Murdoch Mysteries

A jailed Murdoch must prove his innocence amid police and government corruption after the constables are ambushed, Ogden is kidnapped and Brackenreid goes missing.

After a wine connoisseur is poisoned, Murdoch and Watts uncork fraud and a fledgling industry.

A recording device made by Alexander Graham Bell helps Murdoch’s investigation into a murder at a dinner honouring Helen Keller.

Murdoch investigates a surgeon whose cutting-edge organ transplants wreak medical havoc and run afoul of Mary Baker Eddy and the Christian Science movement.

A spate of murders staged as suicides leads Murdoch to suspect a sequential killer targeting the elderly.

Crabtree and Brackenreid go undercover at a prestigious boys’ school to break up a gambling ring and uncover murder.

When a man suffers life-threatening injuries in a car crash, Murdoch’s investigation reveals sinister motives and a case that must be solved before the victim dies.

To investigate an artist’s murder, Brackenreid picks up his paintbrush again and attracts a wealthy patron’s very personal attention.

After obituaries are published in advance of two men’s deaths, Murdoch discovers more intended victims, including a member of Station House No. 4.

Murdoch investigates a man's bizarre death, which may have been caused by a high-speed travel device.

When a player dies violently on the cricket pitch, Murdoch and Brackenreid encounter some unsportsmanlike behaviour.

Murdoch investigates when a statue of the Virgin Mary gifted to his church begins miraculously weeping.

After the judge of a cooking contest is poisoned, Murdoch realizes other competitors also tasted the tainted ingredient - including Crabtree and Margaret Brackenreid.