Murdoch Mysteries first aired, introducing audiences to the Victorian-era detective William Murdoch and his innovative investigative techniques.
The series won a Gemini Award for Best Drama Series, recognizing its excellence in Canadian television.
The series began airing on the Ovation Network in the USA, expanding its audience internationally.
William Murdoch begins his career as a detective in the Toronto police force, marking the start of many investigative adventures.
Detective Murdoch employs fingerprint analysis for the first time to solve a challenging murder case, showcasing his innovative approach to forensics.
Dr. Julia Ogden joins the series as the pathologist assisting Murdoch with forensic examinations.
Murdoch successfully cracks a high-profile robbery involving stolen goods from the Stanton warehouse.
George Crabtree is recruited as a constable and becomes Murdoch's loyal assistant and friend.
William Murdoch and Julia Ogden get married, solidifying their personal and professional partnership.
Murdoch introduces X-ray technology to examine evidence, further advancing forensic methods in law enforcement.
Murdoch uncovers corruption within the police department involving the police commissioner, restoring justice.
George Crabtree faces personal loss as his father passes away, impacting his character development.
