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"Brother's Keeper" is the seventh episode of the twelfth season and the one hundred seventy-fifth of the Murdoch Mysteries. It first aired on November 5, 2018.

Summary

When Watts kills a man in self-defence and Murdoch uncovers the victim’s criminal past, questions surround Watts’ story. Is Watts' hiding something something from Murdoch?

Character Revelations

Llewelyn Watts' dark and tragic past is revealed...
Before Station House No. 4, Crabtree was assigned to Station House No. 1 with Constable Baxter.
As Ruth Higgins-Newsome's hairdressing bill alone is half of Henry's copper wage and she has had to give up truffles and her chocolate delivery service, Henry informs George that he has a second job as a nightwatchman, thus he is falling asleep on the job(s).

Continuity

Season 12 resumes... after the Halloween hiatus.
A copper killing someone is a most serious matter: Murdoch asks Dr. Ogden to oversee the Morgue's investigation; Miss Hart is not thrilled.
Murdoch asks Julia if she remembers every detail of her fight with Eva Pearce (ep.918), — it is emblazoned in her memory, because Watts had a similar fight for his life and claims not to remember every detail; Ogden agrees that it is "...certainly unusual, but every mind is different".
Henry and Ruth are adjusting to life without the Newsomes of Mimico grandeur; Henry's lack of sleep doesn't help George with the investigation.
Constable John Brackenreid returns and has the nose for investigations.

Historical References

This episode takes place in Toronto 1906 – Edward VII (Albert Edward;1841-1910) is King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas.

Trivia

Errors

Cast

Main Cast

Yannick Bisson as Detective William Murdoch
Hélène Joy as Dr. Julia Ogden
Thomas Craig as Inspector Thomas Brackenreid
Jonny Harris as Constable George Crabtree

Recurring Cast

Daniel Maslany as Detective Watts
Shanice Banton as Violet Hart
Lachlan Murdoch as Constable Henry Higgins
Charles Vandervaart as John Brackenreid

Guest Cast

Dylan Harman as Hubert Marks
Bill MacDonald as Thomas Baker
Kyle Gatehouse as Nigel Baker

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 *A copper killing someone is a most serious matter: [[William Murdoch|Murdoch]] asks [[Julia Ogden|Dr. Ogden]] to oversee the [[City Morgue|Morgue]]'s investigation; [[Violet Hart |Miss Hart ]] is not thrilled.
 *Murdoch asks Julia if she remembers every detail of her fight with [[Eva Pearce]] (ep.[[Cometh the Archer|918]]), — it is emblazoned in her memory, because [[Detective Watts|Watts]] had a similar fight for his life and claims not to remember every detail; Ogden agrees that it is "...''certainly unusual, but every mind is different''".
+*[[Henry-Ruth Relationship|Henry and Ruth ]] are adjusting to life without the Newsomes of Mimico grandeur; [[Henry Higgins|Henry]]'s lack of sleep doesn't help [[George Crabtree|George]] with the investigation.
-*Constable [[John Brackenreid]] returns and reveals his nose for investigations.
+*Constable [[John Brackenreid]] returns and has the nose for investigations.
-*[[Henry-Ruth Relationship|Henry and Ruth ]] are adjusting to life without the Newsomes of Mimico grandeur; [[Henry Higgins|Henry]]'s lack of sleep doesn't help...
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