Mystery

'Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries' Season 3, Episode 7 Recap: "Game Set Murder"

Ani Bundel

15 Aug 2020 — 5 min read

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries only has two episodes left in its final season, so Hugh is back, with a promotion to Senior Constable. Just in time too, as this week begins on the tennis court locker rooms, where someone adds a spider to the shoe of a lady's tennis whites.

As one would expect, the spider does not take kindly to being worn. Not to worry, it's Phryne's tourney, held at Prudence's house. (She's vacated for the week, as she hates ball sports, and I believe there's a rule Miriam Margolyes can't be in back to back episodes.) Phryne's not alone when the body is found, her cousin Stanley Burrows (Jeremy Lindsay Taylor) and his new wife Constance (Lauren Williams) are here to play.

Burn: I'm getting sick of toffs acting holier-than-thou when they should be thanking me for exposure.

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