Murdoch Mysteries — Season 11
A new season finds Detective Murdoch and Dr. Ogden venturing to Vancouver Island, where Murdoch reconnects with his RCMP officer brother, Jasper Linney. Their visit quickly turns serious when they’re drawn into a perplexing murder case linked to an archaeologist's groundbreaking discovery of a long-lost Indigenous settlement – a journey that introduces them to the rich cultures and histories of the Songhees and Haida peoples. Back in Toronto, the ever-ambitious Brackenreids find themselves eyeing a potentially lucrative investment, though its true nature remains shrouded in uncertainty. And for Crabtree and Higgins, what should be a romantic ski getaway with Nina Bloom and Ruth Newsome takes an unexpected turn, hinting at hidden dangers lurking beneath the snowy slopes.
Imprisoned, Murdoch faces a daunting struggle to clear his name. His pursuit of justice is complicated by a pervasive web of police and government corruption, which deepens with the ambush of law enforcement officers, the abduction of Ogden…
A death in the wine world reveals a deeper deception. Murdoch and Watts find themselves embroiled in a case of fraud after a celebrated wine connoisseur is poisoned.
A recording device crafted by Alexander Graham Bell proved useful in the inquiry surrounding a murder that occurred at a dinner held in honor of Helen Keller.
Murdoch delves into the world of a surgeon pioneering advanced organ transplantation.
A series of deaths, meticulously arranged to appear as suicides, draws Murdoch to the chilling conclusion that a serial killer is systematically preying upon the elderly.
To unravel a murder, Detective Crabtree and Constable Brackenreid assume disguises and infiltrate a boarding school for boys.
In a case that begins with a simple car accident, Murdoch begins to unravel a web of unsettling intentions.
With a renewed purpose, Brackenreid returns to his painting, and the resulting work draws the eye of a discerning and affluent benefactor. This coincides with his involvement in the investigation of an artist’s death.
With the pre-published notices of two men’s passing still circulating, Murdoch uncovers a further list of intended victims, including one connected to Station House Number Four. He is now faced with the urgent task of ensuring their surviva…
Murdoch examines a death potentially linked to a device capable of rapid transit.
While investigating the violent death of a cricketer on the field, Murdoch and Brackenreid observe a disturbing lack of fair play among some of the players.
When a statue of the Virgin Mary, a recent gift to his parish, inexplicably begins to weep, Murdoch begins to investigate.
The death of the cooking competition's judge sent a ripple of unease through the remaining contestants. Murdoch understood with chilling clarity that others had sampled the contaminated dish – Crabtree, and Margaret Brackenreid among them.
Theodore Roosevelt sought refuge in Canada for a hunt, an excursion that inadvertently placed the American President squarely in Murdoch’s sights.
While Murdoch pursues a murder case entangled with the world of vaudeville stars Harry and Al Jolson, Watts begins to piece together a perplexing history of his own lineage.
Crabtree infiltrated a chess tournament, his mission to unravel the death of a renowned Russian grandmaster.
A private disagreement between Murdoch and Ogden faded into the background when Nate Desmond was accused of murder.
The season concluded with a heated disagreement prompting Murdoch to assist a man desperate to find his vanished wife. Meanwhile, Crabtree wrestled with the prospect of his future alongside Nina and the team at the station house grappled wi…
