Join Molly Shannon, the comedy legend known for her role as Bev Melon, along with actor Michael Cyril Creighton, who plays Howard, and showrunner John Hoffman. They dive into the behind-the-scenes dynamics of adapting the podcast into a show, sharing personal anecdotes that reveal the collaborative spirit on set. They also explore the hilarious use of physical comedy, like Bev's oversized water bottle, and reflect on deeper themes of self-reflection through doubles and doppelgangers, adding layers to the narrative.

Join writers JJ Philbin and Ella Robinson Brooks, along with director Jessica Yu, as they spill behind-the-scenes secrets from Season 4. Discover which actor had Selena Gomez breaking character during filming! Hear how Fisher Price toys inspired a challenging scene and the creative chaos of adapting the series. The trio also dives into the storytelling techniques used, including murder boards and character development. Plus, don't miss the chance to win tickets to an Only Murders-themed escape room!

In this engaging chat, acclaimed actress Jane Lynch discusses the evolution of her beloved character Sazz Pataki and how the role has changed since its inception. Michael Cyril Creighton shares hilarious anecdotes from working with animals on set, including a professional dog named Gravy and a charismatic pig named Sprinkle. They also dive into the creative process behind character development and the nuances of casting, showcasing the collaborative spirit that brings their show to life.

In this engaging conversation, writer Madeleine George dives into the creative roots of stunt work, revealing how inspiration is drawn from stories and characters, including the intriguing decision to make Glenn Stubbins Irish. Actor Michael McFadden shares his unique skill that ties him to Paul Rudd, adding a fun twist to the dialogue. They also explore behind-the-scenes challenges in creating unforgettable stunts and delve into the humorous complexities of relationships and absurd schemes, making for a lively discussion full of insights.

Richard Kind, known for his comedic role as Stink Eye Joe, shares memorable moments from the set and the challenges of recalling performances. He talks about the joy of acting alongside legends like Eugene Levy and Steve Martin. Eva Longoria, Zach Galifianakis, and John Hoffman delve into casting dynamics and how clues are cleverly embedded in the narrative. They discuss quirky characters, fan theories, and the impact of humor in storytelling, making for an engaging conversation filled with nostalgia and camaraderie.

Join writers Ben Smith and Pete Swanson, along with showrunner John Hoffman, as they dive into the creative process behind crafting captivating narratives. They discuss how casting affects character dynamics, revealing a hilarious plan involving hard-boiled eggs to get Stink Eye Joe to remove his eye patch. Hoffman also shares insights on the return of Detective Williams. The trio highlights the fine balance of comedy and mystery that keeps audiences engaged, peppering their conversation with anecdotes and reflections on the art of storytelling.

In this lively conversation, actress Amy Ryan, known for her role as Jan, joins co-creator John Hoffman to chat about the latest chaos in the Arconia. They dive into the intriguing presence of ghosts and the unique humor embedded in loss. Amy reflects on her return to set and unpacks the complexities of 'Jan logic,' while John shares behind-the-scenes stories and the origins of the card game O'Hell Yes. Expect plenty of laughs as they speculate on future twists and character dynamics!

Kristen Newman, a prolific writer known for her insights into the Arconia, joins legendary actor Daphine Rubin-Vega (Inez) and charming actor Lilian Rebelo (Anna). They explore the backstory of the West Tower, revealing secrets behind the captivating sauce and introducing the card game 'Oh Hell' to the cast. Expect surprising twists in the mystery and humorous anecdotes from the lively casting process amid the actor strike. The camaraderie on set and the creative energy shine through in this delightful discussion.

Join John Hoffman, the showrunner and co-creator, and writer Joshua Allen Griffith for a thrilling dive into the season premiere. They discuss exciting new cast additions and the challenges of taking the beloved trio to LA. Hear about the nostalgic charm of home movies featuring Steve Martin and Martin Short. Joshua reveals the meticulous effort behind the murderboards used in writing, while they both tease intriguing plot twists for this season. Plus, get ready for Scott Bakula's surprise return that adds a nostalgic kick!

It's the very last episode of this season of Only Murders in the Pod! Thanks for coming along on this wild and crazy ride. Today, we're sharing our conversation with some of the writers of the season.We'll talk about keeping secrets when you know the killer's identity on a hit TV show, some of the plot lines and gags that never made it to screen, and the collective trauma of the... hankies. You'll hear from Joshua Allen Griffith, JJ Philbin, Matteo Borghese, Rob Turbovsky, Ben Smith, Jake Schnesel, Pete Swanson, and John Hoffman's Assistant Brian Rosenwinkle!Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, review, and share the show with your friends and we'll see you next year!Send us your thoughts and theories: onlymurders@strawhutmedia.comOr chat with us on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/OnlyMurdersHulu/