Murdoch Mysteries season 10 episode 11 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

Detective Murdoch steps in as Acting Inspector, investigating the murder of a championship dog, Horace. Suspicions arise among dog show competitors, with rivalries and jealousy at the fore. Concurrently, Detective Watts delves into a series of mysterious disappearances of women since 1900. The case twists when another dog, Pistachio, becomes a target, leading to the arrest of Mr. Dubois, the dog's trainer, for murder and poisoning. Meanwhile, Watts' investigation into the missing women deepens, revealing an unsettling pattern.

Full Episode S10E11 Recap

### Scene 1: Opening Scene - **Horace the dog is found dead.** - A woman discovers her dog, Horace, dead. - She mourns, calling Horace her dearest companion and love of her life. ### Scene 2: Police Station Discussion - **Discussion about Inspector Brackenreid and Mr. Pendrick's quest.** - Detective Murdoch receives word they're in Panama. - Murdoch is appointed Acting Inspector in Brackenreid's absence. - Plans for organizational changes are hinted at. ### Scene 3: Arrival of Detective Watts - **Detective Watts joins Station House.** - Detective Watts, having issues at Station One, joins Murdoch's team. - Mrs. Frizzle arrives, distraught over Horace's death, suspecting foul play. ### Scene 4: Investigation into Horace's Death - **Initial investigation of Horace's death.** - Mrs. Frizzle insists Horace was murdered, citing competition motives. - Murdoch and team begin investigating the dog show competitors. ### Scene 5: Discussion of Dog Show Rivals - **Exploration of dog show competitors and their motives.** - Various competitors and their dogs are introduced. - Suspicions arise around Beaumont Stoddard and his dog, Pistachio. ### Scene 6: Investigation into Missing Women - **Detective Watts investigates a series of women going missing.** - Watts and Constable Jackson discuss a pattern of missing women starting in 1900. - Watts recruits Jackson to help with notes and investigation. ### Scene 7: Interrogation and Investigation Continues - **Further investigation into dog show competitors.** - Murdoch interrogates competitors and considers motives. - Focus on Stoddard's animosity towards Horace. ### Scene 8: Confrontation with Stoddard and Dog Escapes - **Stoddard is confronted and arrested.** - Murdoch and team deal with an angry Stoddard. - Pistachio, Stoddard's dog, escapes during the commotion. ### Scene 9: Search for Pistachio and Clues - **Search for Pistachio and uncovering evidence.** - Murdoch finds Pistachio and discovers a clue. - They realize the poison used on Horace was also intended for Pistachio. ### Scene 10: Interrogations of Suspects - **Murdoch interrogates various dog owners.** - Each suspect provides alibis and information. - The murder weapon, a grooming scissor, becomes a key piece of evidence. ### Scene 11: Ruth Newsome's Scissors - **Ruth Newsome's scissors are examined.** - Ruth Newsome's scissors match the murder weapon's description. - However, her innocence is considered due to her nature. ### Scene 12: Final Confrontation and Resolution - **Murdoch confronts and apprehends the true killer.** - Mr. Dubois, the dog trainer, is revealed as the murderer and poisoner. - Motivated by competition, he poisoned Horace and killed Stoddard. - Pistachio plays a role in apprehending Dubois. ### Scene 13: Closing Scenes - **Conclusion of the dog show and case.** - Murdoch reluctantly participates in the dog show with Pistachio. - Detective Watts continues his investigation into the missing women. - The episode ends with a mix of resolution and ongoing mysteries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who discovered Horace the dog dead?

Horace's owner found him dead at the beginning of the episode.

What mission are Inspector Brackenreid and Mr. Pendrick on?

They are on a quest to recover a scientific formulation that could benefit mankind.

Who is appointed Acting Inspector in Brackenreid's absence?

Detective Murdoch is appointed Acting Inspector.

Why does Detective Watts join Station House Number Four?

He had personality issues at Station One and the space at Station Four was available.

What is the suspected motive for Horace's murder?

Rivalry in the dog show competition is suspected as the motive.

Who are some of the main dog show competitors mentioned?

Sebastien Melrose with Kaiser, Buck Christopher with Duke, and Ruth Newsome with Roger.

What investigation does Detective Watts pursue?

He investigates a series of missing women that began in 1900.

Who is suspected of poisoning Horace?

Beaumont Stoddard is initially suspected due to his rivalry with Horace.

What important clue is found by Murdoch?

He discovers that the poison intended for Pistachio, Stoddard's dog, was used on Horace.

What evidence points towards Ruth Newsome?

A hair from her dog and scissors matching the murder weapon.

Who is ultimately revealed as the murderer and poisoner?

Mr. Dubois, the dog trainer, is revealed as both the murderer and poisoner.

What role does Pistachio play in the conclusion?

Pistachio helps apprehend Mr. Dubois during the final confrontation.

What happens at the dog show at the end?

Detective Murdoch participates in the dog show with Pistachio.

Does Detective Watts find any leads on the missing women?

He starts to find leads, indicating a pattern of women going missing.

How does the episode end?

The episode ends with the resolution of the dog show case and ongoing investigation into missing women.

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