We’re spending this Christmas with Candy Matson! This episode, entitled “Jack Frost,” features Candy on the case of a missing assistant to a department store Santa, Jack Frost! When the man who played Jack turns up dead, she needs to call in some festive help from her friend Rembrandt Watson! Who would want to kill Jack Frost? What important question will Detective Mallard ask Candy? Can Eric explain the sports jokes to his co-hosts? Listen for yourself and find out! Then vote and let us know what you think!
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I think the dialogue Eric was trying to remember at the end was:
“How do you do, Miss Matson? Allow me to introduce myself.”
“Allowed.”
I would be delighted if Monty Masters used the [historical figure known by a single name] [common last name] template in other episodes that featured people in Rembrandt Watson’s circle.
Having grown up on the West Coast, and being a bit of sport history buff, I can inform you the San Francisco Seals were part of the Pacific Coast League in the 50’s along with such luminous minor league teams as the Seattle Raniers, Portland Beavers, Oakland Oaks and Hollywood Stars. Far from a semi-pro team, the Seals produced some exceptional talent. including Joe DiMaggio.