Constable Crabtree and Chief Constable Giles, both stripped of their positions, are behind bars at the Don Jail, as Murdoch is called to investigate a burglary at the deserted residence of George's former fiancée Edna Brooks. When Murdoch visits George in prison, he lets Murdoch know that he did not, in fact, kill Archibald Brooks and they both search for clues to determine the identity of the real killer. Written by Michael Levine

When anti-Imperialist Mark Twain is invited to speak at the Empire Club the members are anything but welcoming. In fact, someone takes a shot at him. Murdoch investigates but Inspector Brackenreid - whose application for membership in the empire Club - is under pressure to get Twain to leave town as soon as possible. When Dr. Ogden learn from Twain that his wife is dying and that he is flat broke, she invites him to stay and give paid lectures to her women's group. Murdoch meanwhile investigates Club members and anyone who may have invested in the many failed schemes Twain had proposed to them. The issue is far simpler than Murdoch could have imagined. Written by garykmcd

Just as Lillian and Dr. Grace are finally preparing to go to London to continue their suffrage movement there, Lillian is murdered. Naturally Emily is devastated and rather confused as to what to do next. As the title suggests we are made aware of just how much Dr. Grace really knows about her companion.

A realistic statue of a naked woman is discovered in the park drawing scandalized on-lookers until one takes matters into his own hands. The discovery that it's a murder, leads Murdoch and Julia on the trail of what may be a sequential killer. Written by Mike Thomas

Murdoch finds himself working to save Canada - a request that has from the Prime Minister, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, no less. Working with Canadian spy Terrence Meyers, Murdoch has less 24 hours to stop whoever is blackmailing the government for $4 million - or they will fire a rocket on New York City. Information leads them to the wilds of Mississauga where Murdoch comes across none other than James Pendrick who admits to building a rocket. With the information Murdoch gives him, Pendrick realizes someone has been stealing his work. Together, Pendrick and Murdoch race to Niagara-on-the-Lake to stop the missile from being fired. Written by garykmcd

When the lone holdout on the city council against a contentious fight to enact prohibition dies after a night in the cells of Station House 4, Murdoch and company investigate, even as the Brackenreid home hosts the prohibition movement's principal protagonist, Carrie Nation. Written by Michael Levine

After a nearly 30-year interval, Murdoch is reacquainted with a fellow scholarship camper, a woman now working with a private investigator, who assists Murdoch in a present-day murder case linked to seven campmates apparently being targeted by the perpetrator of a murder at the camp in 1875. Written by Michael Levine

Detective Murdoch investigates the death of university student Byron Sutton who died while smoking opium at the home of his oriental studies professor, Aldous Lawrence. Several other students were there that night- in fact this was a weekly event hosted by Lawrence. The dead boy's father, Dr. Louis Sutton, blames Lawrence and wants him arrested without delay. Dr. Ogden is having trouble determining the exact cause of death however. Written by garykmcd

A baffling bank heist risks Murdoch's reputation.

Murdoch investigates the suspicious death of an Arctic expedition crew member, while their workplaces become increasingly complicated in light of recent events.

While investigating a golfer's murder, Murdoch becomes obsessed with the game.

Murdoch investigates the death of an elderly groom; Crabtree meets Lucy Maud Montgomery at a writing class.

Mr. Frank Parker, a white man, who was visiting an all black church for Sunday's service, was found dead by Miss James, Dr. Ogden's protégé. The new Chief Constable seems to be in a hurry to charge a black paritioner even before the crime has been investigated by Murdoch. Written by Ruth Adriaans

A young girl raised in the wild is the prime suspect in a murder case. Julia tries to locate their child's real parents.

Murdoch goes undercover to solve a murder. Crabtree tries to sample his first banana split.

Murdoch and Brackenreid unwittingly put their careers at risk when they investigate high-level police corruption.

After a man is shot during a burlesque performance at the Star Room theatre, Murdoch, Odgen and Brackenreid are surprised to discover a familiar face in the audience.

Julia is shot at the home of her and William and doctors rush to save her life.

In the late 1890s, police Detective William Murdoch takes a new, more scientific approach to solving crimes. Assisted by coroner Dr. Julia Ogden and Constable George Crabtree, Murdoch introduces such concepts as finger marks and lie detecting machines. He has the support of his somewhat doubtful superior, Inspector Brackenreid, though at times, even he finds Murdoch's methods - and claims - somewhat astounding. Written by garykmcd