From CityNews:

• How A Victorian Era Detective Solves Crimes
  “Forensics. Blood traces. DNA. They’re all investigative tools detectives take for granted. Now imagine having to process a crime scene without any of them. Or any modern devices at all. That’s the idea behind “The Murdoch Mysteries”, a new show that takes crime solving a step backwards. That’s because it takes place in the late 1890’s when all the old Sherlock Holmes-types had to rely on was logic, intuition and their own intelligence.” Read more.

A CTV Original Mini-Series Would Be Kings Premieres Jan. 27 and 28

• Power, money and drugs leads to murder in modern-day Shakespearean tragedy from the creative team behind The Eleventh Hour
• Starring Currie Graham, Ben Bass and Natasha Henstridge

CTV announced the broadcast premiere of the epic, four-hour Original Mini-Series Would Be Kings, airing Sunday, January 27 from 9-11 p.m. ET and Monday, January 28 from 9-11 p.m. ET, exclusively on CTV (visit CTV.ca to confirm local listings). A modern and timely take on a classic tragedy, Would Be Kings is the riveting tale of Patrick Lehane (Currie Graham; Desperate Housewives, CSI) and Jamie Collins (Ben Bass; The Eleventh Hour, Last Exit), two cousins and drug-squad cops who find their family ties torn apart by corruption within the police force. The gripping, family saga also stars Natasha Henstridge (Eli Stone, The Whole Nine Yards) and Clare Stone (Breach, The Man Who Lost Himself).

Continue reading Upcoming mini-series: Would Be Kings, CTV, Jan. 27 and 28 →