This show, while having an interesting promise, needs more development before I feel it can be truly great. While the idea of an improvised murder mystery is fun, the format left a lot to be desired. It was too unstructured, and felt that the performers hadn't experimented to see what sort of plot lines they could successfully pull off. The audience was asked to provide far to many prompts, making each scene a mess of trying to fit as much connection in as possible. Often times the performers would deny the others offer, or push it into areas that were seemingly uncomfortable for the other. There was a timer mechanic that was not properly used, but I'm unsure how it would have mattered even if it had worked properly. At the end the audience is asked to vote between two suspects who both didn't really have any motivations for the murder, and thus the audience chose the funnier of the two. There wasn't an arrest scene, and the show just ended after.

I feel like instead of having two performers being both the investigators and the actors in the scenes, it would be better served by a third improviser playing both the role of a sole investigator and being a moderator for the other two improvisers, helping drive and sculpt the scenes. It would have made for a more cohesive performance.