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.

With tensions simmering between Protestants and Catholics, the police department is on high alert during an Orange Day parade. When a town alderman is shot by a sniper in the midst of the festivities, Toronto's Irish Catholic residents fall under suspicion.

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.

A bomb explodes a storefront, injuring Crabtree and Higgins. Although the shop's proprietor has many enemies, government agent Terrence Meyers believes the bombing was an anarchists' attack. Murdoch and Meyers go undercover to infiltrate the group.

A young opera singer is poisoned during rehearsals for La Bohème in an apparent attempt to kill the prima donna, Rosa Hamilton. Inspector Brackenreid, an ardent fan of Hamilton's, offers to protect her from a potential stalker.

When an inventor dies under mysterious circumstances, Murdoch comes across an old acquaintance, a battery-operated vehicle, and Henry Ford in the course of his investigation.

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.

Murdoch is forced to shoot a man who attacks his former love, Anna Fulford, but it soon becomes clear that she is still in danger. He also still has to solve the mystery of who killed shy librarian Lucille Messing.

Detective Murdoch is summoned to a convention of inventors by Karl Shreyer, who has received a typewritten death threat.

A friendly card game between Dr Emily Grace and some associates takes a grizzly turn when one of the players is slashed in the throat during a blackout.

A girl is abducted from her home, and a talking doll left at the scene mentions Murdoch by name. As the detective chases down the culprit, he's met at each stage by more dolls taunting him with clues and ultimately threatening what Murdoch holds most dear.

When a hockey player dies after a fistfight with a teammate, it appears to be a tragic accident. As Murdoch digs deeper, he reveals simmering tensions among the players and team owners that could alter forever the future of the sport.

Gideon Turner claims he has knowledge of soon-to-be-committed crimes but refuses to say how. When he thwarts a murder attempt, he calmly explains to Murdoch that he saw the events happen when he travelled to the future.