Murdoch Mysteries: Season Six

Season 6 is Superior FUN 19th century historical crime
Awesome period sets & costumes. Realistically gritty. Multiple plots in an 1899 Victorian Canada historical suspense & crime drama. Includes fictional unveiling of then-new inventions. Murdoch's path often crosses an historic personality. Charming entertainment amidst suspense.
Older episodes are combined in a box catch-up set.
Murdoch Mysteries Collection: Seasons 1-4
Season 6 views a stand-alone, but you DO WANT every episode.

Yannick Bisson's leading role is rejoined with his boss, Brackenreid (Thomas Craig), Crabtree (Jonny Harris), Dr. Ogden (Helen Joy), Higgins (Lachlan Murdoch), & sexy Dr. Grace (Georgina Reilly).

SDH SUBTITLES for all episodes.
- 1: Murdoch Air
Murdoch takes another look at flying machines after an unusual accident. See Peter Stebbings.
- 2: Winston's Lost Night
Winston Churchill (Thomas Howes- Downton Abbey) can't be a murderer,...

the Eyes of Murdoch
I 'discovered' this series about 8 months ago and can not get enough of it. The stars of this program, although unknown to most Americans are well known and appreciated in Canada, where this series originated and was filmed, for the most part. The often humorous references to the beginnings of many inventions that Murdoch either builds or works with the inventors on, are wonderful. Yannick Bisson plays Murdoch and heads a terrific cast. All kinds of speech accents flourish throughout the dialogue since many of the men and women who lived in Toronto at that time were immigrants from 'across the pond' and are in fact in real life. The story lines always are full of tongue in cheek humor, and subplots as these characters build not only relationships with one another, but with the viewer. I feel like I know these folks in real life, and with few exceptions, would love having them as neighbors. One of the things I like most is the constant politeness of the speech used, as well as what my...

Forensic Detection In 19th Century Canada
I recently came across The Murdoch Mysteries after seeing Geraint Wyn Davies portray Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in an episode from the first season. With two of my favorites so combined, I had to look further into this very intriguing historical crime drama. To date, I have watched most of the series, and while I was lukewarm about some of the earlier episodes, did stick with it and now find the scripting and plots to be stronger with each ensuing season. Instead of losing steam, Murdoch Mysteries is gaining it, not only in terms of solid story lines but in the development of the characters, who are fleshed out and exude true personality. Speaking of which, Dr Ogden fans should find she sparkles better than ever here.

Never mind there are innumerable crime dramas to choose from, with most of them being pale intimations or knock-offs so that despite being an avid mystery reader, I rarely watch any of them. There is nothing cliched or trite about Murdoch Mysteries. It offers...

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