'Only Murders in the Building' Season 4 Ending, Explained: Breaking Down Who Killed Sazz Learn who killed Sazz Pataki, and who's the victim of season 5's murder mystery. Marie Claire · Oct 29, 2024
Only Murders In the Building season three review – Meryl Streep helps make the best season ever It’s more fun, the chemistry between the amateur sleuths almost crackles, and the guests are stellar. As Streep puts in her beautiful performances, you want to punch the air The Guardian - UK · Aug 8, 2023
Only Murders in the Building season 3: release date, trailer, cast and everything we know Only Murders in the Building season 3 takes the murder out of the Arconia and on to Broadway. Here is everything we know about the new season. WhatToWatch · Jul 26, 2023
It's Oliver's time on "Only Murders" One main member of the Hulu cast has been consistently left out when it comes to love and it's time to ask why Salon · Jan 22, 2023
‘Only Murders in the Building’ review Season 2: Manhattan’s least likely crime-busting trio returns in style Back for a second season — and a second crime to solve — the success of Hulu’s cozy-funny-mournful whodunit “Only Murders in the Building” rests primarily on the shoulders of its three leads, and their blend of ruminative youth (Selena Gomez) and questionable life experience (Martin Short and Steve Martin)… Chicago Tribune · Jun 30, 2022
The stars of 'Only Murders in the Building' aren't above a little trash talk In this saturated true-crime market, innovation can be a challenge. Then Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez walked into the Arconia. Los Angeles Times · Jun 30, 2022
Why everyone should be watching Only Murders in the Building in this anxious era The Steve Martin comedy is not thought-provoking or controversial, it does not need a trigger warning and it does not keep you up at night, writes Tom Murray. But it’s a comfort blanket, a lovely, warm chicken soup, if you will, that offsets the bleak news cycle The Independent UK · Jun 28, 2022
The sublimely average Only Murders in the Building is a tonic for increasingly anxious times The Steve Martin comedy is not thought-provoking or controversial, it does not need a trigger warning and it does not keep you up at night, writes Tom Murray. But it’s a comfort blanket, a lovely, warm chicken soup, if you will, that offsets the bleak news cycle The Independent UK · Jun 28, 2022