Looking forward so much to this show coming to out screens next Tuesday

i've been counting down the days and looking out for the trailers, looking forward to watching in just a few hours

wow, what a great start, having read the books Murdoch was just as i'd imagined and Yannick is so good in the role. i loved Brackenreid's humour and the theme music is fab

you have a winner here

A great start.Yannick plays this character really well after reading some of the books.Looking forward to great character development from the four leading actors in future episodes. Roll on next week.

what a great eppy, a wonderful introduction to Murdoch the man and Brackenreid. very moving at times and the lead is SOOOOOOOOOOOO HOT

I so agree with Cathyj1. Yannick is so hot. I've followed him over to Murdoch from Sue Thomas Fbeye. Also another great show.The second episode was so much stronger than the pilot.I just love the idea of searching for those clues in 19 th century Toronto.
I could have cried when his promotion was turned down because of his religion. Keep up the good work.

another great eppy, loved the humour and compassion of this man and Yannick is fabulous in the role. i'm hoping the series will be out on DVD soon

There was so much humour during this episode. I could have laughed my socks off at ferret up the trouser leg scene
I for one feel this show is growing in character development as each episode progresses. Just love it.

this eppy was so moving, Yannick is doing a wonderful job in this role, i was in tears when his dead fiancee was giving him a message.

the series is a must see each week

This episode was so sad, the viewer now knows William lost his fiancee to TB last year...but Yannick portrayed this sadness and heartache so well.
Oh that final scene...just got to me.

I loved this episode, each week is better than the last. We are also getting to know the characters and if you have read the books you can see them developing. Yannick is superb as Murdoch and I hope the show goes from strength to strengh.

I think this series is wonderful and it is great to see something new starring Yannick Bisson, having read all the books I think he makes the perfect Murdoch. This week's episode was so emotional and Yannick's facial expressions showed us what a great actor he is. Long may the series continue.

an interesting eppy with plenty of twists and turns. He looked so cute in the tennis outfit but why do we have to wait two weeks for the next eppy?????????

Another great episode and I had stitches in my side from laughing at poor Will dressed up in the tennis outfilt, I think Brackenried was behind him wearing that outfit, he looked like he should be travelling up the Alps dragging a horn. He also look so vulnerable once inside the club house. But I think he got his own back when he gave his name as George Crabtree. The only downside was the announcer telling us we will have to wait 2 weeks for the next episode - that's not fair!

What do I say. Another great episode full of everything the viewer wants.
There is plenty of conflict in Murdoch's faith as well as in the gay community. Yes I agree with those previous postings.The tennis club scene was great.He did the embarrassed scene so well
And I love the plots which are developing as the series is progressing. But I have to say...I have to wait a full 2 weeks for the next episode. Why?

woohoo, he's back and what a great eppy, so emotional and Yannick was wonderful. glad I had the tissues handy as he flashed back to his childhood and talked to Phillip. he was so kind to him, something i guess wasn't too common back then.
love the theme music too, sends tingles down my spine when i hear it.
looking forward to next week

Another fantastic episode. I loved the way Brackenried persuaded Will to dig deeper on his father's behalf in a fatherly kind of way so he wouldn't be left with 'what if's' for the rest of his life if his father was convicted. I loved the expression on Will's face when he suggested George run the route one more time! Oh, and you have to mention the little boy who played young Will, he's certainly got the same Malteser eyes that Yannick has. This realyy is a great series, long may it continue.

What a wonderful episode...And yay its back.
And I agree Yannick portrays/acts emotional conflict so well.
There were so many scenes in this episode that I liked but it was the 1st interview Will had with Phillip I felt was so thoughtful/caring,which would be unusual for a policeman in that era.
Well pass my thoughts on to the producers of this wonderful show and hope it continues for some time yet.
Looking forward to next week.

i thoroughly enjoyed this week's eppy, body double. Kate Trotter was excellent and i liked the insight in to Brackenreid's hopes and dreams before married life got in the way.
Murdoch was so sweet paying for the burial, i hope we get many more series of this wonderful show

cath

I loved this episode with Murdoch and his boss working side by side on a case.
It was quite a who dunnit.
It must was also amusing watching Brackenreid tell Murdoch what bairns were, as well as showing us Murdoch's compassion when he payed for the burial.

another fab eppy, the lie detector was excellent and the doc seemed warmer and less frivolous this week, still not sure about them as a couple. the case was interesting, lots of twists and turns. praying we get lots more series' and a DVD

Another wonderful episode.Loved the lie detector scene; Murdoch giving the others a history lesson.
The case had plenty of twists to wrack your brain who did it?
I'm still hoping for renewal of this wonderful show.

I enjoyed this one, not my favourite but still good. I loved the lie detector scene. Not at all sure of the Murdoch/Doc relationship for me it is not working but we still have a few more episodes to go for it to work. Great series so far and hoping for a second one.

belly speaker isn't one of my favourite episodes but i enjoyed the humour and it had an interesting twist at the end.

as a nurse i found Murdoch's comments about being there for a loved one who's dying incredibly profound and moving.

i love his idea of what makes for light seaside summer reading, early genetics.

hoping that the powers that be are agreeing another series or more of this excellent series

woohoo, we're getting a second series of this fab programme, thank you to the decision makers