There’s been a murder and we’re joining San Francisco P.I. Candy Matson to find the solution to “The Cable Car Case!” When a shopping trip puts Candy on the same cable car as a murder victim, our sharp-witted heroine sees a chance to earn a few bucks if she can solve the crime before the police. How was the murder even possible in such a crowded space? Will Candy’s investigation put her in the killer’s crosshairs? Will anyone in San Francisco still be sober enough to care about the solution? Listen for yourself and find out! Then vote and let us know what you think!
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A classic. ‘Nuff said
Monty Masters was clearly taking notes when he listened to “Pat Novak, for Hire.”
This was a lot of fun. Just rating it on the merits of its detective-story plot, it would be pretty poor, but the dialogue was so entertaining that the plot didn’t matter much. I can’t call it a timeless classic, but it gets a solid “It stands the test of time.”
I agree, Dave. It was also a lot of fun to listen to the MORLS talk and laugh about it afterward too.
If y’all want to hear more of whatever genre Candy inhabits, queue up a few Vincent Price episodes of The Saint.