33 episodes
Up The Creek: A Jonathan Creek Podcast RKG
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5.0 • 21 Ratings
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Every great Jonathan Creek episode consists of three parts or acts: The Effect, The Method, and The Reveal. There’s also a fair amount of grot, things that really shouldn’t be said anymore, and one of television’s most enduring romances.
Join Gav Murphy and Daniel Krupa as they break down all 32 episodes of Jonathan Creek, the classic British TV show about a magician’s assistant who solves impossible crimes, which they watched religiously as kids (and now, as adults).
Up The Creek is the definitive Jonathan Creek companion.
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Ranking Every Jonathan Creek Episode
Here's what we've been building towards - the DEFINITIVE ranking of every Jonathan Creek episode.
If you'd like to see how our lists matched up, you can have a look here:
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Thanks to everyone for their support these last few months, we've had a fantastic time. Fingers crossed that one day we'll be back to talk about a new Jonathan Creek series. -
Daemons' Roost
Jonathan Creek tackles his final mysterious case, and along the way, says goodbye to the past. Originally broadcast on 28 December, 2016.
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The Curse of the Bronze Lamp
Jonathan and Polly receive clues from "a leading solutions analyst" (whatever that is), and also have to dispose of a dead body in a bathtub. Originally broadcast on 14 March, 2014.
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The Sinner and the Sandman
Jonathan and Polly spend some time on the local council and relive some family trauma. Originally broadcast on 7 March, 2014.
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The Letters of Septimus Noone
Jonathan and Polly are pulled into the impossible crime when a leading lady of a West End musical is found dead inside her locked dressing room. Originally broadcast on 28 February, 2014.
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The Clue of the Savant's Thumb
Jonathan and Joey investigate a locked study, a missing body, and we get a very different version of Jonathan Creek. Originally broadcast on 1 April, 2013
Customer Reviews
Engaging and funny
The presenters obviously love the show, the character and the subject matter, but are appropriately irreverent and enjoy picking on its flaws, which grow and grow as the series goes on. A great listen.
I really won’t forgive these guys for getting me to watch the last season or so, though: it is appalling.
Truly magical and I don’t mean wizardly
I was an eight years old the first time I glimpsed a scene from Jonathan Creek. Looking over the stair banister at my grandma’s house in the Lake District. I remember bricking it at seeing someone on the screen bricking themselves up inside a bomb shelter. Since then, I had always been fascinated by the show but never got around to really sinking my teeth into it, bar the re-runs on tele. Thanks to the boys at RKG, I get to watch the series along with some mates, graph paper in hand and a Corona at the ready.
This podcast is truly brilliant and was everything I hoping for. Journey into the wonder of magic and mystery, filled with nostalgia, hilarity, and a whole lot of GROT. It’s a must listen! and if you’re new to RKG, welcome Micheals! You’re in for a wild ride.
Micheal
Micheal