#murder for dummies

[piratedragqueen]

Murder For Dummies, a horror comedy webseries satirizing the "true crime" genre by the showrunner of Dogs In Space and Jentry Chau Vs The Underworld who also wrote episodes of Gumball, is by far the tightest comedy writing on the entire internet, and it's not even a close competition Plus the mystery is ACTUALLY solvable, but boy did it stump me But the real crime is that it has only 5,000 views Watch all six episodes and just make your night better

This is like Good Place/30 Rock levels of joke density And this is level of production quality not otherwise found outside of paid streaming services

[longhairvixen]

[butchcaseyjones]

everyone go watch murder for dummies right now

it has everything

childhood trauma, psychosexual relationships with puppets, genuinely funny writing, liberal starlight express slander, commentary on true crime, a surprisingly lovely crazed butcher, a musical number, and, most importantly: beth eyre

[theunmarkedtombstone]

MURDER FOR DUMMIES - EPISODE 2: MOTIVE.

[germanrailway]

Please go watch Murder for Dummies. It's an actually solvable murder mystery crime mockumentary about the death of a star ventriloquist. It has a real high production value and is free to watch on YouTube.

[tirednamelessguy]

Murder for Dummies

So me being a Luke Booys enthusiast, decided to look for his works besides The Magnus Archives and found out he's part of the Casual Violence team. He's in a lot of their videos but recently they did this show on YouTube where he plays a character and it was great so I thought I'd share it here. Also just a general recommendation <3

Murder for Dummies

A six episode horror-comedy whodunnit, made entirely independently by Casual Violence. Who killed the world's best loved ventriloquist?

[soapystephen]

Still thinking about this series days later. Such an amazing piece of work that's unique in style and so stupidly funny

[snailingalong]

The production value of Murder For Dummies was actually bonkers