Murdoch Mysteries

When a bomb at a women’s suffrage rally kills a man backstage, Murdoch believes the victim was carrying the explosive device and that it went off prematurely.

Crabtree makes an arrest in the murder of a dockworker, but the suspect claims he was chasing the real perpetrator. Murdoch investigates unrest at the wharf.

When a woman’s body is found in the river, one of Murdoch’s inventions identifies her as a missing person from 12 years ago, but she doesn’t appear to have aged a day.

A man posing as a waiter dies during an investment presentation offering a futuristic vision of Toronto’s waterfront. When Crabtree discovers that the host’s name is also George Crabtree, the pair determine they may be father and son.

When Crabtree and Special Constable Parker break up a party for gay men, the owner of the house, an avid philatelist, is found murdered. Is the killer a jilted lover or a jealous fellow stamp collector?

On Halloween, Murdoch, Julia, Higgins, and Ruth go camping in the country, but their trip takes a turn for the worse when they find two fellow campers who seem to have been killed by a giant beast. Meanwhile in Toronto, Brackenreid contends with an eerie group of trick-or-treaters.

While moonlighting as a cabdriver on a busy night, Higgins discovers a dead body in the back seat. Murdoch and Brackenreid visit a billiard hall where the victim was a regular player and a known swindler.

Murdoch and the gang attend a play starring John Brackenreid, but when one of the actresses is shot onstage in front of the audience, the theatre becomes a crime scene, and all the actors become suspects.

When a young woman is rushed to the hospital after falling from a balcony, Julia must make a difficult decision. As Murdoch investigates whether or not the victim was pushed, Crabtree and Watts look into a possible theft.

Crabtree and Parker respond to a disturbance call at a whiskey baron’s home, only to find three dead bodies and a young man who says he doesn’t remember what happened. While Julia treats the witness, Murdoch sends Parker undercover in the cells to get information from a suspect they have arrested.

James Pendrick invites Murdoch and Julia to a symposium on the future that features Marie Curie, Henry Ford, Harry Houdini, Alexander Graham Bell, Albert Einstein, and other great minds of the day as guest speakers. But when Nikola Tesla disappears after a spat with Thomas Edison, Murdoch must investigate his fellow innovators.

Brackenreid attends a traditional English hunt with a wealthy friend, but the dogs find a dead body instead of a fox. While Murdoch looks into a group of animal rights activists, Julia worries about their neighbor, who is acting strangely.

Suspicion falls on Murdoch when his neighbor turns up dead after a series of quarrels between the two. Murdoch’s cufflink was found at the scene, and he can’t remember the night before. As the evidence against him mounts, the team at Station House No. 4 races to prove he was set up.

Murdoch and Julia visit a prison in Kingston where they learn about a suspicious death from a familiar face. Back in Toronto, Brackenreid contends with a strike at the telephone office that puts him at odds with his estranged daughter.

When Terrence Meyers is charged with the attempted assassination of the prime minister, Murdoch, Julia, and Brackenreid are called to give evidence at a tribunal. The case against Meyers is compelling, but Murdoch believes he is innocent and races to prove it.

Julia visits a hair salon in another district only to find the owner dead on the floor. The detective of the jurisdiction rules her death an accident, but Julia, Effie, and Louise suspect foul play and attempt to untangle the case.

After Watts stumbles upon a body in an alley, Murdoch takes over the case and Watts is reassigned to investigate the robbery of an expensive painting. Meanwhile, Julia is offered an exciting opportunity, Parker is intent on arresting a suspect, and Crabtree meets a deranged fan.

Julia returns to Toronto to help Murdoch prove Violet is guilty of murder, but with Effie representing Violet as her lawyer, the case against her is difficult to build. Effie starts to worry that something has happened to Crabtree.