Murdoch Mysteries

Detective William Murdoch is running from a pair of British security agents through the streets of Bristol, taking refuge in a pub. Meanwhile, in Toronto, his colleagues have no idea what' has become of Murdoch.

When a policeman is murdered in Chinatown, the force wants to pin the blame on an elderly immigrant, but Murdoch isn't sure they have the right man. Risking his reputation, he begins to investigate his colleagues.

A man murdered inside a Masonic Lodge is revealed to be a leading a double life. Murdoch asks Dr Ogden to go undercover to learn more about the victim''s secret and reveal the killer.

Brackenreid''s son is kidnapped and Murdoch has to race against time to find him before his abductors realize they' have made a terrible mistake and kill the boy.

A farmer is brutally ax murdered and his daughter admits to the crime. Murdoch suspects it's far more complicated than that and calls on a psychologist to help.

As Murdoch investigates a murder and the robbery of a priceless Rembrant painting, he suspects that the theft and murder were the work of someone inside the Rembrandt's owners bohemian circle of artists and art experts.

Station number four becomes a one-ring circus after Kitty the Tiger Tamer is murdered and Murdoch arrests the whole rowdy lot of cunning misfits.

The murder of a Eugenics Society member does little to discourage Murdoch''s nemesis James Pendrick and his flirtatious wife Sally in their attempt to recruit Murdoch into their disturbing movement.

The discovery of mummified remains leads Murdoch on a forensic odyssey to a very old murder/love story and to examine his commitment to Dr Ogden.

Two of the Beaton heirs have now died in mysterious circumstances. Murdoch doesn't buy the Manor staff's contentions that the mansion is haunted by a ghost and sets out to prove it.

A botched execution leads Murdoch to re-examine the cases of a recently-murdered judge and a young man who was hanged for a murder he did no't commit.

Investigating the murder of a young woman who had posed for racy photographs, Murdoch discovers that James Pendrick's beautiful wife Sally also posed for the same photographer and fears for her life.

A man is killed by being 'cooked from the inside' and eccentric Inventor Nikola Tesla warns Murdoch that his research into microwaves may have been stolen and turned into a weapon of mass destruction.