Murder, She Baked: A Plum Pudding Mystery

We watched this out of desperation during COVID-19 lockdown! What a dreary offering! All the characters were equally annoying in their roles! The actress playing the mother was particularly painful! Inane lines, silly situations, nothing really seemed worth caring about! Very disappointed we gave it our attention.

I have to admit that I started to watch this crapfest during the first week of May this year. I couldn't STAND it. Who would say that a week before Christmas is a HOLIDAY? Yes, folks, a voice emanating from a radio said that it was a beautiful HOLIDAY morning. Moments later it is revealed that it's a week before Christmas. This writer by name of Alison Sweeney must be brain damaged.

OK, I'm going to put a season 9 DVD from MARRIED WITH CHILDREN to scrape the sugar off my brain.

If you think for a moment that this is Holiday Fare, fuggedabowddit. "IT'S A BUNDYFUL CHRISTMAS" is far better.

I was so excited to watch the movie after reading the entire series of the Hannah Swensen series. Whoever directed this paid little to no attention to the actual characters, details, and vision of the books. Hannah's hair is supposed to be red and short, her mother is supposed to have short hair, in a few of the movies you never see her youngest sister Michelle, her cat Moishe is supposed to be a big furry red haired cat. There's many more details I could list, it's so disappointing to see the movie and it does the book 0 justice. Please pay attention to the actual books. Joanne Fluke is a great author, her books deserve a better movie that actually highlight her characters.

Alison Sweeney and Cameron Mathison totally no chemistry he steals all the scenes .awful co-host on home and family him and Debbie both camera hogs.too cheesy

One of the problems with most of these amateur detective series is that they always make it seem like the police are doing practically nothing. Actually this series is better than most in that regard. Mike is often ahead of Hannah. But sometimes not.

In this episode (if you will), Hannah discovers what appears to be a key clue which Mike acknowledges is helpful. If that's true, Mike is a poor detective. One of the first things modern detectives do is canvas for that particular clue.

Other than that, this is still a decent story. There is some romance too, in the form of a potential love triangle. The characters are appealing, especially Alison Sweeney as Hannah. While none of these actors will win an Oscar or Emmy, the acting is good enough to enjoy the story.