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While demonstrating a current to the public, Miss Toronto Electric & Light dies onstage. Detective William Murdoch enlists the help of Nikola Tesla.

A trunk delivered contains a naked corpse and a taunting note. Murdoch races to find the killer before his boss becomes the next victim.

After a big win, a boxer goes down, courtesy of a gunshot. A witness finds his wife, standing over the body; Murdoch aims to prove her innocence.

Murdoch accompanies his hero to a séance. Did the clues indeed come from the spirit world? Or did the medium have a motive for murder?

When a man dies, the case looks like a simple robbery gone wrong. But questions about his ways lead Murdoch into Toronto's homosexual subculture.

A murder brings Murdoch face to face with his past, as the detective's estranged father turns up drunk near the crime scene.

When a corpse crashes through a ceiling and lands onstage, Murdoch and Brackenreid delve into the intrigues of the city's Shakespearean acting troupe.

Boys playing on the lakeshore discover the beaten body of a scion of a wealthy family. Murdoch finds secrets beneath a gleaming world of privilege.

Arthur Conan Doyle meddles in a case involving a ventriloquist who seems to have murdered his father. Murdoch begins to suspect a hidden agenda.

Who could have murdered Howard Rookwood? When suspicions fall on employees, Murdoch uncovers another side to the victim's character.

After a mysterious hooded figure kills a prominent psychiatric researcher, Murdoch investigates the doctor's former patients.

The murder of a girl leads police to suspect a plot against a visiting prince. Constable Crabtree finds His Highness more than a handful to guard.

When an astronomer is found hanging in a tree, evidence points to one conclusion: Martians. Murdoch searches for more earthly answers.

When a stunt goes wrong at Buffalo Bill's Wild West Extravaganza, it's up to Murdoch to decide whether the shooting was murder or a tragic accident.

A Scotland Yard detective arrives in Toronto convinced that Jack the Ripper is within his grasp. Murdoch races against time to catch the killer.

A famed paleontologist is in town to premiere his new discovery, but Murdoch's evening with Dr. Ogden is ruined when the event becomes a crime scene.

A bank robbery and two murders seem to implicate Harry Houdini. His assistant, who's also Dr. Ogden's sister, believes the illusionist is innocent.

An "experiment" with absinthe after the murder of an escort finally brings Ogden and Murdoch together. The Temperance League increases its pressure.

When a woman is found dead in a creek, Murdoch investigates a man from Dr. Ogden's past. Their relationship is threatened by differences of opinion.

At first glance, a physics professor's murder seems to be the perfect crime. Murdoch needs Dr. Ogden's help, but their relationship remains strained.

A young boy comes to the station with a strange report about a giant knight, but Murdoch brushes it off as a tall tale. Then the boy goes missing.

Murdoch, injured while pursuing a suspect, is bedridden with two women competing for his affections: Dr. Ogden and Enid, a beautiful young widow.

Murdoch's relationship with Enid continues to grow. When a mysterious killer begins stalking telegraph operators in Toronto, he calls on her for help.

The death of a factory worker in Toronto's insular Jewish ward reveals his star-crossed romance with the wealthy factory owner's daughter.

A savage killing -- seemingly committed by an animal -- has some people convinced a werewolf is on the prowl. Murdoch seeks a logical explanation.

An investigation is alternately thwarted and aided by a mounted policeman who otherwise seems competent and meticulous, much to Murdoch's irritation.

A dazed Murdoch wakes in Bristol with no memory of who he is or how he got there. And it seems he's wanted by British intelligence agents for murder.

When a policeman is murdered in Chinatown, the force wants to pin the blame on an elderly immigrant, but Murdoch isn't sure they have the right man.

Murdoch and the team are introduced to the complex underworld of Toronto's secret societies after a man dies at a Masonic initiation ritual.

A tranquil day in the park turns sinister when Inspector Brackenreid's son is abducted. But the kidnappers may have made a dangerous error.

A local farmer's found with an axe in his chest, and his blood-soaked daughter confesses to the crime. But Murdoch believes deeper issues are at play.

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.

An out-of-control tiger in a traveling circus kills its trainer before escaping. Murdoch suspects the case is more complicated than it appears.

Writer H.G. Wells is the guest of honor at a secret meeting of the Toronto Society for the Advancement of Eugenics, to which Murdoch's invited.

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.

When a second heir to the Beaton fortune dies in unusual circumstances, Murdoch questions the staff at Beaton Manor, who talk of a malevolent ghost.

While Dr. Ogden examines a suspicious mark on the body of the recently hanged Cecil Fox, the man suddenly wakes, knocks her unconscious and flees.

Murdoch delves into the scandalous world of Victorian erotica after a young woman who posed for a series of saucy pictures is murdered.

Murdoch's friend Nikola Tesla appears on the scene of a bizarre murder saying his latest invention's been stolen. Dr. Odgen consider a career change.

Prickly new pathologist Dr. Llewllyn Francis clashes with Murdoch over a puzzling case involving dismembered body parts encased in concrete blocks.

A dead soldier found hanging from a tree leads Murdoch to a secret plot involving the Canadian military and puts him at odds with British forces.

Murdoch reunites with Dr. Ogden in Buffalo when she asks for help investigating an unsettling case. In Toronto, a break-in raises questions.

When a wealthy patriarch is found dead, Murdoch is thrust into a world of privilege and resentment, forcing him to untangle a twisted web of motives.

A French woman's disappearance forces Murdoch to partner with Detective Marcel Guillaume, a real-life inspiration for the fictional Inspector Maigret.

Murdoch suspects that a detailed miniature streetscape contains clues to a murder but he faces unusual challenges when trying to collect evidence.

Murdoch's investigation of a defense minister's murder infuriates the detective's rival and sparks hostilities between Canada and the United States.

A wannabe sleuth who has tested Murdoch's patience with false reports claims that she overheard a murder, inspiring Murdoch to tap the phone system.

While pursuing a case involving an old flame, Murdoch runs afoul of mobsters who will stop at nothing to silence anyone connected with their target.

Religion and murder mix uneasily when a priest's corpse is found in a convent led by someone connected to Murdoch, who finds his beliefs tested.

When a vampire craze consumes Toronto thanks to Bram Stoker's "Dracula," Murdoch must wade through public hysteria to apprehend a fanged killer.

Paddy Glynn's sensational reporting complicates Murdoch's work when he pursues a dashing masked robber who steals from banks and gives to the poor.

Murdoch steps through the looking glass when he becomes the prime suspect in a murder committed during an "Alice in Wonderland" costume party.

Detective William Murdoch leaves Toronto for the Klondike Gold Rush in the Yukon, intent on a life beyond policing. There he meets writer Jack London and stumbles upon a murder investigation.

Detective Murdoch (Yannick Bisson) must tread carefully when he pursues a Catholic suspect in the murder of an Alderman, killed during the attempted assassination of the city's Protestant Mayor.

When Detective Murdoch (Yannick Bisson) investigates a series of deaths linked to an exhibition of Egyptian antiquities, Constable Crabtree (Jonny Harris) is convinced a mummy's curse is to blame.

While investigating an explosion, Detective Murdoch infiltrates an anarchist group lead by American labour organizer Emma Goldman.

With the close assistance of opera-loving Inspector Brackenreid, Detective Murdoch investigates the murder of a young opera singer acting as the understudy for a tempestuous diva.

Detective Murdoch suspects the ambitious inventor (Peter Stebbings) of an electric vehicle murdered an associate who stood in the way of his plans to compete with Henry Ford.

Detective Murdoch's investigation into the disappearance of a quiet librarian leads to a reunion with former love Anna Fulford and the discovery of a seamy underworld.

After saving his lover Anna from the Black Hand, Detective Murdoch bargains for her life. During his investigation into a murder, he encounters a young woman behaving seductively.

After a ruthless inventor is killed at a convention, Murdoch's investigation is assisted by his idol, Alexander Graham Bell.

After a high stakes card game involving Dr. Grace ends with the death of a player, Murdoch is shocked to learn the true cost of their wagers is the opportunity to die.

Detective Murdoch is taunted by a deranged criminal who leaves talking dolls with macabre personal messages at each crime scene.

Toronto's hockey championship fortunes rest on Murdoch's shoulders when he investigates the death of the team captain.

Murdoch investigates the claims of a man who says his time travels to the future provided him with information that allowed him to stop crimes.

When a flying machine crashes, killing a man on the ground, Murdoch's investigation uncovers high-level conspiracy and sabotage in the race to achieve the first human-controlled flight.

After a veteran of a brutal North African battle is slain by a sword, Detective Murdoch's prime suspect is the victim's fellow soldier, who is none other than Winston Churchill.

After a series of seemingly random murders, Murdoch rigs a film camera with a timer on a downtown street corner in order to capture the killer.

When Murdoch pursues a murderous gang of armed robbers, his prime suspect is a man claiming to be Sherlock Holmes.

Murdoch enlists some revealing detective work while investigating a murder at a nudist community.

When an anonymous madman threatens the citizens of Toronto with a deadly toxic gas, Murdoch must race against the clock to stop him.

While investigating the death of a politician, rumoured to have been killed by a vengeful ghost, Crabtree's theories of the paranormal conflict with Murdoch's scientific beliefs.

Murdoch investigates the murder of an Eaton's department store manager who was disliked by the shop girls.

An uncooperative witness impedes Murdoch's investigation into a pawnbroker's murder, and Brackenreid faces resistance while looking into the prison death of an old army buddy.

A series of violent drowning deaths of university-educated unmarried career women leads Murdoch to suspect sexist and racist motives.

Detective Murdoch and Julia find themselves at odds when a delusional woman becomes the prime suspect in the violent stabbing of her gambling fiancé.

Detective Murdoch and his methods are compromised when one of his colleagues is implicated in a suspicious murder.

With his colleague sentenced to hang for murder, Detective Murdoch races to exonerate them and steps into a trap set by the real killer.

Murdoch investigates the disappearance of a ship magnate's daughter and the discovery of a body aboard a ship on its inaugural Victoria Day voyage.

When a competitor dies during a bicycle race, Murdoch suspects he was killed by large doses of a mysterious stimulant.

After a man is shot in a movie house, Thomas Edison becomes a suspect and Murdoch is drawn into the drama of James Pendrick's filmmaking venture.

Murdoch's investigation into a nanny's disappearance is assisted by a man who considers himself to be the real Sherlock Holmes.

Murdoch's prime suspect in a woman's murder is her husband, who appears to have returned from the dead.

Murdoch investigates the death of one of Julia's phobia patients, but can Murdoch overcome his own fear to solve the case?

A heat wave finds much of Toronto taking refuge at the beach, but when a body marked by a large bite washes ashore, rumors of a sea monster spread.

A dead body and a piece of parchment lead Murdoch and Crabtree to follow a suspect named Jacob Doyle to his home in Newfoundland.

Detective Murdoch accompanies convicted murderer James Gillies to his hanging.

When the lead singer of a traveling ragtime group turns up dead, Murdoch looks to the group's complicated past for answers.

Murdoch investigates a rash of tunneling robberies that Crabtree is convinced were perpetrated by a species of mole people.

After a dying man confesses to a murder in what appears to be an open and shut case, Murdoch finds a body but suspects the real killer might be alive.

When a suspect from Murdoch's past pulls a deadly con, he orchestrates an elaborate sting so she won't get away with murder again.

Julia and Emily attend a bachelorette party on a secluded island. Murdoch and the boys from Station Four compete in a high-stakes curling match.

The killing of U.S. President McKinley prompts a roundup of Canada's anarchists, landing Murdoch in a web of international espionage and intrigue.

When a Chinese dignitary visiting Toronto is poisoned, Crabtree teams up with the prime suspect, whom he believes to be innocent.

When an anti-progress zealot straps a bomb to a factory owner, Murdoch risks his own life to defuseit.

When Julia's father dies, she uncovers a truth behind his death. Brackenreid takes over the investigation of a murder among a group of geniuses.

Murdoch suspects that the brutal murder of a businessman might be connected to a vicious assault on Inspector Brackenreid.

Murdoch confronts more violence in his quest to bring Brackenreid's attackers to justice; the suffragists prepare for their day in court.

Murdoch joins forces with legendary lawman Bat Masterson to hunt for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, who are rumored to be in Toronto.

As their wedding day approaches, Murdoch and Ogden help a woman who has been wrongly accused of murdering her husband.

While enjoying their honeymoon in New York, Murdoch and Ogden uncover a deadly conspiracy that endangers President Teddy Roosevelt.

Murdoch's investigation into the murder of a lawyer is complicated by a group of his admirers; Julia presses on with her efforts as a suffragist.

When the station is renovated, the remains of a constable are unearthed, and Murdoch is led to suspect his own colleagues of murder.

The electrocution of a businessman leads Murdoch to Thomas Edison when the evidence points to the inventor's son.

When a comedian is murdered, Crabtree and Higgins go undercover as a vaudeville act, appearing on the same bill as W.C. Fields.

Murdoch and Crabtree investigate a murder that leads them to a mysterious temple that may house ancient treasure.

When a land surveyor collapses in front of the station house, Murdoch and Crabtree follow the silver boom to investigate his murder.

Murdoch discovers that the world of fashion is murder when a model is killed during a protest over women's undergarments.

Dr. Ogden's life is threatened by a group of troubled and violent inmates at the asylum when she investigates the murder of a nurse.

When Murdoch discovers that a murdered woman may be connected to a gang of female jewel thieves, Dr. Grace tries to infiltrate the group.

When a young woman is murdered while praying at a cemetery, Murdoch's investigation leads him to the priest who mentored him as a child.

Crabtree leads his first investigation into the suspicious demise of a wrestler who dies after a match, uncovering a world of deception and fraud.

The stakes are high when Murdoch must solve a murder that threatens national security; the suffragettes face a setback when they attempt to vote.

While pursuing a serial killer who collects macabre trophies from his victims, Murdoch becomes a target; Crabtree frets about a domestic abuse case.

Clues found at a flat break-in and a prison stabbing lead Murdoch to suspect the crimes may be connected to the murder now entangling George.

After a gunshot disrupts Mark Twain's talk at the exclusive Empire Club, Murdoch offers the author protection while the team investigates.

On the eve of her move to England, Emily's suffragette lover is murdered, and secrets from her past lead Emily and Murdoch down a puzzling path.

After a statue of a naked woman is revealed to be a corpse, Murdoch and Julia find themselves on the trail of a possible serial killer.

Murdoch has 24 hours to stop an extortionist from launching a secret government missile at New York City and starting a war with the United States.

When the city council's lone anti-temperance member is poisoned in jail, Murdoch must wade into the local prohibition movement to find the culprit.

Murdoch teams up with private eye Winnifred when a mutual pal from summer camp is killed and the murder is connected to an old case from their youth.

A student of Asian studies is found dead in his professor's opium den, and Murdoch and Julia look for clues to explain how he came to be poisoned.

When a bank heist occurs as he's applying for a home loan, Murdoch comes under scrutiny for allowing the thief to escape undetected.

An Arctic explorer seeking funding falls under Murdoch's suspicion after Julia reveals his navigator did not die of hypothermia as claimed.

After the body of a slain golfer is discovered on a Toronto golf course, Murdoch investigates but becomes alarmingly obsessed with the game.

An elderly groom is electrocuted during his wedding. When Murdoch learns that the bride's previous husbands died suddenly, he suspects foul play.

A white man is killed after visiting a black church, and the new chief constable pressures Murdoch to charge a black parishioner with the crime.

While Murdoch investigates a murder linked to a girl raised in the wild, Julia works with Winnifred to locate her adopted baby's birth parents.

When a reporter disguised as a pauper is slain in a workhouse, Murdoch goes undercover there in the hope of deciphering the man's final coded message.

Murdoch and Brackenreid put their careers at risk when they investigate allegations of criminal activity at Station House No. 3.

The shooting of a man in a burlesque club leads Murdoch and Brackenreid to Buffalo, where local police share alarming information about the victim.

At the Murdochs' hotel home, Julia is shot by an unseen assailant. As she lies in a coma, Murdoch follows the clues to a familiar adversary.

When a philanthropist is murdered during his Christmas gala and his charity gifts are stolen, Murdoch puts his holiday plans on hold to investigate.

The brutal murder of a woman vying for the attention of a wealthy bachelor leads Murdoch to suspect one of the late socialite’s romantic rivals.

Murdoch's investigation into the debutante's death is compromised, as an immense fire rages across Toronto.

While working to perfect his latest invention, Murdoch receives word that his childhood friend may be involved in a murder.

When a man they helped send to prison is found innocent 12 years after his conviction, Murdoch and Julia must reassess their findings.

Murdoch and Julia investigate the death of a wealthy businessman. Rebecca is shocked when she hears about a medical student's apparent suicide.

While Murdoch searches for the person responsible for a soccer player's sudden death, Brackenreid shows off his enthusiasm for the beautiful game.

When a young man is found dead aboard a paddleboat, Murdoch and Julia suspect that a romance might have gone very wrong.

Following the murders of two high-profile witnesses in an upcoming trial, Murdoch engages in a bit of subterfuge in the hopes of nabbing the killer.

Murdoch and company join forces to identify a lecherous masked criminal known as The Lurker.

Murdoch and Julia cross paths with a suspected murderer who contends that he's been possessed by the devil.

While tolerating a tactless colleague at the station, Murdoch seeks justice for a show dog that may not have died of natural causes.

Twenty years after the case of a boy’s kidnapping, a man shows up with proof that he may have been the actual victim.

While conducting tutorials on bodily decomposition in the countryside, Julia is surprised by a discovery made by Constable Jackson.

Following a trip to Panama, Murdoch gives a presentation about a strange new tonic that purportedly will restore a person's youth -- or so he claims.

When a woman dies in an explosion, clues found at the scene of the crime lead Murdoch and Watts to a secretive community.

While investigating the murder of a young woman, Murdoch encounters the macabre author, H.P. Lovecraft.

The death of a roller-skating champion draws Murdoch and Julia into a surprisingly competitive and brutal sport.

Following a dancer's death, the constables and detectives of Station No. 4 probe into an unseemly conspiracy in the hopes of clearing Murdoch's name.

With Christmas just days away and nary a snowflake in sight, Murdoch and company are tasked with investigating a brazen train robbery.

Trapped amidst a web of corruption, Murdoch finds himself stuck in jail and relying on the wits of Watts to clear his good name.

A wine aficionado is poisoned at his son's wedding. Rebecca is subjected to racial discrimination when she applies for a job.

A murder occurs at a dinner honoring Helen Keller, and an audio recording made by Alexander Graham Bell may hold the key to identifying the killer.

When an operation takes an unfortunate turn, the surgeon maintains that he was sabotaged and asks Murdoch to investigate.

Julia's mentor returns to Toronto in the wake of a scandalous speech, which may have inspired a rash of killings believed to have been suicides.

When two students go missing from a prestigious boys' school, Crabtree and a constable go undercover to determine what happened.

Murdoch hits the streets of Toronto when an automobile crash that he had initially deemed an accident starts to look suspicious.

While out enjoying nature, Murdoch and Julia come across a slain artist, as well as a group of painters who seem none too bothered by his demise.

Pre-written obituaries prove eerily prescient for Murdoch and company, especially when they learn that a member of Station No. 4 may be next to die.

Murdoch examines a man’s bizarre death, which may be connected to the telephone system, while he and Julia put a saucy new code word into effect.

Julia delivers some surprising news to her husband in the middle of a competitive cricket match, which ends up going up in smoke.

When a newly donated statue of the Virgin Mary begins to cry tears of blood, Murdoch launches an investigation into the apparent miracle.

When a boorish judge meets an early demise during a cooking competition, Murdoch must determine if someone added a dash of poison to the menu.

Murdoch and Julia bump into President Theodore Roosevelt, who has traveled to Canada for a hunting trip -- not knowing that he may be a target.

When a man is killed during a fundraiser featuring Harry and Al Jolson, Murdoch investigates whether the entertainers played a role in the murder.

A Russian chess master is murdered in the wilderness and the only witness is a boy who alleges to have seen the angel of death.

Still reeling from a personal trauma, Murdoch and Julia must find a way to focus on a new case, as a friend is accused of murder.

While avoiding work due to depression, Murdoch helps a new acquaintance search for his missing wife. Crabtree and Nina ponder their future.

Murdoch and Julia become embroiled in an investigation while visiting his brother in Victoria for Christmas. Brackenreid falls victim to a scheme.

Now the proud owners of a home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Murdoch and Julia host a celebratory party where an explosion claims a life.

When a supposedly routine surgical operation results in a patient's death, Julia asks Murdoch to investigate the presence of foul play.

Higgins and Ruth Newsome's wedding proves to be an eventful celebration for guests Murdoch, Julia, Crabtree and Brackenreid.

After a deportation official meets a bloody end, suspicion turns to a carpenter who Brackenreid released from custody a short time prior.

Following the murder of a French diplomat, Murdoch agrees to impersonate the man in hopes that an international treaty may still be signed.

When an unusual astrological phenomenon appears over Toronto, Murdoch looks to investigate the celestial event's uncanny impact.

Questions abound after Watts claims to have killed a man in self-defense. Also, Higgins looks to make a few extra dollars.

A wealthy couple is discovered dead in their swimming pool. The signs indicate a double suicide but Murdoch suspects murder.

While helping a friend with a missing person case, Brackenreid comes face-to-face with some truths about himself and his past.

Murdoch volunteers to assist an Italian detective to retrieve a priceless lot of stolen antiquities before they are sold to unscrupulous buyers.

A convicted ax murderer escapes from Crabtree and John while being transported to prison. Meanwhile, Murdoch is unimpressed with a new police manual.

While investigating the death of a young orphan, Murdoch uncovers a disturbing connection to his own past. Also, Julia finds an unlikely mentor.

When an inventor believed to be working on an invisibility device is found murdered, the great Nikola Tesla lends a hand to Murdoch's investigation.

Murdoch is shocked when he learns the identity of a man killed in a boarding house fire. Julia is reluctant to perform surgery on a young patient.

A typing contest leads to murder when a competitor is electrocuted on stage. Was it an accident or does Murdoch have another murder on his hands?

The publication of Murdoch and Julia's manual on solving murders coincides with a series of murders mimicking examples from the book.

As Murdoch is presented with an intriguing career boost, Watts seeks to investigate a murder outside his jurisdiction.

Sensing that something isn't right about the shooting, Murdoch investigates whether John is being framed for murder.

Murdoch investigates an explosion at a women's suffrage rally. Also, poet Effie Newsome encourages George to share his book with a publisher.

Following a dock worker's murder, Murdoch digs into labor issues at the wharf. Julia finds herself in a difficult position at the hospital.

A woman who vanished more than a decade ago is found recently murdered — and it appears she hasn't aged a day since her disappearance.

While questioning witnesses to a murder Crabtree crosses paths with a man who may be the father he never knew.

Murdoch and Julia — along with Higgins and Ruth — go camping in the wilderness, where they come across a bewildering mystery.

When a gay stamp enthusiast is found murdered, Murdoch investigates whether the man was killed for his relationships or his hobby.

After a long night moonlighting as a cabdriver, Higgins discovers a dead passenger in his back seat. It's up to Murdoch to piece together the mystery.

Murdoch's evening at the theater turns into a murder investigation when an actor is shot dead while performing onstage.

A woman is rushed to the hospital after falling from a balcony. Was this a shocking accident or attempted murder?

While responding to a disturbance call, Parker and Crabtree stumble across three dead bodies and a witness who can't remember a thing.

Nikola Tesla vanishes during a symposium, and rival inventor Thomas Edison stands out as one of the chief suspects.

Brackenreid accompanies a friend to a traditional fox hunt, where the hunting dogs uncover a dead body, hidden in the woods.

Suspicion falls on Murdoch when a neighbor he didn't much care for is found murdered — and a telltale cufflink is discovered next to the body.

Murdoch and Julia travel to Kingston Penitentiary, where a familiar inmate clues them in to a suspicious death behind bars.

When government spy Terrence Meyers is charged with attempting to assassinate the prime minister, Murdoch and company set out to prove his innocence.

Julia and her friends attempt to prove that the death of a hair salon owner was due to foul play.

After Watts discovers a body in an alleyway, Murdoch takes over the investigation, freeing the former to look into a high-profile art burglary.

Murdoch is tasked with proving Violet guilty of murder. Meanwhile, Effie grows increasingly concerned about George's absence.

Murdoch and Crabtree encounter the great Charlie Chaplin while investigating an insult comic's untimely death at a carnival.

Brackenreid refuses help on a case that hits close to home. Meanwhile, Murdoch and Julia fear that their neighbor is plotting to poison them.

Terrence Meyers tells Murdoch that inventor James Pendrick has been abducted and his life may be in grave danger.

When a young man is found dead and seemingly electrocuted near a local university, Murdoch and Brackenreid search for a possible explanation.

Murdoch and Julia stumble across a mystery while vacationing in the countryside. In Toronto, Crabtree and Higgins investigate a gruesome discovery.

The apparent suicide of a young woman inspires Murdoch to investigate her unusual marital arrangement. Arthur continues to woo Violet.

Someone with nefarious motives tricks Murdoch and Julia into visiting an abandoned warehouse full of dangerous traps.

Murdoch and Watts delve into a murder at the estate of a man who has declared himself to be the king of his own independent nation.

Murdoch scrutinizes a murder and fire at an opium den. Meanwhile, Brackenreid tries to track down Nomi's missing friend.

A murder victim linked to Murdoch's past shakes the detective. Elsewhere, Watts witnesses a violent attack at a restaurant.

Murdoch seeks to avenge a terrible loss while also welcoming a big change. Crabtree's love life goes off the rails.