Only Murders in the Building
Available: Tuesday 27 August Genre: Comedy drama Season: 4 Episodes: 10 (released weekly)
The amateur detectives at the heart of Disney+’s Only Murders in the Building are getting a taste of Hollywood glamour as the comic whodunnit returns for a fourth season.
After successfully solving a clutch of baffling homicides, artist Mabel (Selena Gomez), actor Charles (Steve Martin) and director Oliver (Martin Short) are stunned to hear that the true-crime podcast they’ve made about their investigations is being turned into a big-budget movie.
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