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Netflix’s new comedy series “Murderville” has an inherently funny premise – the show stars Will Arnett as a detective, and in each episode a different special guest star plays his new partner. Except ...

Since his retirement from the NFL, the All-Pro running back has kept himself busy with charitable work, entrepreneurial ventures and just generally being everywhere. By Pete Keeley Copy Chief To say ...

In search for a crumb of serotonin these trying days? For a roughly three-hour jolt of silly joy, check out Netflix's Murderville. Netflix / Via youtube.com The kooky series stars a post-BoJack ...

In Netflix’s new comedy “Murderville,” Will Arnett plays mustachioed Terry Seattle, Senior Detective, Homicide Division, who is teamed up with a new celebrity guest star in each episode. The gimmick: ...

Jack King is a Senior News Writer at Collider. You can find his other work at GQ and Vulture. Twitter is @jackarking. Apologies in advance. Will Arnett as a comical homicide detective is a setup we'd ...

The playful idea trumps the hit-miss execution in “Murderville,” a semi-improvised comedy/murder-mystery that’s every bit as odd and messy as that sounds. Will Arnett is the constant in this US ...

Right off the bat, Will Arnett’s Murderville is clear about what it is—a comically silly murder mystery about a washed-up detective, who solves one goofy homicide every episode, with a celebrity guest ...

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