For twelve seasons, British actress Angela Lansbury has delighted audiences around the world with her portrayal on the small screen. Jessica Fletcher, a former English teacher turned bestselling detective novelist, finds herself solving real-life crime investigations. This was evident in the cult series Arabesque, which aired from 1984 to 1996 on CBS.
Before Angela Lansbury died on Tuesday, we tell you how the Arabesque series that brought the actress international fame ended. So we’re looking in the rearview mirror at May 19, 1996, the date the show’s 264th and final episode aired, titled, ironically, A place for young people (Death by Demography in the original version).
In episode 264 of Arabesque, Jessica Fletcher investigates a murder that took place at a California radio station, the victim being a manager who decided to disrupt a music show. The host is immediately suspected, but the heroine decides to conduct a deeper investigation and eventually, as always, finds the culprit. Whose identity we will not reveal clearly here!
It is worth noting that after this last episode, the beautiful story of Angela Lansbury with Arabesque will not end completely, which brings great satisfaction to her fans. Four television movies in which the actor would find his iconic role would actually see the light of day between 1997 and 2003.
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