What is Michael Cyril Creighton's idea for a "Only Murders in the Building" spinoff?

Creighton envisions a spinoff starring his character, Howard Morris, where he travels around the country with his dog, selling mysteries, and the main trio occasionally makes guest appearances.

How does Creighton feel about his character, Howard Morris, in the main "Only Murders in the Building" series?

Creighton admits that he suspects his own character "every single season," though he hasn't been the murderer (at least not yet).

What are some of the plot holes and theories that the "Only Murders in the Building" cast members discuss?

The cast members swap theories about who poisoned Oliver's dog and who wrote the letter on Jan's door, with some fans speculating that Howard could be an overarching antagonist in the series.

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"Only Murders" Star Teases Spinoff Featuring Beloved Character

20 Oct

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Summary

Actor Michael Cyril Creighton envisions a spinoff starring Howard Morris
Creighton suspects his character every season but hasn't been the murderer (yet)
Cast members swap theories about the show's plot holes and potential antagonist

"Only Murders" Star Teases Spinoff Featuring Beloved Character

According to Michael Cyril Creighton, the actor who portrays Howard Morris on the hit Hulu series "Only Murders in the Building," a spinoff starring his character is a distinct possibility. Creighton, 46, has already envisioned the concept in his mind, with the idea of Howard traveling around the country with his dog, selling mysteries. The actor even suggests that the trio of Mabel Mora (Selena Gomez), Oliver Putnam (Martin Short), and Charles Haden-Savage (Steve Martin) could make occasional guest appearances.

While Creighton initially imagined the spinoff as an animated series, he is now open to the idea of Howard's global travels being depicted in live-action. The actor remains hopeful that this potential project will come to fruition in the years to come.