Murder, She Wrote Marathon: The Weekend Mystery Lineup on GREAT! Mystery

From Friday night to Sunday, the channel is a haven for lovers of classic whodunnits. Below is a curated guide to the top titles, including a heavy dose of Murder, She Wrote, Diagnosis Murder, Haunted Harmony, Fixer Upper and a sprinkle of uplifting news.

Murder, She Wrote: Classic Charm with a Twist

Friday 10:00‑11:00 – “Fatal Paradise” (S11 Ep 7). Saturday 10:00‑11:00 – “Crimson Harvest” (S11 Ep 8). Sunday 10:00‑11:00 – “Murder By Twos” (S11 Ep 9). Each episode delivers the same slow‑burn suspense and a satisfying resolution. The series remains reliable for fans of period sleuthing.

Murder, She Wrote

Diagnosis Murder: Medical Mysteries

Friday 07:40‑08:40 – “Jake’s Women” (S1 Ep 15). Saturday 07:10‑08:10 – “Teacher’s Pet” (S1 Ep 17). Sunday 07:10‑08:10 – “The Unluckiest Bachelor in L.A.” (S1 Ep 18). The show offers a blend of procedural drama and light comedy, making it a solid pick for viewers who enjoy a cerebral yet entertaining mystery.

Diagnosis Murder

Haunted Harmony Mysteries: Music & Mysterious Death

Friday 12:30‑13:26 – “Murder in G Major”. Saturday 13:31‑14:20 – “Buried at C”. Sunday 14:20‑15:16 – “Buried at C”. The series blends supernatural vibes with classic whodunnit pacing, appealing to those who love a touch of the uncanny.

Haunted Harmony Mysteries

Fixer Upper Mysteries: DIY Death

Friday 18:00‑18:56 – “Framed for Murder”. Saturday 19:01‑19:55 – “Framed for Murder”. Sunday 19:55‑20:51 – “Concrete Evidence”. The series offers a quirky take on renovation and murder, great for fans of humor combined with a mystery twist.

Fixer Upper Mysteries

Family‑Friendly Interludes

Good News on GREAT! (short segments) and Teleshopping fill the early hours, providing light, uplifting content suitable for younger viewers or those needing a break from the tension.

Bottom line: The weekend on GREAT! Mystery delivers a robust lineup of classic and contemporary sleuths, ensuring that both seasoned detectives and casual viewers find something to keep them hooked. Mix the drama with the light moments and you’ll be satisfied.