You know, I saw the original Cavalcade of Mysteries as a child.
I can't imagine you small and harmless.
Well I was definitely small…
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries · Season 3
You know, I saw the original Cavalcade of Mysteries as a child.
I can't imagine you small and harmless.
Well I was definitely small…
[DI Robinson has left the autopsy room in a huff.]
What have you done to him?
[technically telling the truth] Stood him up for another man.
[skeptical] Oh come on. Cough up.
Men. Can't live without them, you can't hit them with an axe.
I have nowhere to lay my head tonight.
I'm entertaining.
And you'll barely know i'm here. Unless you'd like some male company, Prudence.
I'm redecorating!
Jack! I was going to explain last night, but you were in no fit state.
You assaulted me.
My father assaulted you. Well, his nerve tonic assaulted you first, but none of it was planned.
Who put me in pyjamas?
Mr Butler, of course. After I undressed you.
You have any idea what this appliance was?
I have a fast developing theory. Given what Dot reported on the victim’s neurosis, Doctor Samuels’ controversial reputation, and the victim’s lack of underwear, I’d say an electrical massager.
A what?
A... vibrating machine with a range of applications. [Jack still looks confused.] To various, sometimes delicate parts of the body.
Oh! Oh, that sort of electrical massager.
Oh? Do you know what we’re looking for? Have you seen one before?
[He nods and then shakes his head slightly.] I was once ordered to raid a brothel in Chinatown that employed all manner of interesting devices.
Now that’s a tale I haven’t heard.
I confess I failed to understand the point of most of them.
I have a friend who can enlighten you. [She nods towards Phryne and smiles.]
It was during my cadetship. The whole establishment made a lasting impression.
Mr Freud would be terrible interested in that.
I’m quite interested myself.
So, what exactly are we looking for, sir?
We’ll discuss that later, Constable.
Oh, good. Brilliant scientist, talented musician, dashingly handsome and an Ottoman prince.
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