Grissly's Millions

A tidy, talky old-fashioned whodunit that ambles along pleasantly without ever raising much of a pulse.

A creaky old-dark-house mystery that keeps you leaning in, mixing ghostly unease with greedy scheming and a slow drip of suspicion.

A light, cozy whodunit that unfolds at a relaxed pace, easy to follow and pleasant to watch.

A gentle, methodical puzzle that unfolds with quiet English formality, rewarding patience more than adrenaline. The pleasure lies in watching a sharp mind sift through manners and motives.

A steady, talky courtroom puzzle that rewards patience, building quiet suspense until the satisfying reveal and a wry closing joke.

A breezy, talky whodunit that ambles through glamorous locales with gentle wit and a puzzle to solve.

A gentle, talky old-fashioned whodunit that ambles through its puzzle without much urgency or threat.

A curiosity from television's past, stiff and talky, watchable mainly for its host's sinister charm.

A short, talky old-fashioned whodunit that unfolds politely around a country-house killing, asking for patience rather than thrills.

A gritty, documentary-flavored police procedural that walks you through a sweltering city and its many small, ordinary lives.

A quick, tidy old-fashioned whodunit that keeps you guessing without asking much of you.

A gentle, cozy whodunit that ambles through Irish scenery, offering mild suspense and familiar comfort rather than thrills.