Really enjoy Whodunnit and this podcast!

This is an enjoyable podcast and I like how they analyze the episode. However, just want to say that I think that after the riddle is solved, there has always been a bell that has rung since episode 1. Anyway, keep being entertaining! I like all the differing opinions as it makes the podcast very interesting.

I gave up all reality TV shows years ago but I will definitely watch this one. Looking forward to your Afterbuzz recap every week! If you watch the end of the episode, there are two brief written messages: (1) Portions of this program not affecting the outcome have been edited and/or recreated for the broadcast. (2) Eliminations are based on the performance of the participants on a written exam testing their knowledge of the crimes. The 2 Kings key got them to the window. The 6-1-3 written on the window was the combination to the lock on the box outside. He hesitated at the window because from his angle, he didn't realize there was no glass until he moved slightly to the left. From the viewers vantage point, we could clearly see there was no window.