If you loved the cozy mystery charm of 'Murder, She Baked: A Chocolate Chip Cookie Mystery' (2015), you're in for a treat! This article highlights 10 similar movies and shows that blend crime-solving with small-town warmth, delicious baked goods, and engaging whodunits. Whether you're a fan of lighthearted mysteries or crave more culinary crime-solving adventures, these picks will satisfy your appetite for suspense and sweetness.

Hart to Hart (1979)
Description: A stylish mystery series with a wealthy, glamorous couple who solve crimes, blending romance, humor, and suspense.
Fact: The show was known for its witty banter between the leads and its luxurious settings. It was created by Sidney Sheldon, the famed novelist.


Murder, She Wrote (1984)
Description: Features a clever, amateur sleuth who solves crimes in a small community, combining light-hearted charm with intricate whodunit plots.
Fact: Angela Lansbury's character, Jessica Fletcher, became an iconic figure in detective fiction. The show ran for 12 seasons and remains a beloved classic.


Matlock (1986)
Description: Centers on a folksy yet sharp-witted attorney who solves cases with a mix of legal expertise and Southern charm, often uncovering the truth in dramatic courtroom scenes.
Fact: Andy Griffith's portrayal of Ben Matlock made him a TV icon. The show was known for its blend of humor and courtroom drama.


Midsomer Murders (1997)
Description: A long-running British mystery series set in picturesque villages, where dark secrets and murders lurk beneath the idyllic surface.
Fact: Known for its high body count and quirky characters, the show has aired over 20 seasons. It's based on the books by Caroline Graham.


The Good Witch (2008)
Description: A cozy mystery with a small-town setting and a charming protagonist who solves mysteries while maintaining a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Fact: Originally a TV movie, it spawned a successful series of sequels and a long-running TV show. The lead character, Cassie Nightingale, is known for her mystical charm and problem-solving skills.


Columbo (1971)
Description: A unique take on the detective genre, focusing on the meticulous unraveling of crimes by a seemingly disheveled but brilliant detective.
Fact: Columbo's iconic catchphrase, 'Just one more thing,' became legendary. The show popularized the 'howcatchem' format, where the audience knows the culprit from the start.


Agatha Christie's Marple (2004)
Description: A classic whodunit series featuring an elderly spinster with a keen eye for detail, solving crimes in quaint English villages.
Fact: Based on Agatha Christie's beloved character, Miss Marple. The series has featured various actresses in the titular role, each bringing their own interpretation to the character.


Death in Paradise (2011)
Description: A lighthearted detective series set on a tropical island, blending murder mysteries with humor and stunning scenery.
Fact: The show has featured multiple lead detectives over its run, each bringing their own unique style to solving crimes. It's filmed on the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe.


Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (2012)
Description: A stylish, period detective series featuring a bold, independent female sleuth who solves crimes in 1920s Melbourne, combining glamour with sharp investigative skills.
Fact: Based on the Phryne Fisher book series by Kerry Greenwood. The show is celebrated for its vibrant costumes and feminist themes.


Signed, Sealed, Delivered (2014)
Description: Blends mystery with heartfelt storytelling, focusing on a team that solves mysteries tied to lost mail, often uncovering emotional and personal stories.
Fact: The series was created by Martha Williamson, known for her work on 'Touched by an Angel.' It emphasizes themes of hope, redemption, and human connection.
