Josh and Charlotte surprise each other by agreeing that this Christie thriller is an underrated masterpiece. Plus, Zak and Charlotte receive an assignment from Kenny B. that will test their under cover skills.
We get evil in this episode discussing this well known beach read and it's fantastic adaptation. And Josh and Zak go head to head in a rapid fire mystery game full of thrills and chills.
Josh and Charlotte share their predictions for the upcoming adaptation of Death On the Nile. You got something to hide, (you accuse me of murder?) shoulda hidden it shouldn't you (YOU LIE IN MY FACE!).
In the shocking conclusion to Zak's second game, Ginger and Jimmy sneak in to a guarded facility, meet Dip Heinsdale the friendly conspiracy theorist and find themselves far, far from Brentwood, OK. This episode is sponsored by FATCO. Visit FATCO.com and use our code: DDTT for 15% off.
Ginger the figure skater and Jimmy Buffett the Sith Lord investigate a mysterious meteor crash in a small unassuming town. They visit a mayor up for reelection, a diner stuck in a time loop, a pack of gambling dogs and a man who may or may not have been abducted by aliens. There's no one that Ginger won't offend and Jimmy won't sing to. But something isn't quite right here. Can this duo work together long enough to solve the mystery? This episode is sponsored by FATCO. Visit FATCO.com and use ou...
Zak is back with another amazing RPG. Before all the fun and games, he needs to lay down the rules (twice, since Charlotte was redecorating her home the first time) of this new universe he's created. A god complex, perhaps? You decide. Josh and Charlotte introduce their new characters. Can Freddy Fingers and Ben Gates from National Treasure 2: Book Of Secrets be topped? Can Zak keep his sanity? And can Charlotte understand the rules. Maybe. Perhaps. No.
This book may be the most complicated Christie mystery to date, but this episode may be even more complex! Why does Charlotte compete with elderly people at grocery stores? What happens when Miss Marple orders a pizza? And why is Zak so quiet? What is he plotting? This episode is sponsored by Obvi! Start your journey to glowing skin, luscious hair, strong nails and joint support by visiting tryobvi.com!
In our longest episode yet, Zak writes an unforgettable essay while Josh and Charlotte discuss essays on Agatha Christie. And in a new choose your own adventure game, Zak and Charlotte try their hands at marketing and realize that Josh may have some issues to work out
Is decaf coffee really that bad? Does Zak have a knack for black out poetry? And can Josh live up to his new school year resolution? Find out in this episode that also analyzes Agatha's Christie's 1940 sophisticated character study: Sad Cypress. Should Poirot be in it? Is the sandwich paste scene the greatest Christie scene? And did she whiff the ending? Find out in...oh, wait.
Who is the murderer? Find out in the shocking conclusion of Agatha Christie’s Death in the Cards
DDTT tests the loyalty of its fan base by forcing them to listen to them play a card game. Not so fast, you fiend!
Zak discusses the cinematic masterpiece ‘And then there were None’ Lego, before joining the first biannual DDTT Olympics
The hosts are back in their 50th episode! And they’re discussing Christie’s masterpiece And then there were None.
The hosts discuss boneless wings, Doctor Who at length, while touching briefly on a book written by Agatha Christie
The hosts discuss a book featuring a giant shnoz, the cleanliness of Zak’s apartment, and a case of mistaken identity.
Zak and Joshua discuss the second episode of Kevin Can Wait in which Kevin tries to rearrange his home and Kendra voices a complaint about Chale’s manliness
The truth is finally revealed when officer Timothy Tibbens employs the James method in his ongoing investigation into the mysterious death of DDTT’s former agent Danny Shaybalm
Zak discusses the movie version of this book and his investment in the romance subplot.
Warning: We pretty much spoil this one right off the bat. Everyone is singing the praises of this Christie book, even Zak has something to say! Find out: what makes this book so beloved, what character changed Josh and Zak’s life (even meriting a YAS QUEEN) and is Charlotte crushing on Dracula?
The hosts act out an abridged version of Agatha Christie’s play: Appointment with Death
The hosts discuss a novel with TWO terrible movie adaptations, Zak and Charlotte reveal their psychopathic tendencies and Charlotte describes her rich and complex heritage.
In the shocking conclusion to Zak’s immersive table top mystery game, the two detectives battle for the sealed envelope, we learn a little about dolphin care, and find out what Gerard’s greatest secret really is
Zak created an immersive tabletop game in which Freddy Fingers (Charlotte) and Ben Gates from National Treasure 2 Book of Secrets (Josh) must find a stolen envelope. The catch? They can never know what’s inside, and they have very different plans on what to do with it.
We take a break from discussing Christie, and Zak picks up the torch to discuss what he loves more than anything else. Kevin James and his short lived sitcom, Kevin Can Wait. Listen to him and guest Joshua discuss the pilot of the much missed television masterpiece.
Wine Moms! On this episode of DDTT, the hosts have a very different view of Christie’s novel with some of the worst titles. And they delve into a masterpiece game that could only be thought up by the brilliant Charlotte. Shrimp crackers, eat your heart out!
Officer Tibbens reveals more about his past while investigating in Danny Shaybalm’s apartment and interrogating his old business partner.
The hosts tackle four stories by the Queen of Crime, receive a mysterious package from their deceased manager and learn that Charlotte has become the master of segues.
Agent Timothy Tibbens sets out to solve the case that has captivated the nation.
The hosts reunite on a journey through ancient Egypt. And discover a shocking tragedy has occurred right under their very noses
We discuss another great Christie book with special guest Phoebe and a pop in from our agent Danny Shaybalm. Happy Retirement!
