Murdoch Mysteries

Missing Dr Ogden, at odds with her irritable replacement and mired in a disturbing murder investigation, a troubled Murdoch seeks the advice of his predecessor at Station Four.

Murdoch investigates the murders of Canadian soldiers recently returned from an intense training mission in pre-Boer War South Africa.

Ignoring a puzzling break-in at Station Four, Murdoch travels to Buffalo to help Dr Ogden solve the suspicious death of a young cancer patient at a children's hospital.

Dark secrets surface at the Jenkins household when Murdoch questions the family and servants of murdered patriarch Percival Jenkins.

Murdoch teams up with a brilliant French detective to solve the disappearance of a young French woman who recently arrived in Toronto.

When Murdoch happens across a surprisingly-detailed model of a streetscape he realises its creator, a young autistic woman, has inadvertently depicted a murder scene.

Murdoch risks Canadian-American relations when he discovers part of a coded message on a decades-old body.

When a switchboard operator hears an apparent murder over the telephone, Murdoch reveals the elaborate workings of an unlikely gang of thieves.

While probing the brazen shooting of a man on a streetcar, Murdoch is shocked to discover it may be connected to Anna Fulford, his 'might-have-been' love from Bristol.

Religion forms an unholy union with murder when a priest's corpse turns up in a convent overseen by someone closely connected to Murdoch. The detective learns that the victim isn't who he appears to be, and a cloistered nun has divine revelations that may provide clues to the murder.

Toronto or Transylvania? A dead body's dramatic blood loss shines light on a vampire craze among schoolgirls inspired by Bram Stoker's Dracula. Murdoch tracks a fanged suspect, despite lurid stories by Toronto Gazette reporter Paddy Glynn and the incredulity of Inspector Brackenreid.

As Dr Ogden prepares for her wedding, Murdoch must try to stop The Kissing Bandit, a swashbuckling bank robber who is fast becoming a folk hero.

A man is found murdered at a Lewis Carroll costume party. All clues point to the guest dressed as the Mad Hatter, but Murdoch was the Mad Hatter.