Gourmet Detective: Eat, Drink, and Be Buried

What a boring movie. Like all the Canadian movies. It's like a soap but in a movie. We can count on one hand all the good movies Canadians did

Anything with bruce boxlighter in it, well, its like trying to watch a cat eat a porkypine

With this series, the mystery is so tied up in money and business that it's boring. Maggie is always incompetent as a detective; whether not being sneaky AT ALL, always getting knocked out or incapacitated in some way, etc. Their relationship has no warmth or romance at all. I think the stories could be better if it were acted out better.

In this Gourmet Detective Mystery Dylan Neal is catering a party with an 18th century motif and his new friend Detective Brooke Burns is along as a date. Good thing to when a homicide occurs.

But what a homicide. Back in the times depicted a publishing dynasty started when ownership was decided over a duel. So the duel is re-enacted by stepbrothers. Only one of the guns has a real bullet and one of the duelists dies.

The suspects start with the family patriarch and the three surviving offspring. The father had a son and daughter by his first marriage and on' his second marriage he adopts the second wife's son and daughter from her previous marriage. It really sounds like a recipe for one of those nighttime soap operas from the 80s.

With 3 surviving kids to start and various romantic and business associates you have a healthy mix of suspects.

Bruce Boxleitner makes an appearance as Neal's retired detective father. These two have a strained relationship, but progress is made in repairing it a bit.

Good story and frankly I didn't pick the right perpetrator.

Well written and well acted. Enjoyable from start to finish. Pop the popcorn, sit back, and enjoy.