In the age of streaming, television series increasingly foreground the relationship between tv and digital media. This article examines the rise of crime narratives centered on true crime podcasters as a way for television to reflect upon industrial transformations, transnational circulation and its own media forms. Focusing on three successors of Only Murders in the Building (Based on a True Story, Bodkin, and Costanza) the paper combines textual analysis and media industry studies to trace a progressive adaptation of podcast-centered storytelling from the U.S. to Europe, highlighting tensions between American models and local cultural and industrial specificities.

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Cenni, Diletta& Marinello, Matteo. (2026). Podcasting on Crime TV Series: Cultural Tensions and Media Reflexivity in Based on a True Story, Bodkin and Costanza. VIEW Journal, 15(29), 1–12.https://doi.org/10.18146/view.414