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Very well done parody of those I-saw-a-murder-but-no-one-believes-me stories. The early episodes are driven by the mystery elements but the cliches and goofiness begin to pile up. Funny, but subtly so, at least in the beginning, then more outrageous from the fifth episode on. For me, the tonal shift occurred with the appearance of the ventriloquist dummy. But it works as a thriller, too, as a good parody should.