On Location, TV Drama Murder Case - Revision history

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	<spoiler>Conan notices that some of the words are dry while others are wet, revealing the dry message to spell "Attractive Man" (ニマイメ, Nimaime) which refers to Shingo Nachi, one of the actors. Shingo reveals he changed the message to avoid being suspected of murdering Anzai. Conan discovers the name was altered to frame Shingo and that the real name is under Shingo's. As Sleeping Kogoro, Conan reveals that the name left by Anzai is "Mame" (マメ), from "Mamegaki" (マメガキ), thus revealing '''Taeko Mamegaki''' to be the murderer. He reveals that when Taeko killed Anzai, she didn't notice his dying message. When her fiancée, Yuji Shimazaki, was searching for her, he discovered Anzai's corpse and his dying message, so he changed it to frame Shingo, since he was another victim of Anzai's blackmail, and also disguised himself as Anzai to alter the estimated time of death.		<spoiler>Conan notices that some of the words are dry while others are wet, revealing the dry message to spell "Attractive Man" (ニマイメ, Nimaime) which refers to Shingo Nachi, one of the actors. Shingo reveals he changed the message to avoid being suspected of murdering Anzai. Conan discovers the name was altered to frame Shingo and that the real name is under Shingo's. As Sleeping Kogoro, Conan reveals that the name left by Anzai is "Mame" (マメ), from "Mamegaki" (マメガキ), thus revealing '''Taeko Mamegaki''' to be the murderer. He reveals that when Taeko killed Anzai, she didn't notice his dying message. When her fiancée, Yuji Shimazaki, was searching for her, he discovered Anzai's corpse and his dying message, so he changed it to frame Shingo, since he was another victim of Anzai's blackmail, and also disguised himself as Anzai to alter the estimated time of death.

	== Motive ==		===== Motive =====
	Taeko confesses and reveals that she accidentally murdered Anzai in a fight because he had blackmailed her about her past. She reveals that she had once been in a bad place and had hung out with Anzai and his gang during her high school days. She also reveals that she had indirectly caused the robbery of her grandfather's shrine as Anzai and his gang were the ones responsible for committing the robbery in the first place, which in turn caused the shrine's supervisor, Sugiyama, to commit suicide. Taeko wanted to tell her grandfather the truth, but after Sugiyama committed suicide, she panicked, believing it was all her fault, leaving her with an immense amount of guilt.		Taeko confesses and reveals that she accidentally murdered Anzai in a fight because he had blackmailed her about her past. She reveals that she had once been in a bad place and had hung out with Anzai and his gang during her high school days. She also reveals that she had indirectly caused the robbery of her grandfather's shrine as Anzai and his gang were the ones responsible for committing the robbery in the first place, which in turn caused the shrine's supervisor, Sugiyama, to commit suicide. Taeko wanted to tell her grandfather the truth, but after Sugiyama committed suicide, she panicked, believing it was all her fault, leaving her with an immense amount of guilt.

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Trivia

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* This is the first screenplay written by the fourth generation director, [[Koujin Ochi]], in the ''Detective Conan'' anime.		* This is the first screenplay written by the fourth generation director, [[Koujin Ochi]], in the ''Detective Conan'' anime, and also the first episode without a post credits' scene.
	* Kogoro watches the completed TV drama in [[The Black Wings of Icarus]]<sup>(ep 203-204)</sup>.		* Kogoro watches the completed TV drama in [[The Black Wings of Icarus]]<sup>(ep 203-204)</sup>.
	* The Shrine Supervisor's name in the Funimation dub, Stoddard, is likely an homage to Mark Stoddard, the Funimation dub voice actor for Inspector Megure.		* The Shrine Supervisor's name in the Funimation dub, Stoddard, is likely an homage to Mark Stoddard, the Funimation dub voice actor for Inspector Megure.

Jekyll at 09:22, 2 September 2026

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	\| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]])		\| solved-by = [[Kogoro Mouri]] (via [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]])
	\| next-conan-hint = Fu dog <br> Wristwatch '''(Remastered version)'''		\| next-conan-hint = Fu dog <br> Wristwatch '''(Remastered version)'''
	\| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] <br> [[Akira Kamiya]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] <br> [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] <br> [[Yuri Amano]] as [[Yoko Okino]] <br> [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] <br> [[Takehito Koyasu]] as Shingo Nachi <br> [[Hikaru Miyata]] as [[Taketoshi Gondo]] <br> [[Mitsuki Yayoi]] as Taeko Mamegaki <br> [[Etsuo Yokobori]] as Yuji Shimazaki <br> [[Issei Futamata]] as Morio Anzai <br> [[Eiji Maruyama]] as Kyusaku Mamegaki <br> [[Kazuya Ichijo]] as [[Eiichi Yamagishi (character)\|Eiichi Yamagishi]] <br> [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)\|Wataru Takagi]] as Forensics officer (Uncredited: [[Wataru Takagi]], Next Conan's Hint) <br> [[Yukiko Iwai]] as ~~Mrs. Nakai~~		\| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] <br> [[Akira Kamiya]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] <br> [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] <br> [[Yuri Amano]] as [[Yoko Okino]] <br> [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] <br> [[Takehito Koyasu]] as Shingo Nachi <br> [[Hikaru Miyata]] as [[Taketoshi Gondo]] <br> [[Mitsuki Yayoi]] as Taeko Mamegaki <br> [[Etsuo Yokobori]] as Yuji Shimazaki <br> [[Issei Futamata]] as Morio Anzai <br> [[Eiji Maruyama]] as Kyusaku Mamegaki <br> [[Kazuya Ichijo]] as [[Eiichi Yamagishi (character)\|Eiichi Yamagishi]] <br> [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)\|Wataru Takagi]] as Forensics officer (Uncredited: [[Wataru Takagi]], Next Conan's Hint) <br> [[Yukiko Iwai]] as Woman
	\| director = [[Kenji Kodama]]		\| director = [[Kenji Kodama]]
	\| screenplay = [[Koujin Ochi\|Hirohito Ochi]]		\| screenplay = [[Koujin Ochi\|Hirohito Ochi]]

Jekyll: "Nakai" isn't her surname but just a reference for the inn

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"Nakai" isn't her surname but just a reference for the inn

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	* Married actress		* Married actress
	* Shingo's lover}}		* Shingo's lover}}
	{{People\|~~Mrs. Nakai~~\|Mrs Nakai.jpg\|		{{People\|Woman\|Mrs Nakai.jpg\|
	* Beika Ryokan owner}}		* Beika Ryokan owner}}
	{{People\|Forensics officer\|EP21 Officer.jpg\|		{{People\|Forensics officer\|EP21 Officer.jpg\|

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	{{InfoBox Crime		{{InfoBox Crime
	\| crime = Murder		\| crime = Murder
	\| image = EP21 Case.jpg		\| image = EP21 Case.jpg
	\| location = Beika Shrine		\| location = Beika Shrine
	\| time = 10:00-10:30 p.m		\| time = 10:00-10:30 p.m

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	Eventually she left Anzai's gang and straightened out her life, but she ran into Anzai again. He convinced her that she was responsible for what happened using her guilt, and from that point on, started to blackmail her. When she went to meet up with Anzai, instead of bringing the money he asked for, she brought the knife used during the filming. She had tried to threaten him into leaving her alone. Instead he lunged at her, as they struggled they both fell, which ended with Anzai landing on the knife. Yuji admits his guilt as well stating that he just wanted to protect her and did so by altering the dying message and disguised himself as Anzai taking his vest, hat, and his very noticeable watch. ~~In the end, both of them are arrested for their crimes.~~		Eventually she left Anzai's gang and straightened out her life, but she ran into Anzai again. He convinced her that she was responsible for what happened using her guilt, and from that point on, started to blackmail her. When she went to meet up with Anzai, instead of bringing the money he asked for, she brought the knife used during the filming. She had tried to threaten him into leaving her alone. Instead he lunged at her, as they struggled they both fell, which ended with Anzai accidentally landing on the knife. Yuji admits his guilt as well stating that he just wanted to protect her and did so by altering the dying message and disguised himself as Anzai taking his vest, hat, and his very noticeable watch.

	{{People\|Sugiyama\|EP21-Sugiyama.jpg\|		{{People\|Sugiyama\|EP21-Sugiyama.jpg\|
	* Deceased (hanged)		* Deceased (hanged)

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	=== Resolution ===		=== Resolution ===
	<spoiler>Conan notices that some of the words are dry while others are wet, revealing the dry message to spell "Attractive Man" (ニマイメ, Nimaime) which refers to Shingo, one of the actors. Shingo reveals he changed the message to avoid being suspected of murdering Anzai. Conan discovers the name was altered to frame Shingo and that the real name is under Shingo's. As Sleeping Kogoro, Conan reveals that the name left by Anzai is "Mame" (マメ) from "Mamegaki" (マメガキ), ~~and reveals~~ '''Taeko Mamegaki''' to be the murderer. He reveals that when Taeko killed Anzai, she ~~did not~~ notice ~~the~~ dying message. When her fiancée, Yuji, was searching for her, he discovered Anzai's ~~body~~ and his dying message, so he changed it to frame Shingo, and also disguised himself as Anzai to alter the estimated time of death.		<spoiler>Conan notices that some of the words are dry while others are wet, revealing the dry message to spell "Attractive Man" (ニマイメ, Nimaime) which refers to Shingo Nachi, one of the actors. Shingo reveals he changed the message to avoid being suspected of murdering Anzai. Conan discovers the name was altered to frame Shingo and that the real name is under Shingo's. As Sleeping Kogoro, Conan reveals that the name left by Anzai is "Mame" (マメ), from "Mamegaki" (マメガキ), thus revealing '''Taeko Mamegaki''' to be the murderer. He reveals that when Taeko killed Anzai, she didn't notice his dying message. When her fiancée, Yuji Shimazaki, was searching for her, he discovered Anzai's corpse and his dying message, so he changed it to frame Shingo, since he was another victim of Anzai's blackmail, and also disguised himself as Anzai to alter the estimated time of death.

	== Motive ==		== Motive ==
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	\| victim = Sugiyama		\| victim = Sugiyama
	\| age =		\| age =
	\| suspects =		\| suspects = Morio Anzai's gang
			\| suspects-label = Culprit
	\| cause-death = Hanging		\| cause-death = Hanging
	\| description = After the robbery, Sugiyama felt culpable and hanged himself.		\| description = After the robbery, Sugiyama felt culpable and hanged himself.
	}}		}}

	Eventually she left Anzai's gang and straightened out her life, but she ran into Anzai again. He convinced her that she was responsible for what happened using her guilt, and from that point on, started to blackmail her. When she went to meet up with Anzai, instead of bringing the money he asked for, she brought the knife used during the filming. She had tried to threaten him into leaving her alone ~~instead~~ he lunged at her, as they struggled they both fell, which ended with Anzai landing on the knife. Yuji admits his guilt as well stating that he just wanted to protect her and did so by altering the dying message and disguised himself as Anzai taking his vest, hat, and his very noticeable watch. In the end, both of them are arrested for their crimes.		Eventually she left Anzai's gang and straightened out her life, but she ran into Anzai again. He convinced her that she was responsible for what happened using her guilt, and from that point on, started to blackmail her. When she went to meet up with Anzai, instead of bringing the money he asked for, she brought the knife used during the filming. She had tried to threaten him into leaving her alone. Instead he lunged at her, as they struggled they both fell, which ended with Anzai landing on the knife. Yuji admits his guilt as well stating that he just wanted to protect her and did so by altering the dying message and disguised himself as Anzai taking his vest, hat, and his very noticeable watch. In the end, both of them are arrested for their crimes.
	{{People\|Sugiyama\|EP21-Sugiyama.jpg\|		{{People\|Sugiyama\|EP21-Sugiyama.jpg\|
	* Deceased (hanged)		* Deceased (hanged)

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	It's the 5th [[List of anime-original cases\|anime-original]] episode, written by [[Koujin Ochi\|Hirohito Ochi]]. It was first aired in June 24, 1996, while the remastered version was aired in May 23, 2015.		It's the 5th [[List of anime-original cases\|anime-original]] episode, written by [[Koujin Ochi\|Hirohito Ochi]]. It was first aired in June 24, 1996, while the remastered version was aired in May 23, 2015.

	In this episode, [[Yoko Okino]] is starring in a television drama and she invites [[Kogoro]], [[Ran]], and [[Conan]] to watch the ~~filming but~~ a cameraman is murdered at the shrine the ~~filming~~ is taking place at! The cameraman left behind a dying message in blood. Can Conan decipher it and reveal who the true killer is?		In this episode, [[Yoko Okino]] is starring in a television drama and she invites [[Kogoro]], [[Ran]], and [[Conan]] to watch the shooting. However, a cameraman is murdered at the shrine the shooting is taking place at! The cameraman left behind a dying message in blood. Can Conan decipher it and reveal who the true killer is?

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	== Case ==		== Case ==
	=== Situation ===		=== Situation ===
	Yoko Okino is starring in "The Stalker Who Laughted at the Darkness", a Tuesday Suspense Drama ~~with~~ Nichiuri TV ~~as filming script~~, and she invites Kogoro, Ran, and Conan to watch the ~~filming~~ at the Beika Shrine. The cameraman ~~named~~ Morio Anzai is murdered and his dying message ~~in kanji spells~~ "~~Shrine god~~".		Yoko Okino is starring in "The Stalker Who Laughted at the Darkness", a Tuesday Suspense Drama written by Nichiuri TV, and she invites Kogoro, Ran, and Conan to watch the shooting at the Beika Shrine. The cameraman, Morio Anzai, is murdered, and next to his body is a dying message spelling out the word "komainu", meaning stone lion.

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	\| suspects = Shingo Nachi, Taeko Mamegaki, and Yuji Shimazaki		\| suspects = Shingo Nachi, Taeko Mamegaki, and Yuji Shimazaki
	\| cause-death = Stab wound		\| cause-death = Stab wound
	\| description = On the way back from the convenience store, Conan, Ran, and Yoko discover Anzai murdered at the shrine. Next to his body is a dying message, [[Wikipedia: Komainu\|Komainu]] (Stone Lion), written by his own blood.		\| description = On the way back from the convenience store, Conan, Ran, and Yoko discover Anzai murdered at the shrine. Next to his body is a dying message, [[Wikipedia: Komainu\|Komainu]] (Stone Lion), written with his own blood.
	}}		}}

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	=== Resolution ===		=== Resolution ===
	<spoiler>Conan notices that some of the words are dry while others are wet, revealing the dry message to spell "Attractive Man" (ニマイメ, Nimaime) which refers to Shingo, one of the actors. Shingo reveals he changed the message to avoid being suspected of murdering Anzai. Conan discovers the name was altered to frame Shingo and that the real name is under Shingo. ~~Using~~ Kogoro, Conan reveals that the name left by Anzai is "Mame" (マメ) from "Mamegaki" (マメガキ), and reveals '''Taeko Mamegaki''' to be the murderer. He reveals when Taeko killed Anzai, she did not notice the dying message. When her fiancée, Yuji, was searching for her he discovered Anzai's body and his dying message, so he changed it to frame Shingo and also disguised himself as Anzai to alter the estimated time of death.		<spoiler>Conan notices that some of the words are dry while others are wet, revealing the dry message to spell "Attractive Man" (ニマイメ, Nimaime) which refers to Shingo, one of the actors. Shingo reveals he changed the message to avoid being suspected of murdering Anzai. Conan discovers the name was altered to frame Shingo and that the real name is under Shingo's. As Sleeping Kogoro, Conan reveals that the name left by Anzai is "Mame" (マメ) from "Mamegaki" (マメガキ), and reveals '''Taeko Mamegaki''' to be the murderer. He reveals that when Taeko killed Anzai, she did not notice the dying message. When her fiancée, Yuji, was searching for her, he discovered Anzai's body and his dying message, so he changed it to frame Shingo, and also disguised himself as Anzai to alter the estimated time of death.

	== Motive ==		== Motive ==
	Taeko confesses and reveals that she accidentally murdered Anzai in a fight because he had blackmailed her about her past. She reveals that she had once been in a bad ~~way~~ and had hung out with Anzai and his gang during her high school days. She also reveals that she had indirectly caused the robbery of her grandfather's shrine as Anzai and his gang were the ones responsible for committing the robbery in the first place, which in turn caused the shrine's supervisor, Sugiyama, to commit suicide. Taeko wanted to tell her grandfather the truth, but after Sugiyama committed suicide she panicked believing it was all her fault leaving her with an immense amount of guilt.		Taeko confesses and reveals that she accidentally murdered Anzai in a fight because he had blackmailed her about her past. She reveals that she had once been in a bad place and had hung out with Anzai and his gang during her high school days. She also reveals that she had indirectly caused the robbery of her grandfather's shrine as Anzai and his gang were the ones responsible for committing the robbery in the first place, which in turn caused the shrine's supervisor, Sugiyama, to commit suicide. Taeko wanted to tell her grandfather the truth, but after Sugiyama committed suicide, she panicked, believing it was all her fault, leaving her with an immense amount of guilt.

	{{InfoBox Crime		{{InfoBox Crime
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	Eventually she left Anzai's gang and straightened out her life, but she ~~would run~~ into Anzai again ~~and he~~ convinced her that she was responsible for what happened using her guilt and from that point on started to blackmail her. When she went to meet up with Anzai, instead of bringing the money he asked for she brought the knife used during the filming. She had tried to threaten him into leaving her alone instead he lunged at her, as they struggled they both fell, which ended with Anzai landing on the knife. Yuji admits his guilt as well stating that he just wanted to protect her and did so by altering the dying message and disguised himself as Anzai taking his vest, hat, and his very noticeable watch. In the end, both of them are arrested for their crimes.		Eventually she left Anzai's gang and straightened out her life, but she ran into Anzai again. He convinced her that she was responsible for what happened using her guilt, and from that point on, started to blackmail her. When she went to meet up with Anzai, instead of bringing the money he asked for, she brought the knife used during the filming. She had tried to threaten him into leaving her alone instead he lunged at her, as they struggled they both fell, which ended with Anzai landing on the knife. Yuji admits his guilt as well stating that he just wanted to protect her and did so by altering the dying message and disguised himself as Anzai taking his vest, hat, and his very noticeable watch. In the end, both of them are arrested for their crimes.
	{{People\|Sugiyama\|EP21-Sugiyama.jpg\|		{{People\|Sugiyama\|EP21-Sugiyama.jpg\|
	* Deceased (hanged)		* Deceased (hanged)
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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* This is the first screenplay written by the fourth generation director, [[Koujin Ochi]], in the ''Detective Conan'' anime .		* This is the first screenplay written by the fourth generation director, [[Koujin Ochi]], in the ''Detective Conan'' anime.
	* Kogoro watches the completed TV drama in [[The Black Wings of Icarus]]<sup>(ep 203-204)</sup>.		* Kogoro watches the completed TV drama in [[The Black Wings of Icarus]]<sup>(ep 203-204)</sup>.
	* The Shrine Supervisor's name in the Funimation dub, Stoddard, is likely an homage to Mark Stoddard, the Funimation dub voice actor for Inspector Megure.		* The Shrine Supervisor's name in the Funimation dub, Stoddard, is likely an homage to Mark Stoddard, the Funimation dub voice actor for Inspector Megure.

DavidHolandaOne at 23:44, 12 June 2026

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	\| image = TV Episode 21.jpg		\| image = TV Episode 21.jpg
	\| title = On Location, TV Drama Murder Case		\| title = On Location, TV Drama Murder Case
	\| english-title = Lights, Camera... Murder		\| english-title = {{Inline icons\|Funimation}} Lights, Camera... Murder
	\| japanese-title = TVドラマロケ殺人事件 <br> (Terebi Dorama Roke Satsujin Jiken)		\| japanese-title = TVドラマロケ殺人事件 <br> (Terebi Dorama Roke Satsujin Jiken)
	\| rating = 13.4%		\| rating = 13.4%
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	\| airdate = June 24, 1996 <br> May 23, 2015 '''(Remastered version)'''		\| airdate = June 24, 1996 <br> May 23, 2015 '''(Remastered version)'''
	\| dubbed-episode = Episode 22		\| dubbed-episode = Episode 22
	\| english-airdate = June 29, 2004		\| english-airdate = {{Inline icons\|Funimation}} June 29, 2004
	\| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] <br> [[Kogoro Mouri]] <br> [[Ran Mouri]] <br> [[Yoko Okino]] <br> [[Juzo Megure]] <br> [[Wataru Takagi]] <br> [[Eiichi Yamagishi (character)\|Eiichi Yamagishi]]		\| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] <br> [[Kogoro Mouri]] <br> [[Ran Mouri]] <br> [[Yoko Okino]] <br> [[Juzo Megure]] <br> [[Wataru Takagi]] <br> [[Eiichi Yamagishi (character)\|Eiichi Yamagishi]]
	\| suspects = Shingo Nachi, Taeko Mamegaki, and Yuji Shimazaki		\| suspects = Shingo Nachi, Taeko Mamegaki, and Yuji Shimazaki
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	* Beika Shrine's supervisor}}</spoiler>		* Beika Shrine's supervisor}}</spoiler>

	~~== Remastered version ==~~
	~~A remastered version of this case was aired on May 23, 2015.~~

	== Translation changes ==		== Translation changes ==
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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* This is the first screenplay written by the fourth generation director, [[Koujin Ochi]], in the ''Detective Conan'' anime .		* This is the first screenplay written by the fourth generation director, [[Koujin Ochi]], in the ''Detective Conan'' anime .
	* Kogoro watches the completed TV drama in [[The Black Wings of Icarus]].		* Kogoro watches the completed TV drama in [[The Black Wings of Icarus]]<sup>(ep 203-204)</sup>.
	* The Shrine Supervisor's name in the Funimation dub, Stoddard, is likely an homage to Mark Stoddard, the Funimation dub voice actor for Inspector Megure.		* The Shrine Supervisor's name in the Funimation dub, Stoddard, is likely an homage to Mark Stoddard, the Funimation dub voice actor for Inspector Megure.

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In other languages

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	{{EpLangItem\|flag=Italy\|Italian\|Terrore sul set\|Terror on Set}}		{{EpLangItem\|flag=Italy\|Italian\|Terrore sul set\|Terror on Set}}
			{{EpLangItem\|flag=South Korea\|Korean\|드라마 촬영장 살인 사건(Sub)<br>드라마 로케이션 살인 사건(Dub)\|Drama Film Set Murder Case}}
	{{EpLangItem\|flag=Poland\|Polish\|Morderstwo na planie filmowym\|Murder on a Film Set}}		{{EpLangItem\|flag=Poland\|Polish\|Morderstwo na planie filmowym\|Murder on a Film Set}}
	{{EpLangItem\|flag=Portugal\|Portuguese\|Crime nos bastidores\|Murder on Stage}}		{{EpLangItem\|flag=Portugal\|Portuguese\|Crime nos bastidores\|Murder on Stage}}

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	{{EpLangItem\|flag=Italy\|Italian\|Terrore sul set\|Terror on Set}}		{{EpLangItem\|flag=Italy\|Italian\|Terrore sul set\|Terror on Set}}
			{{EpLangItem\|flag=South Korea\|Korean\|드라마 촬영장 살인 사건(Sub)<br>드라마 로케이션 살인 사건(Dub)\|Drama Film Set Murder Case}}
	{{EpLangItem\|flag=Poland\|Polish\|Morderstwo na planie filmowym\|Murder on a Film Set}}		{{EpLangItem\|flag=Poland\|Polish\|Morderstwo na planie filmowym\|Murder on a Film Set}}
	{{EpLangItem\|flag=Portugal\|Portuguese\|Crime nos bastidores\|Murder on Stage}}		{{EpLangItem\|flag=Portugal\|Portuguese\|Crime nos bastidores\|Murder on Stage}}