A Murdoch Mysteries teleplay: In a locked house, a hostess holds a dinner for six guests. The hostess is stabbed and one of the six guests is guilty, but which one? Murdoch is on the case, and he finds that all of the witnesses' stories are remarkably consistent; yet at least one of them must be lying. A solution to the mystery is included.

Murdoch is out of the country, and it is up to Inspector Brackenreid to try to solve a case involving murder of a loan shark, in addition to all of his other duties. The murder case has its twists; and Brackenreid (who is in every scene!) finds himself wondering what Murdoch would do. This is a teleplay, just like watching a TV episode, and a solution to the mystery is included.

A teleplay in five acts, like watching an episode on TV. An early-morning murder leads Murdoch through a strange world of fakes and frauds and falsehoods, in which it is unclear who is on the up-and-up and in which it is unclear whether national treasures are what they purport to be. A solution to the mystery is included.

A teleplay in two acts, in which Murdoch and Crabtree are investigating two separate murder cases. Murdoch is taking the lead in one case, and Crabtree is taking the lead in the other, subject to Murdoch's supervision. Both Murdoch and Crabtree are puzzled by their respective cases, but each man educates the other so that they can formulate plausible solutions.

A Murdoch Mysteries teleplay, just like a TV episode. Following a brutal murder, Murdoch formulates a plan by which the premeditated crime could have been committed. But the plan seems to require the cooperation of someone whose ethics are beyond reproach; otherwise the plan had to account for choices that could not possibly have been known in advance. Solution included.

A Murdoch Mysteries teleplay. A man is found murdered in a manner unusual for the early 20th Century. A prime suspect is quickly identified. Against his lawyer's advice, the suspect cooperates in the investigation, and supplies evidence that further points to him being the killer. Brackenreid is convinced he's the man, but Murdoch isn't. Watch Murdoch solve this mystery!

A Murdoch Mysteries teleplay. Three men supposedly participate in a murder, but one of the men asserts innocence and claims to have an alibi. Murdoch cannot see anything wrong in the alibi but a wise old lady sees things differently. The story ends with a humourous historical mystery. A solution is included for the first mystery, but is there a solution to the second mystery?

A teleplay, like watching a Murdoch episode. A jury has found a murder suspect not guilty; and now one of the jurors (severely traumatized by what he saw during the trial) comes to Murdoch asking whether the real murderer can be caught and put on trial. Did Murdoch make a mistake that would have sent the wrong man to the gallows? Solution included.

A five-act teleplay, just like watching a Murdoch episode on TV. In this mystery, a hoaxer goes missing, and is later found dead. Was he kidnapped and murdered, or was it all a prank gone wrong? Solution included. Posted on April Fools Day, 2016.

A five-act Murdoch Mysteries teleplay, just like watching an episode on TV. Two Toronto families have a past history of violence, but they have been at peace for over a year and a half. Then a member of one family is shot, and a member of the other family is the prime suspect. Can Murdoch solve the case without jeopardizing the peace? The solution to the mystery is included.

A complete teleplay for a Murdoch episode; just like watching an episode on TV. Murdoch investigates a murder in which he can identify no suspects; but an event occurs that causes Murdoch to have more suspects than he could possibly handle. A solution to the mystery is included.

A complete teleplay, just like an actual Murdoch episode. Murdoch's detective skills help break open a case that occurs over a hundred years later. No time travel is involved, there are no departures from the canon; it's a mystery with a touch of humour. Solution(s) included. I'd love it if they actually made an episode like this!

A teleplay of a Murdoch Mysteries episode, involving a "locked room" mystery. A murder occurs in a house, with Murdoch and Crabtree in the house at the time. Everybody in the house has an alibi, except for one man; and Murdoch finds that this man actually has an alibi as well! So whodunit? The solution appears in the the teleplay, which is like watching an actual episode on TV.

A teleplay for a short Murdoch Mystery, in two acts, featuring only Murdoch and Crabtree. A man is shot dead in his bedroom. Is it a case of suicide or murder? Solution included. This is my first submission to this website.

What should have really happened during S02E05 "The Green Muse"? Jilliam!

What if Detective William Murdoch was already married to a Children's Doctor in Season 1? He met her when he was a constable. How would his life be different? How would his life be the same? How does she help him become a better detective?

There is a first time for everything. There is a first time to meet, a first time to part, and a first time to decide to take over a neighbouring country. In 1871, Meyers and Clegg have their first encounter.

Murdoch Sting AU - An accident during a plan to catch a killer, bring George and Emily together again

Based in S15. William and Julia have quick Valentine's Day celebration

When Emily Grace waltzes back into George's life, he welcomes her with open arms.

Missing scene of Season 7, Leslie Garland learned about James Gilles, enough to write the threat note to Julia and William.

Julia writes in her diary about the comparison between her wedding nights with Darcy and William.

Julia writes a letter to herself, about her life in the past 7 years. WARNING SPOILERS

A one shot takes place after S15E12. Julia wakes up in the middle of the night with a craving...Warning Spoilers

Its Detective Watts turn to investigate, when an impostor inventor found dead on the steps of his building.