Allegiance
Allegiance
Unsee This: On Sabrina's first day with Serious Crimes, an investigation into a woman's murder leads her into the sinister side of the tech world as she adjusts to a more dangerous role. S2 Ep1
26 oct 2026
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Unsee This: On Sabrina's first day with Serious Crimes, an investigation into a woman's murder leads her into the sinister side of the tech world as she adjusts to a more dangerous role. S2 Ep1
Too Many Breaths: After Helena's funeral, the foster home women argue about David. Frida's investigation points to him, while Anita uncovers horrors about her grandmother's foster home. S2 Ep4
Hangman: Yannick Bisson stars in the quirky Victorian mystery series. Dr Ogden is attacked by a man who returns to life after being sent to the gallows. S3 Ep11
In the Altogether: Victorian mystery series set in Toronto, Canada. Murdoch is drawn into the world of Victorian erotica when he investigates the murder of a young woman. S3 Ep12
The Tesla Effect: Yannick Bisson stars in the cult mystery series set in 19th century Toronto. Murdoch meets the great scientist Nikola Tesla when he hunts for a killer. S3 Ep13
Shopping from Home.
Shopping from Home.
Murdoch and the Tramp: A vaudeville comic's death leads Murdoch to suspect that Charlie Chaplin was the intended target. S14 Ep1
Rough and Tumble: Brackenreid learns his son is wanted for murder and refuses Murdoch's help with the case. S14 Ep2
The Lair of the Libertines: Mark Williams is the sleuthing cleric in the mystery series based on the short stories of GK Chesterton. At Hotel Cuba, the dish of the day is death. S3 Ep8
The Hunt: Rex proves himself as a member of the Major Crimes team when he tails a kidnapper. Meanwhile, Charlie and the team realise the abduction is part of an elaborate plan. S1 Ep1
A Night to Remember: A famous actress surprises everyone at the Colonists Club by dropping dead on stage, leaving Chief Superintendent Munro convinced the killer is in the room. S3 Ep5
Framed for Murder: Essie Davis stars in the superb murder mystery set in 1920s Melbourne. The lead actor in a new 'talkie' movie, Bride of Babylon, is murdered on set. S2 Ep9
Beyond the Shining Sea - Part Two: After another killing connected to the festival queen case, the team head to nearby Rosalie Island to follow up a new lead about a mysterious phone call. S8 Ep6
Murdoch and the Tramp: A vaudeville comic's death leads Murdoch to suspect that Charlie Chaplin was the intended target. S14 Ep1
Rough and Tumble: Brackenreid learns his son is wanted for murder and refuses Murdoch's help with the case. S14 Ep2
A Night to Remember: A famous actress surprises everyone at the Colonists Club by dropping dead on stage, leaving Chief Superintendent Munro convinced the killer is in the room. S3 Ep5
Framed for Murder: Essie Davis stars in the superb murder mystery set in 1920s Melbourne. The lead actor in a new 'talkie' movie, Bride of Babylon, is murdered on set. S2 Ep9
The Hunt: Rex proves himself as a member of the Major Crimes team when he tails a kidnapper. Meanwhile, Charlie and the team realise the abduction is part of an elaborate plan. S1 Ep1
The Lair of the Libertines: Mark Williams is the sleuthing cleric in the mystery series based on the short stories of GK Chesterton. At Hotel Cuba, the dish of the day is death. S3 Ep8
Beyond the Shining Sea - Part Two: After another killing connected to the festival queen case, the team head to nearby Rosalie Island to follow up a new lead about a mysterious phone call. S8 Ep6
New. Mervin begrudgingly agrees to attend a local women's football game. However, the event is cut short when the star player is discovered with a fatal bullet wound. S14 Ep5
A Serpent's Tooth: After a fatal accident in a warehouse, the youngest daughter of a carpet king hires Frank and Lu to investigate her own sisters. S3 Ep4
The Lair of the Libertines: Mark Williams is the sleuthing cleric in the mystery series based on the short stories of GK Chesterton. At Hotel Cuba, the dish of the day is death. S3 Ep8
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