Murdoch Mysteries

Murdoch has become a gold prospector in the Klondike. When a woman arrested for murder asks him to help prove her innocence, Murdoch is reluctant to return to his former line of work. Meanwhile, Crabtree struggles to lead his first investigation on his own, and Dr. Ogden begins training a new coroner.

The police dept. is on high alert during Orange Day parade.

When an Egyptian sarcophagus is opened at a museum exhibit, a hidden cobra delivers a fatal bite to one of the expedition's archaeologists. Further strange incidents incite rumors of a mummy's curse—and bolster sales of Crabtree's Egyptian-themed adventure novel.

Terence Myers believes a bombing was an anarchists' attack.

A young opera singer is poisoned during rehearsals.

Murdoch comes across an old acquaintance and Henry Ford.

The abduction of a librarian reveals that the seemingly shy young woman harbored a secret life and reunites Murdoch with a former flame. Dr. Ogden ends up on the wrong side of the law when she agitates for women's rights.

The Black Hand reenters Anna's life, and the investigation into the librarian's death heats up when another young woman becomes a victim. Crabtree discovers clues in some steamy stories, and Dr. Ogden's political views cause tensions with her husband.

A shot fells a deeply disliked inventor after he wins the top prize at an invention convention. His fellow exhibitors, including Alexander Graham Bell, become suspects, particularly when Murdoch uncovers the ingenious method used for the murder.

On a stormy night, a game of cards among Dr. Grace's friends ends with a man's death. Murdoch goes to investigate and discovers the group was involved in otherworldly experiments. Meanwhile, Brackenreid and Crabtree guard a witness from a master criminal.

A talking doll at an abduction site mentions Murdoch by name.

A hockey player's death appears to be a tragic accident.

The team faces difficult decisions about their lives.