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Series Overview By its ninth season, Murdoch Mysteries had long shed any pretense of being a mere period procedural. Set in 1900s Toronto, the series follows Detective William Murdoch (Yannick Bisson), a police investigator who employs then-fledgling forensic science (fingerprinting, blood analysis, early lie detection) to solve gruesome murders. Season 9 originally aired in 2015-2016 and is widely considered a transitional high point, balancing character evolution with inventive, often whimsical mysteries.
This 5-disc set (commonly designated “DVD5” – single-layer, 4.7GB per disc) contains all 18 episodes of Season 9. The packaging is typically a standard Amaray-style keepcase with a slipcover (depending on region). Disc art is usually thematic (period-appropriate typography or stills from the season). murdoch mysteries season 09 dvd5
If you’re a Murdoch Mysteries completist or need a physical copy for a cabin without internet, this DVD5 set is perfectly watchable. However, the compression artifacts and lack of HD mean it’s not the ideal way to experience Season 9’s gorgeous Victorian production design. For first-time viewers, stream it in HD. For collectors, hunt down the region-free Blu-ray or the Australian DVD9 release. But if you find this 5-disc set cheap secondhand—snap it up. The episodes themselves are peak Murdoch. Series Overview By its ninth season, Murdoch Mysteries
Rating: 7/10 (as a DVD release); 9/10 (for the season’s content) If you’re a Murdoch Mysteries completist or need
Series Overview By its ninth season, Murdoch Mysteries had long shed any pretense of being a mere period procedural. Set in 1900s Toronto, the series follows Detective William Murdoch (Yannick Bisson), a police investigator who employs then-fledgling forensic science (fingerprinting, blood analysis, early lie detection) to solve gruesome murders. Season 9 originally aired in 2015-2016 and is widely considered a transitional high point, balancing character evolution with inventive, often whimsical mysteries.
This 5-disc set (commonly designated “DVD5” – single-layer, 4.7GB per disc) contains all 18 episodes of Season 9. The packaging is typically a standard Amaray-style keepcase with a slipcover (depending on region). Disc art is usually thematic (period-appropriate typography or stills from the season).
If you’re a Murdoch Mysteries completist or need a physical copy for a cabin without internet, this DVD5 set is perfectly watchable. However, the compression artifacts and lack of HD mean it’s not the ideal way to experience Season 9’s gorgeous Victorian production design. For first-time viewers, stream it in HD. For collectors, hunt down the region-free Blu-ray or the Australian DVD9 release. But if you find this 5-disc set cheap secondhand—snap it up. The episodes themselves are peak Murdoch.
Rating: 7/10 (as a DVD release); 9/10 (for the season’s content)