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Exclusive! Set in Toronto at the dawn of the 20th century, this InchVictorian CSIInch (Wall Street Journal) explores the intriguing world of William Murdoch (Yannick Bisson), a dashing detective who pioneers innovative forensic techniques to solve some of the city's most gruesome murders. At the start of Season 11, Murdoch languishes behind bars, framed for the murder of a burlesque dancer and battling a corrupt bureaucracy in order to prove his innocence. 18 episodes, 13 hours, 5 DVDs, SDH. Ep. 1 Up from Ashes Murdoch languishes behind bars for the murder of a burlesque dancer, while Julia remains missing. As the station mourns the loss of two of their own, Detective Watts covertly works to clear Murdoch's name. Ep. 2 Merlot Mysteries When the father of the groom drinks poisoned wine during his toast to the wedding couple, Murdoch and Watts investigate Toronto's community of wine lovers. Now finished with her schooling, Rebecca looks for a new job. Ep. 3 8 Footsteps Murdoch and Julia attend an experiential dinner in the dark honoring Helen Keller, but when the lights come back on, one of the guests is dead. Murdoch works with Alexander Graham Bell to uncover the culprit. Ep. 4 The Canadian Patient At the Toronto Medical Exposition, a surgeon approaches Murdoch claiming that his organ-transplant operation was sabotaged, resulting in the death of his patient. Brackenreid's son John joins Station House No. 4. Ep. 5 Dr. Osler Regrets Murdoch and Julia's dinner with Dr. Osler, Julia's mentor, is interrupted when a man accuses Osler of murder. Julia trains her new morgue assistant, Violet, while Crabtree receives a visit from journalist Louise Cherry. Ep. 6 21 Murdoch Street An Indian diplomatic couple approach Murdoch for help finding their sons, who went missing from a prestigious boarding school. When none of the other students will talk, John and Cra
