All 24 episodes from the 16th series of the historical crime drama set in late 19th-century Toronto. Yannick Bisson stars as Detective William Murdoch, a spirited police officer who pioneers new scientific approaches to solving crime such as fingerprinting, forensic techniques and lie detector machines. Assisted by Inspector Thomas Brackenreid (Thomas Craig), coroner Dr Julia Ogden (Helene Joy) and Constable George Crabtree (Jonny Harris), Murdoch employs these new-fangled methods - as well as his own unswerving instinct - to solve some of the city's most gruesome murders.
The episodes are: 'Sometimes They Come Back - Part 1', 'Sometimes They Come Back - Part 2', 'The Write Stuff', 'Promising Young Ladies', 'Murdoch Rides Easy', 'Clean Hands', 'Murdoch and the Sonic Boom', 'I Still Know What You Did Last Autumn', 'Honeymoon in Hampshire', 'Dash to Death', 'D.O.A.', 'Porcelain Maiden', 'Vengeance Makes the Man', 'Murdoch at the End of the World', 'Breaking Ranks', 'An Avoidable Hinder', 'Ballad of Gentleman Jones', 'Virtue and Vice', 'Whatever Happened to Abigail Prescott', 'Just Desserts', 'Murder in F Major', 'Scents and Sensibility', 'The Long Goodbye - Part 1' and 'The Long Goodbye - Part 2'.
Skuespillere
Daniel Maslany,Helene Joy,Lachlan Murdoch,Yannick Bisson,Thomas Craig,Jonny Harris,Arwen Humphreys,Shanice Banton,Clare McConnell
Aldersgrense
15 år
Utgave
Importfilm
Format
DVD
Sjanger
Drama,TV-serie,Import
Bildeformater
16:9 Widescreen
Lydspråk
Engelska
Undertekster
Engelska
Innspillingsår
2023
Artikkel nr.
93bd832b-703e-5e89-8284-632d7d52489d
Movie | |
|---|---|
Original Title | Murdoch Mysteries |
EAN | 5060797575162 |
Movie Length | 1056 |
Year Recorded | 2023 |
DVD Region | 2 (Europa) |
Sound Languages | Engelsk |
Subtitle Languages | Engelsk |
Genre | Drama,TV-serie,Import |
Format | DVD |
Actors | Daniel Maslany,Helene Joy,Lachlan Murdoch,Yannick Bisson,Thomas Craig,Jonny Harris,Arwen Humphreys,Shanice Banton,Clare McConnell |
Picture Formats | 16:9 Widescreen |
Age Restriction | 15 år |
Edition | Importfilm |
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