Pulp Panic - A Fiasco Anthology
Jul 15, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 15 segments
In this act, Ben rethinks the gaudy dish that he has built, Elise tries to scrape off the crust that is keeping her isolated, and Sam can smile knowing his art is only a few ingredients away from…
Come on in.
Come on in.
Yeah, Mr.
Waters.
So I stopped by the gallery and your hunch was correct.
The worker there recognized one of our suspects, Mr. Caldwell, of having stopped by a few times in the past month.
And she did seem to recall that he was drawn towards these paintings.
I didn't find anything that brought the case forward, I guess, is my thing.
I'm sorry, Mr.
Waters, but...
No, it's...
I know how I sound.
It just, quite frankly, sir, has nothing to do with this case other than that now I have established one of our suspects was interested in the painting.
Did
you...
Did you collect them? I mean, I took the employee's statements.
The paintings.
No.
Was I supposed to? No.
I just
was hoping.
I'd seen the paintings years before.
Just same artist.
I don't know.
There's something wrong with them.
They've stuck with me since.
You know, they're not common, but they usually...
Some sort of fringe reporter likes to bring them up in an article if they show up in a town.
So I try to keep my eye out.
I don't know.
When the reports came in and I saw the photos of the crime scene, I felt like I'd seen it before.
I'd seen it in a gallery.
It felt like a little patent.
And I just...
I don't know.
Stupid hunch, I know.
It just, it felt like there was a connection.
So if, if there,
we...
So you want me to focus the investigation on Caldwell?
I...
My hunch is telling me that's the direction to go.
All right,
sir.
I can do that.
Thank you.
You're dismissed, sorry.
Have a good weekend.
Take care of yourself, sir.
Thank you.
Leave the door open.
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