Murdoch Mysteries — Season 17
This season explores the perilous consequences of getting exactly what you ask for. Four characters – Julia Ogden, William Murdoch, Sergeant Brackenreid, and Dr. Hart – each find their deepest desires unexpectedly granted, but discover that wish fulfillment isn’t always a blessing. As they grapple with the unforeseen repercussions of these fulfilled wishes, they'll confront uncomfortable truths and navigate paths far more complicated than they initially imagined.

The disappearance of Murdoch and Ogden immediately became Inspector Crabtree’s paramount concern. His very first task was to locate them.

Torn between the unthinkable and the inevitable, Murdoch and Ogden decide the only path to true justice lies in delivering the society woman themselves, a desperate gamble to secure her fate and, perhaps, a semblance of redemption for their…

The death of the man implicated in the theft of the Mona Lisa sets Murdoch on a path that unexpectedly leads to the reclusive artist, Emily Carr.

Murdoch believes the stabbing that occurred at the oyster bar may be connected to an earlier affair – one involving women trafficked for marriage.

Having made a wish upon a curious automaton, Ogden found himself descending into a house of horrors, a place where the infamous James Gillies still lived.

Odgen, Watts, and Effie seek respite at a health retreat, drawn by the promise of renewal offered by its enigmatic leader. But tranquility proves elusive when a fellow guest succumbs to a sudden, inexplicable demise.

In the days leading up to the prestigious race, Murdoch begins an inquiry into the deliberate killing of a champion thoroughbred, a horse widely expected to emerge victorious.

Deep within the woods, Ogden, Hart, Effie, and Louise stumbled upon a company of young adventurers. Their leader had been slain by a deranged man.

In the midst of a festive Christmas parade, amidst the cheerful chaos of a department store, a grim discovery is made: the body of a slum landlord is found nestled within Santa's toy sack. Murdoch is called upon to unravel the mystery of hi…

Detective Murdoch examines the circumstances surrounding the death of a prominent local builder, found fatally shot within a barbershop.

Detective Murdoch's inquiry into the stabbing of a Scottish dancer at the Highland Games unearths deeply rooted clan feuds.

The discovery of a body in a narrow alley, accompanied by the symbolic presence of the Death card from a tarot deck, immediately drew Murdoch’s attention. He felt a chilling connection to a recent and fiercely debated psychic phenomenon.

Crabtree's northward journey to find his father, now a fugitive, leads him to a grim discovery: a dead policeman and a settlement steeped in lawlessness.

Murdoch's inquiry into the peculiar demise of a science professor suggests a most unusual instrument of death: a swarm of bees.

The pursuit of lost Incan gold and a recent murder leads Watts and Murdoch north, but their expedition takes a dangerous turn when Watts himself becomes the victim of an abduction.

Murdoch finds himself wondering if the unexpected death of a man at the gospel revival is somehow linked to the charismatic, yet unsettling, preacher and the nun who accompanies him.

Terrence Meyers, a seasoned intelligence operative, recruits Murdoch and Brackenreid for a delicate assignment: the protection of a leading candidate in the upcoming premiership race, who is now a target for assassins.

Near a graveyard, Murdoch’s inquiry reveals a disturbing pattern: witnesses describe the murderer as a spectral woman, her form stained with blood.

The opening of Dr. Odgen’s women's hospital was shadowed by an unsettling development: a strange illness began to spread within its walls. Faced with this unknown threat, she was compelled to implement a strict quarantine.

Murdoch considered that the killing of the young composer might stem from envy.

Following a stabbing in a university dormitory, Crabtree and Watts focus their attention on a fellow student as a potential suspect.

The gunshot that felled Murdoch plunged his existence into an unexpected and vibrant realm. He awoke not to silence, but to a melody; his world had irrevocably transformed into something akin to a grand, unfolding musical.

The death of a man, precipitated by a drunken fight within the Starbright Lounge, has led Murdoch to suspect a fellow officer.

Newly appointed Inspector Murdoch found himself investigating a perplexing case: a renowned scientist had orchestrated his own demise.


