Murder in a Small Town is finally set to return in the fall 2025 TV schedule, to reveal whether or not Alberg (Rossif Sutherland) and Cassandra's (Kristin Kreuk) romance has been flourishing since the first season finale ending. Of course, a show with this title isn't all about a couple that overcame the will they/won't they trope, and plenty of bodies dropped in the small town of Gibsons in those first eight episodes. Now, ahead of the Season 2 premiere on September 23, the stars weighed in on the big question: how can the show fit so many murders into such a small town?
After all, part of the charm of the series is the small town setting with a small population, but surely the locals would start to notice that the murder rate is usually high for such a relatively remote location. When I spoke with Rossif Sutherland and Kristin Kreuk about their different kind of crime show (which you can stream now with a Hulu subscription) for Season 2, I had to ask them about about so many murders happening in Gibsons. The Smallville vet responded:
