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"Murdoch On The Corner" is the third episode of the sixth season of Murdoch Mysteries and the sixty-eighth episode of the series. It first aired on January 21, 2013.

Summary[]

Detective Murdoch investigates the murder of Edgar Leeman who was shot by someone when he answered a knock at the door. His last words, overheard by his wife were 'I'm sorry no'. There's soon a second victim Thelma Green and then a third, Robert Grimsby. They have little in common except to have perhaps come into some unexpected money. When constables Crabtree and Higgins find a wallet with $10 inside, they return it to address they find inside. They soon after learn that several such wallets have been returned to that address and Murdoch concludes that the killer is punishing those who don't. Murdoch devises a new camera that takes a photo every four seconds and sets it it on the street to see who might be leaving the wallets. After a series of seemingly random murders, Murdoch sets up a timer camera on a street corner to catch the killer.

Character Revelations[]

  • George's Aunt Primrose use to send him to fetch hats all the time. One had to be very specific, there was a great many hats, he tells Murdoch.

Continuity[]

Historical References[]

  • When the Detective and the Doctor discuss the motives behind sequential killers, Jack the Ripper, Joseph Vacher, and  H. H. Holmes are mentioned.
  • Sigmund Freud’s speculation that the subconscious mind prevents one from expressing  anger directly to the person responsible, forcing one to take the anger out on persons unconnected to the true source of the rage is explained by Dr. Ogden and Crabtree immediately ask if it's like how certain Inspector taking it out on a constable after the Inspector's wife gets upset.

Trivia[]

  • George introduces Emily to pizza pie and they come up with a bicycle delivery idea.

Errors[]

  • With the line, "Maybe there's something that the old Thomas S. Brackenreid nose can sniff out.", the error in Thomas Charles Brackenreid's middle initial is made for the third time in this episode. The first time was in Who Killed the Electric Carriage? and the second time was in Twentieth Century Murdoch. It will be repeated again in Murdoch au Naturel before it is corrected in Season 7.
  • A slice of pizza pie was stated to cost a nickel, but the modern nickel wasn't first introduced until 1922. Prior to that, there was a much smaller silver 5 cent piece.
  • When George and Henry are in their civilian clothes and Thomas is watching them through the window, you can see a man in a tshirt and baseball cap with sunglasses

Cast[]

 Main Cast[]

Yannick Bisson as William Murdoch
Hélène Joy as Julia Ogden
Thomas Craig as Thomas Brackenreid
Jonny Harris as George Crabtree
Georgina Reilly as Emily Grace

Recurring Cast[]

Lachlan Murdoch as Constable Henry Higgins
Kristian Bruun as Constable Slugger Jackson

Guest Cast[]

Janet-Laine Green as Mrs. Lynd
Stephanie Belding as Jean Palmerson
Philip Williams as Jack the Butcher
Alex Poch-Goldin as Robert Grimsby
Courtenay J. Stevens as Soapbox Preacher
Billy Otis as Demented Beggar
Tony De Santis as Pizza Man
Conrad Coates as Mission Man
Mary Francis Moore as Mrs. Leeman
Tim Progosh as Mr. Edgar Leeman

Gallery[]


Murdoch Mysteries Season 6
"Murdoch Air" • "Winston's Lost Night" • "Murdoch On The Corner" • "A Study in Sherlock" • "Murdoch Au Naturel" • "Murdoch and the Cloud of Doom" • "The Ghost of Queen's Park" • "Murdoch in Ladies Wear" • "Victoria Cross" • "Twisted Sisters" • "Lovers in a Murderous Time" • "Crime and Punishment" • "The Murdoch Trap"
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