Murdoch Mysteries

Drama. As Crabtree serves hard time for the murder of his sweetheart's abusive husband, Murdoch investigates the stabbing of an inmate who might be connected to the case.

Drama. When Mark Twain stirs up controversy during a speaking engagement in Toronto, Murdoch and his team must protect the esteemed American writer.

Drama. Dr Emily Grace's grand adventure of moving to London, England with her beloved friend Lillian Moss is derailed suddenly when the feisty suffragette is gunned down. Stunned by the turn of events, Murdoch and Brackenreid investigate, only to find a slew of inconsistencies. Meanwhile, Crabtree and Higgins seek out clues culled from the victim's appointment book, which lead to the discovery of a missing private investigator.

Drama. A statue of a naked woman on a park bench causes a stir amongst some local citizens. Looking at the accuracy of the anatomy, Dr Julia Ogden is very impressed while Murdoch's opinion is more reserved. As Crabtree keeps the gawking crowd at a distance, a man breaks through wielding a hammer and strikes the statue. To everyone's shock, it lands with a thud and draws blood revealing a woman's corpse inside. When a second body is found, Murdoch sends the constables to speak with local streetwalkers to see if they can be of assistance. Instead Crabtree and Higgins encounter suspicion and resistance. The discovery of a third body suggests a sequential killer who knew the victims and could be in pursuit of more to convey a macabre message.

Drama. After a lovely evening at the movies, Murdoch and Dr Julia Ogden are intercepted by a mysterious man who spirits them to the stationhouse, where they are met by Inspector Brackenreid, super spy Terrence Meyers and a surprise guest, Prime Minister Wilfred Laurier. Apparently they have only 24 hours to save the country from certain destruction. The Prime Minister briefs Murdoch on Project D - a secret technology and weapons programme tabled by the rogue Minister of Defence, William Fergus. The audacious idea was a reciprocal agreement of mutual annihilation with the United States in the event of war. Now it appears an armed projectile is pointed at New York City.

Drama. With drunk and disorderly behaviour running rampant in Toronto's Junction neighbourhood, the temperance movement is advocating The Local Option, a prohibition measure that will curb liquor sales in the area. After the poisoning of Alexander Slauson, a councilman who stands in the way of instituting the measure, Murdoch is called in to investigate a connection. The main suspects are Charles Cutter and Liam Bertrand, who were brawling in the bar where the victim had his last drink.