Murdoch Mysteries — S10E08 — Weekend at Murdoch's
2016 · 44 MIN · IMDB 8.5
Overview
To catch a killer, Murdoch and Crabtree pretend a murdered witness is still alive.
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00:00:49 An Inca tern.
00:02:30 hopefully I can provide more specifics.
00:04:25 Sir, you would have to arrest me.
00:06:17 But if the constabulary had more evidence,
00:07:57 I shall, Henry.
00:09:32 Oh, heavens, Roger. No, no, no.
00:11:31 You'll not be giving your bird presentation, Newsome,
00:13:50 I merely wanted a haircut before my presentation.
00:15:48 perhaps the killer will try to kill him again.
00:17:24 I can't thank you enough for this great gift, Henry Higgins.
00:19:00 I was just curious.
00:20:48 And he's still willing to testify against Mr. Gray?
00:22:33 Very inventive.
00:24:11 Detective Murdoch.
00:26:15 So should Miss James and I revive him once again?
00:27:57 He was not.
00:29:27 However, if the killer was too cautious
00:31:09 Now, I have sealed off the back,
00:33:06 Well, I assure you, sir, it is.
00:34:59 Because the Inca tern is native to South America
00:36:33 That's right, sir.
00:38:53 I see no choice but to release Mr. Gray.
00:41:13 I recently had occasion to dine with Mr. Newsome.
00:43:20 William?
Cast & Characters
Yannick Bisson
Detective William Murdoch
Helene Joy
Dr. Julia Ogden
Thomas Craig
Chief Constable Thomas Brackenreid
Jonny Harris
Constable George Crabtree
Lachlan Murdoch
Constable Henry Higgins
Georgina Reilly
Dr. Emily Grace
Daniel Maslany
Detective Llewellyn Watts
Mouna Traoré
Rebecca James
Siobhan Murphy
Ruth Newsome
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed856
Dialogue density19.5 lines / min
First line00:00:49
Final line00:43:20
Production Record
LanguageEnglish
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Episode
Murdoch Mysteries, season 10, episode 8: Weekend at Murdoch's.
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/12786/season/10/episode/8
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