Murdoch Mysteries — Season 7
The new season plunges Detective Murdoch into a perplexing case: the sudden and unexpected death of celebrated bicycle racer Joe Fenton. Murdoch, himself testing out an innovative gear-shifting system during the race, finds himself amidst a whirlwind of suspicion surrounding Fenton, the clear frontrunner with a string of recent victories. Questions arise when Fenton’s manager, Chippy Blackburn, is spotted administering a mysterious potion, raising the unsettling possibility of fixed races. Adding to the complexity, Dr. Grace struggles to pinpoint a cause of death, ultimately collaborating with Dr. Ogden on an unprecedented procedure – her first brain bisection – which initially suggests a fatal cerebral aneurysm and subsequent hemorrhage. However, the discovery of a subtle injection mark on Fenton’s arm throws everything into doubt, hinting at a far more sinister explanation. Meanwhile, Julia faces an unexpected complication as she prepares to sell the estate of Darcy Garland; she discovers Leslie, Darcy's much younger brother, still residing within its walls.
Clarence MacFarlane, proprietor of the SS Keewatin, found himself the recipient of a chilling threat, prompting Detective Murdoch and Inspector Brackenreid to embark on an inquiry. As the vessel prepared for its inaugural voyage to Rocheste…
Murdoch believes an athlete succumbed to death as a result of taking excessive amounts of an unidentified stimulant.
During the course of a murder investigation within a cinema, Murdoch finds himself increasingly entangled in the unfolding drama of James Pendrick’s ambitious film project.
Murdoch finds himself embroiled in the perplexing vanishing of a nanny, collaborating with the celebrated, yet unconventional, Sherlock Holmes.
The man, seemingly resurrected, stands as the leading suspect in his wife’s death.
Detective Murdoch confronts a deeply personal terror when a patient with a debilitating phobia becomes the victim of murder.
The discovery of a body on Toronto's shores invariably sparked whispers of something monstrous from the deep.
Driven by the pursuit of a murder suspect, Murdoch and Crabtree journey to the rugged shores of Newfoundland.
Detective Murdoch accompanied the condemned murderer, James Gillies, to the gallows.
Detective Murdoch delves into the tangled history of a ragtime ensemble following the discovery of their vocalist, dead.
Crabtree maintains that the recent series of thefts are the work of a subterranean race, a kind of mole-like people.
The confession whispered on the dying man's lips had yielded a body, but for Murdoch, the grim act felt less like closure and more like a cruel misdirection. He suspected the true killer remained hidden, a phantom lurking just beyond the re…
Murdoch masterfully sets a complex trap when someone from his past reappears, bringing with them a dangerous deception.
Julia and Emily journeyed to a celebratory gathering for a bride-to-be, while Murdoch and his companions found themselves embroiled in a fiercely competitive game of curling.
The assassination of President McKinley in Buffalo thrust Murdoch into a complex network of international espionage and shadowy dealings.
Crabtree found himself compelled to collaborate with the leading suspect in the murder of a prominent Chinese official, driven by a desperate hope of uncovering the actual perpetrator.
Against all reason, Murdoch ventured into a perilous situation, striving to disarm a bomb affixed to the person of a factory owner.
With her father's passing, Julia uncovers a hidden truth, a revelation that shifts her understanding of him. Meanwhile, at Brackenreid, a new murder case demands attention, drawing the firm into a complex and unsettling investigation.
