Case Reopened - A Detective Conan Rewatch Podcast

Tyler spoke with Detective Conan movie director Yuzuru Tachikawa about his new film Blue Giant, plus working on the Conan movies Zero the Enforcer and Black Iron Submarine.

Colleen and Tyler wrap up this two-part case and learn that the only way a client can be this full of lies is to be related to {Redacted}.

Colleen and Tyler are back to discuss a two-part case that serves as an intriguing introduction to a new character, one that seems to constantly be lying.

Colleen and Tyler finish off this 2-hour special with a shocking conclusion filled with fake deaths, Kaito Kid, and plenty of twists.

Colleen and Tyler continue the "second part" of the special, which involves a whole bunch of new detectives appearing at a mansion. What could go wrong? Also, Conan says, "marijuana."

Colleen and Tyler start the two-hour special by taking a look at the first case, which sees Kaitou Kid meeting Shinichi Kudo.

Colleen and Tyler bring in the new year by learning about Inspector Megure's past in this exciting episode that finds Sonoko in danger.

Colleen and Tyler learn all about ganguro fashion in this two-part case that reveals some important Megure lore.

"I'm sorry Johann!" We get to the thrilling, and somewhat convoluted, conclusion of this two-part anime original story.

Colleen and Tyler discuss part one of a very interesting two-part anime original that features multiple incidents.

Our Patreon journey pays off as characters from Yaiba, Magic Kaito, and Detective Conan clash in the first OVA. Plus plenty of Kanchō talk.

Colleen and Tyler learn about coin-operated television sets and take a trip to Dolphinland in this retro-themed anime original.

Colleen and Tyler are surprised by how this case ends and learn about different bear sounds.

Colleen and Tyler learn way too much about Matsutake mushrooms as the Detective Boys' latest adventure brings them out into the wild mountainside.

Colleen and Tyler wrap up this case about Japanese tea ceremonies gone awry while also asking the tough questions like, "What if Kogoro was a kangaroo?"

Colleen and Tyler learn about Japanese tea ceremonies, do a deep dive on tuna (they're so big!), and more in the first half of this culture-filled anime original.

Colleen and Tyler ponder a trace of tire slip as they cover another TV original starring the Detective Boys.

The second part of this one-hour special features a little bit of everything, including daggers and dolls of daddy, oh my!

Colleen and Tyler cover the first half of a memorable one-hour special that was created for the anime, which features plenty of family drama and ropeways.

We're back to weekly episodes. Hurrah! Did you know that cable cars are the gondola's much larger cousin? Learn this and other fun facts in the episode that wasn't too good.

Colleen and Tyler wrap up this police-driven two-parter that features the most obvious culprit ever, Takagi's goofy morals in spite of immediate danger, and more.

Colleen and Tyler return to discuss the latest developments in Takagi and Sato's romance. Plus, plenty of Smurfs talk because why not?

Colleen and Tyler wrap up this intriguing anime original two-parter that has a surprising twist (and a bit of a silly motive).

Colleen and Tyler learn about butterflies, hang gliding, and how difficult it was to catch re-runs in this entertaining first part.

Colleen and Tyler discuss an ambitious two-part anime original that features a divided village, a bonnet bus, and Conan using his suspenders in exciting ways.

Colleen and Tyler get a lesson on Hayashi Rice as Eri saves the day and prevents Kogoro from getting locked up.

Colleen and Tyler discuss part one of a memorable case that involves Kogoro getting arrested and has plenty of great Eri moments. Plus, we talk too much about Taylor Swift's "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together."

Colleen and Tyler go car crazy for this anime two-parter that introduces an awesome security guard and a bunch of bad businessmen.

Colleen and Tyler discuss a fun anime original that sees Ran take the lead role in the investigation. Plus, some recommendations for the new Crunchyroll episodes that were added.

Colleen and Tyler return to discuss a surprisingly non-lethal Detective Conan two-parter. Plus, we learn a lot about stamps.

Tyler talks to Troy Baker about playing Gin in the Case Closed dub, plus our thoughts on the first four Detective Conan movies.

The iconic arc comes to a close as Shinichi attempts to confess to Ran but gets distracted by the 200th murder he's seen in the past few months.

The Desperate Revival Arc continues as there are characters pretending to be other characters, a surprise return of you-know-who, and a case involving gum syrup.

Conan's been shot and The Desperate Revival arc has begun! Colleen and Tyler discuss the exciting first two episodes of the six-part storyline.

Colleen and Tyler return to cover this anime original that features an inept maid and Takagi's violent tendencies as he assaults poor Chiba.

Apologies for the few fireworks, we recorded on the fourth of July.

Colleen and Tyler return to over-analyze a silly after-credits scene and talk about a two-part case that is so close to being great but slightly misses the mark.

Colleen and Tyler take a look at an intriguing anime original dealing with a television detective that winds up dead.

Colleen and Tyler are joined by Patron Ryan Self to talk about this iconic one-hour special. We also discuss tarot card readings and why Kogoro is surprisingly not horny this episode.

Colleen and Tyler compare receipts as we learn about mole dumplings, debate movie canon, and detail this anime original.

Colleen and Tyler take a look at a fun Detective Boys episode. Plus, plenty of DC merch talk and a retraction from last week.

Colleen and Tyler go through the twists and turns of the Jalal saga as we wrap up this memorable two-part anime original.

Colleen and Tyler return to talk about a memorable anime original episode featuring pianists, flowers, stalkers, and a fake suit of armor that is actually a real suit of armor. Plus, plenty of Takagi talk.

Colleen and Tyler take a look at a pretty lackluster filler episode that acts as if the three-parter never happened, and then take a look at Conan's wide range of secondary characters.

Colleen and Tyler finish the three-part episode that sees one Black Organization member die, another member get introduced, and plenty of action.

Colleen and Tyler return with new content (finally) as we cover the first part of Reunion with the Black Organization. The main plot is finally moving, which makes for an exciting episode.

Apologies, another bonus before we get to the three-parter due to some hectic work woes. We'll be back soon and this should ... SHOULD ... be the last bonus in quite a while.

We package together our coverage of the first two cases of the live-action Detective Conan television series.

We return to the live-action series to meet Eri as she unleashes her finger gun. Plus, a hard-headed anime original.

Colleen and Tyler return for our 100th episode. We finish off The Symphony Serial Murder Case and learn what happened to Heiji!

Colleen and Tyler begin covering a two-hour special that is so big that we had to split it into two podcasts! In this part, we meet a bunch of thieves, murders occur, and Heiji gets thrown off a boat!