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When a dead body turns up in the car of one of her guests, a temperamental celebrity chef, Billie Blessings is on the case again.When a dead body turns up in the car of one of her guests, a temperamental celebrity chef, Billie Blessings is on the case again.When a dead body turns up in the car of one of her guests, a temperamental celebrity chef, Billie Blessings is on the case again.
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David James Lewis
- Lance
- (as David Lewis)
Lauren K. Robek
- Gretchen Divoss
- (as Kirsten Robek)
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Kudos to Hallmark MM & Holly
I just have to say kudos because the Detective/love interest is 5 years younger than Holly! It seems women age out much more quickly than male actors. So yeah to Hallmark for putting an actress with a younger man.
The show is typical HMM fair. If you enjoy the other movie series, you will like this one too.
Morning Show Mystery: Murder on the Menu
6/10 - not the most exciting HMM flick, but always good to see Holly Robinson Peete
I honestly am amazed this was aired
When sitting around with family someone for some reason turned this on. To say I was mystified was an understatement.
I get that Hallmark likes to release a dozen of these types of series a year based on some lady budding her way into crime investigations who works in a usually unrelated field, but this one is easily the worst I've seen. It just seems like the entire main cast doesn't want to be there.
The acting was wooden and lines were delivered in the flattest way possible. The plot depends on the bad guys being idiots and relies on so many overused Hallmark mystery tropes that I called the bad guy and their accomplices within 2 seconds. Seriously, why is it that the bad guys explain their entire plan, never shoot the hero and then trip over something just as the cops arrive?
Seriously, stick with the better Hallmark mysteries that have stars that look like they want to be there.
The only saving grace I found with this, other than it being hypnotizingly bad, was that some of the supporting actors were having a good time.
I get that Hallmark likes to release a dozen of these types of series a year based on some lady budding her way into crime investigations who works in a usually unrelated field, but this one is easily the worst I've seen. It just seems like the entire main cast doesn't want to be there.
The acting was wooden and lines were delivered in the flattest way possible. The plot depends on the bad guys being idiots and relies on so many overused Hallmark mystery tropes that I called the bad guy and their accomplices within 2 seconds. Seriously, why is it that the bad guys explain their entire plan, never shoot the hero and then trip over something just as the cops arrive?
Seriously, stick with the better Hallmark mysteries that have stars that look like they want to be there.
The only saving grace I found with this, other than it being hypnotizingly bad, was that some of the supporting actors were having a good time.
Good
Being a Hallmark movie, this mystery comes with my usual cheese warning. This is especially evident when we see Ian's pre-teen daughter. On the other hand, there is something so sweet about the scenes she is in that it is hard to object. Just know it is coming when you sit down to watch, and you'll be fine.
One final warning, they spoil the first movie in the first few minutes of this one, so if you haven't seen it and care, you'll definitely want to watch it before you see this one.
Murder on the Menu is a fun second mystery with these characters. If you enjoyed the first film, you'll definitely enjoy revisiting them. James Welch Henderson Arkansas 4/17/2021.
One final warning, they spoil the first movie in the first few minutes of this one, so if you haven't seen it and care, you'll definitely want to watch it before you see this one.
Murder on the Menu is a fun second mystery with these characters. If you enjoyed the first film, you'll definitely enjoy revisiting them. James Welch Henderson Arkansas 4/17/2021.
Major Flaws
HI It is a good show but some Basic things were overlooked. They bad guy in the wheelchair---------------first How did he get in the car and his wheelchair folded up when the nurse and other gal being held at gunpoint were in the house
All of a sudden he is seated in the car, and THEN when they get to the place she is to be shot, the wheelchair guy is out of the car in his chair Amazing and not accurate
Did you know
- TriviaMost-likely filmed in the Canadian province of British Columbia, the closed-captioning uses Canadian-English spellings, instead of American-English spellings ("colour" instead of "color", for example).
- GoofsBillie finds two wrappers for nicotine gum. The kind of wrappers that contain stick gum. Later, during the interrogation of the private investigator, Ian pulls out nicotine gum that is bubble packed where you have to push out each piece.
- ConnectionsSpin-off from Morning Show Mystery: Mortal Mishaps (2018)
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- Mistério na TV: Morte no Cardápio
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- 1h 23m(83 min)
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