Murdoch Mysteries: High Voltage
07:00 am - 08:00 am, Tuesday, November 11 on KPXC Ion+ (59.4)
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High Voltage
Season 8, Episode 8
Murdoch's investigation into a man's electrocution leads him to Thomas Edison.
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2014
English
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Mystery & Suspense
Crime Drama
Adaptation
Costumer
Science
Cast & Crew
Yannick Bisson
(Actor)
.. William Murdoch
Helene Joy
(Actor)
.. Dr. Julia Ogden
Jonny Harris
(Actor)
.. Constable George Crabtree
Thomas Craig
(Actor)
.. Inspector Brackeneid
Lachlan Murdoch
(Actor)
.. Constable Higgins
Georgina Reilly
(Actor)
.. Dr. Emily Grace
Tamara Hope
(Actor)
.. Edna Brooks
Percy Hynes White
(Actor)
.. Simon Brooks
Nicole Underhay
(Actor)
.. Margaret Haile
Sara Mitich
(Actor)
.. Lillian Moss
Scott Beaudin
(Actor)
.. Thomas Edison Jr.
Gerry Mendicino
(Actor)
.. Mr. Rico
Shiva Negar
(Actor)
.. Anna Rico
Kerry Griffin
(Actor)
.. Mr. McBride
Dan Beirne
(Actor)
.. Mr. Mansfield
Barna Moricz
(Actor)
.. Frederick Longfellow
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Did You Know..
Yannick Bisson
(Actor)
.. William Murdoch
Born:
May 16, 1969
Birthplace: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Birthplace: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Trivia:
Born in Montreal, but lived in Florida and Texas until he was 13 and moved to Toronto. Featured in a series of commercials for Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Daughters Brianna and Dominique have each appeared in episodes of their father's Murdoch Mysteries series. Was involved in the design of the suits his Victorian-era detective character wears in Murdoch Mysteries. In 2013, his character, William Murdoch, from Murdoch Mysteries, made a crossover appearance on the Canadian TV-drama Republic of Doyle. Volunteers with Sheena's Place, a support center for people with eating disorders.
Helene Joy
(Actor)
.. Dr. Julia Ogden
Born:
October 21, 1973
Birthplace: Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Birthplace: Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Trivia:
Has been acting since she was a teenager, and after college was a member of Sydney-based Bell Shakespeare and the Melbourne Theatre Company in addition to working in Australian TV, but moved to Canada in the late 1990s to pursue greener pastures. Mother worked in real estate in Australia, and, due to the fickle nature of show business, also obtained her real-estate license there in the mid-2000s. Accolades include Best Performance by an Actress in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role for Durham County at the 23rd Gemini Awards, which recognize achievements in Canadian TV, in 2008. Made her Canadian stage debut in 2012 in a revival of Andrew Bovell's Speaking in Tongues (1996), which she had seen in its original incarnation in Australia after she got out of acting school.
Jonny Harris
(Actor)
.. Constable George Crabtree
Born:
September 22, 1975
Birthplace: Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada
Birthplace: Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada
Thomas Craig
(Actor)
.. Inspector Brackeneid
Born:
December 04, 1962
Birthplace: Sheffield
Birthplace: Sheffield
Lachlan Murdoch
(Actor)
.. Constable Higgins
Georgina Reilly
(Actor)
.. Dr. Emily Grace
Born:
February 12, 1986
Birthplace: Guildford, Surrey, England, United Kingdom
Birthplace: Guildford, Surrey, England, United Kingdom
Tamara Hope
(Actor)
.. Edna Brooks
Born:
November 02, 1984
Trivia:
The memorably sylphic, fair-haired Canadian actress Tamara Hope launched herself on the path to stardom during her teenage years with a plum role (that of Elizabeth) in Lee Rose's made-for-television family drama What Girls Learn (2001). This part, opposite Scott Bakula and Elizabeth Perkins, represented an auspicious and promising debut. Hope followed it up with a lead in the fantasy-oriented television series Guinevere Jones, which debuted on the Canadian cable network YTV in 2002. In that program, Hope played the title character, a descendant of King Arthur whose mother undertook a protective move by uprooting her to a new home in Australia; Gwen's subsequent life consisted largely of battling the forces of darkness that intended to destroy her, led by sorceress Morgana la Faye. Following small roles in the Richard Gere-headlined romantic comedy Shall We Dance? (2004), and the Rupert Everett/Sharon Stone thriller A Different Loyalty, Hope returned briefly to her native Canada for Michael McGowan's gentle coming-of-ager Saint Ralph (2004). She landed her first lead in Glenn Klinker's childhood drama The Nickel Children the following year, and then joined the cast of Christopher Cain's revisionist Western September Dawn (2007).
Percy Hynes White
(Actor)
.. Simon Brooks
Born:
October 08, 2001
Birthplace: St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Birthplace: St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Trivia:
Lived in his hometown, St. John's, until he was 11.Made his film debut in the 2008 drama Down to the Dirt, playing six-year-old Keith.First speaking role was in the 2009 drama Crackie, where he played Takeout Boy, at 7 years old.First recurring TV role was Simon Brooks on the crime series Murdoch Mysteries, from 2014 to 2015.Won best actor at the Atlantic Film Festival for his performance in 2014's Cast No Shadow.
Nicole Underhay
(Actor)
.. Margaret Haile
Sara Mitich
(Actor)
.. Lillian Moss
Scott Beaudin
(Actor)
.. Thomas Edison Jr.
Gerry Mendicino
(Actor)
.. Mr. Rico
Shiva Negar
(Actor)
.. Anna Rico
Kerry Griffin
(Actor)
.. Mr. McBride
Dan Beirne
(Actor)
.. Mr. Mansfield
Barna Moricz
(Actor)
.. Frederick Longfellow
