Murdoch Mysteries

Murdoch and Crabtree take part in a reenactment of the Revolutionary War Battle of Queenston Heights, where one of the pretend soldiers ends up dead with a bayonet in his back. As the pair investigate, Watts is put in charge of the stationhouse.

With Julia and Susannah in London, Murdoch settles into a rooming house. When his quirky new neighbor, Tippy Longfellow, asks for Murdoch's help in solving an apparent murder in the building, he discovers that her dubious claims are true.

Crabtree and Effie attend a celebration at a Victorian mansion to mark Charles Dickens' birth. But the festivities are upended when their host mysteriously disappears and is later discovered bludgeoned to death with a candlestick.

Murdoch and Watts investigate when a young woman is found dead from an overdose of stolen cocaine. But after the postmortem results indicate she was strangled, they suspect the woman was an unlikely victim and not a drug heist mastermind.

A hotel bellman dies in a car explosion meant for rising starlet Ruth Higgins-Newsome. As Murdoch investigates, he discovers that some letter-writing fanatics aren't exactly ardent admirers and suspects an overzealous fan is responsible.

When a rare prehistoric skull is stolen and one of the buyers ends up dead, Murdoch tries to track down the missing artifact and murderer. Higgins grows increasingly uneasy with Tucker after he arrests a seemingly innocent dockworker for a heist.

On Christmas Eve, Murdoch and Choi must track down Shane, a squabbling drunk who is being targeted by a pair of nefarious brothers. Thomas has to contend with Margaret's trio of obnoxious sisters.

After decomposing bodies are found in a field with gunshot wounds, Murdoch fears that a serial killer is on the loose. As the bodies are excavated and photographed, Choi concludes that the victims were specifically targeted.

A factory worker who was leading a strike against his company dies from a suspicious fall. Murdoch suspects that plans to unionize prompted the killing and focuses his attentions on factory owner Roy.

At an English inn, Murdoch's reunion with Ogden is disrupted when Midge, a gold-digging guest, ends up dead in the pond. Meanwhile, Brackenreid plans an elaborate surprise party for Margaret.

In London, Murdoch, Ogden, and Susannah narrowly escape after being caught up in a bomb explosion likely set by a now-dead suffragette. Back in Toronto, Violet Hart fends off threats and extortion attempts by the gangster Petrucci brothers.

With a precious ruby set to be showcased in a new museum, historian James Chaney devises a burglary sensor with a direct line to the stationhouse. But when a thief still manages to crack the vault, Murdoch and Watts are put on the case.

After a waitress is found strangled in an alley, Murdoch and Brackenreid suspect the killing is tied to a corrupt mayoral candidate with a murderous past.

Murdoch and Watts investigate the mysterious death of a young man at a popular new automat diner that Higgins and Roberts have just invested in. Effie receives a threatening warning from a newly appointed morality officer.

After a would-be Catholic assassin is killed, Murdoch finds himself caught up in a feud between Irish Catholics and Protestants and must contend with the powerful Protestant leader, Jimmy Mitchell, who was the intended target.

A performance of Hamlet comes to an abrupt end when the actor playing the king is poisoned on stage. As Murdoch and Brackenreid investigate, the contention and derision in the family-run theatrical troupe become increasingly apparent.

A small airplane carrying deadly chemicals crashes in downtown Toronto, killing the pilot. As Murdoch and Brackenreid look into the case, they fear a sinister plot linked to James Pendrick.

Murdoch and Crabtree investigate a recent jailbreak followed by a blast at a bank that left a hole in the wall and an empty vault. An inebriated witness reports seeing a mechanical man with a cannon arm at the heist.