Only Murders in the Building Dominates CrimeCon Clue Awards

The halls of CrimeCon buzzed with excitement as the 2026 Clue Awards announced their winners, and Only Murders in the Building emerged as a clear victor. The Hulu hit, produced by 20th Television, took home the coveted award for Outstanding Scripted Series, a testament to its unique charm and gripping whodunit plots. This recognition at an event dedicated to true crime and its narrative counterparts underscores the show's remarkable ability to entertain and engage a broad audience.

It wasn't just scripted fiction getting the spotlight, however. Hulu also celebrated a win for its docuseries Girl on the Run: The Hunt for America’s Most Wanted, which was awarded Outstanding Docuseries. This dual victory for Hulu demonstrates the streamer's strong presence in both fictional and non-fictional crime storytelling. Other notable nominees in the Outstanding Scripted Series category included AMC's Dark Winds and Hulu's own Paradise, showing a competitive field of high-quality television.

A Win for Witty Whodunits

The success of Only Murders in the Building at the Clue Awards is a significant moment for fans of the series. The show, which follows a trio of true crime podcast enthusiasts who find themselves embroiled in a real-life murder mystery within their New York City apartment building, has consistently delivered sharp writing, memorable characters, and satisfying plot twists. Its ability to balance humor with genuine suspense has cultivated a devoted fanbase. The award validates the showrunners' vision and the cast's stellar performances, proving that audiences are hungry for well-crafted mysteries that don't shy away from comedic elements.

What's Next for the Arconia Residents

While the official details regarding the next season of Only Murders in the Building have not yet been fully announced, this award win certainly builds anticipation. Fans will be eager to see where Charles, Mabel, and Oliver's investigative journeys take them next, and whether they can continue to crack cases while navigating their own complex lives. The consistent quality and critical acclaim suggest that the Arconia's resident detectives are far from retiring their microphones.