Get Your Creek On: A Podcast About Jonathan Creek Get Your Creek On

The wrap-up episode!

After 26 in-depth analyses, this final chapter of the pod runs through the final five Creeks and explains why they aren’t being covered.

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A house vanishes into the ether. A man dies without cause on his own front lawn. A woman falls to her death but later wanders into a field. All inexplicable… right?

Joey and Jonathan have a list of weird stuff as long your arm to solve in this Easter special.

While that’s all happening, Adam Klaus repeatedly falls victim to internet mischief makers.

People have disappeared from a locked attic room in the middle of the night on several occasions over many years. But how?

The house may belong to a magician, but perhaps it’s his creepy old mother on whom suspicion should fall…

Meanwhile, Klausy has decided to plunge a load of cash into the emerging world of 3D porn.

A priceless porcelain statue disappears into thin air despite being under the watchful eye of three museum guards. Impossible, surely?

Suspicion falls on the curator and her daughter, who may or may not have hidden the coveted figurine in the woods behind their house.

Elsewhere, Adam has apparently hypnotised an old woman beyond return, and deals with the matter by going on a low-rent reality show.

An esteemed police officer is photographed sneering at a hanged woman, but denies being a murderer.

Chewing gum in a plant pot, walnuts sown into pyjamas and a bible in a wooden box are among the strange clues to consider.

Meanwhile, Adam is channelling (i.e. ripping off) David Blaine for attention.

When a paranormal investigator drowns his sorrows and then, accidentally, himself, it makes no sense; after all, his lover had just given him some great news.

He appears to then contact her from beyond his watery grave, which is astonishingly inexplicabe. Unless you’re Jonathan Creek, who somehow makes it… explicable.

Meanwhile, Adam is on a quest to prove his diversity awareness, largely because it could help him get his end away.