Mystery Marathon: From Murder to Motherhood – The Week Ahead on GREAT! Mystery

Monday – 02/11 (Mon)

10:00 – Murder, She Wrote (S5 Ep20). Jessica tackles a reporter’s murder while balancing family drama. The plot stays tight, but the pacing lags slightly.

Opinion: The episode keeps the classic charm but feels a touch predictable. Still entertaining for long‑time fans.

Tuesday – 03/11 (Tue)

08:10 – Curious Caterer: Dying for… Chocolate (2022). A killer in a kitchen of sweet secrets. The mystery twists keep viewers guessing.

Opinion: The episode blends culinary intrigue with suspense, delivering a reliable binge for mystery lovers.

Wednesday – 04/11 (Wed)

00:00 – Hailey Dean Mystery: Deadly Estate (2017). A vanished spouse and a haunted property collide. The narrative is layered but a bit slow.

Opinion: The atmospheric tension is solid, yet the pacing could use a sharper edge.

Thursday – 05/11 (Thu)

01:45 – The House On The Hill (2019). A mental‑hospital mystery with a lost brother. The plot twists are decent but the pacing is uneven.

Opinion: It offers a mix of psychological thriller and mystery, holding up well for fans of the genre.

Friday – 06/11 (Fri)

02:50 – Air Rescue (S1 Ep1). A rescue crew faces a shark attack and a dangerous fisherman. The drama is straightforward.

Opinion: While not a classic mystery, the suspenseful moments provide a reliable diversion.

Saturday – 07/11 (Sat)

01:50 – The Wrong Daughter (2018). A mysterious daughter returns to a family, sparking suspicion. The twists are engaging.

Opinion: The psychological thriller keeps the tension high and is a one of the better options for the weekend.

Sunday – 08/11 (Sun)

08:00 – Good News on GREAT! Extra (2026). A quick uplifting round‑up of positive stories.

Opinion: A brief, reliable news segment that gives a breather before the next week’s mysteries.

Bottom line: This week offers a solid mix of classic mystery, psychological thrillers and a touch of uplifting news. Whether you’re a long‑time fan or new to the genre, there’s something to keep you on the edge of your seat.