"Murder Train" is one of the greatest things to come out of How I Met Your Mother I don't make the rules.
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"Murder Train" is one of the greatest things to come out of How I Met Your Mother I don't make the rules.
I had a really bad day yesterday, so the „trains” prompt ended up as this. That’s it. I mostly take things very literally.
Along with my beginnings of writing about VSMP as it's own series (from Scott's POV cause I am of the neurodivergent flavor of needing to be used to someone to watch their content and most of the VSMP cast are people I only have exposure to from his content... and Scott's voice is soothing) I also had the idea of VSMP Murder Mystery Train! The two Stream Vods that I have watched from the cast playing it have been really enjoyable to listen too, and depending on how I wanted to write it, there is a lot I could do with it.
Angst, Hurt/Comfort, Fluff, Humor, Crack, ect... Lot's of options for me to play with, and the knowledge that they want to play more of the Mystery Train together potentially gives me more options for how I want to write the stories / ficlets.
From the Golden Age of Television
Season 1 Episode 3
Martin Kane, Private Eye - The Doctored Will - NBC - 1951
Crime Drama
Running Time 30 minutes
Written by Henry Kane
Produced by Frank Burns
Directed by Frank Burns
Stars:
William Gargan as Martin Kane
Walter Kinsella as Happy McCann
Loring Smith as Captain Evans
Nicholas Saunders as Sgt. Ross
Lawrence Fletcher as Henry Hackett
Sylvia Stone as Shirley West
Mary LaRoche as Rhonda Noble
James Nolan as Steve Jensen (as Jim Nolan)
Stewart Bradley as Kharl Bixby
Farrell Pelly as Police Scientist
Thomas M. Heaphy as John Bixby
Jack Waldron as Bartender
From the Golden Age of Television
Series Premiere
Boston Blackie - Murder Train - Syndicated - September 10, 1951
Crime Drama
Running Time: 30 minutes
Written by J. Benton Cheney
Produced by Fredercl W. Ziv
Directed by Paul Landres
Stars:
Kent Taylor as Boston Blackie
Frank Orth as Captain Faraday
Lois Collier as Mary Wesley
Frank Richards as Muscles Malloy
Douglas Evans as Steve Crane
John Berkes as Smokey
Ben Welden as Slugs
Paul Maxey as Tony Warren
Edward Clark as Conductor
Billy Nelson as Louie Gordon
I see that you’ve mentioned wanting to get into more horror content so I present to you this cursed concept;
Dollmaker + Slasher Zane, but he’s remade into a locomotive a la Thomas The Tank Engine
Do with this what you will.
Ok jigsaw I said horror not hysteria-inspiring
our favorite part of the whole Mario Party 2 playthrough on Press Buttons n Talk was The Trial of Murder Train
I made a thing.