Holy Mayhem

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Holy Mayhem

Pat G'Orge-Walker · Book · 2012

You loved the way Holy Mayhem turns the amateur detective trope into a warm, character-driven exploration of second acts.

Films on the same thread

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Bad Boys: Ride or Die

Adil El Arbi · Film · 2024

Like the partners in Holy Mayhem, this film centers on a dynamic duo forced into a high-stakes investigation that tests their long-standing personal bond and professional partnership.

Paddington 2

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Paul King · Film · 2017

Much like the cozy, community-focused spirit found in Holy Mayhem, this story highlights how ordinary people can become unlikely heroes while navigating unexpected obstacles in their daily lives.

Crime 101

Crime 101

Bart Layton · Film · 2026

This story mirrors the investigative focus of Holy Mayhem, pitting determined individuals against complex mysteries that demand a shift in perspective to reach a satisfying, redemptive conclusion.

The Sheep Detectives

The Sheep Detectives

Kyle Balda · Film · 2026

If you enjoyed the charming, amateur sleuth energy of Holy Mayhem, you will appreciate how these underestimated protagonists step up to solve a mystery within their own environment.

Series on the same thread

Warehouse 13

Warehouse 13

Jane Espenson · Series · 2009

The found family dynamic in this series echoes the close-knit bonds in Holy Mayhem, showing how an unconventional partnership can effectively manage a unique and dangerous business operation.

Ghosts

Ghosts

Series · 2021

Similar to the transition into private investigation in Holy Mayhem, this show highlights the chaotic yet rewarding experience of starting a new venture alongside an unexpected companion.

Bosch: Legacy

Bosch: Legacy

Tom Bernardo · Series · 2022

This series captures the transition into private investigation seen in Holy Mayhem, focusing on how personal history and family ties influence the way professionals approach their investigative work.

Moonlighting

Moonlighting

Glenn Gordon Caron · Series · 1985

The transition from a standard career to detective agency work in Holy Mayhem is perfectly mirrored here, emphasizing the witty banter and partnership development between the two leads.

Podcasts on the same thread

CounterClock

CounterClock

Audiochuck · Podcast · 2025

For those who enjoyed the investigative drive of Holy Mayhem, this podcast offers a deeper look at the pursuit of justice, focusing on how uncovering past secrets provides closure.

Crime Junkie

Crime Junkie

Audiochuck · Podcast · 2026

If the mystery-solving aspect of Holy Mayhem kept you engaged, this podcast feeds that curiosity by meticulously unraveling the details of complex, real-world investigations each week.

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Common questions

What is the premise of Holy Mayhem?

Holy Mayhem follows two women, Patience Kash and Joy Karry, who decide to become crime investigators after being laid off from their jobs. They operate their new agency, Kash and Karry, out of a back room at the El Diablo Soul Food Shanty.

Where do the main characters operate in Holy Mayhem?

In Holy Mayhem, the protagonists Patience Kash and Joy Karry run their investigation agency from a back room located at the El Diablo Soul Food Shanty. This establishment is owned by their cousin, who is known as Porky.

What motivates the characters to start investigating in Holy Mayhem?

The characters in Holy Mayhem are motivated to start their investigation agency after being laid off from their long-term jobs. They were only months away from reaching the twenty-year mark required to collect their pensions when the layoffs occurred.

Who owns the location used by the investigators in Holy Mayhem?

The El Diablo Soul Food Shanty, which serves as the base of operations for the investigators in Holy Mayhem, is owned by a man named Porky. He is the overweight cousin of the two main characters, Patience Kash and Joy Karry.

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