Ovation’s Mystery Alley is a content destination for all-things mystery and crimes. Featuring suspenseful ‘whodunnits’ with an international flair, enjoy full seasons of the most craved mystery shows and movies. Mystery Alley is available on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku, Plex, Distro, Freebie, and Rodeo TV.
Season 14 begins with Detective Murdoch’s signature inventions and trusted advice from Dr. Julia Ogden. But their life is upended when an investigation leads Murdoch to a young son he never knew about.
Throughout the season, Murdoch and Ogden cross paths with a motley gang of vaudeville performers, including Charlie Chaplin, Stan Laurel, and Buster Keaton.
Murdoch and his associates also find themselves trapped in a frightening puzzle room where violent, painful death is the only form of escape.
Murdoch reels from the revelation he has a young son with recently murdered Anna Fulford.
The brutal murder of a woman from Murdoch’s past complicates his life.
Murdoch’s investigation of an opium den murder may be linked to Nomi’s missing friend.
Murdoch investigates a murder at the Newsome Estate, which has declared itself a nation.
Murdoch, Ogden, Crabtree and Brackenreid must escape an abandoned factory rigged with rooms designed to kill.
Murdoch investigates the death of a harlot promised in a marriage transaction.
Murdoch and Ogden’s weekend at a country inn goes awry when a guest is murdered.
Murdoch suspects a man’s electrocution was caused by a controversial science experiment.
Murdoch learns from Terence Meyers that James Pendrick has been abducted and the inventor’s life is in danger.
Brackenreid learns his son is wanted for murder and refuses Murdoch’s help with the case.
Assassins are usually judged to be villains. But if the assassin has been deeply wronged by a repellent potential victim, is that snap judgment incorrect?
Modern slavery takes many forms. Chains can be invisible, and servitude can be as subtle as fulfilling a lifelong ambition – under the orders of someone else.
Re-routing a river across national borders is a vast project. The money involved is equally vast, certainly enough to be a motive for murder. Often more than one.
Journalist Freja Jensen wrote soft-edged lifestyle articles, not tough investigative pieces. So what was the big story she discovered that made someone kill her?
There are many ways to protest injustice. Some are easily ignored, other demand attention. And releasing radioactive material in a city center is at the top of the list.
A dockside stabbing isn’t usually enough to concern the ICU; but a stabbed man who dies of haemorrhagic fever on a holiday island concerns everyone…
When a person accused of a crime goes free, it usually means they weren’t guilty. But for some, just being accused is enough to warrant punishment…
Even the best of men may have two faces: one for the public to look at and one only his family sees. And that secret face may not be a pleasant one…
When hostage-taking becomes murder, the tragedy of one story may be the well-planned happy ending to another. It’s the team’s job to separate heroes from villains.
The ICC team knows not to judge a book by its cover. But when that cover is deliberately misleading, it’s easy to make mistakes about what’s inside…
A troubled schoolteacher subject to sleepwalking and quasi-paranoia feels that an intruder has been in her house, and doubters find dead bodies to confirm her fears.
A cat burglar named “The Creeper” is breaking into the estates of Causton, and an alcoholic writer threatening a “tell-all” book about his friends turns up dead.
The body of a local troublemaker and lady’s man is found dead in the model village which is the chief tourist attraction of Little Worthy.
An air traffic computer system, based on theories from an eccentric college professor, is denounced by the scientist creating a financial crisis for its backers.
A number of murders near a government safe house in Midsomer appears to be connected to a group of British spies stationed in East Berlin during the Cold War.
The sale of a previously unknown painting by an 18th century painter sends Barnaby into an investigation of murders as well as art forgery.
On the Midsomer Golfclub Whiteoaks a member is killed with a golfclub. In the course of the investigation they discover Whiteoaks to be full of hatred, gambling, violence, jealousy and extortion.
DCI Barnaby and DS Jones investigate when two couples mysteriously vanish from the village of Monks Barton amid rumours of witchcraft and haunted woods. As the body count rises, flamboyant psychic Cyrus LeVanu clashes with the pompous cleric, Reverend Wallace Stone, while other villagers seem to be caught up in a stolen antiques racket.
During the Christmas days Barnaby has to solve an explosion as well as a number of murders near a freight company while trying to cope with his acting CS who has very strong beliefs about teamwork.
DCI Barnaby and DS Jones investigate the traditions of a local pagan cult in Midsomer, the Temple of Thoth, when a magician’s assistant dies on stage during a children’s magic show.
