Shondaland’s upcoming screwball whodunit welcomes you to the White House.
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Cordelia Cupp has her sketchbook. You have this complete guide.
Plus, the cast and creator answer so many more burning questions.
The Emmy-winning actor cracks the White House caper — with laughs along the way.
Turn your binoculars toward this historic and mysterious character.
Dive into hidden Easter eggs and White House history.
Uzo Aduba stars in an unpredictable whodunit set inside The White House.
132 rooms. 157 suspects. One dead body. One wildly eccentric detective.
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The Wire star was also known for The Residence, Your Honor, and more.
Comedy legend Jane Curtin plays the President’s vodka-loving mother-in-law.
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- Dive into hidden Easter eggs and White House history.
- Comedy legend Jane Curtin plays the President’s vodka-loving mother-in-law.
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Season 1
The Fall of the House of UsherAt a Congressional hearing, the story of a mysterious White House death — and the brilliant detective hired to crack the case — begins to unfold.
Dial M for MurderFrom celebrities and Cabinet members to plumbers and pastry chefs, everyone is in the hot seat as Cordelia conducts interviews.
Knives OutSimmering conflicts in the White House kitchen offer Cordelia a delicious opportunity to uncover clues.
The Last of SheilaIrrepressible butler Sheila has risen from Waffle House to the White House. But her misbehavior at the state dinner arouses Cordelia’s suspicions.
The Trouble with HarryA surprise tip points Cordelia to three of the President's lesser-known housemates: his brother Tripp, his mother-in-law Nan and his top advisor, Harry.
The Third ManAs dawn breaks, Cordelia faces pressure to end the residence’s lockdown. Meanwhile, in the present day, a fresh testimony upends the Senate hearing.
The Adventure of the Engineer's ThumbElsyie, a housekeeper, is the most-liked employee in the residence. But Cordelia suspects there’s more to her than meets the eye.
The Mystery of the Yellow RoomAs the clock ticks down on her investigation, Cordelia is ready to reveal the murderer in the residence — even if she has to do it on the fly.
Recaps
- The Wire star was also known for The Residence, Your Honor, and more.
- Cordelia Cupp has her sketchbook. You have this complete guide.
- The Emmy-winning actor cracks the White House caper — with laughs along the way.
- Comedy legend Jane Curtin plays the President’s vodka-loving mother-in-law.
- Shondaland’s upcoming screwball whodunit welcomes you to the White House.
- Plus, the cast and creator answer so many more burning questions.
- Turn your binoculars toward this historic and mysterious character.
- Dive into hidden Easter eggs and White House history.
- 132 rooms. 157 suspects. One dead body. One wildly eccentric detective.
A screwball whodunit set in the White House- Uzo Aduba stars in an unpredictable whodunit set inside The White House.
It's a star-studded whodunit- And it’s a murder mystery, too.
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