7. Question Period

06/21/24 • 14 min

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After a curious encounter with Doc Bailey, Frenchie visits old Mrs. Wagstaff who lives right beside the arena...and makes a connection that breaks the case wide open!

Content warning: Violence, excessive drinking, unsafe driving...and murder.

Narrator: Tom Goudie

Frenchie: Jeff Tremblay

Announcer: Natalie Antaya

Recording, Mix, Sound Design: Adam Ive

Music: Oliver Wickham

Production: Dana Gadsden

Executive Producer: Steve Gadsden

Artwork: Michel Lang

Created, Written and Directed by Drew Frohmann

Many thanks to Steve Gadsden, Jake Bogoch, Tom Goudie, Michel Lang, Andy Burdenay, Laura Waters, and Adrian Newbould.

Special acknowledgement to Elder Waupoos and Laverne Lewis of the Ojibwe First Nation for their advice and approval.

Sorry About The Murder is a TA2 Original Production and is recorded at TA2 Sound + Music in the Sodom and Gomorrah of Toronto, Ontario.

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After a curious encounter with Doc Bailey, Frenchie visits old Mrs. Wagstaff who lives right beside the arena...and makes a connection that breaks the case wide open!

Content warning: Violence, excessive drinking, unsafe driving...and murder.

Narrator: Tom Goudie

Frenchie: Jeff Tremblay

Announcer: Natalie Antaya

Recording, Mix, Sound Design: Adam Ive

Music: Oliver Wickham

Production: Dana Gadsden

Executive Producer: Steve Gadsden

Artwork: Michel Lang

Created, Written and Directed by Drew Frohmann

Many thanks to Steve Gadsden, Jake Bogoch, Tom Goudie, Michel Lang, Andy Burdenay, Laura Waters, and Adrian Newbould.

Special acknowledgement to Elder Waupoos and Laverne Lewis of the Ojibwe First Nation for their advice and approval.

Sorry About The Murder is a TA2 Original Production and is recorded at TA2 Sound + Music in the Sodom and Gomorrah of Toronto, Ontario.

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6. Paying In Chiclets

Frenchie and Chieficer Dougie pay a visit to the infamous Mackie Sextuplets, the toughest family in Beavermount. And learns about a clandestine ice time racket that grows the suspect list even more...

Content warning: Violence, excessive drinking, unsafe driving...and murder.

Narrator: Tom Goudie

Frenchie: Jeff Tremblay

Announcer: Natalie Antaya

Recording, Mix, Sound Design: Adam Ive

Music: Oliver Wickham

Production: Dana Gadsden

Executive Producer: Steve Gadsden

Artwork: Michel Lang

Created, Written and Directed by Drew Frohmann

Many thanks to Steve Gadsden, Jake Bogoch, Tom Goudie, Michel Lang, Andy Burdenay, Laura Waters, and Adrian Newbould.

Special acknowledgement to Elder Waupoos and Laverne Lewis of the Ojibwe First Nation for their advice and approval.

Sorry About The Murder is a TA2 Original Production and is recorded at TA2 Sound + Music in the Sodom and Gomorrah of Toronto, Ontario.

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8. SEASON FINALE: Best Served Cold

In the explosive Season Finale, Frenchie springs a trap to expose the real killer...but can he solve the murder in time to ready the ice for tonight’s hockey game??

Content warning: Violence, excessive drinking, unsafe driving...and murder.

Narrator: Tom Goudie

Frenchie: Jeff Tremblay

Announcer: Natalie Antaya

Recording, Mix, Sound Design: Adam Ive

Music: Oliver Wickham

Production: Dana Gadsden

Executive Producer: Steve Gadsden

Artwork: Michel Lang

Created, Written and Directed by Drew Frohmann

Many thanks to Steve Gadsden, Jake Bogoch, Tom Goudie, Michel Lang, Andy Burdenay, Laura Waters, and Adrian Newbould.

Special acknowledgement to Elder Waupoos and Laverne Lewis of the Ojibwe First Nation for their advice and approval.