ajshaw-85038
I was upset that this's was just badly written and acted but having read he reviews on here o see people seem to think that this is portraying history accurately!?
Perhaps in an age of morons artistic licence has gone too far?
ninasimone2018
this is one of those moments when the well-chosen cast with excellent writing ideas and authentic production serve us a great entertainment, refreshing without any annoying cell phone calls ringing or texts during the show. intriguing plots mixed in with the the main characters stories give a good balance to it and the success of the show proves it. another almost as good of a show is doctor blake mysteries.
hannah07
This is an excellent show for many more reasons than I've stated below. Someone actually realized that a good show doesn't have constant swearing, gruesome violence or show someone getting laid. That's what porn's for. Imagine that having good stories, actors, sets, costumes and great writers actually work. I'm a new viewer so I just started watching the previous seasons a few weeks ago and have watched almost all the shows already. It was like reading a great book I just couldn't put down.I would just like to thank to all the people involved that brought this show into being and kept it going. I hope it will continue for many more seasons.
bkoganbing
I got my first exposure to Murdoch Mysteries in Toronto on a trip and I have to say it was an interesting show. Hopefully someone in the States will see fit to broadcast this on one of the channels in my cable package.Yannick Bisson who has done a few Canadian television series plays the title role of Detective Murdoch. This man is college educated and an expert at those new fangled ideas in criminal justice like forensic science. He seems light years ahead of his colleagues. But they just go with the flow the way Captain Stottlemyre did with Adrian Monk.I have to say it was an enjoyable hour well spent. I liked Bisson's characterization. Bring it to the States.
