Murdoch Mysteries

Murdoch wakes up in Bristol with no memory of who he is.

When a policeman is murdered, the force blames an immigrant.

Murdoch and the team are introduced to the complex underworld of Toronto's secret societies after a man dies at a Masonic initiation ritual. Dr. Ogden goes deep undercover in an attempt to discover more about the victim's double life.

Inspector Brackenreid's son is abducted from a park.

Farmer Alexander Reynolds is found with an axe in his chest.

Wealthy James Pendrick enlists the force to guard his priceless Rembrandt, but an audacious thief manages to steal it, killing a man along the way. Murdoch must sort through the clues and fend off the advances of Sally, Pendrick's beautiful wife, to crack the case.

Bedlam strikes Barnett's Traveling Royal Circus when an out-of-control tiger kills its trainer before escaping. Although the animal is later caught, Murdoch suspects the case may be more complicated than it appears and begins investigating the other circus performers.

The great science-fiction writer H.G. Wells makes an appearance as the guest of honor at a secret meeting of the Toronto Society for the Advancement of Eugenics. Murdoch has been invited by the lovely Sally Pendrick, who seems determined to enlist him in the movement.

Bridge builders at the Don River discover the mummified bodies of a man and a woman. Murdoch and Ogden ascertain that the pair was murdered, possibly some time ago. Working closely with Dr. Ogden also causes Murdoch to reevaluate his feelings for her.

Murdoch questions the staff at Beaton Manor.

A recently hanged man suddenly wakes and flees the morgue.

Murdoch delves into the scandalous world of Victorian erotica after a young woman who posed for a series of saucy pictures is murdered. During his investigation, Murdoch discovers photographs of a very unlikely model.

Nikola Tesla claims his latest invention has been stolen.