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Black Jack Justice - Season Two by Decoder Ring Theatre
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Decoder Ring Theatre proudly returns to Podiobooks for our second season of full-cast audio adventure with Black Jack Justice! Join Jack Justice and Trixie Dixon, Girl Detective for six all-new hardboiled mysteries in the tradition of Radio's Golden Age. Wear your hat just so and chew a gaudy metaphor in the middle of the day with each of these self-contained mysteries.
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Chapters
| Title | Description | Date Created |
| Episode 1– The Purloined Format Caper (13.49 MB) | Is Jack and Trixie's new client dragon lady or ingenue? In either case, can they get their paws on a ten thousand dollar marker held by a shady underworld type before her wedding march turns funeral dirge? If so, can they do it without strangling each other? And just for an extra kick, can they pull all of this off while paying loving tribute to one of the greatest detective shows in old-time radio?!? Find out as they crack the case of The Purloined Format Caper! | Jun 30, 2007 |
| Episode 2 – The Trouble With Doubles (10.56 MB) | Jack's been slumming it in sunny Florida, enjoying the fresh air and sunshine all in the name of thirty-five dollars a day (plus expenses). Trixie's been in their palatial offices, enjoying the No Jack. Five days later they're flush, reunited and on a divorce case... all's right with the world, right? Wrong. If everything's sunny, who's the crazy on the rooftop with the high-powered rifle, and why is he gunning for our gumshoes? Looks like they'll have to find out in a hurry... or they and the client Jack was standing in for are all about to learn... The Trouble With Doubles! | Jun 30, 2007 |
| Episode 3 – How Much is that Gumshoe in the Window? (12.94 MB) | They say that every dog will have his day, and that might be true - but there are always consequences to be faced afterwards. Jack and Trixie could swear to that; after seventeen consecutive divorce cases they're starting to go a little squirrely. What they really need is an honest to goodness puzzle to walk through the door. A little murder, a little mayhem... maybe a nice kidnapping just to break up the monotony. Be careful what you wish for... | Jun 30, 2007 |
| Episode 4 – The Beefsteak Botheration (12.87 MB) | To say that Jack and Trixie were surprised to get a call from Braithwaites, the biggest spit-and-polish detective agency in town, was putting it mildly. But to be invited to dine with the Gentleman Detective himself at his Club? That's just downright shocking - or at least very very suspicious. But if Big Larry Braithwaite thinks he can con Jack Justice into taking a train wreck of a case off his hands by stuffing our hero so full of prime rib that he can't see straight... well... yeah, that'll probably work. | Jun 30, 2007 |
| Episode 5 – Palookaville Express (12.09 MB) | Jack and Trixie's new client is a truly impressive side of beef, if the girl detective does say so herself. A prizefighter on his way to the top, until some shady types decide it might be best if he were to lose his next match... or else. Now its up to our heroes to find out who's in back of the scheme and if this is a fight they can win... or will they all get their tickets punched for the Palookaville Express? | Jun 30, 2007 |
| Episode 6 – Mixed Blessings (11.46 MB) | Friends can sometimes be a pain in the you-know-where, but you'd sure be sunk without 'em. When Freddie the Finger has a deal turn south on him, it's only natural that he turn to his ol' pal Jackie. But with the Girl Detective still miffed over an unpaid bill, things get a little complicated. To say nothing of the corpse, or the strong possibility of more just like it. Yes sir, friends can be real Mixed Blessings at times... | Jun 30, 2007 |