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A rare stamp complicates PushingUpRoses' Murder, She Wrote revisit

An altered postage stamp supplies the clue in an October recap that remains the channel's busiest video during an upload-free week.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

That Time Jess Went to JAIL on Murder, She WroteThat Time Jess Went to JAIL on Murder, She Wrote

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  1. 0:42The episode's cold open puts a fleeing suspect in Jessica Fletcher's car.
  2. 3:08Jessica lands in a cell with Veronica after the sergeant refuses to believe her identity.
  3. 4:57Grady arrives to identify Jessica, but follows instructions to deny knowing her.
  4. 8:00Jessica discovers an altered rare postage stamp inside a postcard tucked into the victim's book.
  5. 10:48Jessica's explanation of the mystery arrives here.

Grady Fletcher arrives to identify his aunt at the police station, then denies ever having seen her. Help, in PushingUpRoses' version of Murder, She Wrote, comes with complications.

No new uploads arrived this week, leaving the retro-TV shelf to do the work. "That Time Jess Went to JAIL on Murder, She Wrote" remains the channel's busiest video by daily views, now with roughly 171,000 views altogether. The recap follows "J.B.. as in Jailbird," where Jessica's arrest opens onto a tangled espionage plot. Grady's denial is meant to keep her safely in custody; meanwhile, Jessica finds an altered rare stamp inside a postcard tucked into the dead man's book. Even behind bars, Angela Lansbury's mystery writer has evidence to examine.

The detective theme extends through the other uploads drawing the most daily attention: "Murder, She Wrote Has The Worst Detectives" and the much older "The WORST Episode of Murder, She Wrote (Allegedly)." This is familiar territory for the channel, whose most-watched regular upload is another excursion into the show's stranger plotting, "That Time Murder, She Wrote Went Off the Rails."

Subscribers held steady, while the channel added about 59,000 views over the week. Daily viewing is below its usual level. Among nearby TV-and-film commentary channels, Double Toasted and Dominic Noble had substantially busier weeks; Full Fat Videos and The Flick Pick were quieter than PushingUpRoses. Here, Jessica's improbable casework supplied the week's continuity without a new episode of commentary.

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Subscribers
350,000
Channel views, last 7 days
58,584
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The numbers

Here is how PushingUpRoses' audience and archive viewing moved this week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
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172,311
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87,242
subscribers
350,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
65,332,765
views per day
8,411
typical day: 10,318
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401,000
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As of November 8, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
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