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Jessica's friend Holly uses her contacts to help Jessica land a session to tape her first novel The Corpse Danced at Midnight for the blind, but what starts out as a simple recording session ends up turning into a murder investigation when a ruthless music producer is killed.
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Jessica's friend Holly uses her contacts to help Jessica land a session to tape her first novel The novel, ''The Corpse Danced at Midnight Midnight'', for the blind, but what starts out as a simple recording session ends up turning into a murder investigation when a ruthless music producer is killed.
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Written by: Bruce Lansbury\\
Directed by: Anthony Pullen Shaw
Jessica's friend Holly uses her contacts to help Jessica land a session to tape her first novel The Corpse Danced at Midnight for the blind, but what starts out as a simple recording session ends up turning into a murder investigation when a ruthless music producer is killed.
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!!Tropes:
* BluffingTheMurderer: [[GuileHero Jessica confronts]] [[spoiler: Charles George Drexler]] with the evidence she has gathered, then [[EngineeredPublicConfession surreptitiously broadcasts his confession]] [[StagingTheEavesdrop via the speakers in the studio so]] Lt. Alan Terwilliger can hear and [[BigDamnHeroes come to her rescue]].
* ContinuityNod: Willi Piper notes that the book Jessica will be recording is an [[Recap/MurderSheWroteS1E0TheMurderOfSherlockHolmes early one]] of hers.
** This is the second time that [[Recap/MurderSheWroteS3E21MurderSheSpoke Jessica records for an audio-book version]] of one of her novels.
* ConveyorBeltODoom: Invoked by the murderer when Freddie Major apparently gets shot and then spat out of a conveyor belt they were using for the music video.
* DyingClue: Freddie Major left a clue to his killer's identity via music notes on an electric piano.
* MusicalEpisode: Well, there was one musical number midway through the episode that was performed as they were shooting the music video for it.
* RedHerring: Mitch Randall's investigations on Rick Lefko would make one suspicious of the latter as the killer. But he wasn't.
* SpannerInTheWorks: Jessica ruins the elaborately staged murder by poking around and deciphering the clue left behind by the victim on three notes on an electric piano.
Directed by: Anthony Pullen Shaw
Jessica's friend Holly uses her contacts to help Jessica land a session to tape her first novel The Corpse Danced at Midnight for the blind, but what starts out as a simple recording session ends up turning into a murder investigation when a ruthless music producer is killed.
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!!Tropes:
* BluffingTheMurderer: [[GuileHero Jessica confronts]] [[spoiler: Charles George Drexler]] with the evidence she has gathered, then [[EngineeredPublicConfession surreptitiously broadcasts his confession]] [[StagingTheEavesdrop via the speakers in the studio so]] Lt. Alan Terwilliger can hear and [[BigDamnHeroes come to her rescue]].
* ContinuityNod: Willi Piper notes that the book Jessica will be recording is an [[Recap/MurderSheWroteS1E0TheMurderOfSherlockHolmes early one]] of hers.
** This is the second time that [[Recap/MurderSheWroteS3E21MurderSheSpoke Jessica records for an audio-book version]] of one of her novels.
* ConveyorBeltODoom: Invoked by the murderer when Freddie Major apparently gets shot and then spat out of a conveyor belt they were using for the music video.
* DyingClue: Freddie Major left a clue to his killer's identity via music notes on an electric piano.
* MusicalEpisode: Well, there was one musical number midway through the episode that was performed as they were shooting the music video for it.
* RedHerring: Mitch Randall's investigations on Rick Lefko would make one suspicious of the latter as the killer. But he wasn't.
* SpannerInTheWorks: Jessica ruins the elaborately staged murder by poking around and deciphering the clue left behind by the victim on three notes on an electric piano.
