Murdoch Mysteries

Detective Murdoch and Dr. Ogden have rebuilt their life after Ogden's recent miscarriage by building a house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, a Chicago architect with a burgeoning reputation.

Ogden enlists Murdoch to investigate a possible operating room sabotage when a patient dies after a routine procedure.

When Higgins is shot at on his wedding day, Murdoch and Brackenreid believe the culprit to be one of the guests. In the resulting commotion, Higgins confesses a dark secret that could prevent the wedding altogether.

After anti-immigrant laws lead to a mass arrest of Greek men, a cruel immigration officer is found murdered. Inspector Brackenreid regrets releasing his Greek carpenter when he's suspected of the murder.

When Murdoch impersonates a dead diplomat to save a treaty, political and sexual intrigue complicate matters.

Murdoch investigates an astronomical phenomenon with a strange impact on his colleagues' behaviour and dire implications for Toronto.

When Watts kills a man in self-defence and Murdoch uncovers the victim's criminal past, questions surround Watts' story. Is Watts' hiding something something from Murdoch?

When a wealthy, high society couple are found drowned in their pool in an apparent double suicide, Murdoch suspects murder.

A woman with whom Brackenreid had an affair more than 20 years ago calls him to St. Marys to help find their missing daughter. As Brackenreid searches for the child he never knew he had, John worries about his father"s safety.

As Murdoch helps an Italian detective recover a shipload of stolen antiquities, Brackenreid considers shipping out.

When a convicted murderer escapes en route to prison, Crabtree and John race to find her before she can harm the witnesses in her trial. Meanwhile, Murdoch and Julia are outraged to find that the new police handbook does not include any scientific innovations.

Murdoch's traumatic childhood is evoked while investigating the death of an orphan under the care of a Jesuit priest.

Murdoch enlists inventor Nikola Tesla to help with the murder investigation of a man experimenting with invisibility.

Murdoch responds to the scene of a fire and is shocked to discover the victim is his estranged father, Harry. As Murdoch wrestles with complicated feelings, inconsistencies surrounding Harry's death point to foul play.

The electrocution of a man during a typing contest leads Murdoch to suspect reporter Louise Cherry was the target.

After the release of Murdoch and Ogden's book they fear a sequential killer is copying the crimes chapter-by-chapter.

With Murdoch up for a promotion to inspector, Brackenreid puts the damper on Watts’s side investigation into an informant’s death to avoid ruffling the feathers of police officials. Watts nonetheless pursues a lead, resulting in grave consequences for all involved.

Murdoch suspects John is being framed for murder by Inspector McWorthy and Brackenreid goes after the corrupt copper.