Only Murders In The Building Behind The Scenes

The Arconia's Secrets: More Than Just Murder?

Okay, let's be real. We all love Only Murders In The Building. But have you ever wondered what really goes on when the cameras aren't rolling?

I have some… thoughts. Maybe even some slightly controversial opinions.

First off, let's talk about Oliver Putnam's dip. Is it actually good? Or are Steve Martin and Martin Short just being polite?

I suspect the latter. It looks… questionable. Like something you'd find at a potluck from 1978.

Maybe the secret ingredient is murder. Okay, kidding (mostly).

Then there's Mabel Mora's amazing wardrobe. Seriously, where does she find those coats?

My unpopular opinion? She raids a vintage store specifically curated for quirky millennials solving crimes. It's the only logical explanation.

I bet Selena Gomez gets to keep some of those outfits. Lucky duck.

And what about Charles-Haden Savage's Brazzos reboot? Did anyone actually watch it?

Honestly, I'm not convinced it exists outside of the show. It feels like a fever dream from the 80s that only Charles remembers.

Maybe Steve Martin secretly loves mullets and trench coats. You never know!

Let's not forget the Arconia. That building is practically a character itself.

I wouldn't be surprised if it was actually haunted. All those secret passages and hidden rooms? Creepy.

Imagine filming late at night in that place. I'd be terrified!

I bet the cast and crew are constantly pulling pranks on each other. Can you imagine Martin Short trying to hide Selena Gomez's phone?

Or Steve Martin replacing Oliver's dip with something even more… interesting?

The blooper reel must be gold. Pure comedic gold.

The show's celebrity cameos are always a highlight. But let's be honest, are they just lining them up to be the next victim?

My unpopular opinion? I kind of hope so. It's deliciously morbid. Like a celebrity death pool, but with way better writing.

Just kidding! (Mostly.) But seriously, who's next?

Finally, the podcast. Is it as good as they think it is?

Probably not. But that's part of the charm. They're enthusiastic amateurs, fumbling their way through true crime.

And honestly, that's way more relatable than a perfectly polished true crime podcast. We all make mistakes, even when solving murders.

So, there you have it. My slightly-unhinged, behind-the-scenes musings on Only Murders In The Building.

Do you agree? Disagree? Let me know!

Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go make some dip. Hopefully it won't be deadly.