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‘Only Murders in the Building’ Goes Hollywood in an Improved Season 4: TV Review

By Matthew Lynch
August 27, 2024
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The Arconia’s favorite true crime podcasters are trading New York’s Upper West Side for the glitz and glamour of Hollywood in Season 4 of “Only Murders in the Building.” And let me tell you, this relocation breathes new life into the already beloved series.

For those who’ve been living under a rock, this witty comedy-mystery follows an unlikely trio of amateur sleuths – has-been actor Charles (Steve Martin), struggling Broadway director Oliver (Martin Short), and millennial artist Mabel (Selena Gomez). Their shared obsession with true crime podcasts leads them to investigate murders in their apartment building, documenting their findings in their own podcast.

But now, our intrepid investigators are far from the familiar halls of the Arconia. The show’s move to Tinseltown proves to be its smartest decision yet, injecting fresh energy into the series’ winning formula. The change of scenery opens up a treasure trove of storytelling possibilities, from navigating the cutthroat world of Hollywood to unraveling mysteries on movie sets.

Imagine Charles, Oliver, and Mabel trying to solve a murder while dodging paparazzi or attempting to interview suspects at exclusive Hollywood parties. The potential for both comedy and intrigue is off the charts. Plus, the new setting allows for a parade of celebrity cameos that are sure to delight viewers.

But fear not, loyal fans. While the location may have changed, the heart of the show remains intact. The chemistry between Martin, Short, and Gomez continues to sparkle, their banter now peppered with Hollywood insider jokes and fish-out-of-water moments.

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