The After-Dinner Mysteries

October. 18,2011 NR

Rating：

7.1

Genre：

Comedy Mystery

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Trailer Synopsis

"The After-Dinner Mysteries" is a daring mystery with unique characters, play on words and witty conversations. Reiko Hosho is the only daughter to the CEO of a major enterprise, "Hosho Group," known worldwide. Hiding her true identity behind her day time job as a rookie police officer, Reiko comes home to Kageyama, her butler whenever she is faced with a complex case. Being a perfectionist, Kageyama is flawless when it comes to serving meals full course from hors d'oeuvre to dessert. He sharply points out the lack of reasoning on Reiko's side by making cutting remarks, but keeping the comment a fine line away from being offensive.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 2011

10 Episode

Episode 1 - Please remove your shoes at a crime scene

October. 18,2011

Kageyama and Reiko solve the mystery of a young woman's mysterious murder in her own apartment, seemingly without any traces of forced entry.

Episode 2 - How do you fancy some deadly wine?

October. 25,2011

Kageyama and Reiko solve the mystery of a man's apparent suicide by poison.

Episode 3 - Please be careful of infidelity

October. 31,2011

Episode 4 - The bride is inside the locked room

November. 01,2011

Episode 5 - Do you require an alibi

November. 15,2011

Episode 6 - The beautiful roses are murderous

November. 22,2011

Episode 7 - After committing murder please do not forget to take your hat

November. 29,2011

Episode 8 - Welcome to the murderous party

December. 06,2011

Episode 9 - Here is the message from the deceased on this holy night

December. 13,2011

Episode 10 - Here is the message from the deceased on this holy night

December. 20,2011

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